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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1915

Page

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Vestry Receives Secret Fund for Church Lighting

Christ Episcopal vestry accepts a Sunday school gift to cover a new lighting system after considering bids. A long accumulated secret fund, built from small contributions over years, will pay for the relighting project. Resolutions express sorrow and respect for Harry E. Camp, vestryman of 15 years, who died unexpectedly, and extend condolences to his wife and family.

Christ Episcopal Church George W. Hinkle Sunfey School Harry E. Camp Christ Church T. W. Place J. W. Krapfel J.A. Gary Sndden Christchurch Jesus Christ Mr. Camp Paradise Jesus

Revival at Grace Church Seeks Converts and Unity

Grace Methodist Episcopal church opens a week of revival meetings Sunday night led by Dr. A J Northrup with Wednesday featuring Rev WW Sprr of First Methodist. A large chorus and church choir back the platform as topics include The Blood Conscience Purged Spoiling the Heart The Secret of Knowing God Sanctification. Services start 7 30 each evening except Saturday.

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church A. J. Northrup WW. F. Sprr First Methodist Climbec Northrup God Fourth Randolph W. F. Spry J. EB. Johnson Grace Fifth Street East Epworth’ League BU. Paul's F. Q. Brown Broadway A. Ny Linden Hev B. A. Baker Servies Lune Day School A. M E-Mobile Albany W. Gesa Mobile Douglas, Ra Riley

Revival in Waterlon Pastor to Return Next Week

Rev. M. G. Mann of First United Presbyterian returns to Waterlon early next week after a two week revival in Topeka Kansas. Rev. W. A. Peterson of the Hig Strother mission will fill the pulpit tomorrow morning with no evening service scheduled.

M. G. Mann First United Presbyterian Church Waterlon Topeka Kan W. A. Peterson Hig East Park Kern and Cutler Daniel Davies First United—Second Wellington M. G Munn Big Brother Westminster Randolph W. D. Sandford Waterloo Northminster Balton Avalon BE. W. Lanham Young People’s Society

Dr John D Stoops to Speak at First Church Services

Grinnell based Dr John D Stoops will speak at First Church on two Sundays, with sermons drawing wide praise. The church, under Rev Parr, has shifted evening service to 6 1 p.m. and welcomes attendees from other congregations. A morning service will welcome 715 new members and Dr Stoops will address the missionary club tonight.

John D. Stoops Grinnell Pia Heurvers Hag Beep Pusyit Stoopp Heitan Iirola 1 Parr Stays Fellowship of the Church Dr. Stoops Will Copsey mposlae + club

Sunday School Workers Meet in Ninth District Conference

The conference of Sunday school workers from Mutler, Hre mer, Buehsman and Black Mawk counties gathered yesterday at the YWCA in Cedar Falls. Speakers included W. D. Stem and W. I. Rockefeller of Des Moines, with local leaders like G. C. Crosby of Pinchford and J. A. Sly attending. The session fostered enthusiasm and cooperation among the four counties.

M.C. Ay Setler Mutler, Hremer, Buehsnan Black Mawk Counties Mra TA. Osineup Waverly Hazel Boyd Wiainfield Matter Holaschuh Clarkavi YW. C. A J. A. Sly

Theophany Day Observance By Greek Orthodox Colony

The Greek Orthodox community plans Theophany Day next Tuesday with baptismal rites led by Rev. Chrysanthos Kaplanos. Services start at 8 oclock in G A R hall and end at noon, drawing members from Greek ortho doctrine and Balkan groups including Russians Serbians and Bulgarians.

Jesus Christ John the Baptist G. A. R. Hall Chryshanthos Kaplanos Kaplanos

Young People to Lead Evening Service at Somanuel Church

The Somanuel Evangelical church will turn the evening service over to the young people tomorrow. Miss Dotha Walker will speak on work of young women. Harry Burns from the Y M C A will discuss men’s work. Rev EB Lang will deliver a short address and install the newly elected officers. The junior members will be promoted to the senior Young People’s Alliance at the event.

Somanuel Evangelical Church Dotha Walker WHC. A Harry Burns Y. M EB. J. Lang Young People’s Alliance Calvary—Newell A. A. Waehlen Duntor LY Poa Titep An Fred Kaltenburch Germany Switzerland Femanuel Lafayette and Park E. J. Lang Harry Tutns Rey KB. J. Lang Logan Avenue Salvation Army Fifth Street Ensign S. A. Moyer Imlor Salvation Ey W. C Bridge Street Harry F. Burns George H. Cockbrun Jacob Bintz Hileman & Sind. Chapel Mulberry Street International Bible Students’ Association Universalist Church Fourth and Mulberry Labor Temple Church of God Kistner W. A. Peterson

Big Sister Club Organizes Free Sewing Instruction

Women of Waders organize the Big Sister sewing club to provide free instruction for those who hire sewing, collaborating with churches and charities. The group meets Mondays at 4 PM with WGAL offering parlor space at 1485 White for meetings and recruiting supporters to help others help themselves.

Waders WGAL Wihoning

Revival Meetings at St Pauls M E Church

The pastor and members of St Pauls M E church anticipate a successful evangelistic campaign tomorrow. Special meetings have drawn growing interest and the church reports satisfactory results. Dr FQ Brown will preach at both services with choir and orchestra providing music. Everyone is invited.

St. Paul's M. FE FQ. Brown

Memorial service for Kenneth Arnold at Calvary Evangelical Church

Memorial service for Kenneth Arnold who died weeks ago of diphtheria will be held at Calvary Evangelical Church Sunday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock, conducted by Rev J H Wachlen. The remains placed in a vault in Fairview will be buried tomorrow afternoon.

Kenneth Arnold Calvary Evangelical Church Uachlen Fairview

Various Churches List Services in City Directory Ad

A dense church directory lists Adventist, Baptist, Protestant and other denominations with street locations, service times, and sermon topics. It notes pastors, Sunday schools, and special events including temperance talks and mission lectures across multiple uptown churches.

Missionary Lecturer From Philippines at Central Christian Church

Leslie Wolfe a missionary from the Philippines will speak at Central Christian Church tomorrow replacing Rev L Moore who is conducting evangelistic meetings in Illinois. Wolfe is with the Christian Foreign Missionary society’s Far East commission which recently toured China Japan and the Philippines. Evening service features a moving picture steraeopticon lecture on Far East countries, peoples, customs and mission work.

Fourth and South UN C. Moore Suuday School Christian Eaneavor Society Leslie Wolfe Orient Philippines Central Christian Church L. =. Moore Ilinois Wolff Christian Foreign Missionary Society Far East China Japan Wolfe

Twin Cities B Y P U Forms Unified Young People Group

Nearly 260 youths from Walnut Street First Baptist and Cedar Falls Baptist gathered at Walnut Street Baptist basement to unite as the Twin City Baptist Young People's Union. Verle Reed presided over constitution adoption, electing officers and setting three social meetings yearly. The Cedar Falls Danish Baptist church joined, with music by church orchestras, a solo by Leonard Plessy, various games, and refreshments, as plans for future joint activities were outlined.

Walnut Street First Church Cedar Falls Danish Baptist Church Peterson Leonard Plessy East Side First Baptist Althe

Saelic League Artists Pleased With Waterloo Visit

Misa Nelly O'Brien and a party of Celtic art exhibitors for the Gaelic League of Ireland report a warm reception in Waterloo. They will close the display tonight and depart Sunday for Springfield for the next exposition. They praise local supporters including Mr Faul Davis Mr E Rauseh Father Slattery and the Courier for its interest.

Misa Nelly O’brien Gaelic League of Ireland Waterloo Springfield Miss O'Brien the Irving Faul Davis E. Rauseh Father Slattery

Sacred song by Francis Hartley to be sung in Waterloo churches

The sacred hymn The Lord Is My Shepherd, written by Francis Hartley, a Waterloo resident ninety nine years ago, will be performed by Miss Patti Lindner at Grace M E church tomorrow morning and by Mrs Maxwell Case at the Universalist church tomorrow evening. The song will also be sung later at St Marys Catholic church and at First Presbyterian church. Hartley is remembered by many in the city for taking his first music lessons in Waterloo about ten years ago.

Francis Hartley Waterloo Patti Lindner Grace M. E. Church Maxwell Case Universalist Church St. Mary's Catholic Church First Presbyterian Church Hartley

Fraternities Plan Saturday Announcements Abandoned

Fraternities abandon Saturday announcements plan due to dissatisfaction. Cedar hive No. 37 installs officers Tuesday in Odd Fellows ball. Sons of St George Britannia lodge No. 528 meet Tuesday Jan 19 in Carpenter hall. James Leonard leads new member campaign. Modern Woodmen Camp No. 2059 installs year officers Jan 19. WAK GC to meet Friday in G AR hall. L O L Waterloo hive No. 22 meets Tuesday for installation. Court of Honor meets Jan 20 in A OUW hall. Helmet lodge No. 89 Knights of Pythias to perform work Monday. Waterloo lodge No. 103 called at Masonic temple Jan 19 for first degree.

Cedar Hive Odd Fellows Commercial Stret Sons of St. G Gorge—Britabnts Lodge Carpenter Hall Fourth Street G. A. R. Hall Waterloo Hive A. O. FW Court of Honor A. O. U. W. Hall Knights of Pythias—Helmet Lodge Communication of Waterloo Masonic Temple

La Porte City News and Notes Deaths and funerals mark week

In La Porte City on January 16, funeral services were held for Luther Booth with Rev. A W Henke officiating. The Public Utility workers served as pallbearers. Other local items include visitors from Savanna Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Chicago, nurses in Chicago training, and church meetings at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Frank Martin died of tuberculosis at the Jos eph Husman farm, leaving small children. Jessie O Burgess aged about 75 died after long illness with heart trouble. A hospital update reports Mrs Wim Wilson recovering well from surgery near Waterloo.

Waterloo Innet Igy T! Waterloo Black Hawk Abstract Company Aathon Black Hawk County Dubuque Meyor Seat Deg Moines Senate House of Representatives Armory James Graham James Black Dry Goods Company E. ©. Litchfield Litchfield Mfg. Co P. Colegrove Cedar Falls John Robertson Macartney Bellingham Wash Cedar Rapids 10Wa la Porte City Luther Booth A. W. Henke M. B. Church Mr. Booth Robert Wagner Ocea MccKirryher Herbert Halbfass Elmer Mitterly James Smith Chas, Burgess Ed, Booth and Son Savanna Til Arthur Allison Cadar Rapids T. J. Humphrey Adaline Humphrey Dalla O'Neil R. N. Gibson Chicago Henry Ballheim Frank Kober Ballheim Evangelical Hospital Presbyterian Church Mr. Chase of Greene Mr. Richardson Garrison Wim, Wilson Presbyterian Hospital Altho Will Messer Irving Dysart C. Q. Kober E. Pfnlagraff Frank Martin Joseph Husman Birs Martin Geo. Treanor Minneapoli Mann Thursdal

Why hair falls out explained with dandruff cure

An advertisement claims dandruff causes scalp irritation and hair loss. It urges using a 25 cc bottle of Danderino from dry goods stores, applying three drops to the scalp to remove dandruff and stop shedding.

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