Catholics Pray for Peace Planned at Waterloo Churches
Special prayer prepared by the pope will be recited at three Waterloo churches on Passion Sunday March 21 as part of a universal edict from the Vatican. After high mass the blessed sacrament will be exposed with public adoration and an evening rosary. The pope’s prayer pleads for divine mercy to end war and restore peace, urging rulers and peoples toward harmony.
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Waterloo
Vatican
Pope Benedict
Jesus
Europe
Peter
Sunday converts an entire lodge in Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Feb. 20. An entire lodge of Masons, University Lodge No. 610, hit the trail to the Billy Sunday tavernacle Thursday night, about 250 members. Sunday urged 6,500 clubwomen to give God part of their time and endorsed women’s suffrage, calling it a funny law that lets ward heelers vote but bars women. Jack Cardiff, Sunday’s trainer, sparred with satan before fifty H. D. Justice employees. Sunday also received a radio slam from Honolulu requesting a future meeting.
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Philadelphia
Billy
University Lodge
God
Jack Cardiff
Satan
H. D. Justice
Honolulu
Public lecture by John Cunneen urged for Sunday
LC Moore pastor of Central Christian church endorses John Cunneen of Chicago as a capable speaker who will appeal to logic experience and morality. The letter invites residents to hear him Sunday, praising his intellect and character and predicting a lasting positive impact on the city.
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John Cunneen
Chicago
Cunneen
Ila
Ziterpoan
John F. Cunneen
Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo
Business Men’s Temperance Association
Black Hawk County
Church Directory Listing for Local Congregations
A compiled church directory lists multiple denominations with addresses and service details. Entries include Seventh Day Adventist at 316 Third Avenue West with Sabbath services, Baptist churches on First Jefferson Street Park Avenue and Walnut Street, and other local congregations. Messrs. McNay Dorgan Mitchell Smith Champlin and various pastors lead services and Sunday schools, with times ranging from morning worship to evening sermons.
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Nistner
Third Avenue West
G. R. McNay
Baptist
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
W. L. Dorgan
Walnut Street
Walnut
J. B. Smith
Waterloo
Champlin Chapel
Orner
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
McStay
Antioch
Maletry Street
R. A. Broyles
Salvation Army
Futh Street
Ensign
A. Mover
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Wood
Wailer
John Robertson Macartnay
Genevieve Zimmerman
W.L. Clapp
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Hileman & Gindt
Mulberry Street
International Bible Students
Universalist Church
Fourth and Mulberry
Church of God
Kistner
Big Brother Mission
Big Brother
W. A. Peterson
Bridge Street
Harry F. Burns
George H. Cockbrun
Jacob Bintz
Labor Temple
CALVARY-NEWELL AND OTHERS CHURCH SCHEDULES
A dense listing of Sunday services across multiple churches in the area. Includes Calvary Newell Fourth, Emanuel Lafayette Park, Logan Avenue United, Danish Lutheran, German and English services, Presbyterian, Universalist, and other congregations. Details: times, pastors, Sunday schools, and special meetings, with notes on quarter conferences and recent church activities.
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Calvary
Newell
Huchsen
Santer
Emanuel
Lafayette and
Park
J. Lim
Senior
I Faust
Conmuunion
Logan Avenue
Logan and Dane
J. M. Bamford
L. C
Valentine party at Y M C A for little girls
Miss Bing Dawson assisted by Miss Goodenough and Miss Bernice Ackerman hosted about a dozen young girls for a Valentine party in the Y M C A rooms. Hearts and red streamers decorated the space, candy heart hunting and ice cream treats followed by an informal basketball game between Y W C A players and La Porte City high girls.
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Bing Dawson
Miss Goodenough
Bernice Ackerman
Association Rooms
la Porte City High
Obituary of Julius Burnham at Aplington Iowa
Julius James Burnham born Lincoln Vermont April 1 1845 died February 15 aged 69 years 10 months 14 days. He married Mary Pratt Smith in 1872 and had three children Julius Homer Almon Frederick Ena Mabel two sons died in infancy. He moved to Aplington Iowa in 1870 entering hardware and furniture then farming. He held public trust positions, joined Presbyterian church and served as elder many years. Survived by widow daughter Mrs R B Eckles and three grandchildren. Funeral at Presbyterian church with Rev J W Bonnell conducting the service.
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Aplington
Julius James Burnham
Lincoln
Vermont
Mary Pratt Smith
Julius Homer
Almon Frederick
Ena Mabel
Jesus
Presbyterian Church
Waterloo Hospital
Better Land
R. B. Eckles
J. W. Bonnell
Parkersburg
Mr. Bonnell
Junior Class Operatta Rehearsals Begin at East High
Rehearsals are underway for The Worsted Man the junior class operetta to be staged at East High in the coming weeks. Miss Fae Vaughan heads public speaking training with cast members Lorena Hartong Ruth Hostetter Ethel Burgess Avon Jameson Norma Gaiser Lela Treganza Florence Broadbent Kathryn Mears Warren Norton and William Brennan. Proceeds fund the juniors annual reception for the seniors. Performance date not yet set.
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East High
Fae Vaughan
Lorena Hartong
Ruth Hostetter
Ethel Burgess
Avon Jameson
Norma Gaiser
Lela Treganza
Florence Broadbent
Kathryn Mears
Warren Norton
William Brennan
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Church Directory
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Des Moines
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Luella Middlehaut
Church of the Brathren's Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
Christian
Central
Fourth and South
Rev. U, CG. Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Wirst
Harold EB. Parr
Thirteenth and Jefferson
G. R. Parker
Plymouth
Fourth Street East
J. Frank Moore
Bible School
Catholic
St. Joseph's
Third and
Mulberry
EB. J. Slattery
Wm. Rowan
St. Mary’s—Park and
Lafayette
H. P. Rohiman
F M. Campbell
Sacred Heart
D. J. Lenihan
Anton Lorenz
Christadelphian
Fifth and
Randolph
A. H. Zmar
Episcoppan
Christ—No
Fourth East
G. W. Hinkle
St. Mark*s—Corner
Fourth
Denver
Feyangelical
Congregation Sons of Jacotx
Fifth West
I Lamangky
Fifth
John Christiansen
Cedar Falls
Maple and High
H. Mueller
Walnut and Vine
H. Prekel
St. Luke’s
Howard Amspach
Methodist
Fourth End
W. FP. Spry
J. B. Johson
A. m. Grace
Fifth Street East
J. Northrup
Epworth’ League
Washington
St. Paul’s
M. E
Q. Brown
Broadway
Linden
E. A. Baker
Presbyterian
Park and Mulberry
John Robertson Macartner
Junior
Christian Endeavor
Fanny Crosby
East Park
Kero
Cutter
Daniel Davies
First United
Second
Wallington
M. G. Munn
Westminster
Wellington
Sandford
Northminster
Ballyu
Avalon
E. W. Lanham
Young People’s Society
H. W. Lanham
D. D
Philadelphian
HH. M. Reed
Ruth Reed
Mathilde
Henrietta de Beck
Mr. Todd
Henry Arends
Pleasant View Cemetery
P. Smith
J. A. Carpenter
Traer
C. G. Whaley
Bricelyn
Minn
Stanla
Cosium
Sayen
Asi
Father Hook Ly
Tolius James Burnham
Mark
Canal
Dover
Ohio
Maurice C. Toomey
Perse Bicycles
Dot Reiiene Mae Laa
Padden Auto Supply Co
Sycamore Street
Diamond Tire Distributors
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