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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1929

Page

10

Confirmation of Longley at Christ Church Des Moines

Bishop Longley will observe confirmations at Christ Episcopal Church in Des Moines, with Rev. H. E. Mounsey presiding. A morning service includes Holy Communion. the day features choirs, soloists, and a children's program. Other churches hold sermons, special music, and baptisms. local congregations note themes of faith, fellowship, and moral inquiry across multiple services.

Harry_ S. Longley Des Moines Diocesa Iowa Christ Episcopal Church HE. B. Mounsey George’ Marker

Ox the Rose and the Hungry Man Dime Dilemma

A poem explores a hungry man pleading for a dime and the speaker’s moral struggle. The speaker weighs truth against charity, deciding to give a dime to ease personal conscience rather than judge the spender. The dime is framed as a small price for personal peace amid a daily conflict between honesty and compassion.

Christians Should Understand Others, Not Force Beliefs

New York March 8 Reverend Paul Jones secretary of the Fellowship of Reconciliation urged that Christians avoid forcing ideas on others. He spoke at Epiphany Church arguing religion begins with understanding others and forming relationships, noting the need to respect different standards in international and interracial relations and to visit other sects to grasp their ideals.

New York Paul Jones Utah Fellowship of Reconciliation Protestant Episcopal Church of Bishop Jones Morrow Mexico Family of Nations United States Great Britain

Community Chest Payments Now Accepted at Local Banks

Pledges to the Waterloo Community Chest may be paid at Plonesy, Commercial and First National, Waterloo Savings Bank, and at the Community fund headquarters by the Pioneer National Bank building. Executive secretary Mrs. Fern Innes announced arrangements completed with local banks.

Waterloo Community Chest Plonesy First National Waterloo Savings Bank Community Fund Pioneer National Bank Fern Innes

Church that Looks to Human Needs Draws Attention

Rev John Walter Houck of Pilgrim Congregational Church argued that while modern church strength has waned its pull remains strong when it aligns with current thought and deeds. He stated the church must anticipate human needs to retain and expand its influence.

John Walter Houck Pilgrim Congregational Church

Divorces Spark Moral Debate in Chelsea Sermon

New York March 9 Rev Dr Christian F Reisner preached at Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church that Reno and Paris divorces are becoming more disgraceful and threaten America's future. He urged building a lasting home over worldly success and outlined rules to avoid divorce, including keeping outsiders away early, fostering privacy, and showing daily affection to preserve marriage.

New York Christian F. Reisner Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church Reno Paris America Actute Society Jesus Reisner

Idealism Is Urged by Detroit Pastor to Safeguard Home

New York reports Rev. John A. McClorey of the University of Detroit urged enduring love as the safeguard of marriage during a Lenten service at St. Patrick's Cathedral. He warned love can be a blind force fed by fleshly passion, and urged a balance of realism and idealism in married life, noting sex differences and the need for a romantic yet prudent union.

New York John A. McClorey University of Detroit St. Patrick's Cathedral Christ Father McClorey Ife

Dream of a Fairy Spot by Samuel Minturn Peck

Verse longings for a tranquil escape where sorrow fades and happiness endures. The speaker imagines a place beyond conflict where laughter replaces care and time is serene, longing for a realm untouched by war and pain. The Boston Transcript line preserves the poet’s hopeful vision.

Samual Minturn Peck Boston Transcript

District Engineer Arrives to Lead Minals Central in Waterloo

George M. O'Rourke arrived in Waterloo to assume the district engineer post for the Minals Central railroad, succeeding John Flaning who moves to New Orleans. O'Rourke has 23 years with the company, most recently as voidmaster at Carbondale, and is a member of the American Railway Engineers Association and the American Society of Engineers. Mrs. O'Rourke will join tonight.

George M. O'Rourke Waterloo Minals Central Railroad John .&. Flaning New Orleans O'Rourke Minals Central Carbondale American Trailway Engineers American Society of Engineers

Gospel Team from Cedar Rapids to Attend Here Services

A 36 member gospel team from First Baptist Cedar Rapids will guest Rev. C. Ul Kenagy and First Baptist Church here for morning and evening services. They will lead parts of the evening service with talks and music. The visit includes members of the Coe College band and several hymn selections by the choir and soloists.

First Baptist Church Cedar Rapids C. Ul, Kenagy Charles P. Helms John M. Piper Coe College Hoover Birthplace Washington Scott Violet Watters Gounod Dr. Young Bishop McConnell Federal Council of Churches of Christ of America Marian Gates Byentide Gaul DeLamarter Karl Zellhoefer Rome Graves Memorial U. 5 Jesus Christ Adams C. G. Ellefson Curran John Hanson Church Union

Valley of Blue Mist Remains Forever in Heart

Grace Nell Crowell writes from New York Mermaid Tribune about a valley seen in poetic vision. She describes a blue mist and wide winged birds, a sunlit gleam of light and shade that lingers in memory. The piece portrays a sacred, ever-present secret place of beauty that refreshes the speaker.

Grace Nell Crowell New York Mermaid Tribune

Pioneer Days in Waterloo by Flora Washburn

The writer recalls her childhood in Waterloo after moving from Elgins in 1855. Her reflections focus on the west bank of the Cedar River where early settlers established the town.

Flora II. Washburn Waterloo Elgins Courier Cedar River

Migration Westward and Experiences in New Country

This memoir excerpt traces the Washburn family’s mid 19th century move from New Hampshire to Iowa, detailing Azel Washburn’s shifts from Yale graduate to farmer, the 1853 Waterloo prospecting, and the arduous 1855 overland journey with two households. It recalls Chicago steamboat disaster proximity, river crossings, muddy prairie routes, and a grim winter in Waterloo with loss of a baby and a neighborly aid from Mrs. Crittenden.

Washburn New Hampshire White Mountains Lyme Azel Washburn Yale Rufus Ohio Lorain County Elyria Halyoke Frederick S. Washeburn George Oberlin College Elam Hill Waterloo Iowa Chicago Will Dunleith Dubuque Augustus Field Libbie Delhi

Midnight Hymns and a Poet of Quiet Faith

A retrospective note on the hymn Tis midnight and on Olive s brow known as Gethsemane. It praises its lasting popularity over a hundred years and links it with Bradbury s mournful tune. The piece covers author Tappan s prolific verse and SHG s varied volumes, noting Beverley Mass beginnings and Philadelphia ties. It recounts a life shaped by hardship, preaching, and a mother s prayers ending in cholera death in 1849.

Bradbury Tappan Beverley Mass Wisi Phiadelphia American Sunday School Union Congregational Church

George Rogers Clark Stamps Highlight Kiwanis Program

Kiwanis members receive bulletins announcing Tuesday’s program with a special two cent George Rogers Clark stamp issued at Vincennes Indiana commemorating the 150th anniversary of Clark’s arrival there. Limited stamps issued. Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls will speak on When Waterloo Was Young.

Kiwanis Club Vincennes Ind George Rogers Clark Clark Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls Waterloo S. ©. Smalling Rotery Club Russell Lamson Mra. W. W. Warsaw Canopus Club Gold Room Lions Club Huberh Ulterback Des Moines

Lions Club Brings Judge Utter Back to Cedar Falls Event

Tuesday evening in Cedar Falls the Lions club hosts Judge Utterback at the Teachers College auditorium under club sponsorship. The event invites local residents to hear the judge discuss community issues and legal topics.

Torium Teachers College Cedar Palls Judge Utterback Lions Club Black Hawk County

St Mark's to Have Musical Program and Talk

St Mark's Episcopal church will host a solemn vesper and illustrated talk on Oberammergau and the passion play Sunday. The program features a Cedar Rapids speaker W J Gruenwald and a musical sequence including a Prelude and Tallis solo performances.

St. Mark's Episcopal Church Oberammergau W. J. Gruenwald Cedar Rapids Robert Dunketbere Pete Gee Robinson Muentficat Ruth Tithe Jesus Gloria

Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Meeting At St Ansgar

Mrs Mueller and Miss Dodge hosted the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society at Mrs Mueller’s home in St Ansgar In March 8. Mrs Otis Moore led the program as hostess duties wrapped the evening.

Churcit Group St. Ansgar RO. Mueller Plessie Dodge Women's Foreign Missionary Society Otis Moore

Polls Open 7 to 7 for Waterloo School Election

Voters in Waterloo will cast ballots in a school election Monday though no contests are on the slate. East district polls are in the basement of East Junior High on Fifth and Mulberry, west district polls in the basement of Sloane Wallace Junior High on Sixth and Washington. Polls operate 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Re-electable east district board members Fred D. Adams and A. A. Lohner. west district candidates are Dr. B. E. L. Rohlf and W. E. Ogle. Fred Stewart will be elected treasurer in the west district.

Waterloo Altho East Junior High School Fifth Mulberry Streets Sloane Wallace Washington Streets Fred.d. Adams A. A. Lohner Dr. BE L. Rohlf W. E. Ogle Fred Stewart

Camp reunion features old songs and talks by boys

W Kirkpatrick and backer of YMCA summer camp programs spoke on campefe at the camp reunion held in the association dining room attended by 110 boys aged 12 to 16. Old camp songs were sung with solos by Dartrence Phalen and Allen Remy. The program ended with a pool dip as G Verne Remy boys' work secretary led the event.

W. Kirkpatrick Campefe Association Dartrence Phalen Allen Remy G. Verne Remy

Cedar Heights Church Hosts Sunday Service At Cedar Heights

The Ministry of the Consolidated School will be the subject of an address by A H E Jewett at the Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church. Singers from Water To A M church will lead the opening devotional. Group meetings for young people Pioneers and children follow. Morning service features the pastor speaking on Tomorrow's Bread and a children's talk The Passing of a Great Industry.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Peter Oberammergau W. J. Grunewald Northminster Presbyterian E. H. Kimball Andraw McBlain First Brethren Tabernacle Crass Union Congregational R. A. Doss Church of Christ Scientist Westminster Presbyterian Trinity American Lutheran Gauriod Carl J. Meyer Cedar Heights A. H E. Jewett Presbyterian Church

All the World's a Stage in the City Afternoon

A stream of reflective vignettes ponders why people chase comforts and waste, from gear and fashion to social outings. Scenes include a girl seeking refinement, a sleepy hairdresser, and a bustling street tableau showing children guiding their grandmother across a slick crossing.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Longley Israce M. E Ladies’ Aid Society George Loveau Winifred Rickhoff Lovey Mary Dana Campbell Coenén Martha and Mary Kinkel Woodman First Presbyterian Parker Buck L. Tarbell Gabriel Marks Martha McCormick Church Ashford Norma Galser Mr. Church Walnut Street Baptist Jacob Esau First Evangelical Wynnis W. C. Black Lucile Schmidt Wooler St. Paul's M. E Thomas P. Shaffer Wilson Rubye Heald Mt. Garme A H. Lemmann Carmel Baptist J. W. Wright Jesup Ida Kopplin Geoffrey O'Hara B .Wilson Tree Methodist John Watterson Plymouth William Hardcastle Fellmore Calvary Evangelical I. R. McClelland Burton Avenue Council. Bluffs Pottawattainle County McGrane Ox the Rose Edgar A Alon Edgar A, Guest Hurch Detroit Boone Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern Railroad Planus Callender Gowrie Sells Town Soldier Iowa Public Service Company 1. C Gospel Team Hanson Graves U. By Vincent Clark Cozad J. Richmond Morgan Ellis Shelley Delaware County Mr. Field Independence Grandfather Mr. Pleld Fifth Street Cedar Valley John Swertzer Commercial Second Streets Blam Hill Commercial and Second Edwin Mesick Lves S. RB Crittenden Park Avenue Commercial Street Elizabeth Henry Gwen Mrs Bay State Father Olive William B. Tappan Geo Rogers Clark Kiwanis St. Mark’s Tia Fourth Lafayette
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