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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1922

Page

10

Sunday Church Offerings Highlight Homecoming and Talks

Sunday offerings across churches showcase varied interests with Homecoming at First Brethren inviting all residents to attend. G P Wisshard and C A worker in India will speak at First Congregational and First Presbyterian, with Wisshard detailing his Y M C A work in Bangalore and travel to Ceylon starting 1925.

First Brethren Church G. P. Wisshard C. A India Wighard First Congregational First Presbyterian Bangalore Ceylon Northwestern University Fred J. Clark Lothrop J. WH Bur Chapman

Birth and childhood of Christ in Bryan weekly talks

William Jennings Bryan discusses the birth and childhood of Jesus as recorded in Luke 2 and the universal observance of Christ’s birthday. He highlights Jesus’s temple episode at age twelve, growth in wisdom and favor with God and man and the home life as a model for modern families and Sunday schools. He contrasts worldly holidays with the moral focus of Christmas.

Christ William Jennings Bryan Luke Usi Jesus Earth Washington Temple Nazareth Joseph Mary The Republic

Grace Church Pulpit Supply Uncertain At District Meeting

Mason City Iowa September delegates consider changes at Grace Church sources list potential reassignment to Bella Plaine Chitheshy Mayette Grady Center Sumer AIMLOSN Greene Roeloard Mavion and Jan Porte City. Leek Wood likely to become Waterloo district superintendent amid agitation over supply. Conference adjourns. Bishop Richardson presides.

Mason City Upper Jawa Center Vauference Bella Plaine Chitheshy Mayette Grady Center Sumer Aimlosn Greene Roeloard Mavion Jan B.y Richardson Paul

Communion Service and Anniversary Observed at Christ Episcopal

The morning service at Christ Episcopal will feature Rev Bergeman's pulpit with Rev William Grobe assisting at communion. The pastor preaches evening. Sunday marks the second anniversary of Rev Ernest B Mounsey’s rectorship with 11 am Holy Communion and a talk on The Connection of Virtues with Faults by Mounsey. Mrs Leo Alexander leads music. First M E holds Sunday school with no morning preaching. Emanuel Lutheran today offers German at 9 30 and English at 11 am.

Bergeman William Grobe Christ Episcopal Christ Episcopal Church Ernest B. Mounsey Mr. Mounsey Leo Alexander M. E Hamannuel Lutheran

Sunday School Officers Plan for Winter's Work

A booster meeting at Walnut Streets Baptist church drew about 60 officers teachers and class presidents. A brief musical program opened addresses aimed at boosting Sunday school interest with performances by N o Altland Fred Moffit Mrs Peter Daley Mae Howell Clauds Crane and H B Howell. Rev R N McDonald urged measures to be adopted by the Sunday school.

Walnut Streets Baptist Church N. O. Altland Fred Moffit Peter Daley Mae Howell Clauds Crane H. B. Howell Tune Adams

Midsummer Weather Slinks Into September

Yesterday felt like July with temperatures rising to the high 80s and a government thermometer recording a hot afternoon. The coolest readings were not yet clear as a westward wind shift promised a cooldown, while a light rain with thunder and lightning occurred early in the day, marking the first rain in some time.

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What Los Saps put THE WAY mS BE WISE

A religious reflection argues that true wisdom comes by embracing folly before God. It cites 1 Corinthians and questions human standards of wisdom, suggesting steadfast belief in Jesus’ blood as the path to real wisdom, framed as a fool for Christ.

Los Saps Jesus Christ Calvary L. Cor iii

Welfare Worker of Boston to Speak at Grace Church

Rev E J Helms of Morgan Memorial in Boston will address Grace Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow morning. He heads 170 paid workers plus volunteers in a large social welfare effort begun 50 years ago by Henry Morgan. The program highlights the charity work, salvaging items for the poor, Goodwill bags reaching 66000 Boston homes, and industrial training for the jobless.

E. J. Helms Boston Mass Methodist Episcopal Church America Morgan Memorial Mr. Helms Henry Morgan Social Welfare Morgan Morgan Memorial Institution Church of All Nations Seavey Organiza

Tarbell to Direct First Baptist Singers at Church

C L Tarbell of 617 Vermont Street has been engaged to lead the First Baptist church chorus with the first rehearsal next Wednesday evening. He will direct the choir at public services for the first time on Quet 8, with Mrs R G Taylor continuing as organist. Tarbell brings experience from Toledo and Cleveland and has presented in Waterloo before. Plans are under way for a vigorous musical program at the church under the pastor Rev. RK.

Central Christian Litter School Central Christian Church G. de Serrill Trinity Lutheran Trinity American Lutheran Hm Trinity American Lutherans Jesus United L Presbyterian Troyd . S. Moorehead First Baptist First Baptist Church First Presbyterian R. Macartney Walnut St. Baptist Sidnay G. I Berzeman Zion” Evangelical Church Cedar Falls

Bashor in Critical Condition at High Street Home

S N Bashor of 305 High Street has been in critical condition for days after his fourth stroke, unable to speak though recognizing his wife. He has suffered failing health for years and his condition worsened a week ago. He seemed to be failing this morning and Thursday night was feared to be his last hours.

S. N. Bashor High Street Anul Altho Ile

Christian Eliason 77 Dies at Plainfield Iowa

Christian Eliason, 77, died around 3 p.m. at his home in Plainfield after a period of illness from pneumonia. He came to the area with his wife about four years ago from a farm near Cedar Falls to be near their children, Mrs. Yete Johnson and son Will. Survived by two sons Pete and Wans and a daughter Mrs. Waggoner Ay. The article notes a later line about the grand jury report on jail sanitation and the county fair, and a visit to the county home.

Plainfield Christian Eliasen Miasen Thor Cedar Falls Yete Johnson Will Albert Shek Roo Pete Wans Fayette Waggoner

Clergymen Urged to Submit Church Notices in Time

Clergymen and their secretaries are reminded that notices for church events and meetings must be written legibly or typed and brought to the Courier office before five. Notices cannot be accepted by phone and should be delivered in person or by mail to Hermon HU DreetB WANG.

Junge Hermon HU Wang

Church Directory Highlights Local Congregations and Officers

A fragment lists numerous churches and clergy in a city directory, detailing denominations such as Catholic, Lutheran, Methodist, Presbyterian, and others. It notes services, locations, and elected choir officers, including St. Clark as president and Florence Stines as director, reflecting a community religious life snapshot.

CHOOT Central Christian Church St. Clark Npresidert George Miller Florence Stines Neva Ellsworth Letha Tate

Rabbi Urges Religion as Global Governing Power

Rabbi Jer Nathany Kass of Central Synagogue New York City who traveled as a special commissioner to study the world’s unrest argues religion should govern nations. He cites Maimonides and the shofar’s call to peace, warning that worldly chaos and war require a spiritual remedy, not mere political reform.

Jer Nathany Kass Central Synagog New York City Joie Van Lew York Firite Church Hanolet Maimonides Yleitel Elalantha Soma America Brotherhood of Man

Webster Urges Strike On High Coal Prices

Des Moines reports Charles Webster, Wancoma, a state railroad commissioner and former fuel administrator, urging Iowa retailers to refuse coal at current prices. He notes $10 f. o. b. Superior docks and $7.25 for eastern coal, says prices would fall within a week if retailers stop buying, and warns operators to expect a strike-like shift. He also calls on farmers to burn wood to save coal. Civil service exam notices follow with upcoming semiannual tests for clerical and firefighter posts.

Des Moines Charles Webster Wancoma State Board of Railroad Commissioners Towa Ilinois Kentucky Eastern Col Superior Great Lakes

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