Will Entertain Party of G fi Men in Cedar Rapids
Paul Davis plans a Cedar Rapids dinner for prominent business leaders at the Commercial club, with guests from Sinclair Packing, Witwer Wholesale Drug, Rock Island Railroad, Cedar Rapids Republican, local banks, merchants, and law partners. The group will attend a Sunday meeting and return on the 10:30 Rock Island southbound train. Also notes: New Castle praying for Waterloo, Sunday letter from C L Slough. Rev Sunday remarks on Waco Texas inquiry. Mrs. Theodore Andrews visiting Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis
Altizony
Cedar Rapids
Commercial Club
Rock Island
Robert Sinclair
T. M. Sinclair Packing Company
Ben Witwer
Witwer Wholesale Drug Company
John Farmer
Rock Island Railroad Company
Qurenus Cole
Cedar Rapids Republican
Kent Ferman
Cedar Rapids National Bank
John Burianek
People’s Savings Bank
S. J. Armstrong
American Trust and Savings Bank
Joan Taft
Co. E Turgle
Amour Sargent
Congressman Good
Fred. Shaver
New Castle
Waterloo
C. AL. Slough
Men's League of the
First Presbyterian Church
New Castra
Men’s League of the
Waterloo His Headquarters for Mission Work
Rev. C. C. McIntyre, formerly of Salt Lake City, will be secretary for the Omaha Standard movement, directing foreign mission work across Iowa churches. He chooses Waterloo as headquarters and will base his family there, living at 5810 Walnut Street before moving to 200 Lane Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. McIntyre
Salt Lake City
Presbyterians of
Iowa
Omaha Standard
Mr. McIntyre
Waterloo
Walnut Street
Lane Street
Seven Days cast at Syndicate theatre from Astor run
The Syndicate theatre announces Seven Days with actors from the Astor theatre in New York where the play is now in its second year. It ran all summer, solidifying its status as the most popular comedy. This season also brings Billy starring Sidney Drew at Waterloo next Friday. A Pair of Pinks arrives Saturday with Ward and Vokes in a musical comedy farce, featuring witty scenes and musical numbers, with matinee and night performances at 10 20 30 and 50 cent prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Wagenhals
Kemper
Syndicate Theatre
Astor Theatre
New York
Billy
Waterloo
Daly’s Theatre
New York City
Cort Theatre
Chicago
Sidney Drew
Amy Leslie
The
Chicago News
Ward
Vokes
Harry Ward
Fire destroys Farley saloon and restaurant
Farley Iowa November 8 John Callahan's saloon restaurant and pool hall were destroyed by fire early today causing a $3 000 loss. James Brown was sleeping in the rear when flames filled the room he threw a chair from a window and jumped after it to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley
Evening Press
John Callahan
James Brown
Sermon on Pharisees and Publicans Promotes Inner Goodworks
In a fiery sermon the speaker contrasts the Pharisee who boasts of virtue with the humble Publican who pleads for mercy. He rails against church members who act holy while harming others, decrying pure self praise and urging genuine repentance to win souls rather than outward show. A dialogic example mirrors Jesus message of justification for the humble seeker. The talk critiques modern church complacency and calls for sincere moral change, ending with a note on a water color exhibit at James K. Henderson's shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
God
John Tha Baptist
Elzabeth
Simeon
Anna
Crescent club and guild announcements and meetings
The Crescent club gathers Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. Selig at 326 Courtland. G. I. A. to the B. E-Social meeting Wednesday Nov 9 at 2 40 p m. Royal Ladies hold regular meeting Wednesday evening. Lend a Hand guild meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. T. P. Ashmore at 322 Randall. Take Galloway car at 2 15 at the station to Kelly manufacturing plant. Waterloo lodge No 105 A F and A M meets Tuesday evening at Masonic temple with regular business and balloting. Sons of Veterans hold regular business and initiatory tonight. St Catherine's guild Sacred Heart church meets Wednesday with Mrs. A. Rosener 217 Tenth street west. All ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware Chapel Guild
T. P. Ashmore
Randall Street
Kelly Manufacturing Plant
A. F
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Temple
Sons of Veterans
St. Catherine’s Guild of Sacred Heart Church
A. Rosener
Tenth Street West
Surgeons Gather for World Clinic in Chicago
About 1500 physicians and surgeons convene in Chicago for two weeks of clinics and operations, redefining medical practice. Dr. Franklin H. Martin states the aim is clinics over papers, supplementing the American Medical Association, with free access for medical men of all schools and many Chicago surgeons staffing clinics. Attendance tops 2000 with invitations issued and many acceptances recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Congress of Medical Men
American Medical Association
Franklin H. Martin
Hotel la Salle
Association
Congress
Martin
Funeral at First Lutheran for Julia Holzer
Funeral services held in the First Lutheran church for Miss Julia Anetta Holzer with P E O and P I G members in attendance. Officers from the P E O chapter and the F I G society attended in a body. Interment at Mattview cemetery followed a large crowded visitation at the home earlier in the day. Relatives from Sioux City Independence Andrew and Dysart attended the rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Anetta Holzer
First Lutheran
Maple
High Streets
Jett
P. EB. O
Chapter 7
Holzer
P. I. G. Society
Sioux City
Independence
Andrew
Order
A Friends
Walter Kyle
Marty O. Parsons
Dr. C. N. Shane
Pert Maine
Obert Law
Frank ‘T. Campbell
Mattview Cemetery
PE. O
Miss Holzer
P. LG. Society
Feneral
Charlea Hermann
Frank Leytze
Kathryn Bryant
Little Son
A. Holzer
Laura
C. Holzer
M. S. Carver
Rudolph Leytze
A. Leytze
Denorah
A. Oenman
Tellevue
Heanrietta Daudel
Charles Schmidt
Dysart
A. P. Holzer
Glasgow
Death of Four Months Old Edward Coffin at Home
Mr and Mrs W A Coffin of 110 Linden avenue mourn the death of their four months old son Edward Gleason Coffin who died this morning at 3 oclock He was born July 9 1910 There is one other child a daughter The infant is to be taken to Horton for burial Thursday Friends extend sympathy to the bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Coffin
Linden Avenue
Edward Gleason Coffin
Horton
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Cloak and Suit Department
Castle
Theodore Andrews
Minneapolis
John Andrews
Seventh Street West
Sovers
Mary
Abe Ashe
Margaret Anderson
Oak Street
Askbars
Jesus
California
New England
James K. Henderson
Bridge Street
Crescent Club
World Clinic
Medical Science
Benj. R. Batske
Dane &J
Waterloo Evening Courier
First Lutheran Church Fill
Julian Holzer
Mueller
Promine
Patt Lindner
Tank Ogle
Mise
Louise Lindner
Woresight
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Michigan
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