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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1917

Page

6

Mission Campaign in Waterloo Churches

Sunday marks a Big Brother mission campaign in Waterloo Protestant churches with prominent workers from other cities delivering sermons. The annual report shows receipts of 31,195.21 from pledges lodgings and collections and 1,370 jobs created with average earnings of $2 daily. The mission aided 11,647 attendees with 4,604 lodging nights provided and 128 conversions. An ensuing Christian Endeavor program at Central Christian will feature Voices From Other Fields at 7:30 p.m.. condolences extended for the Iso family.

Big ‘Brother Waterloo Reland United Press I. H. Ward Baptist Ward First Brethren First Baptist Johnson YT. Fuller Big Brother Mission Moody Institute Chicago Ealist Christian Endeavor Central Christian Church

Preaching Christ Crucified and the Pauline Gospel

A sermon by Rev. J. L. Riley argues that Jews demand signs while Greeks seek wisdom, but the true message is Christ crucified. It outlines the crucifixion, resurrection, and the need to follow Jesus to overcome sin, with Paul’s insistence on preaching Christ and not self. The piece reflects on Jewish stumbling at the crucifixion and the call to mercy.

J. L. Riley Free Methodist Church Egypt Red Sea Jordan Joshua Jesus Israel Christ Jehovah Paul Old

Will of Ida Scales Bequeaths Fort Worth Woman's Estate

Ida Scales of Fort Worth died January 15 or 16 leaving a will dated August 10, 1916. George F. Scales named executor. Bequests include 2000 to son, rings, tables, an automobile, and gifts to grandchildren relatives and church groups. Any residue goes to First Presbyterian Aid Society. Public and private legacies reported amid church and social ties.

Idai Scales Fort Worth Tex First Presbyterian Church George F. Seales Maud Seales Dorothy Scales Walter Scales Leota Scales Arthur Scales First Presbyterian Aid Society

Sunday Services in the Churches list

Sunday services across churches include First Baptist Grace Methodist Christ Episcopal Graves Memorial Central Christian St Luke's Lutheran Walnut Street Baptist St Marks Plymouth Congregational Westminster Presbyterian First Presbyterian and First Methodist with morning topics such as Power to Meet Adversity White to the Harvest The Fruits of Victory and Finding Christ and evening messages and special programs Notes mention missionary preaching and weekly meeting times and vesper services

Collows Tan Watex Grace Mavening First Congregational Ol OM Walnut Street Maplise First Methodist Grace Methoditt Dan Bater Dan Hater Chicago Christ Episcopal White A.flory Mount Sinai Graves Memorial J. Hal Smith Africa Montay Tuohas Ratehiee Central Christian Darning Christian Endeavor St. Luke's Lutheran Ha. m Walnut Stract Baptist Chas Stocking Superintendential Union Mission Tinneapolis St. Marks Christian Science Tesson Plymouth Congregational Westminster Presbyterian First Presbyterian Kool Univerwaliat First Methodiat

Traction System Growth Tied to City’s Rise in Waterloo

L. B. Cass describes how a $5 borrowed start evolved into the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern traction network now valued at over $10,000,000. He cites need for new equipment and endorses one man car as safer and more economical. C. E. Pickett advocates easing litigation and urges cooperation between city, railroad officials, and the company.

Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern L. 5 Cass Waterloo Technical Society Commercial Club Storry Rafferty Oelwein L. 8 Fourth Street East Chautauqua Grounds Cedar Rapids C. E. Pickett Pickett, Swisher & Farwell Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Company Ele Tjiam Mr. Pickett G. E. Bickley The Technical Society

Week's Program at Christ Episcopal Church

Marses M B Cleveland and E T Wenner will host Daughters of the Wing at 215 Prospect Ave. Tuesday afternoon. Mrs F W Place will entertain Ladies' auxiliary at 312 High Street Thursday afternoon.

Waterloo Poultry Show Closes After Large Attendance

The Waterloo Poultry Association show ends at 11 a.m. with about 1 200 attendees expected for today after a highly successful event. Special prizes went to George Marsh for best cockerel, A M Ranney for best shaped male in the Harred Rock class, and H M Corning led in total birds displayed.

Waterloo George Marsh American Poultry Association A. M. Ranney H. M. Corning C. L. Koester Gladbrook Mr. Corning Alan A. M. Rainey P W. L. Pattison NH. M. Corning Waterloo Poultry Associ Lation Cedar Rapids H. A. Bittenbender Ames Middle West

Linden Church to Honor Rev Ruledge on Birthday

Linden Methodist service marks Rev JE Rutledge seventy third birthday with his annual sermon, replaced this year by his grandson Paul R Danner who will share mission field tales from YMCA work in India aboard the Arable torpedo sinking. Evening program features story and song Mary the Doubter's Daughter with combined choirs and a reading by Mrs AB Burgess.

E. Rutledge Linden M Rutledge Paul R. Danner Danner India Mary A. B. Burgess

Missionary to Speak at Graves Memorial Tomorrow

Mrs Hal Smith, formerly a missionary in Africa, will preach at Graves Memorial church at both services tomorrow. She has spent several years in Africa where her husband was killed on duty. She will discuss mission work and conditions affecting it.

Hal Smith Africa Graves Memorial Church

Rev F Q Brown Preaches at St. Pauls Morning and Evening

Rev F Q Brown of Fayette, former pastor, will lead the bank offering service for the Women s Missionary society at St Paul s tomorrow morning, preach the sermon, and occupy the pulpit in the evening. Water trustees discussed 1917 paving plans and inspected areas for water mains and pavement work.

F. Q. Brown Fayette St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church Woman’s Missionary Society Mr. Brown Water Trustees J. P. Berry G. E. Shoemaker Walter Mains

St Jacobs Oil Rheumatism Ad Claims Quick Relief

Claims a small trial bottle of St Jacobs Oil will relieve rheumatic pain stiffness in joints muscles and bones. Promotes use to stop sciatica lumbago backache and neuralgia by topical rubbing without internal dosing.

St. Jacobs Il St. Jacobs

Water fac Evening Courier classified policy note

Publishers warn they will not publish ads that promise money or patronage without delivering full value in goals or service, stated to guide Courier and Orsily Reporter advertising ethics.

Waterfac Evening Courier Orsily Courier Waterloo Daily Reporter

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