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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1914
Page
12
Waterloo church notices list services across denominations including Adventist, Baptist, Brethren, Catholic, Christian, Church of Christ Scientist, Congregational, Episcopal, Hebrew, Lutheran, Methodist and Presbyterian. Details cover locations, service times, sermons, Sunday schools, and special programs, with notes on revivals and guest speakers.
Evangelist Oscar Lowry and Cedar Falls team report over 500 converts in Horton with many citizens joining. The mayor and three city council members are among new believers as a tabernacle addition expands seating and townspeople from many walks of life join the revival.
When a Waterloo church Brotherhood organized a ticket drive for Christine Miller’s recital on Friday February 6 the event drew about five hundred tickets. Teams coached by Rev W F Spry and Rev J E Johnson vied to sell most tickets with an oyster supper as the prize for the loser.
The Linden M E Church girls quartet sang to a revival meeting at Champlein Chapel last evening. Their singing was well received. There will be preaching at the chapel Sunday evening and Sunday school at 3 pm. A cordial welcome is extended to friends and neighbors to attend.
Attendance at Linden revival services has been strong all week. Rev. W.N. Baker of Low Moor has delivered sermons described as powerful as the revival nears closing on Sunday.
A Cresco pastor Rev Soper and a married woman were detained by the city marshal when an investigation followed reports of a visit to the woman's parents Florida home. The pair were jailed briefly before release. Soper left town next day and his wife and son departed later. Public sentiment remains divided over guilt or innocence.
In Linden on January 24 Bert Lane resumes milk route duties after illness. Mrs. Dick Lyle and Mrs. B Crandall recover from sickness. Fern Zuehlke and Nora Wilson show improvement or convalescence. Rev. W N Baker and family assist at Linden church revival. others travel to Nora Springs and Austin for family reasons as Miss Clara Mikesh and Mikesh family visit Butler avenue.
Intelligent readers are urged to treat common colds promptly with Folen's Money and Tar Compound. The ad claims it stops coughing and cold symptoms, improves sleep, and boosts resistance. available from druggists everywhere.
A vintage lesson explores women who ministered to Jesus, from Luke 8 and 10 38 42 to Mary and Martha in Bethany. It notes believers as priests unto God and Mary’s devotion, contrasting Martha’s service with Mary’s focus on Jesus and reflecting on the kingdom come and daily service for God.
A man, Thomas W. Flace of 312 High Street, fractures two ribs in a fall while repairing storm windows and is recovering at home. An older ex-employee Blaine Crandall and Florence Crandall face a divorce action. Florence reportedly divorced in December in Hennepin County, Minnesota.
Judge Platt yesterday issued an epitype confirming the decree in the Minesota court and dismissing Mr Crag dall's petition at his costs.
Cold and wet feet threaten women's health with congested kidneys and backache. Urinary irregularities and rheumatic fevers may follow. Foley Kidney Pills restore normal kidney and bladder function and remove the cause. No habit forming drugs. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Board minutes show actions to refund $500 to Holm and Mellon, cancel a $5.22 tax against W C Fluk due to clerical error, acceptance of Mr. Kirby’s resignation as Barclay township trustee, and authorization to correct George Wellloe’s assessment as a clerical error. County fund claims were allowed.
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