Multiple Churches Hold Services Across City
A crowded schedule of religious services at Baptist First, First Presbyterian, United Presbyterian, Westminster and many other churches is listed with preaching times, Sunday schools, and planned special musical numbers. Notable items include sermons on Fire and Hell Fire, harp solos, and missionary talks by Minnie Nelson, a Baptist missionary from Ellis Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St
Walnut Streets
The
Baptist Oung People’s Union
Albert G. Beeman
Jefferon Street
West Park Avenue
Edgar A. Vallant
Minnie Nelson
Ellis Island
First Presbyterian
East Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Herbert Ware Reherd
Independence Avenue
Christian Endeavor
Margarette Thompson
Paul
North Waterloo rail traffic and local moves guide week
Melvin Streamer visits Greene with grandparents then heads to Des Moines on business. Local railroad workers see shifts, transfers, and apprenticeships as Illinois Central trims shop staff while North Waterloo residents plan short trips and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Streamer
Greene
E. E
Streamer
Dess Moines
Cottage Street
Malleable Iron Foundry
Brakeran Odekirk
Sweeney
Grennan
Illinois Central
St. Paul
Tlinois Central
Fred Grunewald
Appprentice
Arift
Frank Hardy
George Rathbun
Colorado
Rathbun
S. B. Chapman
Fort Dodge
Roy Downing
Freeport
Ed Ettridge
J. A. Cosgrove
Chicago
A. M. Boyland
Galena
C. J. Johnson
Sioux City
Nick Sullendie
Cedar Rapids
Henry Grant
Independence
Misa Mildred Blumer
Bred Hill
Harrison Street
E. W. Baldknecker
F. G. Jenkins
Floyd
Iowa
G. A. Tibbitts
North Waterloo Tallor
G. C. Moffat
Winthrop
Ruth DuBois
Tara
A. J. Lemper
Manchester
W. T. Rose
Fourth Street
North
Waterloo
Rose
Downing
Bromo Quinine Ad and Local Moves Mentioned
An old newspaper item notes a brom oquinine remedy to prevent grip and mentions signature E. W. Grove. It also reports Mrs. D. H. Nylander departing for Storm Lake to join her husband at a plumbing foreman post, with a note about a soda fountain special of fresh strawberry sundae. Knapp Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Morrow
Knapp Drug Co
Sunday School Lesson Notes on Kings and Prophets
A compact catalog of Sunday School lessons by Rev. D. M. Stearns covering I Kings chapters 11 to 22 and II Chronicles, with Golden Texts from Proverbs and Matthew. It outlines Jeroboam, Asa, Omri, Ahab, Jehoshaphat, Elijah, Elisha, and Naboth episodes, plus warnings against idolatry and covetousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusses I
Will
Foola
Solomon
Lensor
Jeroboam
Israel
God
Srason III
Asa
Judah
Leeson
Omri
Ahab
Jehoshaphat
Billjab
Tarael
Qoberith
Zerephath
Laeson VII
Dillah
Aheb
Naboth's Vineyard
Jesus
Serason X
Elijah
Heaven
Enoch
Elisha
Jesus Christ
Matt
Belshazzar
Herod
Loni
Ferguson Bros Move Golden Rule to New Double Store
Ferguson Bros proprietors of the Golden Rule relocate from Fourth street east to a new forty foot frontage double store in the Peek Rath building on Fifth street east. The move, within three or four weeks, follows ten years of growth and storage expansion, praising honest service, courtesy, and low prices as the business expands on Fifth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Ferguson Bros
Peek-Rath
Fifth Street East
Fergusona Tan
Ellig
Fifth Street
West High Debating Teams Lose Unanimous Verdicts
West high school debaters fell to Davenport high in both debates last night in Davenport and in the city. Judges' decisions were unanimous. West high members blame unusual circumstances rather than merit, praising the opposing teams. Parmele Paterson, Harry Adrian, and Arthur Gertz spoke for Davenport high on the income tax aff irmative, while Joe Chapman, Clark Warfield, and Lewis Cobb argued the negative. Judge H. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Davenport
West High
Parmele Paterson
Harry Adrian
Arthur Gertz
Davenport High
Joe Chapman
Clark Warfield
Lewis Cobb
H. C
Debating Outcome At Davenport With Music Interludes
Independence and B. L. Wisk Cedar participants debated the income tax issue at Davenport. Ralph Marsh Florence Dewey and Fred Wray spoke for the affirmative while Harold Thuenen Raymond Thornburg and Alvin Rutenbeck spoke for the opposition. Judges Gulin Skinner and Stevenson delivered a unanimous decision against West High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Went High
Ralph Marsh
Florence Dewey
Fred Wray
Harold Thuenen
Raymond Thornburg
Alvin Rutenbeck
West High
John L. Gulin
Iowas City
George H. Skinner
Clinton
S. K. Stevenson
Iowa City
Waterloo Theatrical Mechanical Association Formed
Articles filed for the Waterloo Theatrical Mechanical association to unite white men in the theatrical profession over 21 years old who are healthy and socially acceptable. Aimed at benevolence and mutual relief with sick and funeral benefits, avoiding sectarian or political issues. Frank P. Forker named first manager. trustees H. L. Burns, H. LaTier, and Shep Owen named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Theatrical Mechanical Association
Frank P. Forker
H. L. Burns
H. LaTier
Shep Owen
Real estate ads court buyers with varied properties
Classified listings offer strictly modern 7 to 9 room houses on corner lots near schools with down payments, farms in South Dakota for trade, several cottages with modern amenities near Broadway Junction and Bast Park Place, acreage options near Chautauqua Park, plus land and income properties across vast distances from New York to San Francisco and even North Pole to South Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and Hall
Beathes Bath
Independence Avenue
Broadway Junction
Bast Park Place
S. Dakota
Electric Park
Chautauqua Park
Cedar River
New York
San Franciso
North Pole
South Pole
Waterloo
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United Presbyterian
Becond
Wellington
M. G. Munn
U. P
Westminster Presbyterian
West Fourth and
Wellington Street
Wiliam Burton Sandford
West Third Avenue
H. F. Liljestrand
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Westfield
Young People’s Christian Endeavor
Fourth and South Streets
Walter H. Rollins
Plymouth Congregational
Public
Fifth
Mulberry Streets
L. B. Hix
Courtlandt Street
Bible School
Walter W. H. Schwedier
Union Congregational
Thirteenth and
Jefferson Streets
Lee A. Brink
A. B. Lane
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Fourth and
E. D. Hull
Epworth
First Methodist
Jefferson and
Fifth Streets
Frank Cole
Randolph Street
Broadway
Theaa
Linden Methodist
Free Methodist
Mobile
Douglas Streets
E. N. Miller
Carrie H. Miller
Central Church of Christ
South Streets
W. S. Johnson
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Jefferson Street
Marsh Place
Sycamore Streets
Christ—Episcopal
Fourth St
East
George W. Hinkle
St. Mark's Episcopal
Mr. Cole of
Waverly
Russell-Lamson Hall
Catholica
St. Mary‘s
LaFayette Street
Forkenbrock
Sacred Heart
Fourth West
Randolph Streets
J. J. Hanley
St. Joseph's
Third and
M. Larry
First Brethren
West Fifth
Wm. H. Beachler
Samuel
First Church United Brethren In Christ
Correr Fourth
Alien
R. E. Graves
Christ
Church of the Brethren
West Seventh
Christian Workers
Emanuel Evangelical
Court House Square
J. H. Bauernfeund
Young People's Alliance
St. Luke's English Evangelical Lutheran
West Second and Commercial Streets
Calvary Evangelical Association
East Fourth and
Newell Streets
H. J. Faust
East Fourth Street
Logan Avenue
United Evangelical
J. G. Walz
K. I
First Evangelical Lutheran
Corner High
Maple Streets
H. Musker
Esidence
High Street
Universalise—church of the
Kedeemen
Caat Fourth Ang’ Mulberry Street
Effie McCollum Jones
D. D
Iowa Street
Universaltat
Christadelphian
L. O. Thompson
F. M. Devendorf
Salvation Army
North Waterloo and Railroads
D. H. Nylander
Storm Lake
Nylander
Ninth Street
Golden Text
D. M. Stearns
Bulden
W.W. H
First Baptist Church
Down Town Church
Edgar A. Valiant
Iowa State Bank
Theatrical Men Form Association
Crystal Theatre
Van’s Imperial Minstrels
Grand
Minstrel
Aeros Vie
Princess Indita
Jubilee Quartette Harmony Singers
Skates Ray
ED Hall
Maxim DeGrosz
BOC
Logan
Hammond Ave
Byron Ave
Home Park
Waterloo Savings Bank
Ie Ah Gone
Issie
Misc
the Minstrel
Hamilton Bros
Hawley, Olcott CO
Orpheum Orchestra
Van
Cor. of
E. 4Th and
Water Streets
M. J. Pommer & Company