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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1915
Page
2
A study notes how the ark of the covenant, tabernacle, and Solomon’s temple illustrate divine design and foreshadow the coming Savior. It links temple building to spiritual formation, cites Solomon’s dedication prayer, and emphasizes believers as living stones in God’s temple, with emphasis on God’s enduring promises and daily guidance.
A brief notice outlines a proposed 18 cent rate adjustment affecting Waterloe- vem postal charges. The fragment mentions universal application and potential impact on mail services, with no further specifics on dates or authority.
Local church directory lists Seventh Day Adventist services at Mrs. C. H. Day home 614 Washington St with Sabbath school and preaching times. Multiple denominations including Baptist Catholic Congregational Evangelical Lutheran Methodist and more provide varied Sunday services and Sunday schools across city streets and parishes.
The page lists services and schedules for multiple faith groups including Universalist, Church of the Redeemer, Church of God, Mormons, and Bible Students. It notes times for morning worship, Sunday school, youth groups, vespers, and meetings at locations on Mulberry and Third avenues, with various officers and ministers named.
Members from two local Baptist churches plan to travel to the Iowa Baptist state assembly at the Chautauqua grounds in Iowa Falls for ten days starting July 30. The event features biblical study and church work in the mornings, pastors conferences and recreation in the afternoons, and evening sermons.
Delegates from across the state attend a pulpit conference with noted speakers including Dr. T. J. Kermann of Chicago, Dr. John Moore of New York, Rev. Joseph Wells of the American Sunday School Union. Dr. John Bunyan Smith and Rev. Wilbur L. Clapp speak on August 2 with Staphen Haboush presenting on Palestine. Prof. Brain Daniels leads the chorus.
Former Waterloo resident Homer Councillor now with the interior department in Washington will lecture at First Baptist church Monday evening August 2 on The City Beautiful. The free lecture, under the Baptist Young People's union, will include Washington views and discuss civic reforms for commercial and civic organizations.
At Exposition Park in Los Angeles a large open air service will close the international Christian churches convention with 300 deacons serving bread and wine to a throng of worshipers. Delegates and Southern California church members will attend, with hymns and brief addresses amid reverent observance.
The Rev Edward P Kimball of Waterloo Wisconsin will celebrate his ninety six years tomorrow by preaching at Union Congregational Church morning service He has long been a key contributor to the church and community Born July 25 1819 in Bath New Hampshire he began and maintained active faith with the Congregational Church for over seven decades marching from farm life to a life of service The sermon will be based on Galatians 6 7-8 in the King James Bible with his steady health and longevity noted by locals
A historical sketch traces the minister’s career from Bangor Theological Seminary studies through ordination in 1852 and missionary work beginning in 1867. It notes his service at various New England parishes including Walden VI Hallax Chiltonville Newton Wilton Monticttio Farmar and Gentoal City.
The article notes Chandler's leadership in quality and price amid growing interest in automobiles. Light-sixes flood the market while Chandler maintains top position, building ten thousand cars annually yet unable to satisfy demand due to strong consumer interest.
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