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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1910

Page

11

Sunday meetings spark Otumwa visitors to Waterloo

Three Ottumwa men Judge M A Roberts T Harper and M Manos travel to Waterloo to promote Willa A Sunday campaigns. They will speak at a junior meeting 3 PM and at union evening services at First Congregational Walnut Street Baptist church in Waterloo east and west sections.

Ottumwa Sunday Waterloo M. A. Roberts T. Harper M. &. Manos Judge Roberts Harper Manna Waterloo Theater Lafayette Street Janes Black Waterloo West First Congregational Church Waterloo East Walnut Street Baptist Church A. P. Gill S.T. Harper M. P. Manns Iowa East Side Opera House James Black West Side East Side

White Flowers at Sunday Meet in New Castle Revival

Rev. William A. Sunday holds a revival in New Castle Pa drawing 1 722 conversions by Thursday evening. The tabernacle overflowed with delegates from surrounding towns as women attend from many groups and a jail meeting reports three conversions.

William A New Castle Big Tabernacle Tabernacle New Castle Herald

Linden Items for Linden Sunday notices and local changes

Sunday school and sermon at the chapel with Rev. J. L. Johnson. Neighbors entertained Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McClelland as they plan to move to Colorado. Mrs. Lulu Randfield presented a silver creamer and sugar bowl. Mrs. F. K. White and family visited the Petersons. Judd Perry moved to a new house at Cottage Grove and Colorado. A thimble bee and shower at the chapel drew 42 ladies and 25 children. Prayer meetings at Linden rise in numbers. DeWitt Perry hosted an evening gathering. George Tulp plans a 24 by 28 house on Lafayette Street. Morgan Bandfield has a new 2-story, one-room foundation on Nevada Street. Mrs. Fanny Griffith will occupy the new residence.

J. £. Johnson D. W. McClelland Colorado Lulu Randfield Linden DeWitt Perry Cottage Grove George Tulp Lafayette Treet Morgan Bandfield Nevada Street Fanny Griffith

Frou Will Open New Sanitarium in Colorado Springs

Dr. E. Canto, famed in Iowa, will open a sanitarium at Lake George Colorado in the spring under the E. S. Canto name. For details write E. S. Canto Sanitarium Lake Lee Colorado.

Frou E. 5. Canto Iowa Lake George Colorado Pring Earth E. S. Canto Adroas E. S. Canto Sanitarium Lake Lee

Waverly News: School Shakeup and Mission Meeting

The Waverly school system faces a double setback as Supt Minkel lies ill and Asst Principal Will Irwin resigns to become bank cashier in Belle Plaine. The Evangelical Association Women’s Missionary Society convention opens in Waverly with Rev. Bacalotti delivering a noted address. Grace M E church to host Harry Monroe Monday.

Waverly WomAn's Missionary Society Evangelical Association Church Will Irwin Belle Plaine

Officers elected for Brotherhood at First Congregational

The annual meeting of the Brotherhood of the First Congregational church elected officers for the coming year. President C W Knoop Vice President J K Bragdon Secretary and Treasurer George R Fawkes Cass leader Q S Hammond. After a banquet the Rev Leonard Swisher of West Union spoke on the Brotherhood movement and its church ties. Swisher and Mrs Swisher visited Waterloo earlier in the week and returned to West Union this morning.

Brotherhood of the First Congregational Church C. W. Knoop J. KE. Bragdon George R. Fawkes Cass Q. S. Hammond Leonard 3. Swisher West Union Mr. Swisher B. F. Swisher

Young People Rally at Y M C A Plans for Sunday Evangelistic Support

Nearly 300 members of city youth societies met at the Y M C A to plan united support for Reverend William Sunday during the upcoming evangelistic meetings next month. The gathering featured music readings and short talks by Miss McKean Miss Caradine Miss Fleming Dr. F C Sage Stephen Ferguson and H S Liljestrand.

Young People's Societies William. A Miss McKean Miss Caradine Miss Fleming Dr. F. C. Sage Stephen Ferguson H. S. Liljestrand

Vote Sunday on Pastor Leave of Absence Recommendation

The First Presbyterian church will vote Sunday at 10:40 a.m. on granting Rev. W. F. H. Reherd a year’s leave of absence starting July and on hiring an assistant, Rev. Wi. Th. Sandford, to exchange pulpits and preside. Reherd may join a foreign mission commission. invitation hinges on congregation vote. Grace M. E. church hosts Harry Monroe Monday evening.

First Presbyterian Church W. FH. Reherd Wi. Th. Sandford Westminster Presbyterian Church Mr. Reherd Foreign Board of the Church Foreign Mission Movement First Presbyterian East Park Avenue Mulberry Street Herbert Ware Reherd Independence Avenue Christian Endeavor W. B. Sandford Walnut Street Baptist Church

Church notices and services on Walnut Street area

A roster of Baptist and other church notices lists pastors, service times, and ordinances for many congregations. It includes preaching at 10:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m., Sunday schools, youth meetings, and Thursday prayer sessions with venue and street corner details.

Baptist Walnut St Walnut Streets Baptist Young People’s Union Hulbert G. Beaman Jefferson Street West Park Avenue Edgar A. Vallant Calvary Baptist Allen and Fourth Streets West A. H. Nickell Westminster Presbyterian West Fourth and Wellington Streets Willian Burton Sandford West Third Avenue Universalist—Church of the Redeemer East Fourth and Bmulberry Street Hie McCollum Jones D. D Town Street Judas Church of the Brethren West Seventh South Streets Christian Workers St. Luke's English Evangelical Trutheran West Second Commercial Streets G. R. Lowe Rising City Neb Rawe

Drunk and Disorderly Charge Faces 80-Year-Old Man

Harry Coleman of Minneapolis pleads guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct after claiming a broken shoulder. The Waterloos case against Hiram Jennings James Weisman and Elizabeth Jennings stems from a neighbor dispute and a police arrest for disorderly conduct.

Hiram Jennings James Weisman Utica N. Y Elizabeth Jennings Jennings Weisman Nira Chicago University Chicago Gemmany Tle Harry Coleman Minneapolis Waterlooys Ezabeth Jennings Thhe Ons

Aged junk man slain in Chicago robbery

Morris Lip schultz an elderly junk dealer was lured to a vacant barn at 2011 Michigan avenue and beaten to death by three men over seven dollars. He identified a suspect before dying at Michael Reese Hospital, and one man was in custody at the Twenty-second Street station.

Chicago Morris Lipschultz South Heriitage Avenue Michigan Avenue Rey Michael Reese Trobbery Lipschultz Twenty-second Street Michael Clo Jhesy

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Union New Castle, PA Evangelist Evangelical Supt. Minkel Minkel L. HH. Minkel Harry Monroe Grace M. E Grace M. EF Him United Presbyterian Second and Wellington M. G. Munn U. P Fourth Walter H. Rollins Union Congregational Thirteenth and Jefferson Streets Lee A. Brink Plymouth Congregational Public Fifth Mulberry Streets Fifth Street L. B. Hix Courtlandt Street Bible School Walter W. H. Schwedler St. Paul's Methodise Episcopal Broadway Center Streets J. E. Johnson Jefferson and Fifth Streets Frank Cole Randolph Street Grace Methodist Episcopal Carger E. D. Hull Epworth Walnut Street Baptist Free Methodist Mobile Douglas Streets E. N. Miller Carrie H. Miller Central Church of Christ West Fourth Johnson First Church of Tiler (Scientist Jefferson Straat Park Avenue West Thira Avenue Wweat Fourth Street East Christ—Episcopal Fourth St. East George W. Trinkle First Brethren West Fifth and Win. M. Beachler Logan Avenue United Evangelical J. G. Waiz Joinor K. L. C Calvary Evangelical Association Newell Streets H. J. Faust East Fourth Street Emanuel Evangelical Tin Court House Square J. H. Bauernfeind Young Pao- Die Albert GI Billy St. Joseph's Third and Mulberry Streets M. Warry Sacred Heart Fourth West Randolph Streets J. J. Hanley Fourth Street St. Mary's LaFayette i Street Forkenbrock tutheran—Corner High Maple Streets Hi, Mueller High Street L. O. Thompson EF. M. Devendorf International Bible Students’ Association At & P.m Dane Street All Earnest Bible Students Lrdenominational Tha Assembly Hall West Side Library Salvation Army Syca More Streck Haliiness Salvation Meeting Eagle Church Yinden North Addition Illinois Cojal Geo. S. Yenney West Third Street
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