Palm Sunday Observed Across Waterloo Churches
Palm Sunday services featured special music and palm blessing in Catholic, Episcopal, Lutheran and other churches. At First M E Church Rev W F Spry urged that true influence comes through martyrdom, citing Christ’s triumphal entry and urging modern followers to embody love over force. Vesper at YWCA focused on body as temple with Miss Alice Eason’s vocal solo The Palms. Walnut Street Baptist hosted the gathering.
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Jerusalem
M. E. Church
Christ
W. F. Spry
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Waterloo
Jeane
Mr. Spry
William McKinley
McKinley
G. W. Hinkle
Christ Episcopal Church
John Bunyan Smith
Alice Eason
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Henry Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Elsie Ludke
Elsa Schmidtke
Emma Werthe
Kathryn Harsen
Clarence Brune
Palm Sunday sermons fill church services across denominations
Palm Sunday was observed with sermons at First Congregational Universalist Plymouth Congregational and First Presbyterian churches. Speakers included Rev Walter H Rollins Rev EMe McCollum Jones Rev L B Hix and Rev H W Reherd. Musical solos by Miss Cora Bunn Miss Patti Lindner Miss Fern Hosteter and the choir performed Palm Sunday numbers. A new double budget plan for the church finances was outlined at the Fire Presbyterian church.
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First Congregational
Walter H. Rollins
D. D
First Congregational Church
Cora Bunn
Palme
Patti Lindner
Plains of Peace
Universalist
Eme McCollum Jones
Universalist Church
Fern Hosteter
First Presbyterian
Fire Presbyterian Church
H. W. Reherd
Jesus
Jerusalem
First United Presbyterian Honors Anniversary with Services
The First United Presbyterian Church marked its tenth anniversary and the pastor's fifth year with a Palm Sunday program. A reminiscence session featured talks on the past and future plans, plus choir music and a solo.
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First United Presbyterian Church
M. G. Munn
T. J. Jagger
William Galloway
James Gardiner
W. W. Lytle
W. W. Templeton
Maxwell Case
Stevens Favors Building Road From Power House to Cedar Falls
Assistant Chief Engineer Stevens of the Chicago Great Western railroad reported favorably on a plan to build a new line from the power house in this city to Cedar Falls, eliminating the branch road from Wilson Junction. Abram a Beavers was sentenced to five years in federal prison for embezzling $79,000 from the First National Bank of Highbridge, New Jersey.
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Stevens
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Wilson Junction
Trenton
N. J
Abrama
Beavers
United States District Court
Atlanta
First National Bank of
Highbridge
Jail Services Held at County Jail
Frank Gowland conducted the services held yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the county jail. He spoke on John 3 16 For God so Loved the World. Eight men and one young lady attended the services beside eight christian workers.
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Frank Gowland
Weather forecast predicts frigid week east of Rockies
The weekly bulletin says low temperatures will dominate the eastern half of the nation with frost in the south on Monday and Tuesday. Light snow may occur near the northern border and rains in the north Pacific states, while a major disturbance moves from the west later in the week bringing higher temps and local rain. ELGIN BUTTER is noted at four cents a pound.
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Washington, D. C
Rocky Mountains
Florida
Weekly Weather Bureau
North Pacific
Far West
Middle West
United States
Mob Scuffle at Hyde Park Suffrage Rally in London
A crowd of about 10 000 mobbed a Hyde Park suffrage meeting led by General Flora Drummond. Women were pelted with clods and fruit, hats and cloaks torn, and several were struck. police escorted the group toward the tube as disorder persisted for hours.
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London
Puffra Zeta
Hyde Park
Park
Oxford Street
Flora Drummond
Mrs. Drummond
Carolina White to Sing in Waterloo Opera Night
Waterloo audiences anticipate a major concert featuring Carolina White of the Chicago Grand Opera company and pianist Theodora Sturkow Ryder. The performance marks White’s rise to top opera status and is billed as a premier musical event of the year in Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Carolina White
Chicago Grand Opera Company
Waterloo Theatre
America
Theodora Sturkow Ryder
Mme. White
John Lousteau Sells Property in Swisher
John Lousteau disposes of his jot 20x140 and building at 506 Commercial streets to BF Swisher for 16000 dollars. He will give possession in sixty days and plans to retire from the bakery business. He recently sold Park avenue frontage to Dr. B Rolph for 40000 dollars. The building was erected in 1858. early history notes a log cabin and Beauchain on the jot. Loustean, a longtime merchant, will be missed. future plans undisclosed. PRESSMAKERS CONVENE IN CHICAGO FOR ANNUAL CONVENTION AT AUDITORIUM HOTEL WITH RECEPTION.
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John Lousteau
Swisher
Loustean
Park Avenue
Jefferson
Commercial Streets
Beauchain
J. Thinnisen
Jas Bucknell
City in Brief and Local Notices Collide in Amaterloo
Advertisements and notices from Waterloo include Dr. Robert G. Dakin's suit for 132 dollars against Alex and Mille Sternit with request for attachment. Church groups meet, ministers discuss city religious affairs, and social events are planned at Westminster, Universalist, and First Lutheran parishes. Notables include H J Griswold of Des Moines visiting, and Burrs move to Burr Oak.
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Robert G. Dakin
Alex and
Mille Sternit
Woman's Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
H. J. Griswold
Des Moines
Amaterloo
Loren Risk
Vine Street
HW. B. Burr
Waterloo
Trimble
Court halts new newspaper law ruling in Washington
The Washington supreme court granted a restraining order to block Postmaster General Burleson from enforcing the new newspaper publishing law while constitutional questions are reviewed. The injunction was sought by Robt C Morris for the New York Journal of Commerce. No decisions announced on state rate cases today.
Actress Frances Leslie Dies on Oceanic in Epilepsy Attack
Post mortem in Southampton finds the young American actress Frances Leslie died from epilepsy after being found dead on the steam ship Oceanic. There is no evidence of foul play.
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Southampton
England
Frances Leslie
Oceanic
Carp of Thanks from Hollister Family
The Hollister family thanks neighbors and friends for help after the death of C. Eb Hollister and for the many floral offerings including those from Sir Knights of Maccabees and Woodmen of the World. Fred Hollister and family express appreciation.
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C. Eb., Hollister
Sir Knights of Maccabees
Wood-men
C. H. Hollister
Fred Hollister
Hats of Straw Braid Boost Spring Millinery Appeal
Straw braids are widely used in spring hats with a close fitting blue model shown. The hat features a flexible braid shaped into a large bowl at the back and a velvet faced rolling brim.
Patrick's Day Commemoration at St. Joseph's Court
St Patrick's Day will be commemorated by St Joseph's court C O F F at the O L V academy tonight with a program featuring attorney J C Murtagh delivering the principal address. The event includes musical and vocal selections and recitations by a roster of local performers and a Miss Frances Cordes accompanist.
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St. Patrick’s Day
St. Joseph's Court C. O. FF
O. L. V. Academy
J. C. Murtagh
Frank P. Keane
St. Michael
Esther Heath
Leonard Pint
Mother Madres
Helen O'Keefe
Stanley Bruner
Marie Ackles
Cecil Gorman
Erin
Marjorie O'Keefe
Bessie Green
Parson Brown
Anna Wynne
Lucile Brune
New Gas Building Nears Completion This Spring
Black Hawk Construction announces the four story Citizens Gas and Electric Light building on West Park Avenue will be completed by April 1. Workers tear down exterior scaffolding as interior decorating begins. Citizens Gas plans move in no sooner than May 1.
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Black Hawk Construction Company
Citizens Gas and Electric Light Company
West Park Avenue
Black Hawk Company
Citizens Gas Company
Five New Quarantine Cases Reported in City
Quarantine orders issued for Mrs W A Dodd and two children Warren age 3 and Nevin 14 months at 3121 Fourth Street West for scarlet fever. One other case remains in the city. Mrs Mabel Woodford 726 Boardwar and Mrs Chris Reiter 139 Lincoln added to smallpox list. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and various organizations for aid and floral offerings during illness and death of Mrs Susan Reeder Blim.
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Degree of Honor Lodge No. 50
Crescent Lodge No. 21
Soash Hall
Soash_ hall
Waterloo Lodge
H. No
W. A. Dodd
Warren
Nevin
Fourth Street
West
Mabel Woodford
Boadwar
Chris. Reiter
Wincoln Street
Mather
Susan Reeder
Lady Maccabros
Woodman of the World
Woodmen Circte
Order of the Moose
Mary Dix
F. Magan
Pf. Sheean
Fred Winslow
Frank Payne
M.C. Reeder
J. J. Reader
G. Reeder
Holy Week Observances Across Three Churches
The article details Catholic Holy Week services across Sacred Heart St Marys and Josephs churches with palm blessings and ceremonies. It lists times for Holy Thursday Good Friday Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday masses, processions, adoration and benedictions, plus visiting clergy and choir music.
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G. R. En Ae
Union Congregational Church
Sacred Heart Church
Maly
Buster
D. F. Lenin
J. Miller
Father Miller
St. Mary's Church
Erosa
Happy Byford Is Suspended From Fire Department
John Byford, longtime member of the east side fire department, suspended today for the second time on similar grounds intoxication. He previously served as captain and has been with the paid department since its organization.
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John Byford
Firs
East Side
Zapata Rebels Shot Down Near Puebla
Federal troops near Puebla captured twenty two Zapata adherents and shot them at a neighboring farm after lining them up. Local district inhabitants approved the action, reporting no trial or due process in this incident.
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Puebla
Mex
Zapata
Here
Gotch to Meet George Lurick in April Wrestling Match
Frank Gotch world champion signed to wrestle George Lurick undefeated European champion in Kansas City on April 1 under Missouri Athletic Club. Expected purse around 15000 dollars. Training support may include Marion Prestina and likely Farmer Burns. Lurick previously defeated Geo Hatkenschmidt before Gotch’s Chicago victory.
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Humboldt
Frank Gotch
Geo. Lurick
Europe
Kansas City
Amiel Klank
Gotch
Marion Prestina
Chicago
Farmer” Burns
Missouri Athletic Club
Lurick
Geo. Hatkenschmidt
Judge orders grand jury to probe butterine frauds
Chicago March 17 Judge Landis directs a special grand jury in the United States district court to investigate altered butterine frauds linked to the internal revenue department March 4. Jurors will determine if manufacturers conspired to defraud the government under section 37 of the national penal code.
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Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
International Revenue Department
Black Hawk Roads Plans Largely Unveiled At Luncheon
An informal luncheon at the Ellis hotel Saturday noon hosted by Black Trank Automobile club members outlined tentative plans for a joint meeting of township trustees and supervisors with club members to discuss road improvements in Black Hawk.
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Ellis Hotel
Black Trank Austomobile Club
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Ghurghes
Christ Episcopal
Plymouth Congregational
L. B. Hix
Plymouth Congregational Church
Stringston
First United Presbyterian
First Lutheran
ST. Luke's
P. Ludden
Lincoln, Neb
St. Luke’s
First Baptist
B. A. Vallant
Cefar Falls
Richmond A. Smith
Smith
County Church Commission
Vaillant
ELGIN
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John Loustean
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago Dressmakers' Club
Buchanan
Majestic Theatre
John C. Kuhns
Ilinois Central
Margaret Kuhns
Mr. Kuhns
Justice J. H. Kuhns
Court of Honor
A. Q. U. W. Hall
Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
H. B. Weatherwax
Almond Street
Frank Jackson
John T. Riordan
Cedar Rapids
Thed
Officers of State
National
Prome
Knights of Pythian
Iowa
Pythian
L. M. Hawn
Grundy Center
Pythian Knights
A. C. Bavage
Adgir
Clem F. Kimball
Sioux City
Fred EB. Wheaton
Minneapolis
John H. Merkens
Wairfeld
Bernard Murphy
Vinton
Helmet Lodge of
W. W. Wooley
Charles E. Pickett
I. W. Purterfeld
Murtagh
Mies
Anto
Beason
Byford
Leta Anderson
Commercelal
Chautaw Park
Theap
Will Segert
Denver
Howe
Black
Kor
Logan Avenue
Riehl Street
Golden Rule
East 4Th Bt
Wee 4Th St
Hom
Paul Davis
South St
South 8
A. Nt. Stolt
West 7Th Street
Washington St
Kent
Floyd
Greane
Rhode Island
ML Thompson
Independence
Washington
West High School
Wealf High
District Court of
Black Hawk County
Goldie Bisdorf
Philip Bisdorf
District Court
Vv. L. Belt
Northern District
George Lynn
Hudson
Black Hawk
Watereloo
Towa
Merriau
Goigh
George Lurick
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