Central Church and area churches invite worship in Waterloo
A long list of Waterloo churches invites worship with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. at Central Church of Christ. Many denominations including Baptist, Presbyterian, Congregational, Methodist and more announce pastors, service times, and mid week prayer meetings.
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Central Church of Christ—Corner
West Fourth
South Streets
Christian Endeavor
W. 5
Johnson
Cat
Jesus
Baptist
First
Jefferson Street
West Park Avenue
Edgar A. Vallant
First Presbyterian
East Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Herbert Ware Reherd
Independence Avenue
United Presbyterian
Second and Wellington
M. G. Munn
U. P
Westminster Presbyterian
Wellington Street
William" Burton Sandford
West Third Avenue
Christ
Fourth and South Streets
Walter H. Rollins
Union Congregational
Thirteenth and
Jefferson Streets
Lee A. Brink
Logan Arvenue United Evangelical
J. G. Walz
K. L
Community Meeting and Bible Class Schedule
Y M A days meeting Sunday at 2 30. All boys welcome. Thompson boys secretary. Men's meeting at 4. Fellowship luncheon after men. Deven dorf general secretary. International Bible Students Association Waterloo class meets Sunday 2 p m at 12 Dane street east side on car line non sectarian and free. All earnest Bible students welcome. Chapel Railroad North addition. Sabbath school Sunday 3 p m. Eagle Church Sunday school 10 a m preaching 11 a m.
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Y. M
L. ©. Thompson
EF. M. Deven‘dorf
International Bible Students’ Association
Waterloo
Dane Street
East Side
Earnest Bible Students
North Addition
Eagle Church
Mission Will Conclude Sunday at St Marys Waterloo
The Passionist Fathers of Chicago led by Rev. Fathers Simon and Charles wrap up Sunday evening at 7 30 with a solemn mission closing at St Marys Catholic church. Music by Prof. DeGrosz full choir and Miss Margaret Wagner on organ. Sermon on How to Succeed in life. All welcome. Baptismal vows renewal and profession of faith for longtime strays followed by papal benediction and blessed sacrament. Te Deum sung by congregation and choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Walnut St
Lime
Walnut Streets
Baptist Young People’s Union
Hulbert G. Beeman
Waterloo
Passionist Fathers of
Chicago
Father Simon
Father Charles
St. Mary's Catholic Church
M. DeGrosz
Margaret Wag ‘Ner
Old Mother Church
Wall
YWCA Meeting Planned by Miss Corbett in Waterloo
Miss Maud Corbett secretary of the YWCA in Minneapolis invites Waterloo business girls to a Sunday 2:30 pm meeting at Walnut Street Baptist Church to discuss forming a local YWCA. Rae Muirhead Business Girls club supports the movement and offers help to organize. Also Saxe classes will meet at 3:30 Sunday at Walnut Street church or 3 pm Monday at the YMCA for neighborhood Bible study leaders and interested participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Corbett
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Rae Muirhead
Miss Saxe
Sliss Saxe
Great Growth at St. Pauls M E Church
At St Pauls M E church revival services conclude with sermon on The Home by Pastor Ray J E Johnson. Attendance notes nine nights with eighteen responding and a visiting delegation of thirty five from Winden A E church. Choirs of thirty nine men led music, women to handle future choir duties after a one week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls M. E
Ray. J. E. Johnson
Alice Willison
Winden A. E. Church
G. B. Shoemaker
Carnegie on Causes of Strikes in National Civic Fed
Andrew Carnegie told delegates to the National Civic Federation that nine of ten strikes stem from employers' assistants rather than wage issues. He claimed no strikes in 26 years and said he alone speaks for labor. He supported a workingman's compensation act as a positive step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
National Civic Federation
Linden chapel services and church officers elected
Linden items report chapel services at 10 30 am and 12 o clock noon with elections for officers. A revival event included a visiting delegation serenading Linden families. Ladies Circle to Linden M G B Ladies Aid Society voted to form with officers elected and treasury transferred. Various local residents noted for illness travel and family updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mero
Riapshiy School
Linden Ma FR
Ludy
Pauls
R Bandfield
George Dixon
A. 13. Burgess
William Montgomery
Frank Chapman
Earl J. Mlemming
Abby
Relatves
Jesup
Waterloo
Alhambra
Fanny Griffith
Nevada Street
Donald
AL WL Wilgus
Dora Hepler
Iowa
M. B. Skillman
Linden Avenue
Harrison Hunt
Twunt
Hunt
John Stiller
Independence
Mechanicsville
Albaugh
Charles Blunt
Hazleton
John Miller
J. &. Elwood
A. B. Burgess
Mallas
Tex
Governor Takes Up Stevenson Case in Wisconsin
Madison Wis Jan 14 Gov Mc Govern reviews a senatorial committee report holding Stevenson legally elected to the U S Senate and may certify next week. Stevenson allies push to block further action while Wisconsin Supreme Court denies a motion to quash mandamus to issue a certificate to Kustermann. The case proceeds to merits with a decision expected before the new Congress convenes in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
McGovern
Senatorial Committee
Stevenson
United States Senate
Stephenson
Federal
Senate
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Frear
Kusterman
En Bay
State Board of Election
Thomas Knoop
Kewannes
Ita
Congress
Jobless Mex In Parade Leads Kansas City Demonstration
Unemployed men in Kansas City Kansas and Missouri marched to city hall led by James Bads How the millionaire hobo and a tall man with a red flag. They were served sandwiches and hot coffee on the market square as a mason gave an address and promised help. Names and records of each man were taken for future reference.
Iowa detective Perrin killed in Pullman wreck
Batavia New York January 14 A Perrin manager of a New York detective bureau formerly of Cedar Rapids Iowa famed for trailing Frank Novak to Alaska and returning him for trial was among four killed in a rear end collision on New York Central train No 49. Perrin’s remains have been identified. Real estate transfers list J M Longfellow to George B R Newton part of lot 10 block 45 original plat East Waterloo totaling 3496 dollars and other transfers including Wadley Company to Wm C White and Honora Smith to John Pittner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
N. Y
C. A. Perrin
New York Detective Bureau
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Frank Novak
Alaska
New York Central
Perrin
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
J. M. Longfellow
George BR. Newton
East Waterloo
P. Wadley
Water Street
Cedar River
Sixth
Water Streets
Thirteen at Kimball's Dairy Banquet in Hi Lis Hotel
Thirteen gentlemen sat to a dairy banquet at the Hi Lis hotel last night under superstition fears linked to the number thirteen. The event honored traveling dairy promoters from Kimball's Dairy Farmer Co as they toured farmers across the state by special train on Great Western and Milwaukee lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi+ lis
Ates
Elis
Joli Andrews
Kimball's
Dairy Farmer Company
Great Western
Mr. Andrews
W. J Barney
O. ©. Thompson
Maigh Gi. van Pelt
G. W. Patterson
Des Moines
Ant
Ml, 1. Y
Hvelfer
Barney
Patterson
van Pelt
Marshalltown
Baxter
Milwaukee
Andrews
Milwaukee Road
Waterloo
Dewar
Bunkerton
Fairbank
Drersville
State Aid For Care Of Quail
Deputy Game Warden E A Leighton receives a directive from State Warden George A Lincoln urging expanded protection for quail during cold weather. The notice asks wardens to feed and shelter quail where possible and to submit approved bills for reimbursement. Citizens are asked to report flocks needing feeding to Leighton.
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E. A. Leighton
George A. Lincoln
Mr. Leighton
Juror Describes Erbstein Bribe Testimony in Browne Trial
In Chicago on January, juror McCutchen testified about taking a bribe from attorney Charles Erbstein during Lee O Neil Browne's second trial. His account supported Harry Stacy, the go between, on the steps of the alleged jury corruption scheme while Erbstein pressed on about payments and visits to his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jan. St
Grant McCutchen
Charles BE Erbstein
Lee O'Neil Browne
Erbstein
Harry Stacy
Fleal
McCutchen
Black
Stacy
McGuichen
McCutcheon
UHI Geen Show Ends Tonight
The Waterloo Cedar Falls poultry show ends tonight with special awards posted and all birds on display. Attendance this year has been strong, with children present and exhibitors reporting satisfaction and plans to return next year. Special and association medals were awarded for best displays across multiple breeds, with results listed for Jesup, Atkins, Water loo, Cedar Rapids, and other towns. The county teachers examinations for uniform certificates will be held January 25 to 27 at the county superintendent’s office.
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Waterlno
Waterloo and
Cedar Malla Poultry
Andiung
Hocouties
Force
Courier
Fredy
Haskins & Son
Bent Enels
Hes
J. O
Campbell
Jesup
A. L. Monre
Atkins
Iona
Bsilver Cup
Waterloo
C. Butt Orpington
OG. Andrews
S.C
G. A. Gibson
Clarksville
S. C. Buff
Orpingtons
J. Johnson
Cedar Ralis
Black
OA. Wesselman
Waverly
Slilver Cup
AL Fosselman Waverly
Orpington
Schultz
Parkersburg
Brown Leghorn
Marsh
Wyandotte
Ceslar Rarids
W. KF. Marsh
Sumner
American Association
EB. PD. Monflaw
Association Meral
Court House
Minnesota College Dance Draws Strong Praise and Debate
University of Minnesota held its first student dance in the armory with a 15 piece band. About 250 dancers, faculty patrons, and fraternity and sorority attendees filled the gym. President Northrop and Dean Ada Comstock praised the event as a step toward better student social life and equalized social conditions.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Armory
Mick Grant
Dick Grant
Alles Shevlin Hall
Onre
Secret Society
Cyrus Northrop
Ada Comstock
Grant
Fred Ware
Harold Hull
University
den Ik
University-Aua
Northrop
Women Commend Police Judge In West Waterloo Meeting
Forty eight West Waterloo ladies in a church auxiliary voted to commend Police Judge Caldwell for meritorious handling of police cases. A delegate conveyed the action, unexpectedly pleasing the judge and contrasting typical criticisms of city officials.
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West Waterloo
Caldwell
Dr M Henry Named State Lecturer Moves to Raleigh
Dr Walter Mcilenry former Waterloo milk inspector and dairy aid to Willam Thompson is promoted to state lecturer for North Carolina with headquarters in Raleigh. He will not return to Waterloo, and an acting milk inspector will be appointed locally after his promotion during his honeymoon ended.
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Walter Mcilenry
Willam Thompson
Ond
Waterloo
North Carolina
Raleigh
Tr. McHenry
St. Mark's Parish Holds Sunday Meeting in Hall
A meeting of St. Mark's parish members will be held in Russel Lamson Hall Sunday afternoon at o'clock to arrange regular services. Officials hope all interested individuals attend.
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St. Mark’s Parish
Russell-Lamson Hall
St. Mark’s
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Plymouth Congregational
Public
Fifth
Mulberry Streets
Fifth Street
L. B. Hix
Courtlandt Street
Bible School
Walter W. H. Schwedler
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
Frank Cole
Randolph Street
St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Broadway
Center Streets
J. EB. Johnson
Grace Methodist Episcopal
H. D. Hull
Epworth
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Reyv
Geo. B. Shoemaker
Free Methodist Church
Mobile
Douglas Streets
J. N. Miller
Carrie d. Miller
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Marsh Place
Firth and
Sycamore Streets
Christ—Episcopal
Fourth St. East
George W. Hinkle
C. C. Rollitt
D. D
St. Joseph's
Third and Mulberry Streets
Rev. M. Barry
Sacred Heart
Fourth West
Randolph Streets
J. J. Hanley
Fourth Street West
St. Mary’s
LaFayette Street
Forkenbreck
First Brethren
West Fifth
Wm. H. Beachler
Church of the Brethren
West Seventh and
Christian Workers
First Church United Brethren In Christ
Fourth and
Allen Streets
R. E. Graves
Sun
St. Luke's
West Second
Commercial Streets
Emanuel Eurangetical
Court House Square
J. H. Bauernfeind
Young People's Alliance
Calvary Evangelical Association
East Fourth and
Newell Streets
H. J. Faust
East Fourth Street
Evangelical Lutheran
Universalism—Church of the
Salvation Army
Sycamore Street
Holiness
Salvation Meeting
Miss Corbett
G. A
ST. Paul’s
Linden
Honora Smith
John Philip Nottger
Thurteen
TQ Mar Banquet
Joan Andrews
Hibbouns
College
M’henry
New State
Stt. Paul’s M. E. Church
J. E. Johnson
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