Power and cruelty in Jesus before the council
A devotional commentary on Matthew’s Passion narrative notes Jesus fulfilling Scripture, the betrayal and arrest, false witnesses, Pilate’s inquiry, and the injustice of His treatment. It reflects on submission to suffering, prophecy fulfilled, and the coming judgment for those who crucified Him, urging faith in His final return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Moses
Jesus
Annas Frat
Bua
Peter
Mark
Alshake
Hezekiah
Christ
Judas Isrartot
God
Courier want ad sparks market entry
A Courier advertisement hints at new courier services, signaling market entry and potential employment opportunities. The readable text mentions a job listing and local interest in delivery work.
Church Directory Ad Adventist and Other Faiths
The clipping lists numerous church notices with multiple denominations. It includes Seventh Day Adventist at Kistner’s chapel 316 Third Avenue, Baptist, Catholic, Congregational, Church of Christ Scientist, and more, detailing services, sermon topics, and meeting times across addresses such as Jefferson Street, Park Avenue, Walnut Street, and Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kistner
Third Avenue
G. R. McNay
C. H. Day
Washington Street
Salvation Army and Undenominational Meetings Listed
Miscellaneous notices show Salvation Army events at 222 1-2 Fifth Street with meetings from 4:90 a.m. holiness session and 2:00 p.m. junior gathering to 8:00 p.m. Young People's Legion at Wood's building. Also undenominational services at Hileman Gindt chapel 617 Mulberry with Bible class, Sunday school, and Tord's supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Fifth Street
A. Moyer
Young People’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
W. W
Wood
F. S. Pettit
Dotha Walker
Esther Goodenough
Hileman Gindt
Mulberry Sea
Tord
Traveling Men’s Smoker At Motel Russell-Samson
City men from various lodges and societies gather for an evening of pleasure at the Motel Russell-Samson. The program includes a smoker and luncheon with other diversions promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Samson
Efficiency Campaign To Include Local Churches
A state wide efficiency campaign by Iowa Congregational churches will reach Waterloo. A team led by Dr Hitchcock national secretary of the Congregational Missionary Society visits Waterloo next Thursday for afternoon and evening meetings at First Union and Plymouth Congregational churches. The contingent also includes Dr H F Miliga Dubuque Dr A R Rice Waverly and Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Congregational
Waterloo
Christian Workers of the First
Union
Plymouth Congregational
Hitchcock
Chicaxe
The
Congregational Missionary Society
HW. FF. Miliga
Dubuque
A. R. Rice
Waerly
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falla
Missionaries Giffen to Speak at First United Presbyterian
Rev J K Giffen and wife mark 31 years as missionaries in Egypt. After a furlough they plan to resume work soon. The couple, once Ohio wed, belong to pioneer Egyptian Sudan missions and will share experiences at both Sunday services. Their daughter recently married is also a missionary there.
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Presbyterian
Park and Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
Christian Endeavor Society
Junior
Christian Endeavor
East Park
Kern and Cutler
Daniel Davies
First United—Second
Wellington
M. G. Munn
J. Kelly Giffen
Westminster
Randolph
W. B. Sandford
Brotherhood
Westminster Sunday School
F. W. Jenks
C. N. Munger
L. H. Smith
Northminster
Baitou
Avalon
BE. W
J. K. Giffen
Wleiling
5. M. Bentley
Bentley
Ohio
Mra. Giffen
Sudan
Giffen
Mrs. Giffen
First United Presbyterian Church
Janny N. Silouasy Bett
Cole
Nevada
Hey
Walter Motualf
Wadisbury
Mirst
Eventua
Mra
Ives
Mina Fithed
Ane Drews
Wo. Mularety
Waterloo
Powers
Kalabeck
Wioomer
Minnesota
Baker
J. W. Holland
Greenwood Cemetery
Bloomer
H. Byrves
Acrea
Poreon
Moxy
Leas
Los Angeles
Gal
C. M. Wyth
Cnidiwell
Canada
M. Wyth
GC. A. Younker
Paul Pfeiffer
Pigot
Ark
Nathan Glet
Richard
Chicago
Webster, Mass
Congregational Church
Clarion
Cedar Falls
D. Sands
Wright
Greenwood Meetings to Be Concluded Sunday
Revival services at Walnut Street Baptist Church end this Sunday with evangelist Lawrence B. Greenwood delivering sermons at 11:00 a.m. and 7:36 p.m. at the church and 3:30 p.m. at Champlin Chapel. Evening services have been held in Champlin Chapel all week and have been satisfactory.
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Walnut Street
Lime and
Walnut
J. B. Smith
Lawrence
Greenwood
Boston
Champlin Chapel
Burton Avenue
Riehl Street
F. E. McStay
Lawrence B. Green
Wood
Antioch
Mulberry Street
R. A. Broyles
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Lawrence B. Greenwood
Latter Day Saints Hold Waterloo Conference at Labor Temple
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints plans a Waterloo conference Sunday November 1 at Labor Temple 515 Mulberry Street. It will be among the largest in the state with ten elders from across the state in attendance. Notable speakers will discuss LDS ethics, special music is arranged, and no collection will be taken. Services at 2 PM and 7:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Waterloo
Labor Temple
Mulberry Street
Sermons By Dr Effie McC Jones At Universalist Church
Dr Effie McCollum Jones, pastor of the Universalist church, plans two sermon series starting tomorrow. The first series covers faith and life on Sunday mornings through November, the second offers Ideal sermons in evening services for the month with topics including What Are You Doing With God, the Father and The Ideal Man The Ideal Woman and The Ideal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First—Sixth
Wellington
W. H. Beachler
Christian Endeavor
First United—Fourth
Allen
R. E. Graves
Church of the ‘Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blough
Fourth
Randolph
Spry
John Son
Icheme
Elizabeth Platner
Cedar Falla
Grace—tead
Fifth Street
St. Paul’s
M. E
Q. Brown
Broadway
Linden—Roy
B. A. Baker
Mobile
Douglas
J. L. Riley
Universalist
Church of the Redeemer
Fourth and Mulberry
Effie McCollum Jones
D. D
God
Father
Universalist Church
Meetings at Calvary Church to Be Continued
Evangelical church meetings by gospel team Revs. Lang Yagg y Haehlen continue next week. Growing interest and excellent attendance, with several conversions reported. Pastor Haehlen to preach tomorrow morning and Rev Lang to preach in the evening. Special music features the services.
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J. A. Haeblen
J. Lang
Emanuel
Lafayette and
Park
Lang
Nenford
Pla
Job
Calvary Church
Logan Avenue United
Logan and Dane
J. M. Bamford
Calvary Evangelical Church
E. J. Lang
A. R. Y ¥Aggy
J. A. Haehlen
J. A. Haebien
Story Teller Miss Bridges to Lead YWCA Vesper
Miss Bridges, organizing a National Story Telling league branch here, will preside at the YWCA Sunday vesper service. A pupil of Miss Georgene Falkner of Chicago she is noted as a distinguished storyteller. The event, aimed at young women, invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bridges
National Story Telling League
Georgene Falkner
Chicago
Grace K Teeter Fiven Divorces C F Teeter
Grace K Teeter is granted a divorce from C F Teeter with custody of their minor son Charles Teeter. Alimony set at 20 dollars monthly from November 1, 1914, to October 1, 1919. Court assigns household furniture including a piano, a $400 note, and property portions in Conger Park Addition and Leavitt’s Addition as settlement. Temporary injunction writ noted as issued or possibly withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace F. Teeter
C. F. Teeter
Charles Teeter
Conger Park
Leavitt
Cedar Falls daily notes travel and events items
Cedar Falls readers receive a roundup of community notes including church events, student activities, visits by local residents and neighbors, upcoming performances at the Cotton theatre, and a Caledonian society gathering in Waterloo. The piece also mentions school tobacco violations and local funeral services among Cedar Falls happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Cummins
Cedar Falls
Thirkys
Arrests of local business keepers and grocers reported
The report notes arrests of several restaurant and poolroom keepers along with some grocerymen. It mentions a thorough inspection and that the county attorney spent most of the day assisting at the trial, directing efforts toward the bottom of the case.
Soldiers Depart But Not to Fight
Capt. George Welleln of Company 3 and eleven Iowa National Guard soldiers left Cedar Rapids this morning to join a military tournament and field meet. Delegations from several companies across the state will attend with events such as a shoe race equipment race retiring sharpshooters race centipeds mice and more. The novelty may become a permanent feature if successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Welleln
Cedar Rapids
Iowa National Guard
October Rain Totals 4.32 Inches In Official Report
The October weather shows no unusual conditions with many pleasant days. Ralph Slippy notes eleven rainy days and a total precipitation of 4.32 inches. The warmest day was the 1st at 82 degrees and the 27th the coolest at 20, marking the first frost of fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Slippy
Uncle Sam
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Church Directory
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Park Avenue
W. L. Dorgan
Brethren
Christian
Central—fourth and South
L.C. Moore
Christian Eendeavor Society
National Convention of the Christian Churches
Atlanta
Christian Science
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Jefferson
Congregational First
Fourth and South
Dem
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Thirteenth and
G. R. Parker
Plymouth
Fourth Street
A. N. Tuttle
Plymouth Church
St. Joseph's
Third
Mulberry
HE. J. Slattery
Wm. Rowan
St. Mary’s—Fark and
Lafayette
H. P. Rohlman
J M. Campbell
Sacred Heart
D. J. Lenihan
Father Friedman
Congregation
Soms of Jacob
Fifth West
I. Lamansky
Lutheran
HB. Mueller
H. Prekel
St. Luke's Anguish
Lutheren
Howard Angpach
Methodist
Randolphaa
H. Zilmar
Episcopal
Fourth East
G. W. Hinkle
St. Mark's—Corner
Denver
Calvary
Newell
A. Haclen
Egypt
Sreenwood
Effie McC. Jones
Grace K. Teeter Fiven
San Francisco
TTR
Evening Courier
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Resmients
Krief
Collar Palla
Collera
Thomas Orchestra
John Caldwell
St. Luke
First Congregation Church
Uth
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Grace Lambert
Piper
R.A. Santee
George Wyth
East Cedar Falla School
Misa Marian Wyant
Miss Raymond
Frank B. Miller
Ruth
Mr. Miller
J. Miller
Hannah Parsons
Harriet Henry
Davenport
Ethel Andrews
College Hill
Grundy Center
Cotton Theatre
Cosmos
Dar Falls
Pinkerton Hall
Margaret Oliver
Col' Ingo
Scotland
Mra. W
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W.a.bryant&sons Co
Sycamore Streets
B. H. Kascht
Ictober
Underwood
New York
Emil A. Trefzger
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