Pythian Sisters Banquet Plans At Hotel Russell
The Waterloo Pythian Sisters lodge hosts a banquet for past chiefs at Hotel Russell Lamson next Wednesday at 7 o'clock. Toastmistress Mrs. S. EB. Perkins, harp by Miss Parcle Myers, and songs led by Miss Marjorie Cheney. Carleton Sins speaks on Insulators. others perform including Miss Horner and Dr. Effie McCollum Jones. The lodge, largest in the state, has had a busy year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Russell-Lamson
S. EB. Perkins
Parcle Myers
Town Beautiful Land
Marjorie Cheney
Carleton Sins
Cowan
Edward Beal
F. W. Porterfield
B. J. Wenner
A. H. Lawrence
Miss Horner
Paul Davis
Effie McCollum Jones
Waterloo Pythian Sisters’ Lodge
Courier Patterns and Ordering Instructions
The Courier offers up to date pattern designs with sewing seams. Send the coupon to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents per pattern to receive patterns within ten days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
United Brethren Start a Revival at First United Church
Revival meetings begin tomorrow at First United Brethren Church led by Dr Oliver B Williams and Mrs Williams. She will serve as musical director and is praised as a soloist and song reader noted for high rank evangelistic work. Dr Williams previously led Jamestown pastors for 12 years.
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First United Brethren Church
Oliver B. Williams
Williams
Waterloo
Jamestown
N. Y
Modern revival conductor to lead Sunday service
A deeply consecrated man with clear thought and strong preaching power is expected to attract a large congregation at his Friday service and a Sunday fraternal gathering at 21 o'clock.
Revival at First Brethren Church Draws Big Crowd
Attendance at revival meetings led by Rev. N. W. Jennings in Pitts burgh grew strong with most evenings full. The preacher described a purpose in each life and cited St. Paul as a model of a safe life through suffering. A large choir led by Rev. William H. Beachler provides music. Jennings speaks on Blood and the Cross and on General Judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
N. W. Jennings
Pittsburgh
Mr. Jennings
St. Paul J
St. Paul’s
William H. Beachler
Visitors in Local Pulpits on Sunday
Out of town clergymen will fill Sunday services at local churches. Dr. Robert C. Westenberg, former acting pastor of First Presbyterian, delivers his illustrated lecture That Boy of Yours at First Presbyterian Sunday evening. Other pulpits include Rev. Harlo la E Part of Princeton and Rev. William Hardcastle of Town Falls.
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Robert C. Westenberg
First Presbyterian Church
Westenberg
Board of Temperance
Tthe Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
Harlola E
Princeton
Plymouth Congregational Church
Willian Hardcastle
Town Falls
Evangelists to Speak at Waterloo Churches Tomorrow
P Canelti of La Porte City will speak at Emanuel Evangelical church and Bishop Morrison at Christ Episcopal. Several evangelists from out of the city will also be found in the Waterloo churches tomorrow.
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P. Canelti
la Porte City
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Bishop Morrison
Christ Episcopal
Out of the City
Waterloo
Third Emanuel Evangelical Church Quarterly Meeting
The Emanuel Evangelical church holds its third quarterly gathering over Sunday led by Rev. G. P. Cawalti of La Porte City. Services begin Friday evening with a sermon and include German language service this afternoon and Sunday school at 10. Sunday features worship, communion, and youth alliance meetings at 6 45 and 7 40 with the closing sermon by Rev. Cawalti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Evangelical Church
G. P. Cawalti
la Porte City
Cawelti
1915 Methodist anniversary ends demand to deter entrants
In 1915 a movement within the conference of 40,447 members seeks an endowment to fund retired ministers and widows. The annual bank offering for the Woman's Home Mission will occur at St Pauls M E church with Rev W F Spry as speaker. A special musicale and missions offering follow, and Dr F Q Brown will preside in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. E. Church
W. F. Spry
F. Q. Brown
Pensioning of Retired Preachers and the Call for Reform
The article laments the lack of adequate pensions for Methodist itinerant ministers in the Upper Iowa conference. It argues retirement leaves pastors with insufficient funds, compares clergy benefits to those of soldiers, railroad workers, and corporate employees, and urges the conference to raise support to retain capable men in ministry.
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Mofern Church
Army
Navy
Upper Iowa Methodist Conference
Prohibition Vote Explained In Page 2 Ad
An advertisement on page 2 explains the mechanics of voting for National Prohibition. It outlines the ballot option and how supporters can cast a for Prohibition vote. The notice emphasizes civic participation and the policy direction of prohibition supporters.
Fraternities and Masonic Groups Meet Weekly
Waterloo hive No 22 meets Tuesday at A O U W hall with guards on special work. Temple Rebekah Lodge No 64 holds regular meeting in Odd Fellow's hall Friday and collects Christmas boxes for Mason City home. Knights of Pythias serves 6 30 dinner Monday and will confer Knight rank on new candidates after. Tabernacle Chapter No 52 of Royal Arch Masons convokes Monday Nov 30 with work on Royal Arch degree and supper. Lady Maccabees No 37 L C T M meets Monday afternoon in Seash hall with Mrs Ella Mark Lee initiating a large class. all members urged to attend.
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R. C
W. R
G. A. R. Hall
G. A. B. Hall
T. M
Waterloo Hive
UW. Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow's
Mason City
Knights of Pythias
Royal Arch Masons
Tabernacle Chapter
Lady Maccabees—No. 37
Seash Hall
Ella Mark Lee
Lee
Nine Hundred Garments for Belgian Soldiers From Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids reports the White Cross society has gathered six hundred flannel shirts for Belgian soldiers through November 28. Mrs. George B. Douglas, chairwoman, said 450 shirts had been collected, with the goal of 500 and hopes to reach 600 as other societies contribute before Monday.
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Cedar Rapids
White Cross Society of
Red Cross
George 2B. Douglas
Keen disappointment for Emperor William in Lodz battle
Paris dispatch cites Petrograd source saying German losses in Poland were heavy with a corps taken and another slaughtered. Telegram from Emperor William urged General von Hindenburg to distinguish himself as the world watched. Also notes American railroads employed over 1.3 million people who earned about 1.38 billion dollars in wages last year.
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Paris
Matin
Petrograd
Poland
von Hindenburg
William
Lodz
Allen's Cough Balsam Sold for Fifty Years
A historical note warns against unknown medicines and praises Allen's Cough Balsam as a trusted remedy marketed for more than half a century.
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Allen
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Universalist Church— Thanksgiving Party
Case Hall
M. B. Needlework Club
F. W. Robertson
Carnegie Chautauqua circle—Library East
Young Women’s Club
Congregational Church
Mise Jeannette Cushman
Colonial Apartments
HG. W
Minnie Peter
C. B. G. Club
Linnie Strayer
G. G
Elsie Egeler
Suffrage Society
Fern Belt
Audrey Strayer
Gertrude Shaw
Edith Schuneman
Miss Belt
South Street
Wilma Basher
Miss Basher
Mateo Burgess
Ottumwa
J.C. Berkley
R. J. Belt
E. M. Shaw
Bashar
Black
W. J. Stevenson
Clair Parker
Prospect Embroidery Club
Harry Ellis
Prospect Embroidery Resub
Sunset Road
Florencé Foster
Daughters OF Martha
Martha
St. Paul's Church
Paul de Long
Frank Rath
English Tea Club
C.G. Blodgett
Marshalltown
Pirst Bapistchurch
Lillian Sohner
Franklin Street
United Brethren Church
John W. George
Brotherhood of St. Paul's Church
George Hearst
Cedar Falls
Hotel Russell
Ian
R. Kilbourne
Detroit
Kilbourne
Sedrick-Stearns Drug Company
Frank Collings
F. EB. Perkins
Anne
Shanewise
Chicago
Loma Griffin
Moline
Ill
Lelia O'Neil
Rowan
Gladys Martin
Vinton
Marie Dalty
Dunlap
Rose Smith
Grace Hollister
Lafayette Street
Gayle I Woodring
Lucella Bertch
Misa Bertch
Penn Nile
Tt. O. B
Bertha Cotton
T. O. B. Club
Eva Romine
Elks* Dancing Club
Elks’ Hall
Myers’ Orchestra
Hinks’ Club
K. of P. Hall
John Robertson Macartney
Edmund Tla
Manchester
Lucile Hatfield
Kunsan City
C. A. Kilngaman
B. L. Cobb
Oregon Trail
C. F. Robe
Chafla Town
G. F. Miller
West
W. HH. Howery
Ij Children OF Republic
Children of the Republic
Harry W. Sigworth
Park Avenue
Arthur Halley
Foster Greely
Lincoln Circle
Robert Anderson
Miss Edwards
Nelson
Miss Chamberlain
Merriman
IT. Y. C
Ada Wood
Second Street West
C. P. Snader
The
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Conger Street
Women’s Auxiliary
Christ Episco
Pal Church
Ntin
United Brethren
Hall-Ekfest Co
Park Ave
Lafayette St
Hallerfelt CO
Hoosier
Hoosiers
Hallerfest CO
East Park Avenue and
Edith Martina Wyant
Almond St
Asquith’s
Bridge Street
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