Sunday School Lesson Guide on Moses and Joshua
Readings from Joshua Exodus Numbers and Romans outline lessons on leadership faith and humility. The text highlights Moses plea to the Lord Jealousy and envy, spies report, Abel and Balaam, abstinence for others and Moses death. It emphasizes trust in God and bold leadership with Be strong and courageous.
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Moses
Lely
Bea
Lascos
Bettter
Caleb
Joshua
Aaron
Jehoveh
Balak
Balaam
Larsson
Jesus Christ
Rome
Recond
Arth
Josh
Otes
Lord Jesus
The
Jordan
Rabab
Red Sea
Earth
Toshiv
Lessex
Tericha
Jesus
China
Heaven
Adam
Ree
Kane
Noah
Abraham
Isaac
Jacon
Mos
Mary
God
Largest county docket opens with 1 16 actions listed
The January district court term will feature the biggest docket in county history with 1 16 separate actions. Judges Platt and Mullan preside as filing closes, listing cases including Felker vs Oak Ridge district over school land, injuries from a delivery rig, death benefits, contracts, and various personal injury claims totaling thousands.
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Platt
Mullan
Sarah V. Felker
Oak Ridge Independent School District
Clark Crandall
Ellis Crandall
Mamie Rosenbloom
William H. Nelson
Itinois Central
LaVerne
Corn Belt Telephone Co
Dunphy-Fridstein Co
Charles H. Mohler
Mason Mator Co
Edward Singleton
E- M. Storm
Rosalie
Bryant
Illinois Central
Logan Avenue
San Benito Bank & Trust Co
San Benito
Texas
J. B. Ogle
Joseph M. Hosmer
Bryant Asphalt Paving Co
Waterloo Steam Laundry
F. T. Hartman
W. H. Bickley
Floyd H. Robinson
George H. Paul
Emma M. Pratt
J. Ralston
J. W. Krapfel
Wellington Street
Mourning Wear Noted In Charcoal Crepe and Black Chiffon
A fashion snippet describes a mourning outfit in black crape and black chiffon. The ensemble features a sash of black moire and is presented in a stark black and white display.
Religious Services in Waterloo Churches on Sunday
Waterloo churches list morning and evening worship times for Adventist Universalist Catholic Lutheran Methodist Presbyterian and other denominations. Notable entries include Sacred Heart St Josephs Church of the Brethren Congregational and Universalist Church of the Redeemer with sermon topics and Sunday school schedules.
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St. Joseph’s
Third
Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
Sacred Heart
Fourth
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
St. Mary's—Park and
Lafayette
H. P. Rohlman
Largest Tab’ Ever Erected for Billy Sunday Tabernacle
A Pittsburgh dispatch reports the Billy Sunday tabernacle as the world’s largest religious building. It will seat 14 000 with acoustics designed to reach all areas. planned for 16 000 but trimmed to protect shade trees. Architect A P Gill solved earlier acoustic limits. The structure seats twice Salt Lake City’s tabernacle and contains 1500 chairs in the loft.
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Pittsburgh
A. P. Gill
Salt Lake City
Clerical Addresses at First Presbyterian Church
Rev. Wilbur L. Clapp speaks at First Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Morning topic is Some Characteristics of the Present Age. Evening topic is The Gospel for the Age in Which We Live. Noon address to the men’s class on A Few Outstanding Facts About a Great Opportunity.
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First Presbyterian Church
Wilbur L. Clapp
New Speaker Arrives at First Baptist
Rev Harver J Moore new speaker at First Baptist in Iowa arrives from Newton Center Mass He will preach morning and evening tomorrow and a week hence He is a Des Moines college graduate and nearing graduation at a Newton Center theological school
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Iowa
Harver J. Moore
Newton Center
Mass
First Baptist Church
Des Moines College
Waterloo relatives attend funeral of D. T. Welsh
Mrs. W. C. Brownlee of Waterloo is a sister of Mr. Welch. She and her husband and H. D. Gould, a friend, came from Waterloo yesterday for the funeral. He was a nephew of D. T. Welsh, who formerly was in the dry goods and grocery business in Waterloo.
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W. C. Brownlee
Waterloo
Welch
H. D. Gould
D. T. Welsh
Death Claims Young Merchant A M Welch of Cedar Rapids
A M Welch, 46, president of Welch Cook company, Cedar Rapids, dies after a three year illness on Christmas day in Chicago. Born Knoxville Iowa in 1868, he built a dry goods career in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. Survived by wife Alice M Brownlee and two children Elizabeth and David. funeral at First Presbyterian Church, Cedar Rapids, with interment at Oak Hill.
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Cedar Rapids
A. M. Welch
Welch-Cook Company
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Mr. Welch
Chicago Hospital
Knoxville
Winterset
Lake Park
Ill
Waterloo
J. ©. Cook
Welch
Alice M. Brownlee
Elizabeth
David
Second Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Evanston
Sixth Avenue
First Presbyterian Church
Burkhalter
Oak Hill Cemetery
Assessors to Meet January Tenth for Uniform Valuation
County Auditor Rainbow calls meeting of county assessors for Saturday January 10 at 10 am in the courthouse to discuss the new year’s assessment work. Assessors, not owners, determine property values. last year’s valuation rise by the executive council will be reflected in the 1914 canvass. The Grundy auditor arrived with the county basketball team yesterday.
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Rainbow
Executive Council
Grundy County
Captain W. F. Smith Dies at 64 in Webster City
Will F. Smith a former Iowa National Guard small arms captain and pioneer newspaper man died at his Webster City home after a three day illness. A native of Scotland he was 64 and had lived in Webster City since 1867. He helped establish the Clarian Monitor and was a partner in the Freeman-Tribune and Journal offices and a founder of the Journal. He served two terms as county auditor.
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Webster City
Will F. Smith
Iowa National Guard
Scotland
Captain Smith
Clarian Monitor
Freeman-Tribune
Journal
Bargain Variety Highlights Big Special Trice Sale
Advertisement notes a large sale at Bargain Variety 222 W 4th St featuring blankets mittens gloves curtain nets and handkerchiefs. Mrs John Rugg of Estivan Canada visits her father John Asquith and relatives in Waterloo.
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Bargain Variety
W. 4Th St
John Rugg
Estivan, Can
John Asquith
Waterloo
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Quarterly Review
John iii
D. M. Stearns
Ada
Charmeuse
Warrey
Adventist
Universalist Church
Geo
R. E. McNay
Baptist
First—Cor
Jefferson and Park Walnut Street
Lime and Walnut
J. B. Smith
EH. M. Rhoades
Brethren
First
W. H. Beachler
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
First United
Fourth and Allen
R. E. Graves
Africa
Catholic
Central
Fourth and South
J. M. Grimes
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Christadelphean
Fifth and
A. H. Zilmer
W. H. Rollins
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth
Public Uniary East
Tev
Ll. B. Hix
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
Fev
G. R. Parker
Episcopal
Christ
G. W. Hinkle
Arerew
Congregation Sons of Taeoh
Fifth West
T. Lamansky
Evangelical
Calvary
Newell and Mourth
J. A. Hachien
HW. J. Panet
Emmanuel
Lafayette and Park
L. W. Bock
United
Logan and Dane
J. M. Bamford
H. Mueller
T. Wolfram
Emil Groth
Pinkerton Hall
St. Luke’s Evangelical Lutheran
Howard Anspach
C. P. McCall
Esther Holden
Hix
Grace
Fifth
Walnut
A. J. Northrup
D. D
Epworth League
Friends of the Church
J, Paul
Mobile
Douglas
Hey
T. J. Fuller
Linden
E. A. Baker
Hates
Merriman
I. W. Bess
Presbyterian
Park
Westminster
Wellington
W. Is
Sandford
East Park
Kern
Cutler
Frank Schroeder
Kern and
Daniel Davies
Ian P
Northminster
Ballon
Avalon
M. Kirst United
Serand and
M. G. Munn
Ser Vicen
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Ensign
A. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Champlin Chapel
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. HE. McStay
Sycamore
Rachel Jones
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
M. Welch
W. F. Smith
Geo. F. Hall
Ragged Hero
W. W. Humble
Remard & Riley
Myster
Hendrix-Bell Isle Co
Clara Williams CO
the Mutual
the Minstrel Four