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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1911

Page

5

Vacation Sermons Planned During Pastor Valiant's Absence

Rev. R. E. A. Va l iant of First Baptist presided at Fairbank baptism for eighteen in the Wapsipinicon River as he begins a vacation. He and Mrs. Va l iant will tour Minnesota lakes. During his absence a church vacation sermon series and midweek studies are scheduled with local pastors and leaders guiding services July 23 through Aug 17 at Cedar Falls and Waterloo venues.

RE. A. Valiant First Baptist Church Fairbank George Pett Vaillant Mr. Walker Vallant Wapstpinicon Valiant M. F Fairbank 10 Eal House Rock Island Minnesota Lakes A. J. Edwards Christ J. H. Poland Cedar Falls W. R. Cole A. A. Wageley D. D. Davis Waterloo J. R. Vaughan Jean Bart Rascomb Swaterloo F. T. Drew Luke D. K. Bond Mark Humphrey Matt G. W. Pett H. I. Thomas

FINE ADDRESS BY BOYS' SECRETARY

A meeting at East Park Presbyterian church featured EH J Star new Boys' secretary at the Y M C A presenting Gratitude with the ten lepers as illustration. Musical program included Ronquest Fisher Star and Cutler with two anthems and a solo. Star will begin duties today replacing L O Thompson and Mrs Star and family plan to arrive next week to housekeep.

East Park Presbyterian Church EH. J. Star Messrs Ronquest Fisher Star Cutler Pleasant L. O. Thompson

Health exhibit car charms hundreds in Waterloo

Louisiana state board of health touring exhibit visited Waterloo drawing hundreds. Dr Oscar Mowling led the party with Dr S B Porter and six others. Free Pullman transport aided by railroads. Exhibit features pathologic specimens food purity smallpox charts and dairying models.

Waterloo Louisiana State Board of Health Ariock Illinois Central Fort Dodge Oscar Mowling S. B. Porter Los Angeles National Medical Society Evane Department of Preventive Medicine Lands Central Omaha New Orleans Dubuque Rockford Chicago Kankakee Champalen St. Louis Pacific Coast Louisiana Umion Health Board

Good vaudeville at the Park at Electric Park theatre

A strong vaudeville bill at Electric Park this week features Edith Haney the Pocket Edition Comedienne Rose and Stevens in their Automobile Disaster act Paul Florus the leading xylophone artist and Bush and Peyser the athletic laughs Closing acts promise a top Park Theatre program with nightly fireworks rides and a major searchlight display drawing crowds through the week

Electric Park Theatre Edith Haney Rose Stevens Paul Florus Bush and Peyser Comedienne Bush Park Theatre

Missionary Talk Sunday Evening at St Pauls Church

Services at St Pauls M E church featured a morning sermon by Walter A Wade on brotherhood and a Sunday evening talk by Mrs E E Wilson, returning from Porto Rico on furlough, describing life and habits of locals there and urging religious faith. The Ladies Aid led the event with Mrs J E Johnson presiding. Youths will lead prayer service and Epworth League cabinet to meet afterward. Queen Esther circle plans a social for Friday evening.

St. Paul’s M. E Walter A. Wade E. E. Wilson Vernon Ponce Porto Rico Epworth League Queen Esther

The Trip Through the Home Mission Field

A church hosts a planned journey titled The Trip Through the Home Mission Field. The group will travel by autos, starting from the church, to convey their mission.

Quincy Employed Waterloo Pitcher

Quincy used Trotter, a Waterloo pitcher, despite suspension for not reporting. National commission secretary notified. Quincy may face severe action for defying orders. Trotter says he was bought from St Louis for 400 dollars, but ownership by St Louis is unclear.

Farrell National Commission Boyle Quincy Trotter St. Louis St Louis Missouri Waterloo

Farming Small Acreage Pays in Waterloo Area

Intensive farming near Waterloo shows solid results for six weeks potatoes. C. H. McCarry on California Street reports 115 bushels sold at $2 each totaling $230. From four acres last year he cleared $500 and expects similar gains this year. Potatoes are Triumph variety and of good quality.

C. H. McCarry California Street Cotton McCarry

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