Waterloo Churches Unite in One Fold Aldersgate Spirit
The First Baptist and Calvary Baptist churches of Waterloo announce a union after two years apart led by Reverends A. H. Nickell and Edgar A. Valiant. Resolutions from Calvary and First Baptist express reconciliation and welcome, with a reunion service planned for next Sunday. A sacramental note records Samuel Jamies, 30, dying after being struck in the temple by a bat yesterday in Dana, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Calvary Baptist Churches
Calvary Baptist
Waterloo
A. H. Nickell
Edgar A. Valiant
Churches of Waterloo West
First Congregational Church
Dana
Ind
Samuel Jamies
Calvary Baptist church strives to build a great Waterloo church
The Calvary Baptist church members are praised for their commendable ambition to expand the church in Waterloo west and serve Christ generally, with volunteers sacrificing personal aims to advance the Baptist cause. First church members, led by Mr. Valiant, are also commended for their services and strong desire to help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
Waterloo
First Baptist Church of
A. KH. Nickell
Waterloo West
First Church
Valiant
Italian shooter in jail and victim with neck wound
Sam Grago, an Italian, moaned in the city jail after shooting Toney Byeo in the neck. Byeo, at Fine Street hospital, lies conscious and improving, with a bullet hole from side to side through his neck. Grago complains of head pain and requests to be moved from solitary confinement. Nearby, a list of local items notes a Denver trip, a funeral, a clothing store change, potato prices, a church ladies' aid gathering, a wedding anniversary trip, and the death of Elizah C. Poole aged 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Grago
Toney Byeo
Grago
Ryee
Byeo
Fine Street
Byee
Religious Field Work Plans Discussed by YMCA Leaders
W M Parson and Frank M Hansen, state and county Y M C A secretaries from Des Moines, met Waterloo YMCA directors and officers at a midday dinner in the Bridge street building. They outlined state evangelistic plans and the association’s work. Devotional committees will meet at Grace M B church tonight to organize the work, with young people preparing to decorate the tabernacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. MM. Parson
Frank M. Hansen
State Y. M. C. A
Des Moines
Waterloo Y. M. C. A
Bridge Street
Grace M. B
Grace
Rockford Notes Highlight Weddings and Local News
Dr. McGray wed Miss Helene Waller of Charles City in Rockford last Wednesday. Mrs. W. D. Martin visits Dr. Eugene Martin at Jewell Town. Charles Ward returns from nine months in the West for health. Wilt Bynares visiting his mother in Montana. J. K. Bence callers in Waterloo. Teachers attend Mason City meeting. George and Mrs. Dunkelberg visit Waterloo. C. S. Moore travels to Lingerwood. Rev. Steele preaches at Congregational. Mrs. Robert White very ill. Jersen Indge No. 474 I C O F organized here with members from Charles City Marble Rock and ora Springs. Niece supper served. large initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
McGray
Helene Waller
Charles City
W. D. Martin
Eugene Martin
Jewell
Town
Charles Ward
West
Wilt Bynares
Montana
Squares
J. K. Bence
Waterloo
Mason City
George Dunkelberg
C.S. Moore
Lingerwood
N. D
Mr. Steele
Robert White
Jersen Indge
Indge
Marble Rock
Ora Springs
Dewar Notes Local Visits and Barn Addition
Dewar residents report a five week visit by the Schmitt family returning to Norman Oklahoma. August Kurtz completed a barn addition. John Muhlig and F. Schmitt took an automobile trip to Hudson. Mrs Dell Follett and daughter from Storm Lake are visiting at the Follette home. I J Emet left for Texas. Mrs F J Schmitt and Miss Mae Mercaly visited near Dunkerton. Matt Lillig and Sader families visited Eagle Center at Mrs J Schaefer's home last Sunday.
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Points
Texas
F. J. Schmitt
Mae Mercaly
Dunkerton
Matt Lillig
Sader
Eagle Center
J. Schaefer
Greene business trip to Waterloo Saturday event
Greene plans a business trip to Waterloo on Saturday. Dr. W. E. Patterson spent Thursday at the hospital in Waverly. May Fosdick of Sioux Falls visited her grandmother Mrs. Mary Hochkiss since Friday. The Cave family hosted Mrs. Cave's mother and sister from Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. Wandall returned from a week with relatives in Waterloo. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kivell on Monday October 17. Mrs. Orman Hood and Mrs. Edward Thompson visited Waterloo. Miss Lillian Taicas, a Janeaville teacher, visited with her parents. The S0esbe family and Mrs. Carrie Coeshge syant spent Sunday with relatives in Nashua. A Catholic mission will be in St. Mary's church beginning Sunday. Bert Fisher and wife welcomed a baby boy born Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
W. E. Patterson
Waverly
May Fosdick
Sioux Falls
Mary Hochkiss
C. V. Cave
Mr. Cave
Clarkaville
H. Wandall
Fred Kivell
Orman Hood
Edward Thompson
Lillian Taicas
Janeaville
GC. W. S0esbe
Carrie Coeshge Syant
Nashua
St. Mary‘s Catholic Church
Bert Fisher
Visit Among Old Friends in Waterloo Stop
Mr and Mrs Frank D Willis of St Paul visited Waterloo friends on Sunday en route from Chattanooga Tenn where they attended the twenty fourth annual meeting of the American Cemetery association The Willises son and daughter in law of J H Wilson long connected with local journalism were in Waterline Mrs Willis is daughter of Mr Wilson now head of the state free employment bureau at the capitol in St Paul The Willis family reside with Mrs Willsons 93 year old mother at present
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank D. Willis
St. Paul
Waterloo
Chattanooga
Tenn
American Cemetery Association
City
Irving
Willis
Oakland Cemetery Association
J. H. Wilson
Waterline
Courier and Tribune
Times-Tribune
Wilson
State Free Employment Bureau
Capitol
Remembering Mrs. Sara Wilson Willis of Waterloo
The note recalls Sara Wilson Willis, wife of Mr. Willis, who died three years ago. She attended school in the city and was married here. It has been eighteen years since she was loaned back to Waterloo, during which time the area saw many changes and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Sara Wilson
Waterloo
Young Hollcroft on Last Journey
The body of Kenneth Hollcroft was sent to Marshalltown for burial after a tragic death on Saturday. His mother Mrs Sheffield and brother John traveled by automobile to Waterloo and then to Marshalltown. other injured linemen, D Quick and F Richards, recover at Pine Street hospital. An old marriage license discrepancy is noted, clarifying the wedding date as November 28, 1884. Trustees take charge of Calvary Baptist church property, dissolve debt, and plan for the united congregation with the mother church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hollcroft
Chicago Great Western
Marshalltown
Bo Sheffield
John Hollcroft
Waterloo
Reinbeck
D. Quick
Maquoketa
F. &. Richards
Liscomb
Wis
Mr. Follcraft
Pine Street Hospital
Tod
Tentley
James
Richard Garton
First Baptist Church
Bentley
Calvary Baptist Church
Fourth
Alien Streets
Pair Dispute Over Marriage Date Sparks Mail Inquiry
A Nebraska attorney asks Clerk of the Courts S M Bentley to settle a dating dispute about his marriage. His wife claims November 18, 1883 in Waterloo, while he insists the event occurred on a different date, prompting an unusual inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Bentley
Nebraska
Waterloo
Chronic Diseases Require Chronic Treatment, Dr. Cothern Ad
Dr W R Coth ern offers a scientific, no contract health plan for chronic ailments including constipation indigestion diabetes obesity and skin disorders. Patients attend 1 2 times weekly with flexible hours and a cash fee of 50 cents to 1 dollar, medicine included, at 207 Bayetic Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam
Sonendy
Property of Calvary Church reunites with First Baptist
In a move linked to church property matters, Calvary Church property is discussed in connection with the reunion of First Baptist and Calvary. The item notes ongoing discussions about ownership and alignment of church assets as part of the reunion process.
Attell to defend featherweight title in Kansas City
Champion featherweight Attell and Johnny Kilbane of Cleveland will fight ten rounds in Kansas City, Missouri, tonight for the world title. Kilbane challenges, while both boxers prepare for a decisive bout shaping the featherweight division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Attell
Johnny Kilbane
Cleveland
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