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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1924

Page

21

Year's Reo in Church History in Waterloo Notable Events

Outstanding events in Waterloo church history over the past year include Linden Methodist starting a new unit on Nov 23, the completion and dedication of St Johns City Church with school, the 43rd Presbyterian meeting at Iowa Synod First Presbyterian on Oct 17, a fire at Graves Memorial United Brethren causing heavy damage, and two missionary conventions at Central Christian and First Congregational. Ten pastors changed pulpits, several churches remain leaderless, and Linden Methodist plans a $75,000 building with completion by June 1.

Waterloo Linden Methodist Church St. John's Cattisls Forty-Third Presbyterian Iowa Synod of First Presbyterian Church Graves Memorial U Nited Brethren Church Central Christian First Congregational Christ Eygenpal Mast Park Presbyterian Universalist Linden Project C. W. Harrop Linden Methodist Churen Q. A. Zuditke Nevada and Butler Streets Netcott & Net Mount * Carmel Colored Baptist Sumner Avenue Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Olain Presbyterian Churches Central Christian Church Board of Missions of the Interior of Congregational Churches First Congregational Church Charles D. Darling Cleveland, O Westminster Presbyterian A. C. Preston Burton Avenue Baptist Church William Wilkins Minneapolis Nneapolis Jesup Newton W. O. Chisholm United Presbyterian Church J. C. Rankin First Methodist Church J. Arthur Young Iowa Falls R. F. Hurlburt Hampton A. D. Cashman First Brethren Altoona Plymouth Congregational Church Eugene, Ore A. E. Fish Iowa State Teachers College Wauseon, O East Park Presbyterian

St Johns Church Becomes Linden Parish In Waterloo

Formation of the parish in 1924 followed a Linden residents petition for a pastor and church. Rev N J Lentz organized the project with a 45x82 foot two story school complex housing eight SUSIE grades. Ground broken Feb 12 1924 for a $45 000 steel and brick fireproof building with space for a pastor's residence and future expansion.

St. John the Lavangelise Lalaay Waterloo Linden Bauther Lentz N. J. Lentz Mulberry Street Sisters of Mercy Collar Rapids

Waterloo church growth and new parish house dedication

Rev D H Middents and Rev Otto Raspe led services as visiting clergy. Christ Episcopal parish house dedicated December 5 connects to the church by a glass screen and serves as a general entertainment room with a gymnasium for youth clubs and potential dining hall or auditorium. Trinity American Lutheran outgrows space and plans enlargement. Overall Waterloo church membership grows, with Evangelists and revival meetings driving large gains.

D. H. Middents Otto Raspe Lalarge Church Christ Episcopal Church USA Trinity American Antheran Church Old Christian Church Waterloo

Southern culture owes debt to the Negro says speaker

Chicago reports Alexander Goldenweiser of the New School of Social Research telling the American Statistical Association that Southern culture rests on Negro contributions. He notes slavery and paternalism shaped progress and warns the Negro problem remains critical, while praising American Indian cultural influence and early American heritage.

Chicago Alexander Goldenweiser New School of Social Research American Statistical Association Goldenweiser Goltenweiser Ska Kinx Klan Nero Dormsly Cooner Bret Harte Longfellow

Escape From Maryland Penitentiary With Warden Consent

Baltimore reports prisoner Thomas Carlton escaped with the consent of Warden Claude B. Sweezey. Carlton phoned the warden’s daughter claiming he was out, then returned to the prison shortly after. He allegedly hid under a motor truck to flee.

Baltimore Claude B. Sweezer Thomas Carlton Maryland Carlton Col. Sweezey Sweezeyv

Iowa Warehouse expands to meet city demand

Iowa Warehouse company at 821 Mulberry street reports major growth with new equipment in 1924 including a 14 by 7 by 7 foot motor van and 786 cubic feet capacity. Two sprinkler warehouses offer 70 000 square feet, nine freight cars, and pool car service to California. Edward Denby remains manager, with Robert Cass to join as secretary in February after University of Town graduation. Established in 1916 the firm emphasizes storage and moving with carload freight rates.

Iowa Warehouse Company Mulberry Street California Coods Wward Denby Cedar Rapids University of Town Robert Cass C.D. Cass

Waterloo Public Library Continues Notable Service

The Waterloo public library reports steady service in 1924 despite budget cuts, with six active stations and ongoing extension work at Grant school and Litchfield Manufacturing. The once-limited funds constrain new purchases, though a $2,000 fund was authorized for new books. Story hours remain popular and the reference department enhances holdings with major additions and interlibrary acquisitions.

Waterloo Public Library Mandern Jesse Lee Bonnet Andrew Thompson Public Linden St. Mary's School Washington Irving Edison Washington Lincoln Grant School Litchfield Manufacturing Company Tate Books Board of Trustees Tis Waterloo Thomas’ Register of American Manufacturers

Savings Accounts in Towe Banks Show Satisfactory Growth

Des Moines Iowa November deposits rose 1 percent across seven banks in the Seventh Federal Reserve District led by Wisconsin with 1.1 percent gain. Michigan posted the lowest rise. District totals show 19 banks reporting deposits of 210 million on December 1, up 0.7 percent from November 1 and 0.7 percent from December 1, 1924.

Towe Des Moines Mee Federal Reserve Dee Lusk Hingis Dette Michigan Wisconsin Owa Federal Coserva Bank of Chienau Beld Sayines SLOGA Wy Ilis Hostate Disteter Dee. Bt

Honor Should Be Taught Child in Home Dean Says

Urbana IL Dec 31 Miss Maurin Leannril of the University of Illinois argues that the honor system must begin in the home and be carried through all life. She says allowing examinations without supervision failed, and mothers and teachers can instill a sense of right and citizenship better than a university degree.

Dean Leonant Phadean

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