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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1921

Page

12

Revival fires burn as new ruler Paayat faces crowd

Dr Frank W Court led a large First Methodist revival service praising conversions. Miss Hina Rittenhouse gave a powerful sinner’s portrayal, while Mr Clase and the quartet sang. Nine teen denominations reported converts, with West High pupils and 600 Cheerful Boosters in attendance. Visitors from Grandy County joined, drawn by daily Evening Courier reports.

West High West High School Clase Hachenild St. Joan Dr. Court Br Court Grandy County F. C. Erickson Dike

Tongue Sewed After Bottle Incident in Harrisburg

Santiazo Alego of Steelton was taken to Harrisburg hospital after his tongue was pierced by his teeth when a bottle was opened. Six stitches were required and Alego quipped there is many a slip between the cup and the tip. He said he was trying to drink from a bottle when his teeth cut his tongue.

Harrisburg Santiazo Alego Steelton Alejo

Thief Steals Overcoat From Rev. Kinsman During Prayer Service

Marshalltown Iowa March 5 Rev GW Kinsman pastor of First Baptist church was minus his gray cheviot overcoat after a thief entered the study during Thursday night prayer meeting. The coat valued at $50 held the minister’s gloves and cancelled bank checks. Kinsman urged the thief to return the garment offering a title to the coat and a vest as reward.

Marshalltown GW. Kinsman First Baptist Church Baptist Church Kinsman Burton Avenue Cutuer Burton Avenue Ittent Street V. C. Kélford Everine Couger Sun Firet Excelsior Sunshine Room Mildred Parker Garden of God Douglas Satreet W. W. Edwing

Paul Davis Dry Goods marks twenty first anniversary

The Paul Davis Dry Goods company celebrates 21 years in Water Town with 121 red roses from employees. Mr. Davis recalls fires, resilience, and offers advice to young businessmen to serve their community honestly while profits follow. A Waverly branch held a well attended open style show last night.

Paul Davis Mr. Davis Davis Russell Lamgon Davis Store Davis Company Paul Davis Company Waverly

Williams Will Case Set for April 4

The Williams will contest in Minneapolis set for April 4 with Mrs. Carmen Walmsley as contestant. The bulk of the estate goes to Rev. Thomas Horton, rector of St. Mark's Church, who is residuary legatee. Proponents are other legatees represented by Edwards Longley Ransier Harris. contestant by Pickett Swisher Farwell.

Elizabeth Williams Carmen Walmsley Minneapolis Minn Thomas Horton St. Mark’s Church Williams House of Worship Horton Edwards Longley, Ransier & Harris Pickett, Swisher & Farwell

Waterloo Woman Dies While Visiting East

Mary T. Clemons of 51 Eleventh Street West died last Saturday at her brother Dr J G Speicher’s Montmorencie home in D C while spending part of the winter. Born March 15 1858 in Berlin Pa she taught in Black Hawk county then studied at the University of Chicago and served as a Baptist minister. She married Albert F Clemons in 1890 in Chicago. he died in 1914. Survived by her son Lee J aged mother two sisters Mrs G F Potter Waterloo and Mrs G A Thompson Wadsworth and a brother Dr J G Speicher. Burial was at Montmorencie.

Mary T. Clemons Eleventh Street West J. G. Speicher Montmorencie D. C Berlin D. J Mary Bickley Speicher Iowa Cedar Falls Lester Township Black Hawk County University of Chicago Baptist Church Ohiowa Neb Albert F. Clemons Chicago Caldwell Ida

Hospital visits under Perkins law aid Iowa kids

Iowa City March 6 Miss Lola G Yerkes follow up nurse will visit Waterloo and Black Hawk county children who have left the University of Iowa's children's hospital under the Perkins law. She will assess recovery and need for further treatment, examine home conditions for nutritive cases, and discuss admission possibilities with parents.

Iowa City Waterloo Black Hawk County Children's Hospital University of Iowa Lola G. Yerkes University Cedar Falls Miss Yerkes Marie Simonson Children’s Hospital

Two Choirs Heard in Grace Church Oratorio

Grace Church hosts an oratorio titled Holy City on March 13 featuring Paul Soles melody sung by Mary Robson Mildred Witticg Mildred Gleason Laura Nevie and others with Grace and First Evangelical choirs. Kenneth E. Runkel directs and accompanies on organ assisted by Maybeth Mack violin Marjorie Thompson harp Laura Cowlishaw cello Nellie Law Parrott piano. Additional soloists include Carl Zeilhoefer Roy Gibbs and several listed spouses and friends with other performers in special parts.

Holy City Grace Mel Church Paul Soles Mary Robson Mildred Witticg Mildred Gleason Laura Nevie C.F. Smith Victor ZeRhoefer Ernest Pickworth Grace Kenneth E. Runkel

Revival at East Park Presbyterian Church March 14

Two week revival starting March 14 at East Park Presbyterian precedes Easter services. W W G Jones of Vinton opens week one, followed by Dr J BR Macartney of First Presbyterian and Rev S J Hamwond of Independence in week two. George Moody leads a large chorus, new songbooks purchased. Cars are stolen, accidents occurring in a nearby ad.

East Park Presbyterian Church W.W. G. Jones Vinton J. BR. Macartney First, Presbyterian Church S. J. Ham Independence George Moody

YMCA Leads In Civic Activities In Waterloo

The YMCA outlines a packed civic program for the coming week under general secretary L A Codagan. The annual budget drive starts April 3 and runs one week with daily events from opening to closing. Activities include first aid, basketball, salesmanship, public speaking, bookkeeping, engineering, advertising, religious work, and a renewed emphasis on swimming instruction for members, plus a full gym schedule and a range of youth programs.

Young Men's Christian Association Waterloo American Legion Black's Tearoom Sunday School Superintendents Association Greater Waterloo Club Podiay Maroh Board of Directors East High Better America Bors

Warvaces in Waterloo Churches Cited by Calendars

Wil De Cob acted in Waterloo churches according to the calendars. The note marks involvement across local congregations and lists dates and places referenced in the church schedules.

Dohwercewes Warvaces Waterloo

Near East Relief Mission Conference Endorsed

The Near East Relief committee chaired by Maj. General Leonard Wood wins endorsement from the Foreign Missions Conference in New York representing most Protestant evangelical agencies. The resolution urges churches to fund continuing support for Armenian and other refugees, noting ongoing military action and displacing winter hardship.

Near East Relief Committee Ger Leonard Wood Foreign Missions Conference New York Armenia Near East Re Het Committee Madison Ave

Good Samaritan Donates Over 200 Pounds of Beans

George Lubberts of Parkersburg offers to donate more than 200 pounds of beans to Waterloo’s needy families. He lists 60 pounds of kidney beans and 150 to 200 pounds of navy beans in good condition and proposes delivering them to Capt. Edward La Ploant of the Satrabog Army for distribution.

George Lubberts Parkersburg Courier Waterloo Edward la Ploant Satrabog

Woman praises Foley Kidney Pills for relief

Mrs HH A Seaman of Sturgia Cole describes years of bladder and kidney trouble. After trying many remedies a friend sent Foley Kidney Pills. She used seven bottles and now feels well, ending sleepless nights and urging others with kidney problems to try them. Sold everywhere.

HH. A. Seaman Sturgia Cole Wiites Foley

Salvation Army and church meetings in multiple streets

A fragmented notice lists Salvation Army events and religious meetings across Wagton, Water, Fourth, Bridge, Commercial, and Fifth streets. It mentions officers in charge, junior and youth gatherings, Sunday school, Gospel meetings, Lord's Supper, prayer meetings, and times in the evenings and weekends.

Salvation Army Ad Mission Water Street Basan Henry Nicholls Cherge Legion Salvation Men Ruth Magowan Weaper Service Bridge Street Treet Lord's Aupper Goapel Litan Matness Fifth Street East Ti Am

Runaway Fatality Near Miltonville In buggy crash

Mrs. Adam Ramsey of Meltonville died after a horse frightened by an automobile caused their buggy to overturn. She suffered a double skull fracture and died the next day. Her grandson Arthur McDermott escaped with minor injuries.

Miltonville Adam Ramsey Meltonville Otranto Ramsey

Pray for Harding as synagogue holds prayer service

The Sons of Jacob congregation, led by Rabbi 8. B. Yampolsky, offered a prayer for President Harding and the new administration. Services were conducted at 11:20 a.m. today.

Sons of Jacob Fifth Street West F. P. Yaropolski M. Satur Harding Congregation of the Sons of Jacob Synagog 8. B. Yampolsky

Hale Cafe ad and robber shot youths in Chicago

In Chicago on March 5 United Press reports George Reid age 18 and Leo Parchmann age 19 of Lyons Illinois were hospitalized with minor bullet wounds after claiming they were shot by holdup men. The advertisement notes Hale Cafe evenings with casual phrasing.

iBy United Press Chicago George Reid Leo Parchmann Lyons Ill Cook County Hospital

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