Thanksgiving services and closings in Waterloo
Waterloo observes Thanksgiving with church services and city offices closed. Post office hours limited. stores extend hours today. Diocese and churches across Waterloo plan morning and evening services with speakers including Dr Purser Jr and Dr Hurlburt. Roving programs note Episcopal, Lutheran, Baptist, and MoE congregations with special music and offerings.
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Waterloo
Davenport
Waterloo Athletic Club
Cedar River Park
Dr. Purser
Churches of
Waterloo West
First Congregational Church
Walnut
Baptist Church
cwill_ speak
Phan
B.L. Holton
Dollie Warren
D. J. Gret
E.W. Main
Jennie Haifa
A. G. Preston
George Moody
Clinton F. Smith
E. B. Mounsey
Social Welfare League
Walnut Street
Providence
R. F. Hurlburt
America
Tifa
Mous Samson
Athurchat
G.W. Nesbit
Antioch Baptist Church
Christ Episcopal Church
B. ‘Mounsey
Paul in a Shipwreck A Sunday School Lesson
A 1915 Moody Institute lesson outlines the shipboard voyage of Paul toward Rome. It cites Aristarchus and Luke aboard a large Alexandria ship with 273 others, describes the storm Euroclydon, and how Paul’s faith and leadership lead to guidance, safety, and eventual deliverance despite despair.
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Il Wm
Paul
Alexandria
Myra
Italy
Aristarchus
Luke
Fair Havens
Crete
Apostle
Rome
Paul and the voyage to land in shipwreck faith
The passage highlights Paul’s calm faith amid a wreck, noting God’s messages through an angel and Paul’s insistence that all aboard must stay in the ship. It emphasizes vigilant leadership, practical care like breakfast for sustenance, and a divine method of administration where faith prompts action.
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God
Paul
Beekeepers Plan Waterloo Convention December 15
Beekeepers from across the state and nation gather at Hotel Russell-Lamson December 15 and 16 for the State Beekeepers' Association annual convention. More than 100 prominent figures will attend with speakers E R Root Frank Pellett E W Atkins and H F B Wilson. A F Bonney and F B Paddock serve in advisory and secretary roles as hotel headquarters host the event.
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Russell-Lamson
State Beekeepers’ Association
E. R. Root
Medina
Frank Pellett
Hamilton, IL
American Bee Journal
E. W. Atkins
Wisconsin
H. FB. Wilson
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
A. F. Bonney
Buck Grove
Taz
F. B. Paddock
Ames
Council 10 Meeting Debates Ouster Draft
City council members, acting as a committee of the whole, will discuss a proposed ordinance tonight that would empower the council to hear charges and oust any city official. Debate centers on a clause requiring five qualified electors to press charges, with adoption possible at Monday’s regular session.
City ordinance dispute over citizen charges and hearings
The debate centers on potential endless charges by individuals against officials, threatening embarrassment and costs. Former county attorney Wen ner says the ordinance has no legal flaws, while Pierce argues five citizens may file mis conduct charges under state law, requiring court defense. Approved by Pierce after review of a copy.
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KB. J. Wenner
Pierce
Proposed Ordinance Supports Wenner's Legal View
Frank Pieres of Marshalltown as secretary of the Iown League of Municipalities says in an opinion received yesterday that the proposed ordinance is legal in its present form.
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Frank Pieres
Marshalltown
Iown League of Municipalities
Wenner
Beans and Winer Feast at First Presbyterian Church
About 36 members of the Bean Eaters class with teacher F H Seger enjoyed a beans and wieners supper in the church dining room last night. After the meal a social hour featured games and singing.
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First Presbyterian Sunday School
F. H. Seger
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Churches Down IN Thanks Services
First Congregational
Walnut Street Baptist
Hawkeye Oil Company
Delia Halley
Ninth Street
W. A. Thomson
Long Island
PR. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Sloan
Hobson
Ee Hobsons
A. Leath & CO
Brunswick
House of Brunswick
Altona
Brunswick Records
Bridge Street
al Ea
Queen Olives Chicken
New York
Bent
Sycamore Street
Chalmers
Waterloo Motor Sales CO
Franklin Street
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