Religious Unity Among Waterloo Ministers Sparks Broad Tolerance
A Waterloo Evening Courier survey shows ministers across denominations increasingly tolerate and cooperate. Examples include shared meals, combined choirs, joint services, and interdenominational Bible teaching, with one cautious voice warning of ongoing theological battles.
Many New Faces Appear In Waterloo Pulpits
A group of clergy from Fergus Falls Minnesota and Waterloo churches discuss growing religious tolerance and unity. Leaders from First Congregational Westminster Presbyterian Christ Episcopal Trinity American Lutheran and other denominations emphasize spirit over dogma and increasing cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. Wighmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Fergus Falls
Minn
Dr. Morgan
P. McCormicky
Westminster Presbyterian, Church
HE. B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
F. Herbert Moechimann
Trinity
Pocus Suppelliiid on Sey Evening Gowns
Fragmented OCR text notes a fashion event or sale with listing of gowns and participants. Key names appear scrambled. mentions Corban of Vip and The Streat Treks context. Unable to extract clear facts or date, but indicates an evening gown focus and local interest.
Greek Priest Lived Thru Bloody Days in Asia Minor
Rev Antonios Vasiliadis a Greek Orthodox pastor who fled Smyrna during 1919 massacres and later survived the Asia Minor retreat in 1922 now serves in Waterloo. Born May 6 1872 on Rhodes, he taught theology, led Greece’s church choirs, endured Turkish terror, and later rode to Athens and New York before settling in Waterloo. He speaks five languages including Greek Spanish Turkish and Latin.
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Asia Minor
Waterloo
Greece
Smyrna
Antonios Vasiliadis
Torn
Island of
Rhodes
Vasiliadis
Odiion
Cook
Ayev
Mme
Vasiliadd
Hin Terchtge
Mistary
Teey
Ate Vansiliadis
Ameren
Fiov
Vasilindis
Heostedeel
Wwe
Avus
Ava Manor
Aeoolapada
Turka
Cheren
Beton
Akarnania
Senly
Akar- Inania
Militinos
Chios
Athens
Vasilladis
Greek Archeological Survey
Macedonia
Mexico
America
Mexico City
United States
Vas
Hadis
Alias
Interiay
Callies
Mgr. Vasiliadis
Lenehing Creek
University of
New York
Chicago
Vadeiadis
Basil Vaosiliadis
Lancaster
Vaailiadis
Immanuel
Immanuel Lutheran Church
A. H. Lemmann
Zion Lutheran Church
Paullina
Lemmann
Henry Prekel
Concordia College
Milwaukee
Wis
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
J. Paparides
Salvation Army Buys Church for Waterloo Home
After more than 50 years in Waterloo, the Salvation Army purchased the old First Presbyterian granite church at Park avenue and Mulberry Street for 29 000 plus a 5 000 church credit. Repairs cost about 5 000, with possession planned early January for its own quarters and relief department. The local corps lists 42 Soldiers under Capt and Mrs George Watt, with a Sunday school of about 60 and 30 Home League women. The Home League repaired or made 416 garments in 1926-27 and logged 450 hours visiting shut-ins. officers visit hospitals weekly, distribute War Cry, and offer prayers to patients requesting them. In Humboldt the Home League donated five pairs of shoes five gloves three quilts two bathrobes and discussed mutual problems of relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Evening Courier
Upper Town
Cedar Falls
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Methodist Church
First Methodist
First Congregational
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Waterloo West
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Trinity American Lutheran Church
First M. E. Church
First Evangelical Church
Albert Scholin
Waterloo Ministerial Association
J. Arthur’ Young
Winton
Presbyterian Church
Young
First M. BE
First Congregational Society
Steeves
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Owl Christian Fundamentals Association
Batney
Theos
Pbatiiae Wessone
Mace
God
Christ
le Renate
Pirst
Ehareh
Salvation Army
First Presbyterian
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Masonic Temple
Relief Department
George Watt
Home League
Humboldt
L Livestock Shipping Associations
Making School Work Interesting in East District
East district public schools aim to cut failures by tailoring instruction to individuals outcomes. Standard tests since 10 years show East High and junior high meet or exceed national norms with higher median intelligence quotients across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Kiltne
East District Public Schools
East Public
Ellis. Ritter
Extension Department of State Teachers College
Ritter
United States
Salvation Army Aids Des Moines Girl In Rescue Home
Des Moines Salvation Army continues outreach with clothing and delicacies for a girl in a rescue home. Fruits and grape juice are delivered to the sick as the organization maintains support for the downhearted and outcasts, offering sustenance for the body and salvation for the soul. New at Antioch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Salvation Army
Changes in Waterloo 1927 Pulpit Leadership
The year brings broad changes in Waterloo church leadership with fourteen new pastors. resignations include Dr. J. R. MacAtimey of First Presbyterian. New pastors arrive at Grace Methodist Episcopal Immanuel Lutheran and Sacred Heart among others. A. H. Lemmann and Antonios Vasiliadis join, while Immanuel, East Park, and Northminster see completions and new calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. R. MacAtimey
First Presbyterian Church
Gail
Thomas Niven
Presbyterian
Portage, Wis
Mr. Niven
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ray Leste Smith
Methodist Church
Independence
Fell
Earl A. Roadman
Dakota Wesleyan University
Mitchell
Sacred Heart
J. BP. Connell
Mason City
Sacred Heart Church
Edward J. Supple
Dubuque
Marion Flint
First Baptist Church
Prospect
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Willam Wilkins
Wellington
Kan
East Schoolhouses Refurbished In 1927 District Wide
Refurbishment across the East public school district during 1927 improved 16 grade schools and two high school buildings. A summer crew refinished East High auditorium and the Junior High, with Roosevelt Fiske Lafayette and Dunitor High classrooms also treated. The district aims to keep facilities attractive, comfortable, and well maintained as valuable property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Public
Amos
East High
Roosevelt
John Fiske
Lafayette
Dunitor High
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Anteilers
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Menenanetia
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Immanuel Lutheran
J. Poconn
Sacred. Heart Catholic
H. J. Faust
Calvary Evangelical
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace Methodist
J. P. Sims
Payne African Methodist Episcopal
Burien Avenue Baptist
Rabbi M. N. Bleichman
Jacob Synagog
Joseph Yates
Linden Methodist Episcopal
J. G. Creede
St. Mark's Episcopal
Pras PS
Tarx
Kane
East
Antioch
Charles W. Kline
East Waterloo Schools
Jewett County Schook
Charles A. Kittrell
Weat
Waterloo Schools
FP. H. Shedd
D.D
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Northminster
Tranquility
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Iowa
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Iown Board of National Missions
Synod of Iowa
J. Paul Vincent
East Park Church
Russell McCormac
Evanston
McCormick Theological Seminary
Charles City
C. W. Baxter
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Baxter
Appleton
Montevideo
Creede
James Eves
Watertoo
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Payne African Methodist Episcopal Church
J.P. Sims
Ma- Tone A. M. E
Lullus B. Washington
P. A. Pinckney
Antioch Baptist Church
G. W. Day
Rabbi Mere
Rabbit M. N. Bileichiman
Rebbi Abram Slutsky
Hebrew Congregation
Sons of Jacob
Universalist Church
Willard O. Bodell
Union Congregational Church
A. A. Moore