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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1911

Page

5

Waterloo Till League Members Sign Contracts

Waterloo Baseball officials report new contracts signed by Roddy Hendricks and Bob Clemens as manager Boyle continues to add players. The article notes political efforts by Tearney and allies to involve Ban Johnson and the National Commission, with Garry Herrmann delaying decisive action until the Minor Leagues resolve the dispute. Clemens and Hendricks are highlighted as key additions for the coming season.

Tearney Johnson American League National Commission Chicago Garry Herrmann National Board of Arbitration Board of Arbitration National Association of Minor Baseball Leagues Farrell Waterloo Kinsella Boyle Roddy” Hendricks Bob Clemens Hendricks Roosters Clemens Cedar Rapids Wisconsin

Notice for Settlement of Accounts at Berkley Hardware

Former owner of Berkley Hardware Waterloo Iowa announces sale of business and calls all unsettled accounts to be settled promptly. Requests debtors to contact and arrange payment. Signed Co M Berkley 302 West 4th Street Waterloo Iowa. Also advertises 183 Shackamaxon blue serge priced at 15 dollars and Glasgow Tailors 303 East Fourth Street.

Shackamaxon Glasgow Tailors East Fourth St Berkley Hardware Company Co. M. Berkley West 4Th Street Waterloo Iowa Shackamaxon Hilue Serge

Ackley and Rodeheaver to entertain at First Congregational

B D Ackley piano soloist and W A Sunday secretary along with H A Rodeheaver choruses leader have been secured by the Epworth League of the First M E to give an entertainment at the First Congregational church on Tuesday in April.

B. D. Ackley W. A. Sunday H. A. Rodeheaver Mr. Sunday Epworth League First M. FE First Congregational Church

Rody to Present Evening of Readings and Impersonations

An April 4 program at the First M. E. church features vocal and instrumental solos readings and impersonations by Rody, a known impersonator. Proceeds from a small admission will benefit the church fund. Traveling musicians will accept only expenses.

Rody M. E

Waterloo ministers urge avoiding Thursday prayer meetings

At a formal Wa terloo Ministerial association meeting a committee led by Revs. H. W. Rederd H. G. Beeman and E. D. Hull urged the public to hold public meetings on nights other than Thursday since Thursday is the church prayer meeting night.

Waterloo Ministerial Association H. W. Rederd H. G. Beeman E. D. Hull

Waterloo Churches Unite for City Betterment

The Waterloo churches unite to push for community improvement with ministers in earnest and laymen zealous for betterment. They emphasize prayer meetings as the church’s power source and note a Protestant union representing about 6,500 members.

Waterloo

Chiropractics Promise Health by Removing Causes

From sickness and without drugs, chiropractic treats the root cause. The brain and nerves control all health, and proper adjustments restore balance. Dr. Seeley, Palmer School graduate, Davenport IA, offers relief after others failed. He practices in the Syndicate Building, third floor.

Seeley Syndicate Building Palmer School Davenport Iowa Dr. Seeley

For Rent Ideal Little Home on Baltimore Street

Clean rental offering a well kept house with furnace and cistern, deep well by door, on a full block of 2 1/2 acres. Features include orchard, grass for a cow or horse, a new barn and hen house, sidewalks to the house, truck patch, located on Baltimore Street West near 624 West Fourth Street. Call 1311 Green St.

Baltimore Street Green West Fourth St

Prayer meeting attendance prompts schedule change

A committee notes that about a quarter of the total attend prayer meetings and requests all general public gatherings be moved from Thursday evenings. Lodges clubs schools and literary societies are urged to conform, as church members largely drive success.

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