YWCA to stage World Week of Prayer pageant
The YWCA in Waterloo will present four pageant Prayers of the Girls Around the World at vesper services Sunday. Girl reserves in costume, a Lutheran Girls Glee Club, and a West Presbyterian class will participate. The event kicks off the World Week of Prayer and aims to show fellowship across nations. A bazar and chicken pie supper Saturday fund the work until the annual membership drive. The 1922 budget adds a paid secretary for employed women work, a major new field, with 210 gym class enrollments and 117 placements since July 11.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
West High School
United Presbyterian Church
Lutheran Girls
Phi‘athea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Treasury
W. W. Lytle
W.w. Wyant
J. E. Ridenour
Y. W
A. S. Weispaar
E. BE. Ma
Ruth Bassett
Helene Glenny
Piatrons
A. Z. Petersen
D. Pp. Gaylor
Y. W. C. A. Employment Bureau
Thanksgiving Cantata At Grace M. E. Sunday
The cantata The Song of Thanksgiving by J. H. Maunder will be sung at Grace M. E. church tomorrow evening by choirs of Grace and First Evangelical churches. About voices in the chorus. Kenneth E. Runkel directs and presides at the organ. Irene Rokde assists with piano. The cantata is a notable holiday musical piece and the two choirs have a strong reputation for past efforts.
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J. H. Maunder
Grace M
Memorial services honor Miss Hinman in Waterloo
Former pupils and community members gather at First Presbyterian church in Independence to pay tribute to Miss Lydia Hinman beloved Waterloo teacher of many decades. The service at 2 30 p m features Rev S L Hammond principal address by Dr J R Macartney and brief tributes with music led by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinman
Lydia Hinman
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
L. Hammond
Independence
Miss Hinman
J. R. Macartney
Red Cross Drives Membership At Local Offices
Waterloo area Red Cross announces a new membership drive from headquarters at Waterloo Savings Bank Waterloo Building and Loan Association and the Public Letter Shop room 211 Lafayette building. H B Cropper, chairman, urges all who wish to give to call at these locations. The Letter Shop is open day and night others during banking hours.
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Red Cross
Waterloo Savings Bank
Waterloo Building &, Loan Association
Lafayette
H. B. Cropper
Waterloo
Waterloo laymen gospel team at Northminster Church
The Waterloo laymen gospel team will lead Sunday evening services at Northrains ter Presbyterian church with leading members and special music. The Waterloo gospel teams policy, led by S. A. Cohagan secretary and Harry T. Fisher chairman, aims to support local church programs. On Nov 27 the team will visit Iowa Falls by special request.
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Waterloo
Northrainster Presbyterian Church
S. A. Cohagan
Harry T. Fisher
Iowa Falls
Pauls Rome to Jerusalem Tale Warns Against Delaying Faith
William Jennings Bryan recounts Paul’s journey from Jerusalem to Caesarea and Rome. Felix defers judgment, traders of excuses, and the sermon stresses not postponing salvation, embracing Christ’s easy yoke for lasting peace and conscience void of offense.
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William Jennings Bryan
Paul
Jerusalem
Claudius Lysias
Rome
Caesarea
Felix
Tertullus
Nazarenes
Tacitus
Drusille
Jonathan
Apostle
Christ
Relief Drive Near End At Waterloo Meeting
Waterloo officials teachers and the Waterloo Evening Courier report near completion of the Relief and Employment Commission fund drive. Roy Winton of Community Service Inc endorses the effort and notes the "one per cent for one month" plan aimed at direct relief rather than charity. A revival at Valley Junction and parish activities with Rev G D Serrill are mentioned with services planned Sunday.
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Waterloo Relief and Employment Commission
Waterloo
Whittier School
Waterloo Evening Courier
Commissions
Roy Winton
Community Service, Inc
Employment Commission
Fire destroys roof at Rose residence during parade
Fire at 2:20 p m yesterday burned the roof and attic of W T Rose's 401 Argyle Street home, owner of Rose Barber Supply. Loss estimated at 509 for the building and 200 for contents. caused by an overheated hot air duct. Fire trucks responded after delay, two kept in reserve due to Armistice Day parade. No damage to adjacent properties noted. An alert at 9 a m today reported a chimney fire at Bovee Apartments 901 Fourth Street West with no injuries.
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W. T. Rose
Argyle Street
Aran
Bovee Apartments
Fourth’ Street
Screen Service at First Presbyterian Tomorrow Evening
Dr J R Macartney will preach an illustrated sermon at First Presbyterian Church Sunday evening as seven missionary travelogs begin. He presents the people of Philippine islands and new gospel privileges. A massed choir under direction of Prof Sherman Kirk will sing The Movies Will Tell.
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J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Philippine
Islands
America
Sherman Kirk
Rection College
Drake University
Des
George Moody
Central Heavens
Haydn
American Monument Fund Seeks Penny Donations From Schools
Des Moines November 12. Commissioner John J. Tigert urges every school child in the United States to donate a penny for a national monument honoring 2000 American soldiers who fell at the Chateau Thierry drive. President Harding and others approve. Memorial cost set at 200000 dollars to honor Belleau Wood near where Americans first faced Germans. Subscriptions will be audited by government officials. private funds cover all organizing expenses. Iowa schools receive approval via Supt. P. E. McClenahan.
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Des Moines
United States
John J. Tigert
Washington
Chateau- Thierry
P. E. McClenahan
Iowa
Marshal Foch
France
Belleau Wood
Supt. McClenahan
Waterloo Realtors to Attend State Meeting
Waterloo realtors will be represented by at least two members at the National Association of Real Estate Boards executive committee meeting in Des Moines for a two day session. E Peaver and W E Werren are named as attendees and officers. About 360 persons are expected with speakers including B Kaufman Walter Piper and J B Hiett.
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Waterloo Realtors
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Des Moines
W. E. Peaver
W. E. Werren
State Association
B. ¥ Kaufman
Walter Piper
National Association
J. B. Hiett
Association
Robertson Ends Revival Sunday At Walnut Street Baptist
Dr. A T Robertson will deliver his last sermon of the evangelistic series at Walnut Street Baptist Church Sunday evening. The meetings have produced 70 professions of allegiance to Christ. Mrs Lista G Eddins sang as soloist. The Armistice meeting theme was The Home Without Christ. Robertson departs Monday for Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Ky to teach 275 students in New Testament studies. Mrs Eddins returns to University of Alabama for voice culture. The cooperative Baptist meetings continue at First Baptist Church under Rev D I Purser Jr.
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A. T. Robertson
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Lista G. Edding
Christ
Robertson Bagget
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louisville
Eddins
University of Alabama
The
Baptists
First Baptist Church
D. I. Purser, Jr
Walnut Street
Report shows busy year for County Y at La Porte
Special work in La Porte City led by F P Rehmeier the MCA secretary. A large Thursday high school auditorium meeting featured 60 slide stereopticon, three reels of educational films. Monthly programs planned in La Porte City with father and son socials every four weeks. From April 1 to Nov 2 1921 the county secretary logged 2 675 miles and 17 meetings with 1 072 attendees for health and education films. Youth activities included 393 in older boys clubs Bible study 430 weekend hikes 151 boys in a county track meet 20 at Camp Foster five high school boys to camp.
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la Porte City
F. P. Rehmeier
M.C
Rehmeier
Fathers and Sons
Foster
Fat Cedar Valley Fair
Statewide Dairy Advertising Campaign Planned in Iowa
Preparatory steps toward launching an intensive Use More Dairy Products advertising effort in Iowa were discussed at an informal session in Des Moines. National Dairy Council leaders M. D. Mune and M. O. Maughan joined Iowa officials, including W. A. Wentworth and Hugh G. Van Pelt, to outline a whirlwind membership drive followed by an educational campaign with billboard ads and school pamphlets. Separately, Isaac Bennett of Clarksville died after two years of illness, with services at the Methodist Episcopal church and interment in the family lot. Iowa's factories bulletin notes 3,060 plants with $410 million total investment, employing 100,000, and leading the nation in several product sectors.
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Iowa
Iowa Dairy Council
National Dairy Council
Russell-Lamson Hotel
M. D. Mune
M. O. Maughan
Chicago
P. W. Crowley
Des Moines
Iowa Butter Manufacturers’ Association
Wentworth
Clarksville
Isaac Bennett
Byron Norton
Norton's Corners
Methodist
Episcopal Church
Norton
Emma
Wis
Charles
Bennett
State Manufacturers’ Association
United States
Adventist and Lutheran church schedules in Waterloo
A detailed calendar lists Adventist, EPISCOPAL, Baptist, Brethren, Catholic, Christadelphian, Christian, Church of Christ, Scientology, Evangelical, Presbyterian, United Brethren, Universalist, Methodist, Congregational, and other faith services across Waterloo. It includes church names, street addresses, pastor names, service times, Sunday schools, junior and senior groups, and midweek prayer meetings, with Holy Communion and special observances noted.
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Epfiscopal
Christ—Stone Church
Ernest B. Mounrey
J . tMarke
Denver
Murton Avenue
Burton Avenue
Tilehl Street
Knle Tord
Thomas Horton
D. D
Clyde J. Askins
Welnat
Walnut Streets
D. I. Purser
Ter
B. UL
Loyalty B. Y. P. U
Excelsior B. Y. P. U
Sunshine Room
B. Y. PU
Fatioch
Douglas
Douglas Atrect. Rev. WW. W. Wink, Pastor.| Sunday Actiool Lu Gm m
BP. U
Jf Pom
TERO WEATHER PREVAILS HERE
Winter arrived with zero temperatures and a blustery day. The Salvation Army saw a flood of aid requests with 35 men and women seeking jobs coal food and clothing. Donations included coats shoes and garments and the Reef Fund reached 2562 with Elks contributing 190 yesterday and Citizens Gas and Electric Co employees adding 75 this morning.
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R. B. Slippy
Salvation Army
Waterloo
Army
The
Elks
Citizens Gas &Electric Co
Suffern building owner authorizes fire escape plans
Frank Suffern, owner of the Suffern theatre building Ma jestic, authorizes J G Ralston to draw plans for revamping fire escapes and repairs to meet state law. The theatre closed briefly during repairs as plans await approval from the building commissioner and fire chief before work starts.
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Suffern
Some Pumpkin Raises Interest in Linn County
A 63 pound pumpkin from the J Murphy place in Linn County inspired a baker to make 48 pies. Oscar Gripp of Union County responded with a 7 pound pumpkin, claiming Murphy’s was only a second in size. A curious showcase noted in the Courier.
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Aston
Linn’ County
J. Murphy
Oscar Gripp
Union County
Linn Coun
Murphy
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Fifth Streets
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Graven Memorial
Earl William Main
Premede
Endeavor
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W. A. Abbott Co
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