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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
4
Evangelist Bell spoke to large crowds at the First MOE church revival, urging removal of saloon petition signatures and condemning liquor as unconscionable. Sermons centered on laboring with God and the Ten Commandments, with testimonies welcomed during evening service.
Revivals in Linden M. E. church run three weeks with strong sermons by Rev. J E Johnson of St Paul M E and Rev Titus Lowe of Cedar Falls. Many came forward at close. Roosters were out. Rev Johnson to preach again. Plymouth church invited to unite for February revivals.
Bible classes of St Pauls M E church meet tomorrow evening at Districts 2 3 4 Hubert Plowman Bratnober Districts 5 Mr Keulinle 867 Columbia District 6 Mr Furor 1209 Lincoln Districts 8 9 10 Mrs Burnett 810 Dawson Teachers training class meets Thursday after the weekly prayer service Visiting Pastor in Pulpit Rev G R Parker Farnhamville preached at Union Congregational church yesterday morning and evening Arrangements for next Sunday services will be made
Amusements page advertises The Million by Berr and Guillemand at Waterloo Theatre on Wednesday evening January 22 with Henry W. Savarke as manager. The piece has dominated European farce since its 2 year old debut and promises polish and laughs for local audiences.
Winslow residents note family visits at Finchford and Jordan homes. Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Algyre remain ill for weeks while Mr. Briggs family and others spend Sunday with George Sands. Assessor Newell visits farmers. L H Bartling moves to Janesville area. Advertisement for cold remedy closes the item.
Martin Polinski pleaded guilty in district court to assault with intent to commit murder for shooting William Zink over a lit match in a bank car while workers on the Chicago Great Western railroad near Le Roy. He received a sentence up to five years in the reformatory. Utterback’s lähceny case expected to plead guilty. Gustave Beklares murder trial continued.
Rev H W Reherd departed Saturday for a two week lecture tour with plans to visit Oklahoma City. A China evangelism campaign runs Jan 19 to Feb 2 in central and southern districts featuring several speakers including Dr Reberd. He spoke in Chicago yesterday morning at Central Park church and in the evening at Eighth church. On Jan 20 he will lecture in Milwaukee at the Brown Dormitory conference of the Y M C A with Rev C E Bradt assisting. A dinner at the Y M C A gymnasium is planned.
Dr Reherd travels from Waterloo to Minnéeapolis for Jan 22 House of Faith talk, then speaks in St Paul the next night. He also appears in Omaha and Kansas City before returning to Waterloo with visits planned to Council Bluffs Wichita Topeka Sioux City and Lincoln Nebraska.
The Black Hawk County Fish and Game Protective Association holds its annual meeting tonight at 7:30 at the Waterloo Club rooms 308 1 2 Fourth Street West. Elections of officers will be held and proposed game and fish legislation discussed. members are urged to attend with friends.
Equity in a modern six room house and store building with stock and fixtures. Lot size 50 by 140 feet. Prime location in the factory district. Will sell at a sacrifice if taken soon. "M" care, Can etor vuusimes.
Mary Frink aged 95 died yesterday morning at her son Lawson Frink’s home in Jesup Iowa after a lingering illness. Born April 9 1826 in Madison County New York she and her husband John S Frink once traveled to California then settled near Brandon before moving to Jesup in 1886. Surviving children include Aaron Frink Nevada Frink Lawson Frink and Mrs J Q Miller with funeral set for 9 20 at the Baptist church and Brandon cemetery burial.
Aemil Paur former Pittsburgh Orchestra director quits as conductor of the royal opera in Berlin amid reported differences with Emperor William. Paur had held the post for about a year. Helmet Lodge No. 89 K P will meet tonight at the Pythian temple with Esquire rank conferred.
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