All the Churches in Waterloo Notice Summary
Waterloo church notices list many congregations with service times from 10:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. at Baptist Walnut Street, First Baptist Corner Jefferson and West Park, First Presbyterian East Park, First Methodist Fourth Street, Grace Methodist Mulberry, Free Methodist Moble and Douglas, Linden Methodist Episcopal, St Pauls Methodist Episcopal on Broadway, Westminster a Presbyterian West Fourth and Wellington, United Presbyterian Second and Wellington, East Park Presbyterian Kern and Cutler, Northminster Westfield, Union Congregational Thirteenth and Jefferson, Plymouth Congregational Fifth Mulberry library venue, and various other denominations including Catholic, Lutheran, Protestant, and Brethren. Invitations extend to strangers and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Walnut St
Correr Lime
Walnut Streets
Baptist Young People's Union
Hulbert G. Beeman
Boston
Waterloo Way
Egypt
Pirst
Jefferson Street
West Park Avenue
Edgar A. Valisnt
First Presbyterian
East Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Herbert Ware Renerd
D. D
Robert C. Westenberg
Independence Avenue
Christian Endeavor
First Methodist
Fourth’ Street
Randolph
W. F. Sprs
Randolph Street
Free Methodist
Moble
Douglas Streets
J. Puller
Carrie H. Miller
Westminster P Presbyteriand
West Fourth and
Wellington Street
William Burton Sandford
West Third Avenue
United Presbyterian
Second and
Wellington
M. G. Munn
U. P
East Park Presbyterian
Kern and
Cutler Streets
Frank Schroeder
Fourth and
South Streets
Walter H. Rollins
Bible School
S. m
Union Congregational
Thirteenth and
Jefferson Streets
Lee A. Brink
A. B. Lane
Plymouth Congregational
Public Library
Fifth and Mulberry Streets
Fifth Street
Courtlandt Street
Walter W. H. Schwedler
W. H. Schwedler
American Missionary Association
Chicago
Manson Street
Mr. J. Johnson
Waterloo
Christ—Episcopali
Nourth St. East
George W. Hinkle
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Marsh Place
Fifth
Sycamore Streets
Central Church of Christ
West Fourth
Lewis P. Kopp
Grant Ave
Sacred Heart
Fourth West
Randolph Streets
J. J. Hanley
Fourth Street
St. Joseph's
Third and
Mulberry Streets
Universalist—Church of the Redeemer
East Fourth and
Mffie McCollum Jones
Town Street
Calvary Evangelical Association
East Fourth
Newell Streets
H. J. Faust
East Fourth Street
Young People’s Alliance
Ladies’ Aid Society
S. K. Olsen
Washington Street
Salvation Army
Fifth and
Water Streets
William Burkema
Ensign
Holiness
International Bible Students’ Association
Dane Street
East Side
Big Day Sunday at Logan Avenue United Evangelical Church
A revival at Logan Avenue United Evangelical Church features Rev J G Wals preaching a special sermon and welcoming new members in the morning. An afternoon men’s service includes the sermon Shall a Wise Man Fill Himself With the Fast Wind and music by a fire singer. Evening meetings focus on business and working girls and women with center section reserved. Services continue all next weeks with sustained interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Methodist Episcopal
Geo. B. Shoemaker
T. M. Evans
J. E. Johnson
St. Paul’s 41. B. Church
W. HR. Tumeson
Grace M. KE
Brotherhood
Logan Avenue
New Waco Restaurant Opens Amid Promising Prices
A new Waco restaurant opened on 61% 12 Commercial Street, OH, with proprietor Landen steering a bold price strategy. Nearby figure Mr Ludden, long tied to a local meat market and grocer, aims to attract hungry patrons. Also note Almeta Cohens, previously acquitted in Bremer County, was arrested again on vagrancy charges after a court request for trial continuance. LeRoy Utterbeck remains quarantined at 210 Locust Street after scarlet fever, with release tentatively a week away. A civil service exam for stenographers and typewriters will be held Nov. 28 if applications exist, with salaries of 840 to 909 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Commercial Street
Landen
Mr. Ludden
Almeta Cohens
Bremer County
Smither Street
Caldwell
Pond
Civil Service Commission
LeRoy Utterbeck
Carrie T., Funk
Locust Street
Arrest Vendor for Violating Market Price Rules
Mayor ordered the vendor barred from selling produce at the market after he was accused of raising prices to favor monopoly among farmers. S Cox was arrested at 10 am by Officer Tom Morris on a city ordinance violation. a $10 fine was suspended if he refrains from street sales before 7 pm. Another vendor, Sold Krozen Potatoes, a Greek fruit seller, was arrested for cheating after selling frozen potatoes to two housewives. he agreed to refund and repurchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Cox
Tom Morris
Mairyor Lector
Cox
Sixth Street
Archivnes
Caldwell
La Porte City Honored by Rock Island Depot Opening
La Porte City Iowa held a banquet in the Masonic hall as Rock Island railroad officials attended the depot opening. About 100 guests included Cedar Rapids leaders W H Given J G Farmer Goff Harry Lunemann and Miller and Waterloo delegates E Duke Navin H E Kiester. Local editor HA Lizer presented resolutions praising the railroad for the new station and the city’s civic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
E. Duke Naven
H. E. Kiester
Town Criers
City
A. van Valkenburg
J. W. Jarnagin
Bernard Murphy
Vinton Eagle
Kiester
Navin
HA. G. Lizer
la Porte City Progress Review
Commercial Club
A. N. Kalb
Fruit and poultry fair hits busy market day
A fruit and poultry day drew large crowds on the public markets. Potatoes were high due to morning frost while hundreds of live chickens and ducks sold briskly. Apples offered in many varieties with varying prices. Butter and eggs sold in large amounts. Attendees were numerous for late season.
Child Scalded While Pouring Hot Liquid
Edwin Melendy nine, son of Frank Melendy of 124 Jefferson Street, spilled hot steam and burned his arm yesterday evening. The burn is described as quite severe and under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Melendy
Frank Melendy
Jefferson Street
Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Internal Remedies
An old advertisement touts a product called Vail's Catarrh Cure claiming internal remedies cure catarrh, a supposedly incurable disease, by acting on mucous surfaces. The note, signed by Gibney Go, hawks the medicine with claims of potent tonics and purifiers and lists a price of 7 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail
Eran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Fourth and Mulberry Streets
FE. D. Hull
Haworth
Sc. Paul’s
Rev. C. ©. McIntyre
Northminster Presbyterian
Westfield
Catholico
H. Mary's
Lakayerwte Street
Forkenbrock
A. m
First Church United Brethren In Christ
Fourth
Allen Streets
R. H. Graves
First Brethren
West Fifth
Wm. H. Beachler
Sadie Berkley Phillips
Ashland
Church of the Brethren
West Seventh
L A
P. mi
Christian Workers
St. Luke's English Evangelical Lutheran
West Second
Commercial Streets
Emanuel Bryanagelteai
Court House Square
J. H. Bauernfeind
LaFayette Street
Tida
Christ
E. J. Schultz
C. D. Wendel
Dumont
Logan Avenue United Evangelical
J. G. Waiz
Faith Mission
F. Hutcheson
First Evangelical Lutheran
Cooper High
Maple Streets
Rev. H. Mueller
High Street
Workers‘ League
J. Sarvay
Harry A. Moore
Christadelphina
Communion
Eagle Church
Chapel—Railroad
North Addition
Black Hawk National Bank Building
Bank of Stability and Progress
Tsius
Wastandaird
Chunary
Ino
the Courier
Clik
Courier
Iowa
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