Waterloo Pastors Mostly Very Young in Upper Iowa Conference
The Upper Iowa conference assigns Waterloo Methodist pastors for the coming year. New posts include Rev. F. Q. Brown at St Pauls and Rev. E A Baker at Linden. Rev J E Johnson stays at St Pauls as associate pastor. Rev W F Spry to First Church. Rev A J Northrup to Grace. Rev E A Baker at Linden. Rev F Q Brown at St Pauls. confirmation of district superintendents unchanged. The Watertown report lists many assignments across Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Dubuque and other districts with numerous pastor changes and appointments and special appointments for university students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Q. Brown
St. Paul's
EB. A. Baker
Linden
W. F. Spry
A. J. Northrup
First
Grace
Tipton
Upper Iowa
Waterloo
E. A. Baker
Linden Church
J. E. Johnson
St. Paul's Parish
M. E. Church
Spry
Lincoln
Neb
Grace M. BE
Waterloo Methodist
Saker
Brown
Epworth
Upper Iowa University
Holy Land
Baker
Cornell College
Drew Theological Seminary
Thomas M. Evans
Presbyterian Hospital
T. A. Trimble
Auburn
C. A. Peddicord
W. F. Peddicord
Jis
Fairbank
Laburer
Cedar Falls
T. M. Evans
Allison
Aredale
J.J. Gough
Brandon
H. W. Artman
Clarksville
A. W. Smith
Dike
J. H. Hayward
Dumont
M. L. Hill
Dysart
John C. Evans
Frederika
W. A. Gibbons
Geneseo
T. H. Sheckler
Greene
Powersville
L. L. Lockard
Hansell
E. J. Starr
Janesville
W. H. Smith
la Porte City
Wilcox
Marble Rock
B. A. Davis
Mt. Au’on
New Halford
W. A. Farris
Nora Springs
W. W. Soule
Northwood
Kensett
John Dawson
Parkersburg
A. M. McIntosh
Plainfield
F. O. Hillman
Plymouth
St. Paul’s Church
Waverly
L. D. Stubbs
J. W. Bissell
Grace Church
Geneva
T. M. Nielson
Gilman
A. R. Coover
Gladbrook
Grundy Center
Delman Smith
Hampton
Dewitt Clinton
Town Falls
F.C. Witzigman
Laurel
F. O. Hoffman
Marshalltown
R. FL
Hurlburt
Mason City
Wayne Melbourne
Rhodes
Minerva
Montour
Owasa
W. J. Johnson
Pleasant Ridge
W. T
State University At
Iowa City
Iowa City Quarterly Conference
W. F. King
J. B. Albrooh
Hugh Boyd
J. R. van Pelt
W. H. Slingerland
Russell Sage Foundation
Mt. Vernon
K. R. Stoltz
Dakota Wesleyan University
Kenwood
E. L. Miller
N. Parker
B. Larrabee
A. ©. Bronson
Garrett Biblical Institute
W. C. Hilmer
Ohio
Wesleyan University
Co. BE. Baker
Epworth Seminary
George H. Bretnall
Wisconsin State Normal School
LaCrosse
Wis
T. H. Gallagher
New York University
East Dubuque
Child’s Eczema Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs Edith Schwartz reports her child’s lower limb eczema began as pimples with yellow discharge, caused itching and sleep loss. After trying remedies with no relief, Cuticura Soap and Ointment provided cure in ten days, following two months of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut St
Hillsboro
Edith Schwartz
Remove Dandruff With Cuticura Soap and Ointment
To remove dandruff and soothe irritated scalp, frequent shampoos with Cuticura Soap and occasional dressings with Cuticura Ointment are recommended. Free samples and the Skin Book are offered by mail. Address Cuticura Dept T Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drugaista
Cuttcura
Dept. T
Boston
Dangerous Fire Threatens Waterloo Shoe Co Building
A fire in the toilet room of the Waterloo Shoe Co at 108 Fourth Street East threatened the building this morning. George Friedl, proprietor of the Friedl restaurant, first noticed smoke and staff evacuated. firefighters contained the blaze to the main floor with some spread to the second floor. Origin undetermined though a cigar lighter is suspected. losses to the Waterloo Shoe Co will be substantial though the structure remains standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulding
Wateriog Shoe Co
Pourth Street
Gobo
George Friedl
Friedl Restauntrant
Reste Mint
Aten
Friedl
Slo
Hames
Igs Mot
Waterloo Shoe Co
Store closes amid building damage and vague delay
A fragmentary notice reports the rear of a building damaged while the front part remains intact. Manager AO G. McColm cannot say when operations will resume as the store closes briefly. A unrelated ad promotes Foley Kidney Ville as a curative medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AO G. McColm
Jan Welloaade
Amuie
Los
Thas
Parma
Foley Kidney Ville
Cudvertisene Ned
Orphan Girl Tries to Reach Brother in Chicago
Opal Vanderlinden, 16, fled Algona with dream of finding her long lost brother. In Des Moines she used the alias Lannia March of Burt, Iowa, but was picked up by officers after two men followed her from the train. She told a matron she came to work for a family and lost her clothes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tes Moines
Big Brother
Opal Vanderlinden
Algona
Har
Vanderlinden
Chicago
Opal
Lannia March
Mount of Burt
Lowa
Les Moines
Denny and
Brophy
Martin Babcock
Des Moines
Ben Vardiman
Farm Hand Arrested In Cash Theft Case
In Anhinosa Walter ooh was fined 150 dollars and jailed forty two days for stealing 120 dollars from his employer G H Cope pess. Blink, who had worked on Cope’s farm, returned the money and was fined 100 dollars. Gladys Coppess, linked to the case, was released on bail after arraignment. The two suspects disappeared before being located in Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anhinosa
Walter Ooh
Perry
Glin
Blink
G. H. Copepess
Gladys Coppess
G. H. Coppuss
Nying
Pers Ryas
Anamosa
Link
Coppess
Hearings in U.S. Steel anti trust suit resume in New York
The federal government’s anti trust case against United States Steel will resume in New York tomorrow after nearly two years of proceedings. Testimony began in May 1912 and the court expects about another year to complete hearings and arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Claise
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Dren
Cedar Rapids
S BR. Beatty
Alburnett
Paris
Robert
Comyn
Belle Plaine
E. G. Hunt
Bertram and
Martin's Creek
Blairstown
B. Chamberlin
J. W. Bearse
Oasis
A. E. Cae
Palo
A. W. Gillilan
Ryan
Sand Creek
J. J. Sny
Der
Shellsburg
Solon
Roscoe Sires
Springville
H. C. Culver
Urbana
H. L. Dole
van Horn
L. Bear
Vinton
L. A. Swisher
Walker
D. C. Perry
West Branch
William Mitchell
Davenport
W. W. Carlton
F. P. Shaffer
Andrew
C. D. James
Bennett
A. W. Leazer
Calamus
W. A. Buell
Camanche
J. H. Craven
Center Junction
P. M. Phillips
Clarence
S. S. Smith
Clinton— First Church
C. L. Ne
Lyons Church
Slocum
Bowman
Frank Cole
Delmar
D. W. Williams
DeWitt
J. J. Kidder
Lowmoor
W. M. Baker
Martele
Morley
Batley
Maquoketa
I. A. Bartholomew
Mechanicsville
J. K. Shiffer
Miles
BE. A. Lang
Monmouth
F. W. Cass
Olin
J. M. Smith
Preston
G. J. Gee
Salula
A. N. Conklin
Stanwood
H. J. Bowder
A. I. Cook
O. C. Domer
Viola
W. A. Menneke
West Bethel
W. E. Edie
Wyoming
D. C
C. C. Casper
Cresco
B. W. Soper
Decorah
G. S. Lackland
Elma
F. G. Young
Fayette
T. H. Temple
Floyd
G. M. Shoemaker
Fredericksburg
E. L. Bellows
Guttenberg
Guy Rutherford
Hawkeye
J. F. Mitchell
Lansing
H. B. Kofske
Idma
D. M. Parker
Lime Springs
Thomas Maxwell
Luana
W. E. Butler
McGregor
R. C. Lusk
Mitchell
O. L. Thompson
Monona
J. B. Bird
Nashua
Wm. Kerwin
New Albin
New Hampton
L. C. Leman
Osage
F. W. Court
Ossian
Robert Tipton
Postville
W. R. Mellett
Riceville
P. P. Pease
Ridgeway
Sylvester
St. Ansgar
N. F. Norton
Stacyville
F. H. Shepple
Volga City
Walter Piper
Warcoma
Barnard
Waukon
J. A. Young
Dubuque
A. M. Billingsley
Manchester
Arlington
H. H. Barton
Cascada
G. F. Kelley
Clermont
J. H. Graham
Colesburg
O. J. Felter
Delhi
J. S. Westfall
Center Grove
Joseph Warton
Grandview Avenue
W. M. Lemen
Bt. Luke's
H. D. Atchison
Eaat Dubuque
Dunkerton
J. N. Reed
Barnville
C. W. Skinner
Edgewood
J. W
Masonville
T. B. Cooper
Maynard
J. Tongue
Monticello
R. V. Porter
Oelwein
J. P. van Horn
Quasqueton
W. I. N. Dinsmore
Randalla
William Galbraith
Raymond
A. G. Ward
Reeds Chapel
W. G. Smith
Strawberry Point
L. A. Bradford
West Union
W. E
Tendent
Ackley
Lilley
Albion
Lares
Keaman
Chelsea
Conrad
J. P. Potter
Eldora
Harry White
Faulkner
Wiliame
Kernalhia
K. Soewendiler
G. G. Cotehall
Vito Vernon Quarterly
George Sucherland
Serrehiry
Minlyiakeliu
AOS
Binet Predessanta Wen Dea
Tipsxpor
Vermion
Bo Chauseell
Uiemiber
MP Verne
Poley
Irlack
Sterling, Illinois
Lyme
Hue
Otore
Steel Trust
Rae Earies
Selz
Fischer’s
Selz Royal Blue” Store
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