Waterloo Church Notices From Diverse Denominations
A consolidated listing of Adventist, Brethren, Catholic, Congregational, Episcopal, Lutheran, Methodist, and other church services in Waterloo. Includes pastors, addresses, service times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and special subjects for morning and evening sermons. Also notes union revival plans and church missions in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut
John Bunyan Smith
D. D
Third Street
Waterloo
Clean City
Brethren
Church of the Brethren—Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
Grant Avenue
Christian Workers
United Brethren IN Christ
First
Yourth and
Allen
R. E. Graves
M. E
Christian Endeavor Society
Bible School
Junior Christian Endeavor
Church OF Christ (Scientist
Jefferson
Marsh Place
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Christadelphian
H. Zilmer
Eureka Street
Fourth
Walter H. Rollins
D. VD
Home Park Boulevard
C. E
Plymouth
Public Brary East
L. B. Hix
Alta Vista Avenue
Thirteenth and
George Simpson
Fort Dodge
Mulberry
Emory D. Hull
Walgut
Christ
Nero
Bt. Paul's
Broadway
Center
Edwards
J. FE. ‘Johnson
Epworth League
Park Avenue
Herbert Ware Reherd
Independence Avenue
Christian Endeavor
E. W. Lanham
Westminster
Fourth Street
Wellington
Randolph
William Burton Sanford
Third Avenue
East Park
Kern
Cutler
Frank Schroeder
Logan Avenue
Northminster Presbyterian
Ballou Street
Avalon Avenue
Westfield
E. W
Waterloo Rescue Mission
Fifth and Commercial
Casebeer
M. R. Hughes
Newell
Salvation Army
East Fifth Street
Adjt
Ensign Thomas
Mulberry Street
Salvation
Waterloo Holiness Mission
Fifth and Jefferson Streets
Old M. E
F. B. Gowland
Father John's Medicine Promotes Safe Family Health Remains Historical Ad
An old advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a safe tonic for children and adults. It emphasizes no alcohol or dangerous drugs, fifty years of use, and claims of treating coughs colds throat and lung issues while building strength. The note invites readers to mail a dollar for a large bottle via Cariaton Hovey Company in Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Toltn
Father John
Cariaton 8
Hovey Company
Lowell
Maas
Stevenson Will Probate Leaves Widow Life Use Of Home
The will of Dr. Z C Stevenson was probated naming Ella Stevenson widow as executrix. She receives one third of all property and use of the Washington street home for life, plus all household goods. She also retains her earnings during marriage. Children Abram K Stevenson Pasadena California Margaret S Wood Ohiowa Nebraska and Irene Bassett Paris Missouri receive the remaining two thirds. Real estate on Washington street is to be divided equally and used as homestead during Mrs Stevenson's life. The will is dated June 19 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abram K. Stev« Benson
Pasadena
Cal
Margaret S. Wood
Ohiowa
Neb
Irene Bassett
Paris
The Star in the East Sermon on Christmas 1912
A Christmas Day sermon links the star of Bethlehem to biblical prophecies and the advent of Christ. It traces humanity’s long seeking in astronomy and religion, highlights the wise men’s gifts and worship, and critiques modern church attendance and charitable giving as holiday excesses without true worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eden
Balaam
Jacob
Isaac
God
Jerusalem
Far East
Bethlehem
John
Patmos
Paul
Constantine
Holy City
Edwards
Gerschel
Milton
Blackstone
Gladstone
Kaspar
Balithasar
Melchior
Herod
Epworth League
Kath Packing plant to nearly double capacity and expand
Kath Packing Co announces extensive upgrades including beef abattoir, power plant, steam heating, new cattle barns, hog pens, cold storage rooms and ice maker. A 50 by 150 foot box factory coopery warehouse will rise in front with oleo stock production. Capacity to rise toward 150000 hogs and 60000 cattle annually. more buildings likely before year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kath Packing Company
Rath Company
Ie Rath Company
Toto Progress
New York
Philadelphia
Banquet in Honor of Burns Smoke Destroys Worded Event
Des Moines, January 25. A banquet in honor of the poet Burns was disrupted when a newspaper office next to the banquet room caught fire. Little damage resulted. Lafayette Young, a Des Moines editor, delivered the address, contrasting Burns and Shakespeare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Paris
Lafayette Young
Ening
Burns
Shakespeare
Shady Spring Hat with Velvet Underbrim and Satin Ribbon
A brown milan straw hat features a velvet underbrim, a round crown, and satin ribbon encirclement. Fancy quill adornments add a decorative touch for spring wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hals
J. C. Clemens
Allen Street
Baptist
Jefferson and Park Avercue West
Edgar A. Valiant
Third Avenue West
Fifth and South
William H. Beachler
Ninth Street West
Catholic
St. Joseph
e—Third and Mulberry
Edward J. Slattery
D. P. Mulcahy
Sacred Heart
West Fourth Streets
D. J. Lenihan
C. J. Miller
West Fourth Street
St. Mary's
Park Avenue East
Lafayette Street
Henry P. Rohlman
Aos
Church OF Christ
Episcopal
Fourth Street East
George W. Hinkle
St. Mark’s
Russell-Lamison Hall
Evangelical
Calvary
Newad
J. A. Haehlen
Young People's Alliance
Emanuel
Court House Square
Lafayette
Parks Avenue East
L. W. Bock
Young People’s Alliance
United Evangelicat
Dane
J. M. Bamford
Logan Ave
K. L
Sons of Jacob
Fifth Street
I. Lemanaky
Commercial Street
H. Mueller
Vine
Theodore Wolfram
St. Luke's
Second Street
Weat
W. F. Spry
Randolph Street
Epworth
Mobile
Douglas
T. J. Fuller
Linden Avenue
Tinden M. E
T. A. Trimble
Black Street
Presbyterian
United Presbyterian
Second
M. G. Munn
Sycamore Street
Rachel Jones
Alma Gobin
Eagle Church
Waterloo Ministerial Union
Edgar A. Vallant
DR. Stevenson
Tan
Foley
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