Midwinter Rally At United Brethren Church
Large Sunday morning attendance at the United Brethren Church on Fourth and Allen with a wall to wall Bible school attendance up forty percent. Music led by Misa Nelle Ravane with Miss Jennie Anderson pianist. Choir includes Nellie Ravane Gladys Morris Grace Manning Bernice Manning Vera Coates H A Snyder George Van Dorn Percy Manning. Morning music featured The Home Light The Penitent and Protect Us Through The Coming Night. Rev. Robert Graves preached and members were received. Afternoon Bible school featured Coates sisters and talks on SS topics. Evening Christian Endeavor led by Vera Coates on Why. Storm postponed evening service to next Sunday. Chicken pie supper noted at First Congregational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Church United Brethren of Christ
Fourth
Allen Streets
Bible School
Misa Nelle Ravane
Jennie Anderson
Nellie Ravane
Gladys Morris
Grace Manning
Bernice Manning
Coates Sisters
Myra Pierce
S. S
Mr. Hovenberg
Mor
Crowds Pack Tabernacle for Weekend Conversions
In Portsmouth on February 6, a Sunday program drew large crowds with the evangelist speaking on "How to Be Less Than a Man" to a men’s session. Officials reported 373 converts over the weekend, with expectations of reaching 6,500 total, nearing a regional record set at New Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
The
Tabernacle
Evangelist Sunday
New Castle
Mr Collard Leads YMCA Meetings Across Waterloo
Large attendance at city and railroad branch YMCA meetings with about 100 at the city event. Mr Collard spoke on alcohol facts and requested repeat talks. daily shop meetings to continue. Union normal class led by Mr Balcomb to meet at 7 30 with invitation to Waterloo teachers for Bible class instruction and a boy class demonstration from various Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Balcomb
Coming Week Plans At Local Churches
A detailed church notices column lists services and events across Christ Episcopal, Free Methodist, First Brethren, Plymouth, Westminster, United Evangelical, Universalist, St Marys, Sacred Heart, First Congregational, Grace, St Pauls Memorial, Walnut Street Baptist, Calvary Evangelical, Emanuel Evangelical and related activities. It covers choir performances, vestry and guild meetings, thimble bees, Bible classes, concerts, sermons, revivals, fundraisers and Sunday school attendance.
Brethren Church Special Services Begin in City
The Church of the Brethren hosts a weeklong series led by Rev. Co B Smith of Red Cloud Nebraska at Seventh and South Streets. Smith, praised as clear and forceful, previously drew big crowds in Orange township and is invited back for several weeks of meetings nightly at 7 30 p m on weekdays and 11 a m plus 7 30 p m on Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Co. B. Smith
Red Cloud
Neb
Smith
Orange Township
Prot Baptist Regeives 100 Communion Services Sunday Morning
Pro Baptist church reports large attendance as Rev E A Valiants sermon on Message of the Lords Supper drew 250 participants. About 100 new members were extended the right hand of fellowship. Juniors plan B P LU organization for next Sunday. Ladies Missionary society to meet Wednesday at Mrs Vaughan home for all day missions prayer. Young men conducted services at the jail yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ious
Walnut Street Baptist
W. B. Howell
Irena Smith
Sycamore Street
Muscatine Sunday School
Calvary Evangelical
Calvary Evangelical Church
Kloche
Missionary Society
Emanuel Evangelical
Emanual Evangelical Church
The
Aid
E. A. Valiant
Ladies’ Missionary Society
J. R. Vaughan
Park Avenue West
Pastor Commences Sixth Year at First Presbyterian
Rev H W Reberd began his sixth year as pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Morning sermon on God s Leadership praised church growth with membership rising from 379 to 669 and benevolence increasing to 61 000 over five years. Weekly events listed include sessions, guild, training, Bible class, and prayer meetings. Next Sunday Rev R X Cross of Omaha Theological Seminary to preach as supply preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Reberd
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Waterloo
Rederd
Westminster Guild
F. W. Gregory
Roby Street
Westminster Literary Society
Cora French
J. D. Liffring
Carlyle
Ladies’ “Aid
J. J. Rainbow
Mullan Avenue
J. S. Bartley
Clay Street
X. Cross
Omaha Theological Seminary
Cross
New Hartford Union Revival Underway
New Hartford shows three weeks of union meetings led by Methodist and Baptist pastors with Paul Ogre of Waterloo guiding music. Women met at Baptist church and men at Methodist with S H Liljestrand and H Ty Fisher speaking. Attendance held up despite bad weather. Archbishop Ryan slightly stronger after illness. Bishop Whitaker resting after grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
Paul Ogre
Waterloo
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Ow. Wyant
S. H. Liljestrand
H. Ty. Fisher
Ryan
Philadelphia
Whitaker
Pennsylvania
Neighborhood Bible Classes Schedule for Tuesday
The list shows many hosts for Tuesday February 7 across multiple addresses including Pallen at 502 Columbia. Frank King at Chautauqua Park 236 and Mrs Utter 369 Edwards at 7:30 along with numerous others such as Mrs Wing 217 Halstead 2:30 and Mrs Lane 124 Lincoln 2: to 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank King
Chautauqua Park
Utter
Edwards
Michael
Center
J. C. Osborne
Wing
Halstead
Lane
Lincoln
F. J. Ebbs
Clay
W. H. Matthews
Town
J. &. Bartley
J. W. Forbes
East Mullan
George Kreiman
Glenwood
B. Reed
Independence
Wu Thrower
East Seventh
Chas. Rhinehead
Tabernagle Revival Opens Despite Storm in Independence
Four churches unite in a revival campaign led by Stephens Bros evangelists with Wilgust of Chicago and Miss Jean Lamont, meeting in a tabernacle next to the Presbyterian church. The 1000-seat structure, built by volunteers in a week, hosts a large, predominantly male congregation despite snow and storm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Tabernacle
Stephens Bros
Wilgust
Chicago
Jean Lamont
Presbyterian Church
Grace Saxe to Teach Bible Work in Waterloo
Miss Grace Saxe has been engaging in Bible work in Waterloo since the end of the Sunday evangelistic meetings and is hired by Evang elist Sunday as his regular Bible teacher. She will begin at Lima, Ohio, late this month and succeeds Miss Frances Miller who returns to Fargo, North Dakota. Saxe is noted for her success and previously worked with M. B. Williams in Waterloo. She will visit Chicago before departing for Lima and will meet various groups and attend revival campaigns in Lima Toledo Erie and then reassemble the party for the fall opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Saxe
Waterloo
Evangelst Sunday
Lima
Miss Saxe
Frances Miller
The
East High School
Chicago
Walnut Street Baptist Church
YY. M.C. A
Business Girls’ Club
William Galloway
High Schoal
Saxe
Toledo
Erie
Eighth Year of U P Ghurgh Cedar Rapids Presbytery
The United Presbyterians church in Cedar Rapids recently marked its eighth anniversary after starting with 24 members. In the past year 64 new members were received, five at yesterday’s service. Laymen’s convention of the Cedar Rapids presbytery will be held in Traer tomorrow, with Mr. A B Reed and Rev M G Munn on the program. The Young Ladies Missionary Society will meet tonight at Mrs Nina Swan’s home on Wellington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterians
Chural
Lev’ M. G. Munn
Young Ladies’ Missionary Society
Nina Swan
Wellington Street
Cedar Rapids
Tribute to Senator Dolliver at First M E Church
Rev Frank Cole praised the late Senator Jonathan P Dolliver in a Sunday service at the First Methodist Church, raising funds for a memorial. He plans to attend a Methodist Brotherhood conference in Des Moines, hosted by Grace Church, with Fayette L Thompson presiding. Admission 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stev
Frank Ole
M. E
Jonathon P. Dalliver
Dolliver
Frank Cole
Des Moines
Methodist Brotherhood
Grace Church
Cay
Cole
Cedar Falls
Fayette L. Thompson
New York City
The
Brotherhood
Card of Thanks for Catharine Voelker
The children express gratitude for acts of kindness and floral contributions during the sickness and after the death of their mother Mrs. Catharine Voelker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Voelker
Popcorn Price Noted at C. H. Eighmeys Store
Local listing records popcorn selling at 35 cents per peck at C. H. Eighmeys store. The brief notice highlights price as a consumer detail in the period trade ads.
Genuine Oil Paintings From New York City Display
E. Harrison, general agent for Black Hawk Co, advertises nature study oil paintings by top artists direct from New York City. Limited quantities, no duplicates, samples shown in Paul Davis Dry Goods Co store windows. Buy early and place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
E. Harrison
Black Hawk Co
Jesup Churches Gain Converts After Revival Meetings
In Jesup Iowa February 6 specials report 201 converts from Spethens Bros meetings split among Presbyterian eight yesterday Methodist 58 and Baptist 34 with one 70 year old woman immersed and three generations joining another church. The revival sparked a religious revival and great growth in a small community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Spethens Bros
Presbyterian
Methodist
Waterloo hive No 22 Meets For Regular Review
Waterloo hive No 22 will meet for regular review Tuesday afternoon at 2 30 sharp in Seash hall. Every member urged to be present. Balloting on new members. A F A M There will be a called meeting of Waterloo lodge No 105 A F P A M at Masonic temple Tuesday evening Feb 7 Second degree All Master Masons cordially invited to be present. The Friendship society will hold its yearly meeting Wednesday Feb 8 at the home of Mrs M J Wagner 1002 Franklin street All members requested to be present as there will be election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
East High
Plymouth Church
Westminster Presbyterian
United Evangelical
United Evangelical Church
Brotherhood
Universalist
Patti Lindner
Land of Life
Salter
Miss Lindner
Murray Club
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
DeGrosz Conservatory
DeGrosz
Sacred Heart
Edward Howard
St. Joseph'’s College
Sacred Heart Church
J. J. Hanley
First Congregational
First Congregational Church
Oliver Stevenson
L. L. Brooks
Ladies’ Industrial Society
Young Woman’s Club
Mary Miller
D. Mitchell
Wellington Street
T. M. Evans
St. Paul's
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
B. E. McMillan
J. B. Johnson
Waterloo
Seash Hall
A. F
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
A. F P
Masonic Temple
the Friendship Society
M. J. Wagner
Franklin Street
Why Not Visit Europe Tour Offered By Club
Mixa Woodruff of East Waterloo High School invites travelers for a European tour in the summer of 1911. One seventy one day tour costs 405 dollars. Limited to eight participants, guided by an experienced guide under the American Travel club of Wilmington Delaware. Call 630 Walnut Street or telephone 475 Green to register early for best state rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Woodruff
East Waterloo High School
American Travel Club
Wilmington
Delaware
Walnut Street
Dr W R Coth ern Health and Prosperity Message
Dr W R Coth ern announces a "religion of the body" centered on health, offering treatment from 12 a.m. to 2-6 p.m and evenings on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. He charges 50 cents to 1 dollar cash with medicine included and invites inquiries from patients seeking his guidance toward Healthville.
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United Brethren
Drew Crisp
Vera Coates
Christian Endeavor
Peterson Bros
Christ Episcopal Church
Gray
Gower
Martian Voorhees
W. R. Weld
Daughters of the King
Lime Street
Ladies’ Guild
G. W. Hinkle
Girls’ Friendly Society
Flossie LaTier
Free Methodist
Free Methodist Church
J. N. Miller
Kennedy
Wilson
JS. N. Miller
Dunkertor
Brethern
E. L. Hildebrand
Brethern Church
Wm. H. Beachler
Hudson
Brethren Church
Prot Baptist
Graf
Falls
William Stoddard
Davila
NEW Hartford Union Revival
E.G. Pallen
Columbia
W. Borden
Mulberry
James Register
Prospect
G. le Bridges
Kingsley
George Jensen
Beppler
Borgolte
West Fourth
Edgington
Vermont
C. T. Bennett
Western
J. BP. Tytle
Parker
Archer
A. G. Tabor
Hammond
I. B. McMurtry
West
OC. J. Stoy
Randolph
J. W Lodwick
South
Shands
Bluff
Miller
West Fourteenth
Dr. Mack
Jefferson
GC. H. Day
Washington
W. D. Ryan
Tabernagle
Miao Lake
Miss Miller
U.P
Laymen’s Convention of
Cedar Rap
Senator Dolliver
M. F. Churow
Ant Brotherhood Conference
C. H. Eighmey
Europe
Wei
Healthville
W. R. Cothern
Lafayette
Minnesota
J. J. Owen
Raymond Road
Deere Com
McCormick
Andrew
H. D. Bears
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