Sunday School Lesson on John Chapter One Names of Jesus
Rev. Ds M Stearns presents a January 21 Sunday school note exploring the many names of Jesus in John chapter one. The reflection ties time reckoning to Roman and Jewish hours, links to Emmaus and the calling of disciples, and ponders Nathanael, Philip, and others who encounter Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jesus
God
Man
Messiah
Israel
Jesus of Nazareth
Pilate
Matthew
Mark
Luke
Mark Xy
John Iv
Emmaus
Andrew
James
Simon
John WI
Philip
Bethsalda
Peter
Moses
Nazareth
Nathaniel
Learl
Rabbi
Tariel
Ifim
Monthantel
Jacob
Mr O
Bethel
Uakes Ure
Peraps
Ezek
Barthelomew
Philip Clatter
Wendt Leaves for Submarine Fleet
E G Wendt former local naval recruiting station chief is relieved by T S Hansen of the Nevada and will report to the submarine squadron off New London Conn. The Nevada chief water tender succeeds Wendt. Hansen outlines naval reserve training for youths 17 to 24 at Great Lakes with paid uniform apprentice status and discharge after a month if desired, with reserve pay of 12 dollars yearly for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Wendt
T. S. Hansen
Nevada
New London
Conn
Wendt
Navy
Naval Reserve
Congress
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Hansen
Former Police Judge To Be Tried Monday
John Ti. Meyers, former police judge, indicted on six counts for embezzling city funds, heads to trial on one count next Monday before Judge C. W. Mullan. I. G. Murtagh will defend, aided by E. H. McCoy, with Meyers acting as own counsel. The case involves about $70 allegedly embezzled, focused on a $10 bond, and notes that the fine was paid from the pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ti. Meyers
C. W. Mullan
Mr. Meyers
I. G. Murtagh
E. H. McCoy
B. W H. Maxfield Towi
Meyers
Attorney General
Grand Jury
F. J. Hacker
O. G. McClinton
Park Commissioners
Reservations for Commercial Club Dinner at Fillis Hotel
The Commercial Club annual meeting and dinner reach the 250 reservations mark at the Fillis Hotel tonight, with five directors to be elected and committee reports. Speeches include Major W R Law on Setting the Clock Ahead and others on public schools and the club’s working plan. dinner starts at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Fillis Hotel
W. R. Law
W. G. Getsch
Nashua
Inj FL Fowler
W. N. Bruwn
PL W. Smith
Stanley Moore
T. E. Rust
E. J. Lockwood
Springfield Armory Plans Night Shift Hiring 2000 Workers
Springfield Mass. A night shift is established at the Springfield armory with 2000 skilled mechanics to be hired immediately. The armory, the government’s largest small arms plant, faces heavy rifle pistol and parts demand and may add machine gun work. Col W S Peirce notes private munition firms offer high wages, the permanency of positions and eight hour day with full pay vacation. Night work last occurred in the Spanish War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Springfield Armory
W. 8. Peirce
Hazleton Notes From Wis Visitors To Local News
Local items from Hazleton New, Jan 18, report visitors and moves including Mrs. Will Nelson visiting her father in Walworth Wisconsin. Louis Nelson rents William Walser tenement. WHL Coy to occupy own home. Hasbrouck trades milk automobile for seven passenger touring car. Flo and Jett Thursday plan a limousine top for journey to Colfax Springs where Hasbrouck will run jitney business. Royal King family move from Vairbank to Hazleton into Emma Bower estate. Mignet reports father X. M. Mignet recovering. son-in-law Simek goes to Rochester. Birth to Ross MacKenzie and wife at Pillsbury South Dakota Jan 7. Trett son left for Van Tassel Wyoming after death of father James C. Trett. Russ Munger in Minneapolis hospital with tonsillitis, developed septic poisoning, paralyzed. Epworth league reception hosts Prairie Center, Stanley, Elevean and Oelwein leagues with 25 from Oelwein and many from Prairie Center. program and ice cream social. Obituary Turcia Elizabeth Minridge Destival dies near Hazleton after Civil War service. funeral at Presbyterian church conducted by Rev. J. W. Everds. family includes Destival children and relatives in Hazleton and Cel. Ad appears for ladies' shoes and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Will Nelson
John Lawson
Walworth
Wis
Louis Nelson
WHL Coy
Wesley Hasbrouck
Flo
Jett
Colfax Springs
Hasbrouck
Royal King
Mildred
Vairbank
Emma Bower
John Mignet
Rochester
Minn
X. M. Mignet
Tils
Joseph Simek
Mignet
Ross MacKenzie
Pillsbury
S. D
Treno Byett
van Tassel
Wyo
James C. Trett
S. Munger
Russ Munger
Minneapolis
Epworth League
Prairie Center
Stanley
Elevein
M. H. Church
Oelwein
Ilka
Turcia Elizabeth Finridge
Bert Ite
Onondaga County
Celwein
Charl Destival
Lester Walker
Fred Nelson
California
Edward Destival
Thomas Jahbner
Elwein
Louis Destival
M. Ti
Postpone Hearing Of Woman For Murder In Denver
In Denver on January 19, the preliminary hearing for Mrs. Stella Moore Smith, accused of killing her husband in a fashionable Denver residence, was postponed. The hearing is now set for Monday as judges meet to consider proposed legislative changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Stella Moore Smith
District Court
Local Notes From Waverly And Nearby
Waverly residents attend family events as W. P. Scully heads to California for weeks. John Cross moves to New Hampton to run a meat market. Mrs. Eliza Hazlett suffers a paralytic stroke and remains serious. Luther League officers elected including Dorothy Kraushaar and Lawrence Isertlein. Hollenbeck couple celebrate silver anniversary at St John’s. Byron Hichman and Mayine Daniels wed at Methodist parsonage. plan to live in Waverly. Abner Baskins, early Waverly settler, dies at 80 with funeral held. Kansas shooting of Mrs. Lee Spellman and daughter Hazel sparks local concern. Hazel injured, case under watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Hazlett
Fremont Township
J. 3. Hazlett
G. W. Hazlett
Watterloo
Luther League
Tollowtig
Dorothy Kraushaar
Tawrence Itertlein
Mies Marion Lizer
Edwin Engelbrecht
IL. Hh. Schultz
St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
GO. F. Koch
Byron Hichman
Waverly
Mayine A. Daniels
Shell Rock
Edward A. Lang
Baskins
Mr. Baskines
Bremer County
Anne- Me
Richland County
Clark Baskins
Abner Baskins
Idaho
Minnie» Cottrell
Nellie Campbell
Long Beach
Cal
Ana Baskins
William Baskins
Ed Rose
Spencer
Rachel Dudgeon
Grand Forks
N. D
Albert Rice
Harlington
Lee Spellman
Hazel
Kansas
Hazel Spellman
Cauntry
Clarksville Masonic Officers Installed and Local Notes
Newly elected officers at the Masonic hall include Josephine Buckfin and W S F Waugh with other posts filled by local residents. News items record family visits, a baby born January 3, a funeral, school declamatory results, a honeymoon return, and community movements in Clarksville and nearby towns.
Mt Auburn Notes and Local Visits
Mt Auburn Iowa area reports several business calls in Minneapolis and Cedar Falls. Residents Mrs W A Call and daughter Lorna visit Waterloo while Miss Charlotte Wiegands recovers from illness. Mr Aungst Cedar Falls and Mr Poyner visit Bran son in the region. William Dickens visits Aurora and Joe Michel suffers a mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Aubury
H. R
Minneapolis
G. WH. Kitchen
Cedar Feliss
Donald Isftechen
L. J. Rogers
Walker
Petows
Rabekahs
Charlotte Wiegands
W. A. Call
Lorna
Waterloo
Aungst
Cedar Falls
Dandruff Cure Ad Claims Hair Loss Stop
An advertisement promotes Danderine as a dandruff cure and hair loss stopper. It says dandruff irritates the scalp and causes hair roots to shrink and shed. A 28 cent bottle is advertised, with instructions to rub into the scalp and promise of dandruff disappearance and halted hair loss after several applications.
California Syrup of Figs Advertsed Laxative Claim
A vintage advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe pleasant tasted laxative for children and adults. It claims gentle cleansing of stomach, liver, and bowels, helps when feverish or cranky, and urges mothers to ask for a 50 cent bottle with directions on the label. Warns against counterfeits and promotes the genuine product by California Fig Syrup Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Talifornia
California Fig Syrup Company
Fragmented Local Notice From An Old Paper
A damaged OCR passage records multiple names and events. Mentions Mrs and Mr with family links to Waterloo, Sunday meals, and weekdays. Reads like a social notice with unrelated fragments about work injuries and local residents.
Barelay Two Dan Jan 18 Mins Hawk Candy Making Demonstration
On Saturday Jan 20 at school Wo Mins Hawk agent will give a demonstration focusing on candy making. All ladies and others invited. Also mentions Kaep er and Matt Ortner in Waterloo on business. Wiliam Kurtz of Maza N I visited here for a sale. Advertised letters list includes Mrs Robin Allen at Waterwoy Iowa Jan 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barelay
Hawk
Kaeper
Matt Ortner
J.D. Horch
MK. Rice
Stevenson
Waterloo
Wiliam Kurtz
Maza
N. 1
L. Ist
Waterwoy
Iowa
Robin Allen
Unnamed Names List From Waterloo Area Notices
A long readable fragment lists numerous women and men with varied surnames and titles, followed by several business and personal names including Water loo area firms and individuals. The OCR shows many misreads but preserves a broad roll of residents, spouses, and employers connected to local notices. The piece ends with Postmaster Kelly signature.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeat
M. Stearns
Submarine Fleet
Clarksville
Jat
Masonic Hall
Josephine Buckfin
W. Sf
T. H. Waugh
W. P. Carrieapple
A. Mi Nella Scripture
Mira Carr
Calle
Bouton
Geo Chamberlain
Myrta Chamberlain
Ada
Mae Mebb
Ruth
Muggle Care
Wither
Lowise Weinburg
Martha
Teer Hunt
Alec
Velma Moulton
James Martin
Charles Martin
Harvey Bouton Tx
Des Moines
Grinnell
Fred Green
Peck
Lebanon
Adlar Bolin
Timais
Mary Watterson
Wanpotlo
Fred Hesse
Ahe
Elizabeth ‘Thompson
Cras Lowell Fodson
Jamie Cools
Megare
Fred
Forest
Marl Settz
Alfrons
Guy Crippen
Roy Neal
Charlee Shepherd
Star Office
Iowa Falls
Florence Cline
Maynard
Johnson and
Harmen
MT. Auburn
Washburn
Dros
Nick
John Poyner
Jenee Poynter
Michels
George Morrix
Waterloo Hills
M. Nugent Ad DY
Kemp Ure
Barclay
Fownes
Baemo
Kayser
Burch Bros Ws, Misses & Childrens AP Papey
Womens Papel
Madam Trent
White
Burch’s
Modart Corset CO
NEW Lot
Lette Anderson
Minsite Archer
Mins Naomd Arnold
Myra
Atay Tit
W. Behpens
Mro. i. Bergen
Mies
Mabel S. Dirdaell
Minute Lilburn
Mra
Than
Hoynet
Mies Nettle Boardman
Aliey Boursmhetna
Bur Hoyer
Ato
J. i Bregi
I. At. Hvewn
Dessia Brows
Anna Margins
J. da Carroll
Blunt
Carruttiers
B.D. Calicis
Fred Wilvtonson
Jin Clarke
Mes Kotha
Mere
Phry Coaster
Cornette
Ied
Nora M. Lunwne
Guy Downing
Miyy Everson
Mertie Mvens
Geneve Fraser
Anna Gaurde
Agnes Grunewald
Williany Gean
Ton Mire
WV. Hayes
Atiss Kathryn Lies
Misa Tallon Ueaner
Macy View
Catherine Hoye
Qari Mallobbs
Geo. Houdden
Miles Helen Hyde
Glenn Johnsen
Gua Jackson
Mary Jensen
Isftla Sons
Sophia Juctiseh
Ming Vern King
Kimble
M. Kumbal
Alinda Kieron
Myle" Knapp
iKniftin
Kio Leeder
Ies
Leng Duehitian
Mhin Gindyn T Lincoln
Abraham Hender
A. Bhanchard
Bow
Hoettcher
Clement Roure-hard
Brunson
WH. S. Larks
Mr. Butler
Hugh Callahan
Claude Ruright
Lyonville Carpentry R
OW. Campbell
Ceerke Guntle
Christiansen
WW. K. Churet
W. Cunn
Cool
Giardner
Harry Ilsan
A. Wy, Greentoy
Wilerd Hall
Ben
Arbuckle’ Ryan Mo
Black Hawk County Automobile Ub
W. W. Conia Hardware Co
Nomy Wing Mfg. Co
Haley Sisters
Waterloo Tank and Silo Co
Fereign
Gilberto M. Florez
Jackman Bros
Mise
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