Eugene W. Chafin In Mass Meetings
Eminent temperance orator Eugene W. Chafin will speak at three Waterloo meetings on Sunday in Orange township First Presbyterian and Me Congregational churchs He is billed as a noted foe of liquor traffic and a former presidential candidate with engaging addresses for rural audiences and city listeners alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene W. Chafin
Waterloo
Church of the Brethren
Orange Township
Chafin
Universalist Church
First Presbyterian
Fivat Congregational Church
United States
St Mark's Church Opens Mission With Eight Day Series
St Mark's Episcopal Church announces a preaching mission starting tomorrow led by rector Rev Osee Celsus Fox and continuing eight days through Sunday Dec 5. The program covers topics from The Sudden But Safe Call to The Favorite Resort of the Worldly Minded with guest preacher Rev Geo W Hinkle on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Osee Celsus Fox
God
Geo. Ww. Hinkle
Christ Church
St. Mark’s
Fourth
Denver
Oses Celsus Fox
C E Societies in Union Program at Graves Memorial Church
All Waterloo Christian Endeavor societies affiliated with the union will take part in the program at Graves Memorial church next Tuesday evening. A social hour and refreshments follow. Openings by Rev L C Moore. Performances include violin and piano duets, readings, and a trio. Marion Cooley reports on the Chicago convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Societies
Waterloo Christian Endeavor Union
Graves Memorial Church
Rev
L. C. Moore
Central Christian
Maude Knoop
Maybeth Mack
First Congregational
Miss Speak
United Brethren
Mildred Wittick
Grace Moore
Ralph Jddity
Flist! Brethren
Miss Holdiman
East Park Presbyterian
Triple M
Marporie Taster
Maud Knoop
Westminster Presbyterian
Chicago
Marion Cooley
First Presbyterian
Boy killed while bunting during hunt near Iowa City
Iowa City on Thanksgiving afternoon 15 year old John Kyte Caloney son of Kyte Caloney of Tiffin in Johnson County died instantly when a shotgun he dragged muzzle first through a hedge fence discharged while he and two brothers and uncle John Bowers hunted rabbits two miles from the family home. The accident occurred about seven miles west of Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
John Kyte Caloney
Kyte Caloney
Tiffin
Johnson County
John Bowers
Native of Wietenberg to lecture on Luther
Much interest centers on a Sunday lecture by Mr I. F. A. Holtzhausen at St. Luke's English Goutheran Church corner of Commercial and Second Streets at 7 15 o'clock. His subject will be The Monk That Shook the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I F. A. Holtzhausen
St. Luke's
Commercial
Second Streets
Subey
Fifth Streets
Muellar
Ray
LW. Prekel
St. Luke's Einglish
Luther
Howard Anspach
Avery
FP. A. Holtzhausen
Methodist Church Membership Tops Four Million Globally
The Methodist Church, North and the world’s largest Protestant body, now lists 4,033,123 members with a net gain of 164,006 last year. Sunday school enrollments reach 4,497,000. 30,400 ministers serve across regions. The quadrennial conference will meet in Saratoga next May to discuss creating racial bishop appointments and potential groupings of white Methodists and black Methodists. Church property is valued at 327,441,000 with annual expenses around 40,006,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Great Northern
New England
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Onaha
Minneapolis
Saratoga
Nort
South
America
Church Notes Updates on Local Pastor Visits and Revival
Rev E Lang of First Evangelical will travel to Clinton tomorrow evening for a Sunday school rally and return Monday night. Dr John A Earl acting pastor of First Baptist and Mrs Earl arrive from Des Moines to stay through Sunday. Earl will preach at both Sunday services. Evangelist and Mrs Kirk, finishing their meetings at Logan Avenue Evangelical, will close the campaign tomorrow, with revival sentiment continuing after their departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. ¥. Lang
First Evangelical Church
Clinton
John A. Earl
First Baptist Church
Earl
Des Moines
Friends
Kirk
Logan Avenue Evangelical Church
Wandolph
Frank W.court
Bible School
Epworth League
BH. J. Lockwood
Grace Church
Pistar
Phe
Wirth Street
HJ. Lockwood
Epworth
FW. Court
Pihahlroth
St. Paul's M. E
George B. Shoemaker
Broadway Street
Mobile
Douglas
L. Riley
Linden
Archer Avenue
Earl A. Baker
Evangelical
Calvary—Newell
A. Haeblen
Lafayette
Park
Key. E
Lang
Logan Avenue
Logan and Dane
S. M. Ramige
H. J. Faust
Dubuque
Fred 3. Miller
East High
Young People's Alliance
Presbyterian
First
Tpark
Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
Christian Endeavor Society
Junior
Christian Endeavor
East Park
Korn and Cutler
Daniel Davies
First United
Second
Wellington
Trev
M. G. Munn
Young Peoples
Westminster
Randolph
Archibald Cardie
D. D
Burlington
Westminster Church
Cardie
Iowa Board of Home Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Northminster
Ballou and
Avalon
E. W. Lanham
Young People's Society
Church of Good
G. E. Marsh
Marshalltown
Florean
Holiness
Junor
Young People’s Legion
Salvation
Hilemann
Gindt
Mulberry Street
Woods Building
Fourth Street
Dotha Walker
Florence Magowan
International Bible Students Association
Kistner
Third Avenue West
Bert Harvey
Red Harvey
Bridge Street
Harry F. Burns
Walter J. Mead
Jacob Bintz
Big Brother Mission
Big Brother
Waterloo Railroad News Briefly Told
W. Johnson of Sioux Falls visits his brother Levi Johnson in the master mechanic office area of the Illinois Central shops. Master Mechanic Normal Bell was in Chicago with Illinois Central officials. E. S. Shapland, division storekeeper, handled company business in Council Bluffs. Gus Carlson of Fort Dodge, foreman for bridges and buildings on the Town division, called at the local shops. Levi Johnson, a clerk in the master mechanic office, spent Thanksgiving with sister Mrs Ed Perry in Greene. Richard Smith, formerly a stenographer in the Illinois Central master mechanics office, is mentioned in relation to the shop news.
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Waterloo
Johnson
Sioux Falls
Levi Johnson
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Mlinois Central
E. S. Shapland
Llinois Central
Council Bluffs
Gus Carlson
Fort Dodge
Iinois Central
I. C
Ed. Perry
Greene
Richard Smith
Illnois Central
Birthday party at Lillian Guustad home in Waterloo
In Waterloo on Wednesday night and Thursday afternoon a party at Lillian Guustad's home 600 Sumner Street honored two master mechanic staff members, L. M. Guustad and Raymond McLaren, with music and a two course lunch. A separate note mentions a private secretary to a division superintendent in Dubuque and related local social activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Mclaren
J. G
Cupid
Illinois
Central
Rascal
Inter
Wiinais
Benyon
Cedar Falls
Church Directory Focuses on Waterloo Service Schedule
The Waterloo church directory lists Adventist, Baptist, Brethren, Catholic, Christadelphian and many others with detailed service times. It notes specific pastors and venues such as St. Joseph's, St. Mary's, and Grace Church, plus youth and Sunday school timings across multiple streets and avenues.
Mass meeting on arms embargo at Waterloo armory
Delegations from Wrterly and nearby towns travel to Waterloo for a mass meeting at the Waterloo armory under the Waterloo branch of the American Kinburge Conference. Miss Beveridge and Col Tucker Darling will speak. she recounts Red Cross service in Europe and urges arms embargo citing wounded and dying as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrterly
Waterloo
Waterloo Armory
Mise Ray Baveridge
Illinois
Red Cross
Eutropa
Col
Jasper Tucker Darling
Miss Beveridge
Europe
United States
Dubuque
Col. Darling
Ruussell-Jamson Hotel
Want Ads Pay in Courier and Reporter
A fragment from an exchange about social secrets and the role of a social secretary. The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a line about Mrs Twobble and Mr Twobbie, with a cheeky remark on the precision of the mark and the use of want ads. Turn to the want ad page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier and Reporter
Twob
Mormons Services Sunday Evening at Labor Temple
W A Peterson superintendent announces Mormon services Sunday evenings at 7 o clock in Labor Temple 515 Mulberry Street with no collections expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Peterson
Labor Temple
Mulberry Street
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Great Temperance
St. Mark's Church
C. E. Societies In Union Program
Bunting
Wietenberg
Rebecca
Rebecca Shelley
White House
Peace Party
Jane Addama Dent
Henry Foard
North
Tas
Meaibes
Church Notes
Kansas
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Kansas Public Unties Commission
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Frisco
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Homestead Shack
San Francisco
Evening Courier
Church Directory
Mra. G
Washington St
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Wilnut Stercet
Watnal
Smith
Champlin Chapel
Bureton Avenue
Rieh
Syday School
F. Be, McStay
Antioch (Colored
J. W. Bowles
Graves Memorial United
Rethren
C. P. Baker
Muen
Brotherhood
St. Joseph's
Third and
E. J. Slattery
War. Rowas
Massee
St. Mary's—Park
H. P. Rohiman
J M. Campbell
Sacred Heart
D. J. Lenihan
Anton Lorenz
Christadelphian
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Fifth and
Randolph Streets
L. C. EL
Congregation Suns of Jacob
Wirthwert, Mey
I. Lamancky
Methodist
Christian
Central—Fourth and South
GC. Moore
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Wirst
Jefferson
Fourth and
Harold Parr
Eugene Chafin
Plymouth
East Fourth Street
J. Frank Moore
Hihle
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
G, BR. Parker
Christ
Fourth East
A. W. Hinkle
Communion
A. m
Amert
Enobargo Confereice
Wear Arelbald Carlile, TD. P
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dubhwaite
Birmingham Age-Herald
Croup
Mre
T. Neureuer
Eau Claire
Wis
Foley
All Drugeists
Ray Beveridge
Louisville Courier-Journal
Rpu Moody Tire Company
Cro
Ice
Fphone
Bridge
ST. Waterloo,iowa
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