Waterloo Churches Offer Wide Sabbath Services
A wide list of Waterloo churches announces Sabbath worship and other services. Seventh Day Adventist in Kistner's chapel invites all, with Sabbath school Saturday at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m., prayer Thursday at 8 p.m. Various denominations report times, subjects, and pastors, including Baptist congregations, Congregational, Episcopal, Lutheran, and Presbyterian services across central Waterloo with multiple sermons and Sunday schools.
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Kistner’s
H. Moeller
T. Wolfram
Roev
Emil Groth
Pinkerton
St. Euke's
Howard Anspach
Religious Services and Meetings Schedule
Universalist Church of the Redeemer and Missions and Chapels list morning and evening sermons and daily gatherings. Includes Salvation Army meetings, Champlin Chapel services, YWCA vesper, Eagle Church, Independent Bible Class, and local Christian gatherings with times and locations.
Trip Through Palestine Highlighted Men's Luncheon
About 75 men attended Walnut Street Baptist church Friday evening for a men’s luncheon hosted by the Searchlight class. The 18 member boys’ Sunday School orchestra, directed by Geo. Cockburn, provided a musical program. An illustrated Yellowstone lecture was swapped for Dr. J. B. Smith’s travel talk detailing six months in Palestine.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
iSunday School
Geo. Cockburn
Yellowstone National Park
J. B. Smith
Palestine
Nasonal Park
Cilotr Reorganized Choir At East Park Church
Reorganization of the East Park Presbyterian church choir has been completed, with Mrs. Fred Cutler as chorister and duty practice held each Wednesday evening. Twenty voices currently participate in singing.
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Cilotr
East Park Presbyterian Church
Fred Cutler
Who's Your Neighbor Campaign At Grace Methodist Church
Grace Methodist church launches Who's Your Neighbor canvass to invite non-churchgoers. Nearly 200 men in pairs will cover the city, with districts assigned and a thorough outreach. Big Feed Monday features speakers Senator Robertson and Herbert Ring, with a church supper to follow. Pastor A J Northrup takes a brief vacation to Arkansas Monday night.
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Grace Ok
Senator Robertson
Hampton
Herbert Ring
Cedar Rapids
Grace Methodist Church
Church Brotherhood
A. J. Northrup
South
Arkansas
Are Saloons Needed in Waterloo Meeting Noted
A cordial invitation seeks public attendance at a Union Congregational church gathering tomorrow at 7 30 p m. under the Business Men's Temperance association to discuss saloon need in Waterloo. Speakers include F M Wilson John Blim EB A Archer L E Park G H Cockburn and W R Jameson with 17 piece Walnut Street Baptist orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Good Shepherd
Waterloo
Business Men's Temperance Association
Union Congregational Church
F. M. Wilson
John Blim
EB. A. Archer
L. E. Park G
H. Cockburn
W. R. Jameson
Walnut Street Baptist Orchestra
The
Temperance Association
Unique program at Linden M. E. Church
Rev Earl Baker leads a Sunday program at Linden M E church featuring an old people service at 10 AM with an old fashioned class meeting and a sermon by Rev J B Rutledge who just turned eighty. He will debut a song written on his birthday sung by Mrs Will Daisy as the Old Girls quartet from Grace M E church provides special music.
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Earl Baker
Old Girls
Grace M. E. Church
Go to Church Sunday Promoted in Webster City Iowa
In Webster City Iowa the go to church Sunday campaign concludes with Catholic and Protestant committees inviting every home to attend worship. Local business leaders and professionals visited residences to extend invitations and encourage record turnout for divine services across the city.
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Webster City
Iowa
Y. W. C. A. Plans Annual Membership Banquet
The Y. W. C. A. will hold its annual membership banquet on Tuesday February 10 at 6 30 in the First Congregational church parlor. The cafeteria department leads planning with help from membership and social committees. Tickets went on sale yesterday at the association rooms James Black Dry Goods Co and Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Association Rooms
James Black Dry Goods Co
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Zion City Sets Strict Courtship Rules From Overseer Voilva
Zion City outlines strict courtship rules under Overseer Voilva requiring no parental objections, weekly calls, church study of marriage duties, and the elimination of sentimentality. He derides late night courting and praises daytime courting, with deacons approving his stance at a special meeting for prospective husbands.
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Chicago
San
Zion City
Overseer Voliva
Voliva
Slit Skirts Condemned by Iowa Temperance Group
Des Moines January 31 Iowa federated temperance women condemned the slit skirt and tight fitting gown as baneful to public morals in a final session resolution at the YWCA. The group also denounced painting cheeks and rouging lips though not included in the resolution. Mrs M E Patterson defended current dress as comfortable sanitary and less cumbersome noting she now travels with a small grip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Federated Temperance Women of
Iowa
Y. W. AL
M. EB. Patterson
Wife and Daughter of New York’s Famous County Prosecutor
A brief notice details the status of the wife and daughter of the renowned New York county prosecutor. It notes family ties to a prominent legal figure, with emphasis on public interest and social standing.
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New Yorks
Specials at the Y W C A Sunday program
The YWCA hosts a Sunday afternoon event blending spiritual and physical nourishment. Rev R R Ey Graves of United Brethren and Miss May Day will provide the literary portion, with May Day speaking on China. Music by the First Brethren church's young ladies choir, followed by refreshments served by the First Baptist women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. Ey Graves
United Brethren Church
May
Hank
China
First Brethren Church
First Baptist Church
Whitman and Whitman in New York graft inquiry
In New York City District Attorney Charles S. Whitman emerges as a central figure in a statewide graft probe, jailings target diverse classes while unsettling top officials. Mrs. Whitman Olive Hitchcock, a charity worker and uplift advocate, appears with her baby daughter Oliva as the family is highlighted amid the political focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles S. Whitman
New York County
Mrs. Whitman
Whitman
Olive Iitchcock
Oliva
Whiten
Special Services Planned by Rev Munn at United Presbyterian
Rev M G Munn of the United Presbyterian Church announces a series of special meetings beginning Monday February 9 and continuing for two weeks. Services are held nightly except Saturdays. He is assisted by Dr Jamieson of the Ellanwood church Des Moines whose reputation is noted for energizing religious work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.G. Munn
United Presbyterian Church
Jamieson
Eiianwood
Des Moines
Rev Mr Rolland to Speak Here
The Twin City Ministerial association will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Y M C A on Monday at 10 in the morning. Rev J W Holland of Cedar Falls will deliver the principal paper on Sidney Lanier. Cedar Falls members will be joined by their wives for luncheon with Waterloo ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City Ministerial Association
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Sidney Lanier
J. W. Holland
Move for Increase of Church Work in Iowa
Iowa City January 31 Home missionary effort of the Presbyterian church in Iowa will be strengthened, especially among German Presbyterian churches, following a conference in Iowa City. An urgent appeal will be made to Dr. Thompson of New York City to extend this work. Participants included Rev Wylie, Rev Besg, Rev C H Smith, Rev Jerry Johnson, Rev Kroeze, Rev Lumbar, and Rev Jordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Presbyterian Church In
Iowa
Thompson
New York City
National Board of Presbyterian Home Missions
Wylie
Mr. Besg
C. H. Smith
Chicago
Jerry Johnson
St. Louis
Kroeze
Dubuque
Lumbar
Wilton Junction
Mr. Jordan
Rev W F Spry Delivers Sermon at Shell Rock Revival
Rev W F Spry spoke last night in the Shell Rock Methodist church on Conversion of Saul of Tarsus as revival services continue for two more weeks led by Shell Rock pastor Rev Thos Carson. Assistants have included Rev F Q Brown of Waterloo St Pauls, who returned Thursday night for urgent duties.
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W. F. Spry
Shell Rock
Saul of
Tarsus
Thos. Carson
Carson
F. Q. Brown
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Waterloo
Brown
St. Paul’s Church
Sunday Boys Meeting at Y M C A
The regular meeting for boys at the Y M C A is set for Sunday at 3 PM. City milk inspector W W Wyant will give the address and plans for special music are under way for an engaging talk aimed at the young men.
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W. W. Wyant
Colds to Be Taken Seriously Adverts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
Advertisement urging prompt treatment of common colds with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It claims effectiveness against sneezing fever and coughs, promises pleasant taste, and notes sales by druggists nationwide.
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Foley
Busy Bee Social At Union Congregational Church
The king bee of the local buzzers announces a social at Union Congregational Church next Tuesday evening under the Christian Endeavor society. Everyone except drones is invited to buzz for a couple of hours. No one will get stung, the leader promises.
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Union Congregational Church
Christian Endeavor Society
Railroad officials discuss service improvement in Centralia
About forty commercial agents, superintendents, and trainmasters of the Illinois Central railroad met in the city council chamber yesterday morning to discuss methods for bettering service. The chief topic was preventing freight loss, with Chet, general superintendent, conducting the meeting. Meetings are held every sixty or ninety days at Centralia and in this city.
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Illinois Central Railroad
A. B
Chet
Centralia
Foley Kidney Pills Proven To Cure Kidney Ailments
Sneffels and Col A J Walsh were treated with Foley Kidney Pills for rheumatism and related ailments. Geo Potter of Pontiac Mo was shown to recover from kidney and bladder trouble using Foley Kidney Pills. The medicine is praised as splendid and helpful, with sale through all druggists.
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Sneffels
Col
A. J. Walsh
Foley
Geo Potter
Pontiac
Jall
Brotherhood Meeting At St Pauls Methodist Church
The Brotherhood of St Pauls Methodist Church held a well attended meeting at the church last evening addressing church welfare matters and served refreshments afterward.
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Brotherhood of St
Second Quarterly Conference at First Methodist Church
The Second Quarterly Conference for the First Methodist Church meets Monday at 7 30 p m with District Superintendent Dr T M Evans presiding. Officers will present and act on reports for the previous three months.
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First Methodist Church
T. M. Evans
Sex Drama 8 Debate Ends In Calls For Sex Hygiene Teaching
In Philadelphia at the Young Men's Christian Association auditorium Richard Bennett defended Brieux's Damaged Goods amid heckling. He urged constancy for men and women and said sex hygiene should start at home, opposing schoolroom instruction and endorsing mothers' clubs to spread proper information before teachers address pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Christian Associathen
Richard Bennett
Eugene Brieux
Bennett
Monsieur Brieux
CIGARETTE HABIT CURED IN NEW YORK CITY COURT
New York January 31 Recorder John J McGovern of Hoboken New Jersey led a public smoking cure in his court room inviting smokers to quit. The session attracted about 300 men and boys with mothers wives and sweethearts present. A treatment swabs the throat with nitrate of silver to make smoking painful and discourage a return to cigarettes.
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New York
John J. McGovern
Hoboken
N. J
Hoboken Board of Education
Recorder
Mother Superior Elected at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City
Bishop James Davis of Davenport presided over the triennial election of a mother superior at Mercy hospital Iowa City. Sister Mary Agnes formerly Miss Costello of Cosgrove was chosen to lead, succeeding Mother Mary Clotilda who becomes assistant reverend mother to replace Mother Dolores.
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Iowa City
James Davis
Davenport
Mercy Hospital
Mary Agnes
Miss Costello
Cosgrove
Mary Clotilda
Dolores
Cullom’s Changing Faith Reported After Mortality
Washington January 31 Former United States Senator Shelby M Cullom sat at death as his beliefs shifted toward belief in God and immortality after a long career. Dr Charles Wood a Presbyterian clergyman and friend described Cullom’s late change in view as he prepared his memoirs. He expressed doubt about a hereafter earlier but said his feelings changed and he now believed in God and Christ and immortality. Funeral services were held at his home and his body was to lie in the Illinois state house before burial in Springfield.
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Washington, D. C
Cullom
United States
Shelby M. Cullom
Springfield
Illinois State House
Charles Wood
Belef
Dr. Wood
God
Christ
Special Prayer Day at Emmanuel Evangelical Church
The Woman's Missionary society will observe a day of prayer with a program in the church Sunday at 10 20. Credit for Bible study is given in North Dakota high schools as a hundred students passed the state examination last year. The Universities of Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota have joined for lyceum service to furnish high class entertainment to communities in their states.
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Woman's Missionary Society of the
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
North Dakota
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Prayers and Promises in Luke XI Lesson Reflections
A sermon explores Jesus teaching on prayer from Luke XI 1 13, stressing abiding faith, forgiveness, and obedience. It compares praying in the Father’s will with asking in Jesus name, and emphasizes importunity, daily needs, and spiritual readiness as key to divine provision and mission. Waterloo Evening Courier.
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John
John Xiy
Thia
Earth
John iv
Luke
Christ
God
Jemaniem
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Jefferson and Park
Wilbur le Clapp
Paul
Walnut Street
Lime and Walnut
E. M. Rhoades
Brethren
First
Fifth
W. H. Beachler
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
First Uniteds
Fourth and Allen
R. EB. Graves
Catholic
St. Joseph's
Thirda
Mulberry
BE. J. Slattery
St. Mary’s—Park and
Lafayette
H. P. Rohlman
Sacred Heart
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
Christian
Central
Fourth and South
J. M. Grimes
Jesus
Christian Endeavor
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Enijed
Christadelphian, Fifth and Randolph, A. H. “Llmer
Ray
W. O H. Rollins
Erving Shannon
Micronesia
South Sea Islands
Shannon
Platt
St. Mark’s Church
Plymouth—Public Library
L. B. Hix
Irving Shannon
Micronesian Islands
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
Fev
G. R. Parker
A. mi
Episcopal
G. W. Hinkle
House of Bishops
Congregation Sons of Jacob
Fifth West
I. Lamansky
Evangelical
Calvary
Newell
J. A. Haehlen
Emmanuel
Lafayette and Park
L. W. Bock
United
Logan Avenue
Logan and Dane
Rev
J. M. Bamford
Fourth
W. OF. Spry
Grace
Fifth Street East
St. Paul's M
Broadway
Mobile
Douglas
T. J. Fuller
E. A. Baker
Rutledge
Bates and
Merriman Streets
J. W. Bess
Y. M.S
Presbyterian
Park and Mulberry
L. Hammond
Steele
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Daniel Davies
Northminster
Baliou
Avalon
First United
Second
Wellington
M. G. Munn
Isaiah
Westminster
Sandford
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Ensign and Mra
A. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Champlin Chapel
Burtotavetine and
Riehl Street
F. KE. McStay
Sycamore
Rachel Jones
Eagle Church
Ivery
Hileman & Gindt
Grace M. BK
Linden
M. E
Rev. Munn Phans
MR. Rolland
Jean
Wrlini's
Mother Superior
D. M. Stearns
Waterloo Evening Courier
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