Adventist and Protestant Services in Waterloo Churches
Waterloo churches list Sunday services across ADVENTIST and various denominations. Notable ministers include Rev. J. C. Clemens, Rev. Edgar A. Valiant, Rev. Hulbert G. Beeman, Rev. William H. Beachier, Rev. A. P. Blough, and Rev. George W. Hinkle. Details cover service times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and sermon topics across multiple city blocks and parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth and South
William H. Beachier
Ninth Street West
Saul
Paul
Apostle
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
Grant Avenue
Christian Workers
United Brethren IN Christ
Religious notices fill Waterloo churches and unions
Local churches list Sunday services Sunday schools and evening meetings at Universalist Church and missions across Waterloo including Railroad Chapel Waterloo Rescue Mission and Salvation Army with officers and addresses. Union Holiness Mission and YMCA groups outline weekly gatherings and leadership roles for joint evangelistic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rescue Mission
Fifth and Commercial
Casebeer
M. R. Hughes
Newell
Salvation Army
Fifth
William
Burkema
Ensign
Mulberry
Union Holiness Mission
Bluff and
Fourth
Colored Church
M. J. Johnson
Manson Street
Men's Personal Workers’ League
L. Sarvay
H. A. Moore
Letter Shower for Bishop Vincent in Indianapolis
Thousands celebrate Bishop John H. Vincent eightieth birthday with a letter shower. Autograph cards from Taft, Abbott, Hodges, Williams, Warren, McDowell and other notables accompany a Tiffany gift box and vellum presentation from Chautauqua Institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
John H. Vincent
Vincent
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chautauqua
Tiffany
Board of Trustees
Chautauqua Institution
Taft
Lyman Abbott
Dean
George Hodges
Charles D. Williams
WH. W. Warren
William T. McDowell
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
H. C. King
Oberlin
Rush Rhees
Rochester
W. I. PF. Fauce
Brown
John Finley
City College of New York
Palmer and Peabody
Harvard
Geo. Adam Smith
Peter Alden
M. P
Jane Addams
Henry Turner Bailey
Jobin Graham Brooks
New Officers Elected for Waterloo Young People's Union
After an address by Rev. Howard W. Lanham at the M C A auditorium a Waterloo Young People's Union meeting elected Howard Sharp as president Paul MacHachron as vice president and Miss Mary Horner as secretary treasurer The departing S H Liljestrand prompted the vote and a farewell reception followed with resolutions commending him Dr Lanham spoke on Bible knowledge and its importance A remnant paragraph advertises Chamberlains Liniment for back and chest pain with local dealer sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Lanham
First Presbyterian Church
Waterloo Young People’s Union
Howard Sharp
Paul MacHachron
Mary Horner
S. H. Liljestrand
Mra. Liljestrand
Liljestrand
Dr. Lanham
Better Trains to Twin Cities via Chicago Great Western
After noon the Waterloo departure leaves at 12:15 p m and reaches St Paul by 4 35 p m with Minneapolis at 7 06 p m No car changes and continuous dining car service is offered with excellent meals in Cafe Car service stands out as the only train providing this feature continuously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Cities
Chicago Great, Western
Waterloo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
The Silken Cords of Leva and a Woman's Power
A provocative 19th century reflection argues that a woman's magnetism shapes men and nations. It urges women to guard their virtue, set boundaries, and demand respect, warning against marrying unsuitable or dissolute partners while praising enduring, faithful men.
Sunday religious lectures and services across Waterloo churches
Activities span First Congregational Mrs D B Wells lecture on The Meaning of the World's Unrest at 3 30 pm. First Baptist features What Constitutes a Good Wife symposium with local professionals. Rev Graves closes revival with Last Things. Recitals, Boys' Day at Plymouth, Willard Sunday events, K L C E contest, and Lent services across Catholic Episcopal Lutheran churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
R. E. Graves
D. D
Matthew
Flymouth
Public Library
L. B. Hix
Alta Vist Ave
Bible School
Hoya
Episcopal
Christ
Fourth Street
George W. Hinkle
Logan Avenue
Dane
J. G. Watz
First Congregational Church
D. B. Wells
Waterloo
E. A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
First United Brethren Church
Ralph Mason Hix
Mogatt
Mendelssohn
Plymouth Congregational Church
Frances Willard
Ww. Ctu
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Northwest opportunities attract broad travelers and investors
Opportunities for all in the Northwest for business locations farming or pleasure trips. Unexcelled Soo Line train service from St. Paul and Minneapolis. Address W. R. Harley D P A 210 Fifth St Des Moines Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Soo Line
St. Paul
Minneapolis
W. R. Harley
Fifth St
Des Moines
Supposed Dead Man Is Living in Boone Iowa
In Boone Iowa a supposed death story circulated after Cyrus A Crawford, formerly cashier of the City Bank, was reported killed in Little Rock. He survived a fall while trimming trees and is now improving in hospital. The Masonic lodge has cared for him and did not use the aid sent from Boone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Sinal
Crawford
Little Rock
Masonic Lodge
Little Hook
Amass Meeting on National Health Bureau and Medical Freedom
An open meeting at the Waterloo Theatre on February 29 at 8:00 p m will discuss the Owen Bill creating a National Health Bureau now in Congress. Attendees will hear about compulsory medical inspection of public school children and compulsory vaccination, with details on the National League for Medical Freedom, a nonsectarian group. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Health Bureau
Congress
National League For Medical Freedom
Waterloo Theatre
Judge Ellison to preside in Waterloo case Monday
Iowa Supreme Court assigns Judge Frederick Ellison of Anamosa to hear Neil McDougall administrator vs Citizens Gas & Electric Co and Corn Belt Telephone Co for the electrocution death of a five year old. Ellison will arrive tonight and begin Monday morning. two juries may be needed for concurrent trials with judges Ellison and Mansier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick ©. Ellison
Anamosa
Platt
Bentley
Supreme Court
Waterloo
Neil McDougall
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Corn Belt Telephone Co
Ellison
Loren Risk
Wade
Town City
Sturgis & Burns Manufacturing Co
Waterloo Concrete Roofing Co
Mansier
Borah Critics Roosevelt Speech in Washington Dispatch
Idaho Senator Borah, once a Roosevelt ally, criticizes the recall of judges while praising parts of the Columbus speech. He declines to discuss the speech at length but says he disagrees with Roosevelt’s recall proposition. Cooper of Wisconsin endorses the speech. Norris supports it as the progressive program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Record-Herald
Washington
Borah
Idaho
Roosevelt
Congress
Columbus
Cooper
Wisconsin
George W. Norris
House
Norris
Nebraska
Illinois Central to add one hundred all steel cars
The Illinois Central railroad will add one hundred all steel cars to its equipment during the coming year. An appropriation for expenditures has been named to finance the purchases. An itemized list of expenses will be released soon. Steel cars have been used on some trains already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central Railroad
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
An advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe after two hour doses for three doses. It emphasizes quinine is absent and asserts the formula cost over fifty thousand dollars to develop and offers a 25 cent package via any druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Automatic block signals to cover 150 miles yearly
The system proves satisfactory to patrons and company as costly cars replace wooden coaches. An appropriation funds 150 miles of automatic block signals this year with the same amount added annually, prioritizing lines with heavy traffic. Illinois Central plans new high powered locomotives for Freeport Waterloo Albert Sea divisions within four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Freeport-Waterloo-Albert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adventist
Beveath Day
J. C. Clemens
Mobile
Baptist
Jefferson and
Park Avenue West
Edgar A. Valiant
Third Avenue West
Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut
Hulbert G. Beeman
Independence Avenue
Brethren
Cathotac
St. Joseph’s—Third and Mulberry
Edward J. Slattery
D. P. Mulcahy
St. Mary's Park Avenue East
Lafayette Street
Henry Pp. Robiman
Park Avenue East
Sacred Beart
Randolph
J. J. Hanley
T. J. McElliott
Fourth Street West
Christadelphian
Church OF Christ
Central
Fourth and South
Lewis P. Kopp
Bible
Junior Christian Endeavor
First
Jefferson
Marsh Place
Sycamore Streets
Walter H. Rollins
Home Park
S. C
Union
Thirteenth and
Lee A. Brink
Bluff
Christian Endeavor
Mark's
Russell-Lamsom
Evangelical
Imanuel
Court House Square
Lafayette
J. WH. Bayernfeind
Young People's Alliance
Jericho
Calvary
H. J. Faust
Fourth Street East
Young People’s Alliance
United Evangelical
Congregation
Sons of Jacob
Fifth Street West
Nathan Tarler
Eleventh Street
Lutheran
H. Mueller
Immanuel German
Walnut and Vine
Theodore Wolfram
Vine
St. Luke's
C. R. Lowe
O. V. Smeby
Immanuel German Lutheran Church
Methodist
W. F. Spry
Randolph Street
Epworth
Grace
Emory D. Hull
St. Paul’s
Broadway
Center
Edwards
J. E. Johnson
Epworth League
Tinden
Archer Avenue
George B. Shoemaker
New Cedar Falls Road
Douglas
T. J. Fuller
Linden Ave
Presbyterian
Park Avenue and
Herbert Ware Reherd
Edwin W. Lanham
Westminster
Wellington and
William Burton Sanford
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Frank Schroeder
Avalon Avenue
Northminster
Ballou Street
Avalon, Avenue
Westfield
God
United Presbyterian
Wellington
M. G. Munn
Universalist
Waterloo Ministerial Union
L. B
Sycamore Street
Harriett A. Harvey
Rae Muirhead
International Bible Students’ Association
Eagle Church
Leva
Dr Jeky
Mr. Hyde
Crosa
Keeley
Juvenal
Carlyle
Jane
Moni Hkety
Soldier of Fortune
Don Caesar
Ghurghes
AMASS
Benjamin O. Flower
The
Arena and
Twentieth Century Magazines
Boston
Mass
Judge Ellison
M'Dougall
Iowa
I. C
Ghippe
Aeeiay
Melia
Wahl & Blim Agency
Vine Street
City
Kimball
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