Waterloo men enroll for auto mechanics induction July 25
Waterloo registration closes with 63 men enrolled for UT Austin Texas induction. Only 30 slots available. 49 enrolled yesterday creating heavy clerical work for exemption board. A list of registrants includes Peter Trierweller, Edward Kamiske, John Dixon, Perry Jackson, and many others from Waterloo and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
University of Texas
Austin
Tex
Peter L. Trierweller
Iowa
Edwuard A. Kamiske
Irving
John Ray Dixon
Berth
Guile Bacher
Sixth East
Perry _L. Jackson
Riehl
Short
Oelwein
German
Thompson
Lerisne ‘L. Stainbrook
Commercelal
Joan W. Hartong
Fowler
Giles L. Ward
Franklin
Loren Aiden Witt
Eleventh
West
Zell WH Williams
Maple
L. C. Hamlin
Rath-Peek
Gien FE
Rathburn
Crescent Place
Leo Budke
Randolph
Henry T. Nauman
Joseph H. Lynch
Richard Vanderlin
Logan
Gordon G. Buckley
Newell
Leonard J. Pint
Ruby EL Broadsword
Peter Courtis
P. O. Box
Leonard K. Frutchey
Cedar Rapids
Maroid J
Lincoln
Tan L. Miller
Mitchell
W. A. Ridder
Reinhart Schmidtke
Center
Everette G. Chamberlain
Fourth West
Floyd Boyer
Mobile
Adrian D. McCarty
Harrison
George G. Minor
Leon Ta
Harley N. Steele
Walnut
Willard A. Wood
Vinton
Gust WW. E. Uh
Church Directory Delivers City Worship Schedule
A detailed church directory lists Adventist, Lutheran, Baptist, Catholic, Episcopal, Christian, Congregational, Methodist and other denominations with Sunday school times, public worship hours, and special services across Waterloo. Includes specific street locations, pastor names, and weekly meeting details for numerous congregations.
Farewell Smoker for H. B. Kelly
H B Kelly resigns as ChamBer of Commerce secretary to work with M C A in France. He will be guest of honor at a Wednesday clubrooms gathering with a smoker and short program. Kelly plans to depart for New York next Friday then proceed to Princeton New Jersey for training before sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Kelly
Chamber of Commerce
France
Kelly
New York
Princston
N. J
Passenger engine jumps track near Park Avenue crossing
A passenger engine drawing train No 27 veered from the Illinois Central track as it neared the Park avenue crossing at 4 30 pm yesterday. A crossing plank likely struck a wheel causing the derailment. The locomotive sustained little damage though rails were displaced and planking torn. Wrecker service set the engine back on track within hours.
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Illinois Central
Park Avenue
Large sugar buyers must secure license by July 15
W. F. Parrott county food administrator announced that large sugar buyers must submit their license applications by July 15. Failure to do so will bar these users from buying any sugar for the rest of 1918.
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W. F. Parrott
Pastor Starts Sermon Series at Graves Memorial U B Church
Rev J H Yagsy pastor of Graves Memorial U B church opens a two part sermon series to be preached in July and August. First part covers Worship and Man's relation to God with topics Possessed of God Communion With God Adoration to God Spiritual and Physical Recuperation. Second part covers Service and Man's relation to Man with topics The Sanctity of Parenthood The Sanctity of Life The Sanctity of Marriage The Sanctity of Property The Sanctity of Character The Sanctity of Desire. Sunday evening reports from the Lisbon branch convention are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Fourth Street East
O. Tate
M. Church School
S. P
WH. Yager
P. X. Schreiner
Susan
George. E. ] Brooks
D. W. Bovee
J. A. Munson
Ruth Banton
St. Mark’s
Fourth
Denver
Thomas Horton
J. H. Yagsy
Graves Memorial U. B. Church
Lisbon
Seventh Day Adventist Services at Jefferson and Park
Sabbath school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m every Saturday. Sunday evening service at 8 o'clock with the sermon The Beast and His Number. W B Watts is pastor. Burton Avenue Baptist pastor V C Kelford begins a Bible exposition series tomorrow starting with Genesis and continuing in chronological order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adventist
Jefferson and
Park Avenue
B. Watts
Lutherzan
Prekel
Mueller
Saptist
Jefferson Street
Park Taverns
Clyde J. Askina
Walnut Street
Lime
Walnut
John Bunyan Smith
Antioch
Douglas Strean
J. W. Bowles
Burton Avenue
Riehla Street
V.C. Kelford
J. D
Stoops
Grinnell
Uthe Walnut Street
Fourth
Fifth
W. A. Petersen
St Luke’s English
Fourth Street
Campbell Avenue
William Hoffman
Divine
Luther League
Randolph
Passor
Frank W. Court
D. D
Epworth
Fifth Street East
Charles RB. Ball
Epworth League
Linden
Archer Avenue
W. T.smith
St. Paul’s
M. Ew
C. EB. Luce
Broadway Street
Mobile
Douglas
Walter Mayfield
Presbyterian
First
Park and Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
Christian Endeavor
First United Presbyterian
Second
Wellington Streets
M. G. Munn
Westminster
Wellington
Archibald Campbell Preston
Hast Park
Hern and Cutler
Cutler Street
H. B. Easley
Morthminster
Easlou
Avalon
R. HH. MacCullough
Young People’s Society
Greenfield Sunday School
Mawthorne Avenue
Bethany Sunday School
Enziewood Avenue
S. D. McAuley
Cater Beighta Comemunity Church
Rev. N
Methfessel
Church of God—Klistner
Holiness
Young People's Legion
Salvation
Woods Building
Dotha Walker
Helen Larkin
Anne Miriam' Johnson
Bridge Street
J. T. Houser
E. M. Bers
Commercial Street Gospel Hall
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainte
Kistner's Chapel
Third Street West
Seventh Day Adventists
Jefferson and Park Avenue
Seventh Day, Adventists
W. B. Watts
Sabbath of Greeting to Renatin for All Time
Evangelist Watts argues the Sabbath remains the seventh day, not Sunday. He cites biblical verses, Protestant admissions, and church opinions to claim the first day observance lacks scriptural authority, urging study at the old German Lutheran Church and inviting readers to contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
W. B. Watts
Kingdom of Heaven
God
Frank
Edward
P. Hiscox
D. D
Dr. Hiscox
Baptist Ministers
New York City
Examiner
Christian At Work
Presbyterian
Apri
Christian Union
Congregational
Lyman Abbott
Quirago Inter-Grean
Presbyterian Board of Publication
American Tract Society
Centennial Voice
Free Baptist
Sinai
Augsburg Confession
Binney
M. E. Theological Compendium
Encyclopedia Britannica
Ioi
Neander
Rose
The
Catholic Mirror
Cardinal Gibbons
John Gilmary Shea
Am. Cath. Quar
T. Enright
S. R
Redemptorist College
Kansas City
Holy Catholic Church
Mt. Sinai
Old German Lutheran
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Third
Watts
Broadway
Dope Addicts to Enter Army After Indictment
Edward Hayes Eugene Robinson and Crawford alien Bones were charged with illegal narcotics sales. They appeared before US Commissioner J H Dempster and were not bound over to a grand jury. Instead they will be taken to Camp Dodge Monday and inducted into the army. All three preferred military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien
Bones) Crawford
Edward Hayes
Eugene Robinson
Federal Grand Jury
Camp Dodge
Army
J. H. Dempster
United States
Iowa Boys Receive Fliers' Commissions
Washington dispatch in the Waterloo Evening Courier lists Iowa graduates who completed flying courses at southern aviation schools and were commissioned by the war department as lieutenants. Emil Elkema Fayette Karl W Fischer Vinton Charles Hoag Jr Wapella Leo N Scull Chariot Fred J Rodemeyer Alexander named second lieutenants in military aeronautics. Clarence J Parler Fort Dodge first lieutenant medical reserve corps Thomas C Hayes Davenport second lieutenant ordnance reserve corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington News
Waterloo Evening Courier
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Southern Aviation Schools
War Department
Division of Military Aeronautics
Emil Elkema
Fayette
Karl W. Fischer
Vinton
Charles ©. Hoag, Jr
Wapella
Leo N. Scull
Chariton
Fred J. Rodemeyer
Alexander
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Dodge
Thomas C. Hayes
Davenport
Ordnance Reserve Corps
Waterloo Convention Bureau Meeting on Attracting Conventions
Yesterday at the Chamber of Commerce Waterloo convention bureau held a meeting presided by Paul Davis. The group discussed increasing gatherings in Waterloo and agreed the war should not prevent securing conventions for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ane cOnvention Bureau Bel
Chamber of Commerce
Swaterloo
Paul Davis
Waterloo
Shociteot Tryouts for French Drama at Little Theatre
Community drama group will hold interviews for the French language production at Little Theatre on Monday. Miss Gerrish and Miss Howe will direct and interview interested participants at specific morning and afternoon sessions. The fete for the production is planned for later this month as a grand, elaborate affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langué
Little Theatre
Gerrish
Mise Howe
League
Miss Howe
Aliflar
Among the Churches Picnic and Lawn Sociable Notice
First Presbyterian Women’s Aid and Missionary departments hold an annual joint picnic at Cedar Heights park with Cedar Heights hosts. Philathea class of First Methodist hosts a lawn sociable at Fourth and Stangolph at 7 PM with ice cream, cake, and Brunswick music. proceeds aid the Red Cross. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Aid and Missionary
Women's Workings Association
Cedar Heights Park
Ceder Heights
First Methodist Church
Fourth and
Stangolph
Brunswick Music House
Red Cross
War Casualties List From Washington and Marine Corps
The compiled casualty lists from Washington show army and marine names with actions, deaths, and injuries. Included are officers and enlisted personnel from various states, with notes on killed in action died of wounds wounded severely and missing in action.
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Washington
Army
acTrion
Thomas W. Desmond
Fandelnh
Alass
Thormad Goodfatlow
Peoria
Joseph AL Jiauptmain
North Morris Avenua
Bloarmington II
Corpolla LA Roman Tegpanski
Milwaukee
Eugene F. Murphy
Sayre
Ernest
Oldenbury
Wisen
Minty Prevates
Guy Bell
Hillsdale Mich
Ee Caudle
McCrory
Ark
George E. Doran
Joseph Downey
Chieapee
Mass
Rod F. Gilett
Tampa
Fla
Francis M. Lesley
Scottsburg
Tad
Ioan Naujo
Peter Rahubik
Gilman
Wis
Arthur F. Voss
Horigon
Stephen F. McGroarty
Palls Church
Marine Corps
Salled
Edward C. Fuller
Philadelphia
Walter D. Frazier
Bridgeport
Conn
Teuis Chartier
Chicago
Alajors
Keudward B. Cole
Brookline
Nay BE. Dornblazer
Georgetown
Ill
John J. McGrath
Dayton
Ohio
Leo. J. Striff
Alten
Joseph A. Dargis
Walter E. Capps
Oak Park
Daumes
Ej. Cavanaugh
St. Louis
Arthur
Murphy
Iarry
Harry W. Anderson
George C. Stine
Tower City
N. D
Floyd C. Knight
Holton
Mich
Ora J. Douglass
Greenville
O. Dowsey
A. Gruthn
Malcom
Paul F. Hartley
Phillin H. Hoover
Sequire
Okla
Richard Kimbill
Newton Highkiands
Joseph ©. King
San Francisco
Berretl A. Lemon
Akron
Claude FI. Marlette
Memphis
N.Y
Lee Roy Sarver
Hinton, I
Fifty-One Waterloo Greeks In U S Military Service
Peter Mavrelis reports fifty-one Greeks in Waterloo are serving in the United States armed forces. He cites Greek consul figures showing 110,000 Greeks enlisted since the war began. Waterloo Greeks support the war effort by buying bonds and thrift stamps, and local Greek businesses show patriotism through donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
United States
Peter Mavrelis
Sam
Mavrelis
Mrs Shirey Victim In Auto Crash On Fourth and Washington
Mrs Sarah Shirey, victim of a Santo accident at Fourth and Washington streets Wednesday afternoon, spent a restless night at Presbyterian hospital though no bones or internal injuries were found. Charles Hearst, father of James Hearst, says Julius Shames drove the car that struck Mrs Shirey after hitting Hearst’s vehicle. Shames claims his car was struck by Hearst’s auto.
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Sarah Shirey
Fourth
Washington Streets
Presbyterian Hospital
Altho
Charles Hearst
James Hearst
Teachers Pursue Advanced Studies At Columbia And Iowa
Mrs Bond finishes teaching demonstrations at Iowa State Teachers College and travels to New York to complete a pedagogy course. Miss Hazel expects a Master of Arts degree as summer school ends.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Directory
Seethren
Piret
H. L. Goughnour
Twe Phues
Brethren
Seventh and
South
A. P. Blough
Chrisian Workarea
St. Joseph's
Mulberry
Slattery
Ch. Ip. Crezan
Mlasses
Sacred Heart
D.J. Lenihan
Anton Lorenz
St. Mary's Church
Lafayette Street
Park Avenue East
Francisclan Fathers
Henry Kuester
Peter B. Volz
Maurus Eberle
B. M
Christadelphian
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Fifth and
Randolph Streets
Central
Fourth and South
G. D. Serrill
Christian Landeavor Societies
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Hirst Church of Christ Scientist
Knights of Pythias Hall
Union, Congregational Church
Union Church
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
W._A. Peterson
Christan Endeavor
Ladies of the
Calvary
Llacm
T. ¥. Bock
L. W. Bock
Logan Avenues United
Logan and
Dane
S. Emrich
L. C
Hseerew
Sons of Jacob
Fifth Street West
J. Dector
Iberal Christian
Tiberal
Harry LeBar Haswood
Albany
H. C. Boyd
Young Men's Sunday Club
United Brethrex
Graves
Jacob Yasgy
Chistian Endeay Ie
J. C
TY Crry
M'Lain
Rugg
Sioux City
Mets
C. B. Wilcox
James McLain
McLain
Scotland
Graves Memorial UC. B
Renatn
Evangelist Watts
Moses
Babylon
Medo-Persia
Graece
Rome
Roman Empire
Ron More
Drama League
Brotherlod — Fintertains
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Elk Run
Dorothy Kline
W. Kline
Chester Joe Noll
Cleveland
Ernest W. Peargon
Wausau
Clyde Gillispie
Grand ‘Raunds
William Allen
Corpotlals
Joho
F. Auchter
Harvey J. Troyer
North Judson
Ind
Rua Benjaemin F. Haugh
Anderson
John W. Bigzgerstalm
Hay
Lile
Richmond Heights
Charles W. Spencer
Archie Tenner
South 16Th Street
Springfield
Fred A. Uhlendorff
Janson Babbitt
Youngstown
Imiph Lindley
Paoli
William T. Nolan, Jr
Card Richardson
Goreville
Tim
Sugar
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