Cedar Falls Social Roundup Notices Travel to Fort Dodge
Cedar Falls society pages report Mrs Ed Ackerson hosted a St Patrick altar group supper at 322 Walnut. A mother’s meeting is planned at Miner school Nov 27 with a picnic closing the program at 4 pm. A Presbyterian church social centers with 125 youths and a courtesy supper signals future events. Notable visits include Mr and Mrs Will Burridge of Castile NY staying with Peter Hoagland.
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Cedar Falls
Ed Ackerson
Walnut Street
St. Patrick’s Church
Miner
Presbyterian Church
Will Burridge
Castile
N. Y
Peter Hoagland
Washington Street
Homer H. Seerley
Claude Cul Jey
Waterloo
Atherton B. Clark
Cedar Rapids
Amy Arey
Lilly Robinson
J.B. Knoepfler
Marion McFarland Walker
Roger Leavitt
Fort Dodge
W. C
T. A
Algona
Funk
Cleveland
International Harvey For
Cotton Theatre
Dhanel
F. L. Snider
Chicago
John Magee
Magee
J. C. Magee
Tulsa
Okla
Frank Stevens
Ada Stevens
Cedar Falls Churches Extend Welcome to Visiting Ministers
Cedar Falls will host a full slate of visiting pastors at Sunday services across denominations. Notable speakers include Rev. Dr. Richard P. Hughes of Philadelphia at First Presbyterian and Rev. J. W. Holland at Methodist Episcopal, offering morning thank offerings and evening sermons on Thanksgiving. The Christian Science service meets in the Grand theatre at 11:45, with additional Thanksgiving observances at the Christian church and vespers at the State Teachers' College conducted by Prof. B. W. Merrill and orchestra.
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George McCoy
Marie Rassmuseen
Rasmuneen
3. S. Merner
Madison
Wis
Lake Forrest
Dorris
John Hughes
Omaha
Neb
George W. Hughes
Lulu Hughes
G. R. D. Kramer
G. R. D. Kramer, Jr
Hannibal
C. E. Doak
Tom Wylde
Walnut
Third Streets
State Street
C. S. Lorenz
Cleveland
Franklin Street
Corn Belt Telephone Company
Joseph Jennings
Darners’ Club
Leo Paunger
Joe B. Clay
Frank Birch
8. H. Clark
Chicago University
Cedar Falls
State ‘Teachers’ College
Tennyson
Vanity Fair
Thackeray
Clark
Charles Eliasson
Dike
First Presbyterian
Richard P. Hughes
Philadelphia
Board of Education
Methodist Episcopal
J. W. Holland
The
Wonton's Missionary Society
St. Luke's Episcopal
John
Cole
St. Patrick’s
W. J. Weineke Wil
I. Fredmund
St. John’s Emanuel
A. C. Fritz
Zion
B. R. Wierner
Nazareth
E. Provensen
Bethlehem
J. Christianson
State Teachers’ College
B. W. Merrill
Christian Church
J. E. Snowden
Fire damages clothes at Billick home on Mobile Street
A closet fire at 716 Mobile street caused major clothing loss but little damage to the residence. Firemen could not determine the blaze cause. Advertisement for Miller-McCartney Agency and a Want Ad in the Evening Courier and Reporter.
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T D. Billick
Mobile Street
Evening Courier and Reporter
Author Explains What the New Bank Act Will Do
Washington discussions on the new banking and currency system by its creator Congressman Carter Glass. He says inauguration in current unsettled times would still benefit national finance and business and help avert panics like those of 1893 and 1907 with prudent administration.
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Washington
Carter Glass
Revival Ends at Emanuel Church
Revival meetings conducted by the Evangelical gospel team at Emanuel Evangelical Church will close Sunday evening with a sermon by Rev. J. A. Haehlen. The church will join the union Thanksgiving service at Grace M. E. Church on Wednesday evening. Friday evening features a quarterly meeting with a sermon by Rev. Canelti from La Porte City, followed by a quarterly conference session. Communion services are Sunday, November 29.
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Evangelical Gospel Team
Emanuel Evangelical Church
J. A. Haehlen
Union
Grace M. E.j
Canelti
la Porte City
Northrup Opens Sermon Series On Old Things
Dr. A. J. Northrup begins a new series of sermons tomorrow evening and continues on successive Sundays. The first sermon, titled Peter Cartwright, Pioneer Preacher, pays tribute to the historic figure and explores how to handle things old.
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A. J. Northrup
Peter Cartwright
Sermons on Peter Cartwright in Greater Iowa series
The autobiography of Peter Cartwright inspires a staple volume for old settlers’ libraries. The sermon on this unique character ties to the Greater Iowa movement. Other sermons cover Getting Religion What Has Become of Hell and What Has Became of Heaven.
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Lows
Peter Cartwright
Uwinds
Hell
Large Field of Work for Commercial Clubs
The Creater Iowa Association has started a department of assistance to commercial clubs to standardize their work. In Sac City the club greets newcomers, introduces them to residents, helps the wife settle in, finds or outfits a home, and coordinates church affiliation. The program aims to welcome strangers warmly and integrate them into the community.
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Creater Iowa Association
Lowa
Clim
Sac City
Hoe
Rose of Sharon in Syria and Arabia described
An old text fragment mentions an emblem and arranging in smaller towns, praising a concept for organizing groups. It describes the Rose of Sharon and poetic imagery of leaves around a clocklike structure, blooming, drying, and returning to life as it travels through deserts toward home.
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Sharon
Syria
Judea
Arabia
Molal
Ubead
London Mall
Waterloom Courier Nodney Fostered by Awake People
The Wa terloo community drives the Courier’s support with lively civic energy. Satisfactory results from public interest groups reflect strong local engagement and ongoing participation in city affairs.
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Waterloo
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