Jacob and Joseph in Egypt Genesis lesson study
A Sunday School analysis of Genesis focusing on Jacob's move to Egypt with Joseph, the blessing scenes, and prophetic connections to Judah and Joseph. It discusses Jacob’s age changes, the seven weepings of Joseph, forgiveness, and the ultimate faith depicted by ending with Jacob’s coffin in Egypt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Jernei
Joseph
Egypt
Beersheba
Abram
Israel
Judah
Goshen
Church
Christ
Pharaoh
Jesus
Las
Moses
Jonas
Jacob's Well
Rili
Joab
Courier wants Ada will save you money
A brief note notes a courier service push claiming Ada can save you money. The message emphasizes low costs and quick delivery with a direct appeal to readers seeking affordable courier options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Ume
Monay
At the Last English Temperance Rhetoric Exhorts Reform
A fragmented 19th century style plea against drink portrays vivid moral scenes. It cites verses from Proverbs and poems, denounces saloons and political corruption, warns of social decay, and urges readers to warn drinkers and support temperance action.
Sunday Worship Listings in Waterloo Churches
A compact church directory for Waterloo lists denominations with service times and locations. It includes Adventist home meetings at Pastor 417 Allen Street, First Baptist at Jefferson and Park, St Josephs and Sacred Heart Catholic parishes with mass times, and multiple Protestant congregations across Fourth Street, Walnut Street, and nearby avenues with morning and evening services and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
First
Jefferson and Park
E. A. Valiant
First Baptist
Eaaree Way
Hall Y
Walnut Street
Lime and Walnut
J. B. Smith
Boon
Bunyan Smith
St. Joseph’s
Third
Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
Sacred Heart
Randolph
D. J. Lenihan
St. Mary's—Park
Lafayette
H. P. Rohlman
W. F. Spry
Grace
Fifth
Walnut
Methodist
Fourth
A. J. Northrup
D. D
St. Paul's
Broadway
Center
Hdwards
J. E. Free
Mobile
Douglas
T. J. Puller
Linden
T. A. Trimble
Waterloo Rescue Mission
Hirth and Commercial
M. R. Hughes
Railroad
Fourth Street
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
Adjt
Ensign Thomas
Holiness
Salvation & P.m
Children Day events and Chautauqua notes at Dunkerton Baptist
Dunkerton observes Children’s Day next Sunday at the Baptist church with reports from state Sunday school convention delegates, followed by a children’s program and evening service. The Dunkerton Chautauqua closed June 10 and organizers plan another session in 1914. reports will be given at the next meeting. Also a medical ad touts Foley Kidney Pills for kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Baptist Church of
Linden M. E. Holds Children’s Day Services
Special programs honor children with morning services at Linden M. E. Church including songs recitations cradle roll graduation and baptism. Evening service features reports from the recent district league convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden M. BE
District League
W. R. C. Meeting Reports Des Moines Convention
The regular W. R. C. meeting met yesterday in G A R hall with strong attendance. Delegates who just returned from the Des Moines state convention gave brief reports on the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Hall
Des Moines
Evangelistic Services Continue At Church Of Brethren
The Church of Brethren hosts services led by Rev. Wilbur B. Stover, returned missionary of India, with strong attendance. Tonight features Palm Garden music, and tomorrow offers morning and evening sermons on Soul Winning and Sowing and Reaping as the series extends through next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Brethren
Wilbur B. Stover
India
Stover
Children's Day in the Churches at Linden and Park
Linden M E church hosts a cradle roll and children's program with songs recitations and baptisms to honor Children's Day. Rev Groves returns to the pulpit for a forenoon message and evening musical program led by the church choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Welker
Maita Mishler
Miss Mishler
W. J. Webb
W. . Webb
R. B. Graves
wMra
Welker
H. A. Snyder
Rose Cheek
Ina Miller
Amelia Morey
Leoni Holdiman
Evelyn Christianson
Zatha Pilsen
Korea address to be held at First Presbyterian church
Rev H W Reherd will present an illustrated Korea address at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow. The talk will cover Korea as a primitive land and the imprisonment of 160 Koreans, with witnesses including Judge Watanabe and Governor General Terrauchi, highlighting Japan's actions. It ties to eastern world movements and features photos from Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grumble
Ter‘ranch
Kor’ Ens
Judgé Watanabe
Supreme Court of Korea
Dr. Rederd
Korea
Watanabe
Terrauchi
Kennedy
Associated Press
Orient
Japan
Rederd
Iowa
al School
George McCune
Coe College of
Cedar Rapids
McCune
Tian
Presbyterian Church
First M. E. Church
cne _ wolves
W. F. Spry
Earl London
C. Cadwallader
Elizabeth Reaney
Mr. Singleton
Virginia Strifert
Presbyterian Ladies Meet Organizes Social Picnic Planned
The Women's Working Association of First Presbyterian Church held a meeting at Mrs. W. A. Goodman’s home on Ninth Street East. A business session followed by social hour and refreshments hosted by committee chair Mrs. P. R. Griffin. The next gathering will be a picnic at Mrs. Florence Lowe's cottage in Chautauqua Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Goodman
Ninth Street East
P. R. Griffin
Florence Lowe
Chautauqua Park
Walnut Street Baptist Ladies Meet at Mrs Perry's Home
Mrs M E Perry hosted the Walnut Street Baptist Ladies Aid Division 1 gathering at her Courtlandt street residence with fourteen guests. Miss Lenore Shanewise read two pieces to general enjoyment, with Mrs J B Shanewise and Mrs J R Allen assisting. Next month Mrs J R Allen to entertain at Palm Garden tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Perry
Courtlandt Street
Walnut Street Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Lenore Shanewise
Mra. Perry
Mra. J
B. Shanewise
J. R. Allen
Civic life and visits fill Auburn week long
AUBURN Mt Aubers June 14 Mrs Anna Nos of O'Brien spent a few days with niece Mrs Otto Preaton. Miss Leuie Smalley attended Vioton graduation. Out of town guests included Mrs Anna Lane Cedar Rapids and others from Vinton Waterloo and Monticello. Invites issued for Charlotte Snyder and Lawrence Johnson June 19. Claude Hearbower and Pearl Morrison wed in Waterloo. Several residents visited Cedar Rapids Vinton and Waterloo for shopping and social events.
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Mt Aubers
Anna Nos
O'Brien Sously
Otto Preaton
Leuie Smalley
Vioton
Anna Lane
Cedar Rapids
Nelle
Mayme
Will Brady
Thompson
Elale
Vinton
C. F. Todd
Washburn
A. E. King
H. 3
Marsh
Oclwein
A. Bt. Clair
Geo. Hanberg
Chicago
Mrs. Schnoor
H. J. Lamb
Florence
Billy St. Clair
L. H. Andre
Baby
Ae Andre
Mechaniceville
Efe Kiser
Fay McBride
la Porte
Chas
Henry Bassett
Ruth
Bearbower
Breaffle
Frink
KE. A. Rawson
Fuller
Vermont
Penile
Waterloo
Monay
Coral Hazelett
Leon Haselett
George Walker
Otto Preston
Garrison
Nelle King
Ruth Bramhall
Ed Lane
Donald Kitchen
Winton
Mary Faria
New Hartford
C. J. Fisher
Zenada
Urbana
Claude Hearbower
Pearl Morrison
E. Farmer
Mise Mae Dorsey
Schnoor
Good
Welgands
Mire
J. A. Smalley
Bhellaburg
Spicher
Ralph
Shellsburg
Sam Horny
Leon
L. R. Rogers
Misa Zorah
Reine Shaw
Cedar Rapido
Ed Calkins
Music at the Palm Garden features Iowa patent grants
The Palm Garden advertisement notes Iowa patent grants for the week ending June 10, 1913. Names include Isaac B. Kissell Council Bluffs for an animal trap, Walter A. Sheaffer Fort Madison for a fountain pen retrier, and Glenn Muffy Dubuque for a rotary internal combustion motor, among others from Des Moines, Aurelia, Belmond, Keokuk, Atlantic, Oakland, Davenport, Harpers Ferry and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Walter A. Sheaffer
Ft. Madison
William W. Brower
Belmond
Alice A. Cassidy
Des Moines
Clarence W. Gillham
Kansas City
G. B. Seibert
Keokuk
Glenn Muffy
Dubuque
Adolph Offermann
Davenport
Harry Smith
Harpers’ Ferry
Jubilee Picnic At Fox Township Draws Large Crowd
Jubilee June 14 report notes Fox township school picnic held Thursday June 12 with a large turnout. Walter Buechele of Grafton Ia. visiting at HE M Buechele home for weeks left for home Wednesday. The little son of Mr and Mrs Frank Olinger is on the sick list. Foley Kidney Pills advertised as safe urge readers to try them due to non habit forming ingredients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox Township
Walter Buechele
Grafton
HE. M. Buechele
Frank Olinger
Hest
Foley
Foley & Co
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Fortune
Tex
Xhii
D. M. Stearna
T&l
Dremkard
Solomon
Mendiing Aronkard
New York
Bam
Eve
Savings Bank
Building Association
Bie Clothier
Satan
Scotland
Burns
England
Caleridge
Webster
Stephen A. Douglas
Poe
Ram River
Rathskelter
David
Columbia
Independence Hall
Mfe
John Ireland
Christan
Seventh Day
Allen Street
Brethren
First—Fifth and South
W. H. Beachler
Church of the Brethren
Seveath and
South
A. P. Blough
First United—Fourth and
Allen
Central
Fourth and South
J. M. Grimes
Christadelphian
Fifth and Randolph
A. H. Zilmer
P.m
Church OF Christ (Scientist
Jefferson
God the Preserver of Man
W. H. Rollins
Plymouth
Public Brary East
L. B. Hix
Thirtsenth and
G. R. Parker
Episcopal
G. W. Hinkle
Evangelical
Calvary—Newell
Logan Avenue
Logan and Dane
J. M. Bamford
Serices
Lllon Soma
Rev
J. Lamancky
Maple End
H. Mueller
T. Wolfram
Emil Groth
Jabring
Belock
Pinkerton
Lake's
Presbyterian
Northminster
Ballou
Avalon
First United—Second
Wes.ington
M.G. Munn
Sycamore
Rachel Jones
Eagle Church
Independent Bible Clase
Church of Jesus Christ, Later Day ‘Saints
Labor Temple
Mulberry Street
C. P. Madsen
Frances Clark
Sizer
Peoria
Iil
J. M. Forrester
Vinton Corpu
Stull
Purdell
Anne M. Kistner
Department
J. F. Wallach
Bartiete
Nebr
M. E
Palm Garden
Linden M
Groves
Linden M. E
Trimble
Irene Demmel
Clara
Era
T. A Trimble
Katheryn McVey
Evalyn Phillips
Ethel Freeman
Margaret Howe
Alta Kern
Myrtle Peterson
Doris Welstead
Peterson
Dulcie Rut
Miss la Tier
Murrell Welstead
Neva Lizer
Leurel Perry
Twelvai Ris
Erma Kipp
Ruth Nemechek
Baall' Smith
Roy Kippeo
Arnold Nemeshek
Tife
Faith Holt
God
John Jankin
Tiantha Holdiman
Wm. Morris
Oregon
Walnut Street Baptist
Mual
Auburn
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