Church notices list varied services across Waterloo area
A long notice enumerates Baptist and Presbyterian churches with service times from morning 10:30 to evening 7:45. It includes pastors Hulbert G. Beeman Edgar A. Valliant Herbert Ware Reherd and others, with Sunday school and youth meetings. Revival plans, prayer meetings, and choir notes are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St
Lime
Walnut Streets
Baptist Young People’s Union
Hulbert G. Beeman
Free Methodist
Mobile
Douglas Streets
EB. N. Miller
Carrie H. Miller
Jevening
Emanuel Evangelical
Court House Square
J. H. Bauernfeind
LaFayette
Young People's Alliance
Corner High
Maple Streets
Bear
H. Mueller
High Street
North Waterloo Scene Notes Various Local Happenings
North Waterloo society items recount guests at the N Wente home in Saxon street visits by Mrs Charles Mahlis Mrs Stella Keeney of Fort Dodge sues Illinois Central Railroad for 60000 damages over a fatal wreck Courtland Hussey returns from hunting trip in Storm Lake and others plan trips and attendances at New Year events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Kirchman
Sumner
N. W
Stella Keeney
Fort Dodge
A. T. Keeney
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Courtland Hussey
Storm Lake
Herbert Thorne
Odie Webber
John Campbell
Freeport
Machinists’ Union
Chic E
Harry McCormick
John Timm
Carl Kaney
Archie Kersten
Martin Skillman
Harry Sullivan
John Julian
Harry Assmussan
Wyant
North Waterloo
W. G. Wise
Charles Dietrick
Wisowa Lumber Company
George Crownover
Chicago Great Western Railway
Oelwein
Waterloo
PEO Chapter Meeting Delayed One Week
Chapter 7 PEO and Twin City Ministerial Association postpone Monday gatherings for one week due to New Year’s. The PEO event likely shifts to Waterloo with Miss Leo McCutcheon of LaPorte to give readings and musical interludes at Mrs. Cascaden’s residence on Jan 10. Grace Methodist plans morning and evening services with an invitation to unite. An evangelistic evening is planned. Oh you Banth and Rudd at the Crystal Theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational
Fifth
Mulberry Streets
Fifth Street
L. B. Hix
Courtlandt Street
Bible School
Walter W. H. Schwedler
Twin City
Waterloo
Leo McCutcheon
LaPorte
Thomas Cascaden
C. W. Chapman
Grace Methodist
Grace Church
Round Table Club Banquet and Pleasant Reception for Pastor
The Round Table club of thirty eight boys from Mrs. W. W. Marsh’s Sunday school class held a three month attendances contest at the Weetminster church Alpha division lost to the Omegas by a small margin. Rev W J Sandford spoke on Lincoln and the evening included a three course banquet served by the mothers with Christmas decor. Nearly one hundred members and friends attended a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs D W Bovee for Rev and Mrs R G Graves recently installed as parish pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Table Club
W. W. Marsh
Weetmin- Bier Presbyterian Church
Omegas
Roeland Taylor
Fred Wray
United Brethren Church In Christ
D. W. Bovee
Allen Street
R. G. Graves
Lisbon
Nellie Ravane
Bernice Manning
Tabernacle
Friends
B. L. Morrow
Mr. Graves
L. I. Potter
Chester Potter
J. H. Snyder
Harold Potter
Dubuque
Anna Rusch
Charles Rusch
Trarold Howes
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Yockey
Mamie Rusch
August Rusch
Pine Street
Waterloo
1. C. Road
Vowes
Senior Needlework Entreats With Visiting Members
Mrs. J T Sullivan entertained eighteen members and guests of the Senior Needlework club at her Third street east home. Visitors included Mrs. Loeffel of Marshalltown and Mrs. Crittenden of Chicago, with Miss Cornelia Harzfeld from Kansas City. Indoor decorations and a two course repast followed a cozy afternoon of fancy-work and reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Sullivan
Third Street
John Loeffel
Marshalltown
Frank Crittenden
Chicago
Sioux City
Cornelia Harzfeld
Kansas City
Mildred
Orbie Mason
Rose Smith
Deportations to State Institutions in Two Years Highlight Local Trends
Over the past twenty four months eighty four Black Hawk County residents were sent to state facilities. Insanity cases totaled thirty with Independence as the destination, and twenty five inebriety cases sent to Manchester. Fort Madison received twelve, Anamosa nine, and Mt. Pleasant hosted one woman for feminine inebriety. No one from the county was sent to Clarinda or Council Bluffs facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Independence
Haoasville
Fort Madison
Ainele Hawk County
Anamosa
Broxville
Rewtte
Dubuque
Mt. Pleasant
Knoxville
Cllenwood
Council Bluffs
Bible School in Orange Township Opens Jan 6
The Bible school will meet at the Brethren church five miles south of Waterloo in Orange township starting at 7 pm Thursday Jan 6 for ten days. Two forenoon lessons and one evening session lead to a sermon in the second half. Topics include Christ's prayers and Old Testament teachings with Gospel of John study and lectures. All are invited to attend with Bibles and writing materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
West Seventh
South Streets
Christian Workers
First Church United Brethren In Christ
Fourth and
Allen Streets
R. &. Graves
Bible School
Waterloo
Orange Township
Chautauqua
One Standard for Both Man and Woman
Evangelist Billy Sunday argues there is one standard for both sexes and that women have the same rights to indulge in temptations as men. He contends God places no higher standard on men than on women and that attire does not affect divine judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Ashe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jefferson Street
Weat Park Avenue
Edgar A. Valliant
Presbyterian
East Perk Avenue
Mulberry Street
Herbert Ware Reherd
Independence Avenue
Christian Endeavor
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Bible Class
Grace Dunkelberg
United Tresbyterian
Second
Wellington
M. G. Munn
U. P
Westminster Presbyterian
West Fourth and
Wellington Street
William Burton Sandford
West Third Avenue
Fourth and South Streets
Waiter H. Rollins
Magic Mirror
Eplecopa
Corger Fourth
Mulberry
B. D. EU
Epworth
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Geo. B. Shoemaker
T. M. Evans
Linden Church
Central Church of Christ
W. 5. Johnson
Wandolph Street
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Marsh-Place
Fifth and
Sycamore Streets
Christ—Episcopal
Fourth St. Erst
George W. Hinkle
St. Joseph's
Third and Mulberry Streets
M. Barry
Sacred Heart
Fourth West
Randolph Streets
J. J. Hanley
Fourth Street
Wespera
St. Mary's—Corner
East Park Avenue
LaFayette Street
Forkenbrock
P. m
First Brethren
West Fifth
Wm. H. Beachler
Union Congregational
Thirteenth and
Jefferson Streets
Lee A. Brink
First Methodist
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
Frank Cole
Randolph Street
St Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Broadway
Center Streets
J. E. Johnson
Church of Christ
St. Luke’s English Evangelical Lutheran
West Second and Commercial Streets
Calvary Evangelical Asociation
East Fourth and
Newell Streets
H. J. Faust
East Fourth Street
Univeraaiisat
I. O. Thompson
F. M. Devendorf
International Bible Students’ Association
Dane Street
East Side
All Earnest Bible Students
Christadelphian
Salvation Army
Sycamore Street
Holiness
Salvation Meeting
the Publiy
Eagle Church
North Addition
The
Crystal Theatre
North Waterloo and Railroads
Rudd
M. B
J. W. Place
J. W. Wrapfel
M. BR
T. W. Place
Book and Needle
Book and Needle Club
A. H. Frank
South Street
Isabella
K. C. Hall
SAPE
Any Other
Hooks
Paul
Simoothly
Timothy
James M. Moore
Jethany Bible School
Bunth & Rudd
Rayson & Clare
Yesterdas
Reynolds & Miller
California
Golden State Limited
Rock Island Lines
el Paso
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
del Monte
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Medno
G. Farmer
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Folonst
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