New Secretary in Charge of YWCA Girls Work
Miss Florence Magowan of Iowa City begins duties as girls work secretary of the Waterloo YWCA and will also manage the employment bureau. A Delta Gamma member and Iowa State graduate, she joins a three-secretary leadership that has driven notable fall and winter growth in membership and program scope for the Waterloo YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Magowan
Iowa City
Waterloo
Young Woman's Christian Association
Minny
Miss Magowan
State University of Iowa
Minneapolis
Delta Gamma Sorority
Lowe City
Edith Goodeneigh
Miss Goodenough
Miss Walker
Magowan
Free Sewing Instruction Offered by Associated Charities
Associated Charities expands work by employing a seamstress to transform worn or out of style garments into useful new clothing. Mrs Wheeler oversees free sewing guidance, offering patterns and supervision at the Franklin and Sixth store, with evening sessions possible for workers and public access to reuse old garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Franklin and
Sixth Streets
Special Series Sunday Evening Sermons Begins
Rev. John Robertson Macartney, pastor of First Presbyterian, announces a special series of Sunday evening sermons on forthcoming events. The first service is tomorrow at 7:30. Topics include Christ’s return, signs of the times, prophecy and the Bible, the War in light of scripture, Russia’s destiny, Europe’s future, and eschatological questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robertson Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Russia
Europe
Big Brother mission schedules Sunday mass meetings
The Big Brother mission announces five large gatherings Sunday. Two will be at 11:00 AM at Walnut Street Baptist church and Grace M. B. church, with a 5:00 PM Waterloo theatre meeting and 7:45 PM services at First M. E. and First Baptist churches. Speakers include Rev. A. V. Sillaway and Rev. F. K. Ward Cedar Rapids. performers Peter Quartel of Grand Rapids and A. Wil gug ready to sing. Also, Central Christian Sunday school boys form the King’s Cadets, drilled in army maneuvers under R. Cogswell, aiming for July 4 full company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Brother Mission
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Grace M
Waterloo Theatre
First M. E
First Baptist Church
A. V. Sillaway
Milwaukee Rescue Mission
F. K. Ward
Sunshine Mission
Cedar Rapids
Peter Quartel
Grand Rapids, Mich
A. Wilgug
Central, Christian Sunday School
R. Cogswell
King’s Cadets
Tower
Comepany
Walnut Street
Walnut
J. B. Smith
Brother Mission
Waterloo
Choiral
Path
Champlin Chapel
Burton Avenue
Bleh Street
Fel MecStay
Plymouth
Fourth Street East
J. Frank Moore
Jesus
Ogenim
Randolp
F. Spry
John Wea
Servicus
A. m. Grace
Fifth Street
A. J. Northray
Pi Gee
St. Paul's
J. Q. Brown
Pat
Broadway
Linden
A, Baker
Big Brother
M. KE
Fanny Crosby
Mobile
Albany
Z. W. Bess
Douglas
J.T. Riley
District Y. P. A. convention at Gresham church Dunkerton
The Evangelical Association district Young People’s alliance and Sunday school convention will be held March 6 7 at Gresham church Dunkerton circuit. Waterloo churches Calvary Emanuel expect large attendance with many locals taking part. Clarence Wallace of Waterloo is acting president. sixteen churches in the district represented. program includes sermons discussions and addresses by local leaders across Friday through Sunday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Alliance
The
Evangelical Association
Gresham
Dunkerton
Waterloo Evangelical Churches
Calvary
Emanuel
Waterloo
Clarence Wallace
Billy Sunday planned Boston evangelistic tour in 1916
Sunday decided to bring his evangelistic organization to Boston in fall 1916 after a meeting with a large Baptist Methodist and Presbyterian delegation. Dr Courtland Myers spoke for Boston pastors. Enthusiasm ran high as 52 meetings were held in the city while interest grows and the 15,000 seat Tremont Temple tabernacle often fills with crowds and many turned away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hvanegeliat
Billy
Boston
Courtland Myers
Tremont Baptist Temple
Bostop
Cheyenne
Sunday trail hitter held by police
Des Moines reports William Schuyler, who recently joined a church, detained on suspicion of auto theft from Dr. E. W. Mathews. Dave Masters and Jack Fliers also jailed. Fliers allegedly confessed. Witness Madge Warrick held at a rescue home. authorities say the trio planned the theft. An ad for Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William Schuyler
McDonald
Anniversary Celebration at First Brethren Church
The Sunday school of First Brethren church will celebrate its first anniversary in the new church tomorrow. Assembly is at 9 46 with grades together. A special program features orchestra music, exercises, songs, a 20 minute study, a past year talk by Miss Horner, a coming year talk by Rev. W M Beachler, and a male quartet song. A 350 attendance pool is planned. Superintendent Mr Kimmel leads the service. All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
Wellington Streets
Sesson
Miss Horner
W. M. Beachler
Mr.Kimmel
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
Fanny Crosby
Merrill
Tacoma
Wash
Church Directory Ad Adventist and Other Faiths
A lengthy church directory lists Seventh Day Adventist at 316 Third Avenue with Sabbath services, Sabbath school, and Friday meetings. Baptist and other denominations share venues and times including First Jefferson and Park, Walnut Street churches. Catholic parishes St. Joseph’s, St. Mary’s, and others with mass times. Episcopal, Lutheran, and other denominations feature multiple locations with service, Sunday school, and youth programs. The scan catalogs pastors, service times, and school events across numerous congregations in a single city listing various worship schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kistner
Third Avenue
GR. McNay
C. H. Day
Washington Street
Evening and Morning Church Services Citywide Notices
A dense church directory lists multiple parishes with service times and locations including TRESBYTERYTAN First-Park and Mulberry, East Park-Kern and Outer, Pest United-Second and Wallington, Westminster Fourth, Northminster Ballou and Avalon, and the Universalist Church of the Redeemer. Also notes Salvation Army, Undenominational chapel, Church of God, Big Brother Mission, and Mormon services with details on Sunday school, junior and young people meetings, and evening union services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park and Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
Christian Endeavor Society
Junior Christian Endeavor
East Park
Kern and Outer
Daniel
Pest United—Second
Wallington
M. G. Munn
First Baptist Church
Westminster
Wellington
Randolph
W. B. Sandford
Northminster
Ballou
Avalon
B. W. Lanham
Young People’s Society
Salvation Army
Ensign and
Mra
A. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation
Hileman & Gindt Chapel
Mulberry Street
Church of God
Kistner's Chapel
Third Avenue West
Big Brother Mission
W. A. Peterson
Tomorrowing Eyes and Seeing Through Others’ Eyes
A column explores how people view themselves and choices through others eyes. It covers a housekeeper preparing for a critical guest, a girl buying clothes to please friends, and a letter about marrying someone for a loved one despite peer judgment. The piece urges trusting one own judgement while considering others perspectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athe
Jook
Uus
Linden News Roundup to Linden February News
Linden residents travel to San Antonio and Bishops Wea Union and Wacoma for visits. Local folks include Tom Banfield visiting his mother Mrs Miranda Banfield and Eunice Chapman. Mrs Barney Ackerman recovers from illness as Thomas Carroll recovers from pneumonia. A Scarlet fever case keeps Udel Zuehlkee home. Milton White marks six years with a birthday party. Mrs W W H Schwedler visits from Lafayette street. Linden Sunday school moves to 10 am. Linden M E church Ladies Foreign Missionary society meets at Mrs W Porter’s on Huiler avenue. Linden residents attend tabernacle meetings in Cedar Falls. Muesett moves family to 2170 Lafayette street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Barney Ackerman
Linden
W. C. Court
Martin Mulvoy
Nevada Street
Thomas Carroll
A. Anderson
St. Francia Hospital
Userlu Zuehlkee
Milton White
Kinder- Barten
Lafayette School
W. W. H. Schwedler
Lindeb
Wm. Daisy
Cedar Falls
Tabernacle
Muesett
Lafayette Street
Ladies’ Foreign Missionary Society of the
Linden M. EB
W Porter
Huiler Avenue
Thursay
Newell and Cassiday Visit and Local Moves in Winslow
In Winslow on February 26 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Newell of Janesville visited at the home of Everett Cassiday of Northwood. Walter Newell hosted a few days visit from Everett Cassiday. Mrs. C. H. Leverich spent Thursday at Waterly and returned with her granddaughter. Mrs. H. C. Barton and daughter Katheryn Lucile visited Waterloo Thursday. Ray Santee loaded a car of household goods for Clarks-ville where he will be employed next year. Ike Corwin rented the F J Webster place and will take possession this week. Webster will keep some rooms and stay in Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Corwin
F. J. Webster
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y.W.C.A. Girls’ Work
Y. PA
Greshaal Church
J. A. Haehlen
Nolte
Alliancer
Alvin Tostlebe
I. Baumgartner
Hampton
b—Tits
Hazel Hanlan
David Lang
Elsie Schroedemeier
Waverly
Phil
Pfaltzgraff
P. A
Rena Beckmeir
Wm. Steely
U. S
Sheffield
S. 3
M. Ya
H. Tt. Lang
Bright Idea
E. J. Lang
Church Directory
Jefferson Street
Parks Avenue
W. L. Dorgan
Christian
Fourth and South
L. C. Moore
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Christ
Harold E. Parr
Themen
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
G. R. Parker
St. Joseph’s—Third and
Milberry, Nev
B. J. Slattery
Win. Rowan
Manges
St. Mary's—Park
Lafayette
Ff. P. Rohiman
J M. Campbell
Sacred Heart
Christadelphian
Fifth and
A. H. Zilmar
Episcopal
Fourth East
Tt & WW
Hinkle
St. Mark's
Corser Fourth
Denver Streets
Newell
Id. A. Hacklen
Lafayette and
Park
iRev
B. J. Lang
Logan Avenue United
Logan and Dane. Tey. J. M. Bamford Serviews
Congregation Sons of Tacoh
Fifth West
JL Lamansky
Lutheran
H. Mueller
H. Prekel
Bt. Rakes
Howard Anspach
Methodist
Valentine’s
Ladies’ Home Journal
Pictorial Review
Routh Cameton
Winslow
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