Numerous Church Services Across City Churches
A long list of Sunday and midweek services across Walnut and surrounding streets invites parishioners to worship. Pastors include Rulbert G. Beeman Edgar A. Valiant Herbert Ware Reherd Munn and others with sermons on family life missions and religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Lime
Walnut Streets
The
Baptist Young People's Union
Rulbert G. Beeman
Baptist—Fliat—cornet
Jefferson Street
West Park Avenue
Edgar A. Valiant
Young Peoples Meeting
Presbyterian
Fast Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Herbert Ware Reherd
Independence Avenue
Christian Endeavor
Christian Missions
New Town
United Presbyterian
Becond
Wellington
M.G. Munn
Y. P
Westminster Presbyterian
West Fourth
Wellington Street
William Burton Sandford
Weet Third Avenues
East Park
Comer Kern
Cutler Streets
Frank Schroeder
Jean Bart Balcomb
Plymouth Congregational
Fifth
Mulberry Streets
Fifth Street
L. B. Hix
Courtlandt Efreet
Bible School
Walter W. H. Schwedler
Bet, Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Broadway
Center Streets
J. B. Johnson
B. M. Jones
Rangoon
Burma
Central Church of Christ
South P Streets
W. S. Johnson
Randolph Street
F. E. Smith
Cedar Rapids
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Marsh-Place
Sycamore Streets
Church of the Brethren
West Seventh
South Streets
Christian Workers
Emanuel Evangelical
Court House Square
J. H. Bauvernfelad
LaFayette Elreet
Young People’s Alliance
Iowa Defeats Kaw Debaters In Central Bank Debate
The Kansas Iowa annual debate at the Iowa State Teachers college auditorium ended with a unanimous decision for the negative. Judges were President Blanchard of Wheaton college Horace Smith and George W. Palmer. The topic: Resolved that congress should establish a central bank. John Larson W R Lynch and Emil Larsen argued for the affirmative for Kansas. Grover Hammersley Len Koomey and Peter Hansen spoke for the negative from Town State Teachers college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Congress
John Larson
W. R. Lynch
Emil Larsen
Kansas
Grover Hammersley
Len Koomey
Peter Hansen
Town State Teachers’ College
Attorney Williams Supports Quincy in League Settlement
Waterloo supporters reject paying 2509 to Quincy as folly and unjust for four northern clubs. If Quincy joins the league replacing Peoria or Bloomington, Quincy could draw more than 355.55 as its share of the refund, argues Attorney J. E. Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Williams
Waterloo
Quincy
Wiliams
Peoria
Bloomington
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Northminster Presbyterian
Weetfield
Congregational
First—cCorner
Fourth and South Streets
Walter H. Rollins
Union Congregational—cCorner
Thirteenth and
Jefferson Streets
Lee A. Brink
A. B. Lane
First Methodist
First! Congregational Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal—Corpear
E. D. Hull
Epworth
Free Methodist R
Mobile
Douglas Streets
F. N. Miller
Carrie H. Atler
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Geo. B. Shoemaker
Christ—Episcopal
George W. Hinkle
St. Mark's Episcopal
Mr. Cole of
Waverly
Russell-Lamson Hall
Salvation Army
Sycatore Street
Holiness
Salvation Meeting
St. Mary's
East Park Avenue
LaFayette Street
Forkdnbrock
Sacred Heart
Fourth West
Randolph Streets
J. J. Hanley
Fourth Street
St. Joseph's
Third and Mulberry Streets
Rev. M. Barry
First Brethren
West
Wm. HM. Beachler
H. Basher
First Church United Brethren In Christ
Fourth and Allen
Streets
R. E. Graves
Christian Endeavor Sociery
Imake
Rutheran
West Secfend
Commercial Streets
Calvary Evangelical Association
East Fourth and Newell Streets
H. J. Faust
East Fourth Street
Logan Avenue United Evangelical
J. G. Walz
First Evangelical Lutheran
Corner High
Maple Streets
Rev
H. Mueller
High Street
Universalist—Church of the Redeemer
Hast Fourth and
Effie McCallum Jones
D. D
Iowa Street
International Bible Students’ ‘Association
Dane Street
East Side
Earnest Bible Students
Christadelphian
Fifth and
Chapel
North Addition
Eagle Church
H. W. Reherd
First Presbyterian Church
R. E. Newell
Jefferson Bt
Iowa
Williams
Orpheum
Black
Belfast
Ireland
America
Union 59
Case Brown Linen Crash
Sale Price
VA Cc