Installation of Rev Williamson at First Baptist church
Rev Williamson is installed as pastor at First Baptist in a Sunday service with Dr Milian of Des Moines University as principal speaker. Local clergy E Stull and A Edwards play roles. music includes CorA Armstrong and works by Tschainsky and Buck. Evening sermon by Rev Williamson titled No Drifters. First Evangelical hosts Rev Schempp of Reutlingen and youth service led by Clarence Waust. Westminster Presbyterian discusses evangelistic sermons by Dr Ton and others. First Congregational resumes morning services with Dr J Clark preaching on church temptations. choral selections and solos planned. Walnut Street Baptist observes Lord’s Supper at 11:15 after vacation-related delay. B I P I meeting moved to 6:30. First M E features Rolla F Hurlburt on The Greatest—Qu Bible. choir performs Seek Ye the Lord and My Redeemer. Central Christian plans morning sermon First Pings First and evening Lights and Shadows. United Presbyterian lists sermons by I C Rankin and evening Constructive Work That Lasts. Burton Avenue Baptist preacher V C G Kelford on God’s Plan for My Life. nighttime sermon Suffering an Instrument of God’s, and T Birdlay’s lessons. Trinity Lutheran Sunday school and morning service. Pastor Moehrmann away at synod. Rev O Haspew preaches on The Disability of Man and Evolution. Presbytery at Oelwein to hear Dr John Robertson Macintyre. Waterloo clergy attend. Pastor Metcalf accepts call to Harlan. will begin Oct. 1 after five years at Cedar Falls.
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RH. E. Miamnson
First
Drini W. Milian
Desines Univers
E. Stull
Elbert M
W. R
Walliamson
A. J. Edwards
Scott
Cora Armstrong
Tschainsky
Dudley Buck
William 1
First Evangelical
John Schempp
Reutlingen
Imany
Schempp
Reuilingen
Westminster Presbyterian
Rody
G. Tinney
J. Wilberman
Hirst
St Congational Church
FL J. Clark
Mark
Wilnut Street
Y W. McDonald
Lulumith
McDonald
Central Christian
G. D. Serrill
James
E. J. Lockwood
S United Presbyterian
I. C. Rankin
Jesus
Burton Avenue Baptist
Ray
V. CG
Kelford
Amorrow
T. Birdlay
Morris
Trinity Aumeriaur Lutheran
Hey
F_ Herjert Moehrmann
Oelwein
Hureli
Otho
Haspe
Will a Man Rob God in Malachi Bible Talk
William Jennings Bryan presents a New Testament era lesson from Malachi calling Israel to return to God's ordinances. He frames tithes and offerings as the test of faithfulness, arguing one tenth is the practical duty and path to blessing, with moral and spiritual stakes for society.
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William Jennings Bryan
Malach
Israel
Malachi
Jane
Lincoln
Tne
God
MilHons
Uno
Thundershowers End Torrid September Heat Wave
A strong heat wave lasting through September was broken by a wind shift and thundershowers yesterday evening. The gauge near R B Slippy recorded .60 inches of rain, the temperature dropping from the upper 90s as the wind turned from south to northwest. An electrical display accompanied the storm, with yesterday’s high near 96 and the heat spike ending after a week of 90s. Farmers welcomed the rain for fall ploughing.
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R. B. Slippy
Mercury
The
Van Hoesen Family Escapes Serious Injuries In Crash
H. J. Van Hoesen and family of 305 South Street escaped severe injuries when a car swerved off the road near Forest and overturned into a six foot ditch while traveling to Chicago. Mrs Van Hoesen and children Marian Mary Jane and Sr M Jr were in the car. they were shaken but unhurt. The vehicle sustained major damage to wheels bumper and fenders. repairs were later arranged after the family rode the train to Chicago.
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Chicago
van Hoesen
South Street
Forest É. I
Ghd
van *Hoesen
Marian
Mary-Jane
Sr. M. Jr
Rochester
Chiedgo
American Legion urges stronger navy foru
Members of the American Legion in convention urged a robust navy and allied forces to sustain United States security. Resolutions demanded a well manned fleet, training, and bases to project power and protect continental and overseas possessions, with copies sent to federal leaders and candidates.
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Department of Laws
United States
Conceral Sawyer
Ami Grea
Creel Vettada
Japan
Pistave
Ami
Warick
Iowa
Secretar
Navy
Senate
House Naval and Appropriation Committees
Congress
Act
Towns
Church Directory listing various congregations by street and denomination
A fragmented directory style list of churches with denominations and locations such as Walnut Street and Park Ray. It names churches including CHRISTADELPHIAN CHRISTIAN FIRST CONGREGATIONAL EPISCOPAL LUTHERAN UNITED METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST and others with scattered street cues and service notes. The item resembles a local directory page listing houses of worship and their meeting times or leaders.
Religion and tongues in faith and folly
A 1921 religious meditation contrasts true faith with showy zeal. It cites James 1 and 26, warns against an unruly tongue, and urges humility over loud piety in church life, urging readers to seek God’s guidance for speech.
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Hell
Heaven
James
God
Jas
Woman seeks police at midnight over strong odor
A woman at 708 South Street called police at 12:30 a m to locate a strong antiseptic odor. Detectives and a patrol driver responded but could not identify a source. The officer requested the sanitary inspector L McDermott to assist in tracing the smell.
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South Street
Shere
L. McDermott
Short Will Attend Scout Conference
Ray F Short a Boy Scout executive with A A Stocker and Fred G Davie left Cedar Falls to attend the second National Biennial conference of Scout executives in Blue Ridge North Carolina. They joined a special train in St Louis after a morning departure. The conference opens September 12 with representatives from many foreign countries already involved in scouting.
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Ray F. Short
A. A. Stocker
Fred G. Davie
Cedar Falls
Des Moines
Blue Ridgr
XN. C
St. Louis
Jscouting
America
Unclear OCR: legislators, hospitals, and Legion aid
Fragmentary text references Beghou Waturlog and Lockers Chapman names, hospital planning, a state hospitaligation committee, Leyton publications, and an auxiliary to the Legion for soldiers. The garbled prose mentions a bonus and a request not to punish criminals, with many distorted terms.
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Hanklog
Log
Waturlog
Eivic Bodiei
Chapmiy
Nisdn
Urbing
Poats Ta
Jairimengy
Leyton Publications
Tbrury
Polan
Legion
Rafter
Waterloo Post Office Seeks Room to Expand Federal Edifice
Davis inspects coalitions and post dayls in Sioux City with Post Master Kelly. He notes Waterloo facilities are inadequate as 21 carriers work from station A and mail must be hauled. Judge Scott outlines plans for a fourfold increase in federal court space in a new Waterloo building.
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Ui Vonsenaha
Moll Kelly
Selly
Catacgoimy
Tly Eile Taney
Post- Wesher
Ciylt
Cooge
Waterloo
Davis
Sioux City
United States
Kelly
Vortones
Fenderal Court
U. S$. Marstnal
Harry M. Daugherty
U.S. District Court of Nchils
George W. Scott
Federal Court
Waterloo Postof
Ics
West End Grant Highway Pavement to Start Next Week
Work on the Grant highway section from Cedar Falls to Grundy county begins with McCusick Construction as mixers and forms are set. Once pine arrives from Chicago to finish the two mile water supply line, concrete pouring should start around Tuesday or Wednesday of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Highway
Cedar Fall
Grundy County
McCusick Constrution Company
Chicago
End of Ali and the God-Given Treasure
Fragmented verse reflecting on unharvested wealth and simple joys. The speaker laments not reaping the great treasure but finds solace in the poor man’s pleasures, noting departure and gratitude for what was enjoyed.
Kiss Suamer Appears Across New York Concert Circuit
Waterloo music circles recall Mise M Headford as a successful musician who has performed in many recitals and programs. She appeared with Shirlings, Campanari, and teen-WUE in New York and eastern cities, sharing programs with Miss Miriam ALUPSD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiss Suamer
New York
Campanari
Waterloo
Mise M Headford
Miriam Alupsd
Machine to Clean Streets Shown in Waterloo Today
A street cleaning machine from Austin Western Road Machinery is demonstrated to Waterloo officials. The unit sprinkles, sweeps, and collects debris on Logan Avenue with Nudebeck guiding the trial. Councilmen may buy the device for 4500 dollars and also consider ordering 1506 street signs at their Monday meeting.
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Austin Western Road Machinery Company
Logan Avenue
Join Nudebeck
Austin
Til
Tis City Council
Miss Headford Plans Italian Opera Debut in Milan
Miss Pearl Headford, daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Headford of 130 Leland Avenue, left Waterloo for New York City today and will sail this month to Milan to pursue opera. She will first visit London Paris and Brussels before Milan, with an indefinite stay to study in the Italian opera.
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Pearl Headford
W. T. Headford
Leland Aveue
New York City
Milan
Italy
London
Paris
Brussels
Jlreadford
Opera
Pama
Itaily
Waterloo
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Dagny Jorgensen
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Ruth Hamblin
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Lime
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