Waterloo Courier praised by affiliated brotherhoods in Iowa
At a Waterloo supper about 150 members of affiliated brotherhoods passed a resolution commending the Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter for its clear stance on Iowa constitutional prohibition. Bishop Homer C. Stuntz spoke on South America, urging study of its potential and emigration trends, while H L Litchfield was named general manager for voter outreach planned for October 15.
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City
Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowa
F. J. Miller
H. L. Litchfield
Frank Willard Court
John Robertson Macartney
A. F P. Gates
Homer C. Stuntz
Methodist Episcopal Church
South America
North American
Europe
Series of Lectures by H L Haywood Opens Oct 14
Rev Harry LeRoy Haywood pastor of Liberal Christian church begins a Sunday lecture series at 5 p m in the Liberal Christian church. Admission is free. Topics span Julius Caesar Napoleon Bonaparte Bismarck Nietzsche Karl Marx Cecil Rhodes Eternal Punishment and more with dates through April 28.
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Harry LeRoy Haywood
Liberal Christian Church
Julius Caesar
Napoleon Bonaparte
Bismarck
Nietzsche
Karl Marx
Cecil Rhodes
St. Augustine
Thomas A.kempis
Lavontrola
W_ EE. Gladstone
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
R. W. Emerson
E. A. Poe
Joan of Arc
Florencé Nightingale
Robert Louis Stevenson
Henry Drummond
David Livingstone
David Swing
Phillip Brooks
Shakespeare, the
Man
Waterloo churches calendar shows Adventist and Baptist services
Tomorrow's church listings include Adventist at Mrs. C. H. Day's home 614 Washington St with Sabbath worship and Sunday School. First Jefferson Street and Park Avenue Baptist services with Dr. Clyde J. Askins. Walnut Street churches with Dr. John Bunyan Smith. several other congregations listed by name, location, and service times across the city including Antioch Baptist, Brethren, Catholic, Christian, Congregational, Church of Christ Scientist, and a wide array of denominations and pastors.
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Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Clyde J. Askins
John T. Houser
M. GC. A
Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut Streets
John Bunyan Simith
Hebrews
Marton Avenue
Burton Avenue
Riehl ‘Street
W. H. Rogers
Hazel Boyd
Baptist State
Baptist Sunday Schools
Burton Avenue Church
Antioch (Colored
Douglas Street
J. W. Bowles
Fourth and South
Harold J. Parr
Fourth
Fifth Streets
J. Brank Moore
Union
Thirteenth and
Jefferson
Peterson
Junior Endeavor
Christian Edeavor
Goke
Fourth Street
Campbell Avenue
Paul J. Gerberding
Synodical
Grace
Fifth Street
Charles R. Galt
Epworth League
Linden
Arches Avenue
W. J. Smith
Linden Church
Wattriey
T. J. Puller
Big Brother
Charles RA. Galtz
Grace M. Fh
J. ©. Johnson
Mr. Ball
Bt. Paul
C. Eb, Luce
Broadway Street
H.C. Boyd
Young Men's Sunday Club
Presbyterian
Pirst—Park and
Mutverry
John Robertson Macartney
D. D
Charles Scanion
Wreatminster
Wellington
Randolph
Archibats Campbell Preston
Bast Park
Kern and Cutler
Cutler Street
Flist United—Second
Weington
M. G. Munn
Worthmisster
Sutton
Avalon
Biae Cullough
Young People’s Society
Greenfield
Hawthorne Avenue
Esthany Sunday School
Englewood Avenue
S. D. MeaAuley
Cedar Heights
Newton S. Methfessel
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saintzs
Commercial Street
Cedar Meighte
C. Ti. Duckett
Church of Gof
Trea. m. Kistner
Saundsy
Detha Walker
Helen Larkin
Anne Miriant Johnson
H Bridge Street
J. T. Jouser
Jesse Barty
Jatoh Bintz
Big Brother Mission
T. J. Furgber
Ernest Archer
PT. Woodring
Fred Daniels
Moody Institute
Tantist Church
Gibbs
J. E. Bates
F. St. Yeoman
J.E. Johnson
Sunita
Commercial Stra Gospel Hall
Christ Church Begins Full Work Sermon Series
Rev. M. L. Tate resumes duties at Christ Episcopal church after cathedral duties in Des Moines. In a parish letter he urges aggressive Christian work and church duty. Tomorrow evening opens a six sermon series titled The Making of a Man with The Care of the Body as first topic. Tate resides at 501 Walnut Street.
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Efiscofal
Christ
Fourth Street
M. L. Tate
Christ Episcopal Church
Des Moines
Mr. Tate
Sot
Walnut Street
Rally Day Planned for Sunday Schools Across Churches
Tomorrow will see rally day for Sunday schools in most local churches with aims to boost attendance and engage irregular participants. Each church hosts its own service and contests to spur interest, as last Sunday's parade raised enthusiasm for tomorrow's services. The note adds a historical line about the civil war cost of 3 billion dollars.
Banners on Autos to Feature in Waterloo Push
Dozens of Waterloo residents plan a placard campaign with banners on cars reading Vote Yes Oct 15 to urge early polling. The effort aims to showcase support for the constitutional amendment and facilitate voter turnout.
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Waterloo
African M E Church Doubles Membership in Conference
The African M E Church in St Paul Minnesota reports a doubled membership after the conference year ended. Rev H G Boyd said the congregation became self supporting without external aid. At Oct 1 the roster showed 34 members and one probationer. by report time 105 members and 37 probationers were listed.
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M. EL
H. G. Boyd
St Paul
Minn
Mr. Boyd
Reason for Failure of Aero Waterwagon to Wing Over Iowa
A letter from J. B. Weede, Allied Temperance committee campaign manager, claims liquor forces tampered with the temperance airplane’s machinery in Iowa. Detectives are investigating with promises of forthcoming details next week, while the letter denies local Allied Temperance blame.
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Iowa
J. B. Weede
Allied Temperance Committtee
Allied Temperance Committee
Chicago
Topics Selected for Y W C A Work in Waterloo
Vesper services resume tomorrow at 4 pm with final hymn introductions. The YWCA has chosen inspiring hymns from various hymnals for a fellowship hymn used in all services. Miss Mary Selconidth will lead music and give hymn histories, while Miss Ida Blough delivers an inspirational talk.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Waterloo
Young Women’s Christian Association
Misa Ida Blough
Werelers
Storm Lake
Y. WL. CG. AW
Weird
Mem
Twin City Ministerial Association Holds First Fall Meeting
The Twin-City Ministerial Association will hold its first fall meeting today at 104 UI in the Diack Building eighth floor clubrooms. Dr. John Hun yun Smith will lead with the topic Vacation Experiences.
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Diack
John Hunyun Smith
Charles Scanlon to Speak at First Presbyterian Church
The notable Philadelphia orator Charles Scanlon, booked for a reeive at the Cairy Cattle Congress, will deliver an address at First Presbyterian Church Sunday at 7 30 PM. Scanlon, famed for engaging talks, plans to outline key points on the constitutional amendment slated for voting on Monday December 9.
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Charles Scanlon
Philadelphia
Cairy Cattle Congress
Sermon Draws Crowds At Local Church Evening
The text notes friends keep clear of crossing streets to avoid the speaker yet affirm his engaging talks. He maintains good fellowship with critics. Admission is free for Sunday evening services. attendees should arrive by 7 16 to secure seats.
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Hts
Austrian Reichsrat in Uproar Over Army Case
The Austrian Reichsrat sessions in Vienna were broken by an interpellation about the murder of a dragoon. A lieutenant allegedly attacked the dragoon with a sword after the Dragoon tried to ward off the strike. Deputies demanded a fuller investigation and adjourned for a more detailed government explanation. The Weeno-Prussian war reference notes $1.59 billion.
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Switzerland
Reichsrat
Wnieutenant
Vienna
Leutenant
Congruentialinys '20 Anniversary Meeting in Columbus
The Congregational churches of the United States mark the 300th anniversary with the regular session of the council in Columbus October 10 to 17. About 1,660 ministers and lay leaders attend. Dr. Hugh Pedley from Montreal and missionaries from Japan, Turkey, and other war-involved nations participate. Fort Henry Beardsley of Kansas City presides, Dr. Hubert C. Herring of Boston oversees the council, and a packed weekend program aims to attract several thousand attendees beyond delegates. A Venetian once left 60,600 florins for religious purposes.
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Congregational Churches
United States
Amr
Hugh Pedley
Montreal
Japan
Turkey
Fort Henry M. Beardsley
Ayor
Kansas City
Hubert C., Herring
Boston
Counci
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