Sunday Worship Listings in Waterloo Churches
A dense schedule of church services across Waterloo. Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish congregations list Masses, sermons, and Sunday schools at St. Joseph’s Sacred Heart St Mary’s and more. Orgs include First United Church of Christ Seventh Day Adventist and Universalist parishioners in city-wide worship times.
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Adventist
Universalist Church
Geo. R
St. Joseph’s
Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
Sacred Heart
Mary's—Park
Lafayette
H. P. Rohman
Revival Services At Linden M E Church
A Linden M E Church revival drew a good crowd with Rev J B Johnson of First M E delivering the sermon The soul that sinneth it shall die The message stressed sin and Christ’s love Special evangelistic services are set for Sunday with morning and evening programs including singing by Miss Howe of Cedar Falls Next week Rev W N Baker of Low Moor will lead services with noted music and singing expected throughout the week
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Fourth
Randolph
W. F. Spry
Cor
Fifth
Walnut Sts
St. Paul's M. E
Z. Q. Brown
Broadway
Mobile
Douglas
T. J. Fuller
Linden
H. A. Baker
J. B. Johnson
M. E. Church
Miss Howe
Cedar Falls
Closing services conclude Champlin chapel revival
A large crowd attended closing revival services at Champlin chapel. Dr. John Bunyan Smith delivered a sermon titled Treating the Blind Man. The special services ended with reported conversions and a note of success.
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Champlin Chapel
John Bunyan Smith
Two Deacons Re‑elected At Baptist Church Meeting
At an adjourned Thursday evening meeting of the First Baptist Church board A J Edwards and W R Cole were re elected deacons. Edward Meaick was re elected treasurer of the old debt fund. The advisory board recommended standing committees.
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First Baptist Church
A. J. Edwards
W. R. Cole
Edward Meaick
Old Debt Fund
Laymen Missionary Movement Preacher Scheduled
Rev. Wilbur Clapp district secretary of the laymen's missionary movement will preach tomorrow at both morning and evening services.
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Mittees
Wilbur Clapp
The
Laymen’s’ Missionary Movement
Preacher to Open Clear Lake Methodist Services
Rev Will F Spry of First Methodist Episcopal church travels to Clear Lake Iowa to preach two sermons at the re opening services. Rev J E B Johnson associates at First church will oversee both services with the choir providing music and a successful day anticipated.
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Will F. Spry
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Clear Lake
First Methodist Church
J. EB. Johnson
Fiiat Church
Reading and music event at Universalist church
The Monday club of the Universalist church invites all women and girls to a Vesper service at the association rooms. YW GA will present a message from the student volunteer meeting held in Kansas City. Mrs H B Kelly will read and Mrs W S Gray will provide special music with club members as hostesses.
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Wilbur L. Clapp
Association Rooms
Kansas City
H. B.kelly
W. S. Gray
Monday Club
the Universalist Church
Rushville Council Passes Contest License Ordinance
The Rushville Arks city council approves a new ordinance that requires newspapers running contests to pay a license fee equal to half the prize value offered. This measure targets contest promotions and is aimed at regulating the publicity and funding of such events.
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Rushville Arks
Sunday School Workers to Hear W O Brown Speaker
Waterloo plans a Sunday school conference of all local schools and ninth district delegates. W O Brown of the International Force will speak and lead a 5 pm private session, a 6 15 lunch with business leaders, and a 7 30 public rally. The event opens a nine city Iowa series February 9 to 16.
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Waterloo
State
W. C.brown
International Force
Brown
Iowa
Every Member Conference Held At Westminster Church
Next Monday at 1 20 pm Westminster Presbyterian Church hosts a conference on the Every Member movement led by Albert B F McGarrah from the joint executive committee of the general assembly. All sessions boards and church societies are urged to attend for discussion of financial problems and motivation. McGarrah is a known Presbyterian figure in Waterloo and has drawn strong support this year for better church financing.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Albert BF. McGarrah
General Assembly
McGarrah
Presbyterians of
Waterloo
MccGarrah
A. PF. M'Garrat
Independence
Ackley
Ovlwein
A. FB. McGarrah
New York City
McGartah
Westminster Presbyterian Services
Col Eschews Cold With Foley’s Honey and Tar Advice
A dated advertisement urges prompt treatment of common colds with Foley's Honey and Tar. It claims quick relief from sneezing fullness hoarseness and coughing and promotes better sleep and resistance. Polished phrasing targets intelligent readers and notes universal druggist availability.
Linden News Roundup Notes Local Health and Travel
Jan 16 Linden notes report EB Morgans arriving safely in Seattle. Margaret Whitson improved from pneumonia. Tom Malcom moved to Polk Street. Little girl Iane Crumline recovering after tonsil surgery. Dan Scholl weak but sit up. Isaac Conner visited cousins Mrs EF Moses and Arthur Conner. W B Burgess arm injury worsened. arm amputated above wrist. condition critical. Mrs Fassett and Grandma Cook improving. Pryor child healing. Rev Trimble and party hosted at Crandall home. meeting at Joinden M E church. three young ladies Daisy Auburn Kitchen Smalley with Mrs Trimble.
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Linden
Morgan
Seattle
Wash
Margaret Whitson
Tom Malcom
Cottage Grove Avenue
Polk Street
Hugh Crumline
Iane
Dan Scholl
Isaac Conner
Lebanon
Hig
EF. C. Moses
Arthur
Conner
A. Z. Burgess
Chicago
W. B. Burgess
Fanerene
Mr. Burgess
Geo. Pryor
Rev. Trimble
Mt Auchurn
E . Crandall
Auburn
Kitchen
Smalley
H. M. Bandfield
Trimble
Joinden M
Mrs. Trimble
Mia
Daisy
Linden church week of revival ends with evangelistic next
Community notes report ill health for Howard Schrag and pleurisy recovery for Mrs. O A Zuehlke. Abx Dow family suffers severe injuries in a runaway bogey near Nora Springs. Linden Mineswon club hosts, Margaret Berry celebrates fourth birthday. Revival services at Linden church feature multiple pastors and choirs with planned evangelistic services and Decision Day activities.
District Court Notes Settlements and Guardian Appointment
District court entries show Bloom Manufacturing Co versus Chamberlain Machines Works settled with each side paying. An accounting action awarded 1,246.81 dollars. A J Wittick et al settled. Charles L. Sweeney versus City of Waterlaw also settled. Catherine Fried has been appointed permanent guardian of Josephine B. Roth's property with a 2400 dollar bond. Court adjourned until Monday morning.
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Bloom Manufacturing Co
Chamberlain Machines Works
A. J. Wittick
Hrones & Co
Charles L. Sweeney
City of Waterlaw
Catherine Fried
Josephine B. Roth
Contt
Carroll Man Dies in Auto Accident
Carroll Iowa January 17 James Thompson a pioneer citizen of Carroll died suddenly yesterday while en route from Jefferson to Carroll in an automobile. He was 67 years old and had lived in Carroll for forty years seeking business.
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Carroll
James Thompson
Jefferson
Tama
What abel! I do to inherit eternal life lesson study
Rev. Stearns analyzes the parable of the good Samaritan from Luke 10, stressing repentance, the impossibility of earning salvation by law, and Christ as the sole righteous savior. It contrasts the inaction of the priest and Levite with the Samaritan’s mercy, urging followers to imitate mercy and rely on Jesus for justification.
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Ile Caine
Jehus Christ
Moses
Jesus of Nazareth
Philip
Candace
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
John x
Jess
Christ
Uaring
Tim
Whaterton Evening Courier in Waterloo Keeps Local Pulse Alive
The Whaterton Evening Courier remains a trusted source for Waterloo readers, delivering local news, notices, and community updates with a steady voice and timely coverage.
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Whaterton Evening Courier
Witerloo
W J Bryan Letters Personal Letter to Evangelist Sunday
Secretary of State Willman Jennings Bryan wrote a private letter to evangelist Sunday Sunday in 1914 from Pittsburgh to Washington. He praised Sunday’s Pittsburgh sermon, urged not to heed criticism, and wished him long years of fruitful ministry. Mrs Bryan and the secretary note warm regards to Sunday and Mrs Sunday.
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W. J. Bryan
Evangelist Sunday
Priteburgh
Willman Jennings Brywn O
Washington
UW. C
Sears
Ute
Kite
Tla
Alate
Sunday
Pittsburet
Bryan
Fourth Bank in Manchester Is Approved
A state auditor approved a new Security Trust and Savings State bank in Manchester with 100000 capital. Incorporators include W H Norris A W Stearns Gertrude Cole Frank B Wilson and others from Manchester Greeley Des Moines and nearby. The bank will occupy the First National bank building on Main Street.
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Manchester
Auditor of State
W. Hi. Norris
A. W. Stearns
Gertrude Cole
Frank 3H. Wilson
Greeley
W. B. Robinson
Robinson
Charles Roberts
Strawberry Point
F. W
First National Bank
Main Street
Board of Supervisors
Edgewood
J. KF. Merry
F. A. Mead
HE. W. Sedgwick
R. J. Bixby
Warmers and Merchants State Savings Bank
Burton Clark
J. F. Graham
W. N. Wolcott
H. Munson
A. M. Cloud
A. H. Blake
Hubert Carr
Clarence Smith
Here's a Cure For Sciatica
An ad touts S S S blood remedy for sciatica and rheumatic pains. It claims S S S soaks the intestines and purifies blood, neutralizes joint pain, and works without stomach distress. The Swift Specific Co. at 221 Swift Building, Atlanta, Ga is suggested for information.
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S&s
Swift Specific Co
Swift Bidg
Atlants
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First—Cor
Jefferson and Park
Walnut Street
Lime and Walnut
J. B. Smith
Rhoades
W. JH. Beachler
Church of the Brethren
Seventhnd South
A. P. Blough
Servces
Flret United
Fourth and Allen
Bae R. B. Graves
Central—Fourth and South
J. M. Grimes
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Christadelphian, Fifth and
A. H.umer
Ray
W. H. Rollins
Walter H. Rollins
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth
GR. Parker
Alvin Phillips
Episcopal
G. W. Hinkle
Naan
Sanerane
Congregation Sons of Jacob
Fifth West
I. Lamansky
Evangelical
Alvary
Newell
J. A. Haehlen
Emmanuel Lafayette and Park
L. W. Bock
Logan Avenue
Logan and
Dane
J. M. Bamford
H. Mueller
T. Wolfrasn
English Lutheran Mission
Emil Groth
Pinkerton Hall
Bt. Luke's
English Lutheran
Oward Anspach
Presbyterian
Cutler
Daniel Davies
Northminster
Ballou and
Avalon
First United—Second
Wellington
M. G. Munn
D. A. Cooper
Tama Indian Mission
Universalist
Church of the Redeemer
Fourth and Mulberry
Bie McCollum Jones
D. D
Mary Antin
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
S. A. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. BE
McStay
Atotank
Bausav Vv
Linden M. E. Church
Baptist Church
W. O Brown
Presbytery
Howard
A. Schrag
O. A. Zuehlke
Irving Dow
Nora Springs
C. F. Chapman
Mineswon Club
Butler Aye
Margaret Berry
Dearborn Street
L. C. Berry
Margaret
Linden Church
S J. Paul's
M. B
Earl Baker
F. Q. Brown
St. Paul's
St. Paul’s
T. A. Trimble
Mt. Auburn
J. E. Johnson
First. M. EB. Church
W. N. Baker
Tow Moor
D. M. Stearns
John the Baptist
Heavenly Father
Harald
Mrs. Bryan
Fourth Bank IN
Ganization
Delaware County
Chamberlain
S. FP
Wish
Brooklyn
Mich
Iowa City
Queen City College
Marsh-Place
Sycamore and
Nigny
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