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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1919

Page

11

Waterloo church calendar lists multiple denominations services

The Waterloo area calendar shows Adventist Seventh Day at Jefferson Park, Baptist First at Jefferson Park, Walnut Street churches, Antioch and Burton Ave churches with varied service times from morning worship to Sunday school. Catholic mass schedules at St Josephs Sacred Heart and St Marys. Christadelphian and Plymouth churches. Episcopal Christ Church and St Marks. Evangelical and Lutheran listings. United Brethren Immanuel and Grace Memorial. Presbyterian First and Second United. Congregational First and Fourth. Methodist First and St Pauls. plus various rescue missions and holiness congregations with Sunday school and prayer meeting times. entries cover pastors, sermon times, and youth programs.

Baptist Yfirat Jefferson Street Park Avenue Clyde J. Asking Walnut Street John Burson Smith Pasor Norning Vially Martin Subject Collett Far East Antioch Oooreau Douglas Brethren Wellington Sunuay Uw. m Christian Endeavor Church of the Brethren Seventh and South A. P. Blough Christian Workers Asion Thirteenth Jefferson Cal Nash Lao Ave M.j Dinor lChristian Nsetvies Hevening Episcopal Fourth Street M. L. Tate St. Mark’s Denver Thomas Horton Holy Communion A. m. Everts Sundh Moarth Preyer Meting Thursda Logan Avenu United Logan and jDane J. Go Speaker Sunewn KL. C. Wy Nhs Goya Whirsday Son Prayer Meeting Fda P.m. Westminster Yeni Park Kern and Cutler Cutler Gieorge Manody Arte Jie Pastor Bible Sell Rnie Northminster Baltuwaml Avalin Ier A. T Grelzinger Cecar Heights Community Church Presbyterian N. Alethressel Christian Enor United Brethren Immanuel Walnut and Vine Graves Fourth and Allen Erekel Jacob Yagsy Gnupe Daish Lutheran South and Fitzhim Jung St Lures English Galvation Army Big Brother Campbell Avenue Rev William Ariseton Water Street Ensign Andi Hofman Henry X Ya. m Dutcher League Inle’s Legion Mapie Woods Mueller Spyilding Fourth Ruth Magawan Oc. A Bridge Street Ald Houser Harrison ‘Society BR. I. S& Society Mrnday A. Wall Webstar Street Randolph Pantor Frank W. Court D. D Bible School Bermon Epworth League Tita Jorning Fue Graece Fifth Street I. J Lockwood D. C Yeas St. Pauls M. E—lIbcy C._E. Luce Ipastor Broadway A. Oy Epworth Jeag

M E Conference Opens to Laymen at Charles City

The Upper Iowa Conference enters its fourth day with a lay member resolution passing 96 to 39. Several ministers admitted on trial and others advanced in years of study. A Ministers Wives program is held this afternoon followed by a centenary sermon by Dr E L Mills and an Epworth League rally led by Rev E A Baker.

Charles City Upper Iowa Stuntz T. James North Dakota GW. Turner Vermont O. Sandbank B. Palk West Wisconsin A. Cromb Minnesota BR. J. Vandervoort Ilinois W. C. Perdue Iowa James Beaman C. G. Lusted Hansell C. O. Parks Monmouth J. W. Soule Lansing D. Offenger Marion H. L. Tole Melbourne B. H. Burnce Randalia J. W. Bearse Lauiel Geo. Woodall Davenport J. Bane Cedar Rapids J. Domer Bertram L. WH. Joslin Ackley J. Snyder Elwood D. BD Welch Cascade Mirgi Fayette D. V. Butler Ce Har Rapids LL. C. Kirby Hawkbye BL. Weaver Dike J.C. Wharton Masonville WA. Buell Plymouth J. F. Mitchell Aredale E. D. Wells Strawberry Point O. J. Felter Raymond R. B. Sires Chester W. T. Smuth Geneva R. Keagy Ray C. Busenbark G. Fassett N. F. Pifer J. W. Ash J. C. Davia Ministers’ Wives Association W. W. Carlton F.A. Laws O. B. Chassell Homey C. Stunit E. L. Mills New York City L. ©. Lemon. Osage E. A. Baker Epworth League J. O. ‘Far Chicago

Atonement Day Observance Set For October Fourth

On Saturday October 4 Jews will observe the Day of Atonement. The day is the holiest in Judaism, marked by fasting and prayer from sunset Friday night October 3 to sundown Saturday. It emphasizes sin and repentance as core religious principles and calls Jews to devote the day to spiritual reflection.

House of God

Moody Bible Institute Graduates Form Group In Waterloo

Moody Bible Institute graduates residing in Waterloo gathered at the Fred Daniels Resella mission hall last evening and completed the formation of an organization. Rev W Y C G Kelford of Burton Avenue Baptist Church was named president and Miss Bessie Campbell, a mission worker, was elected to operate the group. Contained errors in the original text are retained as read.

Moody Bible Institute Waterloo Fred Daniels Resella WY. CG. Kelford Burton Avenue Baptists Church Bessie Campbell

Rally Program at First Baptist Sunday Service

Sunday will be rally day at First Baptist Church with a morning service featuring Edwin Mesick a longtime Sunday school attendee. The program includes orchestra violin and vocal solos by Mrs Di etibach Mildred Wit tick and a duet by Miss Lillian Lohner and Mrs J Askins plus talks by Rev C J Askins and Mrs Z A McManus. The evening sermon by the pastor titled Im Forever Blowing Bubbles will close the day.

First Baptist Church Edwin Mesick First Baptist Sunday School Dietibach Mildred Wittick Lillian Lohner Mr. Mesick

Special Music Service Tomorrow at Westminster Church

Sunday evening service at Westminster Presbyterian Church will be a full music program. Directed by Kenneth B. Runkel, a 25 voice chorus choir performs with various anthems and solos including Lift Up Thine Eyes and The Lord Is My Shepherd, featuring Mrs Ciladre Nelson and others.

Westminster Pr Rlerian Church Kenneth B. Runkel Kunkel Allony Tate Ciladre Nelson Smarty

Pastor Sets Laboring Man Appeal at New Church

The Egan Reéeliie church board met with Rev John Speaker to plan his pastorate. He outlined devotional Sunday services and an evangelistic evening with a special appeal to laboring men at the Kyvangeliva building corner Logan avenue and Dane. A bora choir a girls' choir and an adult body will merge for several services.

Egan Reéeliie John Speaker Mr. Speaker Kyvangeliva Logan Av Nie and Dane Suveral Sprvleos

Evangelical delegates gather for quadrennial conference events

More than 60 delegates from Evangelical associations across America and Canada met yesterday to plan the three week quadrennial session. Key speakers, financial reports, and strategic aims dominated the opening day, with delegates touring Cedar Falls grounds and hearing talks by Bishop Spreng and Rev. Wiener. The gathering includes church officials from Naperville and Cedar Rapids and aims to consider uniting the United Evangelical Church with the Evangelical denomination.

Amilivites Evangelisa America Cata Jadiew Teo C. Muckel Cearge Johnson Bever Hand Uxec Johnson Tal Perkins Iowa Loibhbard Jrardis County Anglec Dev J. J. Wiener Hissionary Society For the Evangelical Association Naperyile Lilye Ceilar Pass Siew. Abr Wiener Financial Vlans Severy Conservong Nahe Montana Northwest Paullin Coast Addtion Californix Ney G. G. Schmid Oregon Trev C. J. Schuster Washimeton A. Zabel Y. Wo Uata de. Smith Irsty Vangelical Cnureh A. GC Preston Waterloo Mumisterm! Association Welc Bishop & ‘Lb. Spreng Superville Cedar Falls United Evangelical Church H.d. Faust W. Bock W.J. Tang Cedar Walls Nev B. A. Wiener Naperville F. L Maas Cedar Rapids UL Nubu

Antioch Baptist Church to report on fund campaign

Antioch Baptist Church will report tomorrow on a campaign to raise a 1000 dollar special fund for remodeling. The pledge drive has progressed satisfactorily and the final report should show substantial progress. Rev Burton of Topeka Kansas will deliver the morning sermon while T L Griffith, a long time YMCA worker, will speak Monday evening on The Colored Soldier in France. Returned veterans will be asked to attend in uniform. Public, no admission. Some details remain unclear due to damaged text.

Antioch Baptist Church Annie Burton Topeka Kan T Pr T.L. Griffith YY. MC. A Avere Spas France

Organ Recital in First M E Church Evening Hour

Tomorrow evening at First M E Church George E Turner will give an organ recital with quartet and chorus selections. It is the first musical program by Turner and will not replace regular services while the pastor attends conference. The program includes pieces honoring Edwin and other American music supporters with a varied lineup of organ works and vocal contributions.

M. E George E. Turner Nagic Shereh Mr. Turner W W. Court Dedwin Ie Jetustan Verenation Company Gee Drapdite Erbeend Aang Bargin Einar Rael HNC

Prominent Evangelical Visitors Lead Calvary Service

Prominent visitors from the Evangelical Association attend Calvary Evangelical tomorrow for a Sunday school service. Aliss Elnora Rank, a returned missionary from Croat Japan, will speak. Rank and other missionaries on furlough will give talks. There is no evening service.

Evangelical Assocution Board of Prission Gt First Evangelical Church Calvary Gyvangelect Elnora Rank Japan Ares Chir Hore Calvur ALLOA First Evangelical Church

Big Building Planned for Repass Auto Co Expansion

One of the largest wooden structures of the year will rise behind the Repass automobile quarters on Third Street. The $126,100 building will house Repass wholesale automobile accessories with a salesroom near the main door. The Accessories Department now on Fifth Street West will move in upon completion, with work to start within 30 days and finish around March 1. The site has long housed a lumber shed formerly used by the Naumann company.

Westanday L.A. Maine Company Hepass & Clark Building Company Repass Third Street Re Jchiss Automobile Company Fifth Street Naunian Company

Remarkable 62-Year White Sunday School Attendance Record

Edwin Masiek attends the White Sunday School for a 62 year streak, to speak at rally day exercises at First Baptist tomorrow. His long tenure began in 1870 in Waterson with the Qintior aepartment, making him a distinguished figure in local church and community work. He later served as secretary of the People’s Mutual Building & Lawn association while holding roles at the Waterloo Courier.

Edwin Masiek Terson Masiek First Baptist Church Tha Moriah Lee Sunday Shoal Morsiol Waterloo Courier People's Mutual Building & Lawn Assocition Dong Heen Courier Uren W, TH. Martian Meslek Loan Association Ster Ie The Tatler Concern

U S Recruiting Party Arrives in Waterton for Week Stay

A recruiting party from Camp Grant Sixth Division, Rockford Illinois, comprising several officers and eight men, is scheduled to arrive in Waterton today for a week long stay.

U. S Campy Grant Rockford Waterton Anto

Military recruiting drive on cattle show grounds

A two week recruiting push is planned with a camp on the cattle show grounds. The party will operate outdoors today and Sunday with a complete field kitchen under Maj J Daly and Chaplain F C Hideout, Captain Guy F Robinson in charge, to feed the men and showcase facilities near Low n.

Lown J. ©. Daly F.C Guy F. Robinson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jefferson and Park Avenue St. Joseph's Mulberry I Ray EJ. Slattery M. F. Toomey Sacred Heart Standolph John Molloy Father I McMahon St. Mary's Church Lafayette and Park Avenue East Henry Kuester Maurus Eberle Joseph H. Toth Digg Christadelphian Christadelphian Ecclewiz jFifth Randolph Streets Congregation Sons of Jacob J. Doctor Sarvices Nevada Street Werinun B. A. Maynent Dence Glenwood Si Eryave Albany Alobile Toya Tastol D. Serrill Lomuaen Christ, Scientist First Church of Christ Knights of Pythias Hall Commercial Street Commercial Fifth Streets Vest Bible Now al Sop AL Mobell Metropolitan Holiness Mission New Fifth and Sycamore Streets Joes Moody Bible Institute Graduates Organi“E Tocashonias Lump Beskins Coal Co Wat First Baptist Westminster Church E. A Mission Board Greenhin Calvary Evangelical Repass Auto Co Bdavin Mesiek Actonead Menten First Baptist Chiech Blavin Albsick Irene Fifth Avenue Florence Ferrell Grace Methodist Church Mr. Thomas A. Edison Davidsons Towas Bridge Street-Waterloo's Center First Congregational Fred J. Clark Marshall Champetre Papini Rose Reichard Marshall Wilma Basher Galloway Gail Campbell Ora Wilson John Knox Sale Miss Patti Lindner Spicker Reichardt Iries First Congregational Church Wred J, Clark Fourth and South
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