CHURCH DIRECTORY LISTS MANY CITY HOUSES OF WORSHIP
A comprehensive church directory lists Seventh Day Hiswer chapel at 316 Third Avenue west with Rev. Gr. Mc Nay and Sabbath services. Various Baptist, Christian, Congregational, Church of Christ Scientist, Catholic, Evangelical and Hebrew houses note service times, Sunday schools, and special meetings. Includes First United, St. Joseph's, St. Mary's, and others with pastors named and addresses given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Avenue West
GR. McNay
Mre. C. HN
Washington Street
Lutheran and Methodist and Presbyterian Church Services
Lutheran churches list German and English services with times and pastors H Mueller H Prekel Howard Anspach details. Methodist First Fourth Randolph and Grace etc with morning and evening services and temperance events. St Paul M E notes sermons and special music. Linden and A M E Mobile, Albany streets have services and Sunday school. Presbyterian First Park Mulberry led by Rev Robertson Alacartury with 10:30 a m and 7:30 p m services and Sunday school at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's
Tahird and Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
Wan. Rowan
Fr. Anderson
Jesuit Priest of
Chicago
St. Mary’s—Park
Lafayette
H. P. Rohiman
J. M. Campbell
Sacred Heart
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
Anton Lorenz
H. Mueller
H. Prekel
St. Luke's
Howard Anspach
Fourth
W. F. Spry
J. E. Johnson
Union Temperance
Business Men's Temperance Association
Spry
Grace
Fifth Street
A. J. Northrup
Epworth League
St. Paul's M. E
f_ Q. Brown
Broadway
Browne
Poswell
N. M
Exepers
Linden
Hev
E. A. Baker
Mobile
Albany
I. W. Bess
HK. E. Tullar
Young Men's Sunday Club
Fpark
Mulberry
Robertson Alacartury
Christian Epdeavor Society
Unior ‘Christian Endeavor
Religious services and revival notices across Bethlehem area
A compilation of church schedules and revival plans including Eveologs sermons and themes A Reward of Christian Service and A Profitable Investment of Life. Multiple congregations such as First United Second and Wellington Westminster Fourth Northminster Universalist Church of the Redeemer and Salvation Army list service times Sunday schools and special meetings with revival sessions led by Rev S G Huey Rev W G Sandford Rev E W Lanham and others. Also noted are youth meetings junior societies and the Big Brother Mission nightly gospel gatherings joining Grace Church for a temperance mass meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Eveolog
Eset Park
Kern and
Cutler
Daniel Davies
First United
Second
Wellington
M. G. Mann
G. Huey
Westminster
Randolph
W. GB. Sandford
Northminster
Ballou and
Avalon
E. W. Lanhim
Young People’s Society
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Ensign and Mia
A. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
W. C
Wood
Hileman & Gindt
Mulberry Street
International Biblio
Students’ Association
Universalist Church
Fourth and
Nurberry
Church of God—Servises
Kistner’s Chapel
Third Avenues West
Union Evangelistic Campaign to Start in Shell Rock
Shell Rock churches plan a union evangelistic campaign starting Sunday evening January 1 in the Methodist church led by the Hugh A Knowles party. The three Protestant churches will cooperate as cottage prayer meetings in four town sections have yielded reported conversions. Rev Wilbur L Clapp will attend Mission conferences in Alden and Clarion and speak at Perry February 1-2 as part of the United Mission effort backed by U S and Canadian boards and the Laymen's Missionary movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Churches of
Hugh A .Knowles
Camp Aten
Beach
N. C
Clapp
Wilbur L. Clapp
Alden
Clarion
United Mission
Perry
Home and Foreign Missionary Boards
United States
Canada
Dr Richards To Speak Here At Two Mass Meetings
Dr Edwin H Richards of southeast central Africa will address two Waterloo meetings on February 4 and 5. He lecturing at First Brethren Church on Chips from the Mission Field by the Chopper and at Walnut Street Baptist Church on The Rude the Crude and the Nude in East Africa Missions. The talks are free with offerings to offset expenses. a women only session is planned for Friday at 2 PM at the YWCA on Home Life in Darkest Africa.
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Edwin H. Richards
Central Africa
Waterloo
Africa
Temperance mass meetings planned across city churches
Plans for numerous temperance meetings in the city include out of town speakers such as Robert W. Wallace of Council Bluffs and Dean Evans of Drake University. Speakers will appear at First Presbyterian and Central Christian churches, with four mass meetings Sunday night at Grace M E and Linden M E in the east, and First M E and Union Congregational on the west. The Walnut Street Baptist orchestra will provide music at the Linden service. An advertisement for Elin Coal Co. appears amid the items. Baron Montano noted as Petrograd diplomat resident since 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Fourth and South
L. C. Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
E. B. Evans
College of Law
Drake University
M. E. Church
E. H. Stricker
Christian Endeavor
Soriatl
Harry Eldridge
Temperance Mags
Baptist Orchestra
Plymouth
Fourth Street East
J. Frank Moore
Jute’ School
Christ
Robert W. Wallace
Commercial Club of Council
Church of the Brethren
Grace M. EB
Linden M. EB
Nazarite vow and Samson faith in the Lord in Bible lesson
A Sunday School lesson commentary reflects on Manoah and his wife in Judges chapter 13, noting their devout faith and the angel of the Lord who announced Samson’s birth. It discusses Nazarite vows, divine commissioning, and the need for wholehearted separation unto God, contrasting Samson’s weakness with the ideal of being born again and filled with the Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toade
Benson
Jewson
Jareel
Ramson
Maphood
Israel
Heaven
Noah
Manoah
Lord
God
Gideon
Moses
Joshua
Maoub
Hagar
Abe
Alec
Jus Manoah
Zecharias
Elizabeth
Dan
Mke
John the Baptist
Samson
Delilah
Jesus
Sam I
Sorek
Sambon
Hess
THAT SALOON PETITION ATTACK ON WATERLOO VOTERS
A heated appeal argues against signing a saloon petition in Waterloo. It questions the motives of proponents, frames liquor as ruinous to families and labor, warns of influence from other cities, and calls for attendance at a mass meeting at the Waterloo Theatre featuring speakers from Des Moines and nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Dep Moines
Roosester Club
Laboring Man
Mechanic
Traveling Saleaman
Our Fair City
Waterloo Theatre
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Cudea
Revivals Open in U P Church on Second Street
First Walled Presbyterian church at Second and Wellington streets begins a two week revival series Monday evening. The Rev. S. G. Huey of Monmouth Illinois will conduct nightly services except Saturday, opening at 7 45 with a song service led by Miss Grace Pinkerton. Huey is a former pastor of Grand Avenue United Presbyterian in St. Louis and is noted as a strong denomination preacher. An invitation is extended to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Walled Presbyterian Church
Second
Wellington
G. Huey
Monmouth
Grace Pinkerton
Bishop Longley to Preach Here in two Episcopal churches
The Rt Rev Harry S Longley D D suffragan bishop of Iowa will be in the city Sunday to conduct services at Christchurch at 10 30 am where he will preach and administer confirmation He will also conduct services at the new St Mark s Episcopal church at 7 30 pm Episcopalians in the area anticipate a notable event as he is known as a strong pulpit preacher and church leader
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Enet
G. W. Hinkle
Harry S. Longley
D. D
Iowa
Mark
Denver
Harry $. Longley
Christchurch
New St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Longley
Citron ritual fruit and market notes from Albania and Turkey
A fragmentary notice describes a small valued citron known as camsula used in Jewish tabernacle feasts. It notes export from Smyrna and Parge, Turkey, with rare fruits from Diakovto, Greece. Prices cited range from $4 to $10 each, while additional ad copy discusses Foley Cathartic Tablets and job recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorea
Albania
Turkey
Parge
Corfu
Diakovto
Greece
Who Put the Pollution in Politics in Waterloo
A letter accuses a political machine tied to open saloon interests of corrupting Waterloo politics. It argues the issue is saloon accessibility and its harm to families, schools, and religious gatherings. The writer claims detectives abuse power, votes are bought with beer, and city governance is pressured by a booze lobby. Voter urges caution before signing the moral truncheon petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Waterloo Vater
Waterloo
Leant
Booster
Mr. Vater
Board of Supervisors
Thenquor
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Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
W. L. Dorgan
Walnut Street
Walnut
J. B. Smith
Stott
Charoplin Chapel
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. E. McStay
R. A. Broyles
Brethren
H. Beachler
First United—Fourth
Allen
R. EB. Graves
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
A. P. Blough. Berv Fees Il A. O
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jeferson
Jesson
M. Barrett
Thirteenth
Lefferson
G. R. Parker
Christan
Firth and
A. H. Zimar
EPI Scopal
Calgary
Newell
J. A. Haehten
Story City
L. Scheurer
E. No
Congregation Sons of Jacob
Fifth West
Lamansky
Lutheran
DR. Richards
Wii
Colinois
Elin Coal Co
Baron Montano
Petrograd
Japan
M. Stearns
MT. A
Business Men’s Temperance Association
BLM. TA
Andesead
U. P
Mons
Tliois
Blim Coal' Co
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