Conference Returns Local U. B. Pastor
The annual Iowa United Brethren conference in Waterloo reappointed the Rev. W. L. Duncan to First United Brethren Church Cedar Rapids named the Rev. G. W. Emerson for Gladbrook and listed ministers ordained and district leaders including Henry Ward and T. J. Zike plus union events at Muscatine Kenwood and Des Moines groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Duncan
First United Brethren Church
Iowa United Brethren Church
Waterloo
Duncan
Sidney Smith
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Emerson
Maplewood Drive
United Brethren Church
Gladbrook
Emerson
Arch
Biblical Seminary
New York City
Henry W. Ward
Coe College
John Bruwn
Morley
Chariton
T. J. Zike
Columbus City
C. C. Winters
Shu
Smirk
Vinton
W. T. Boston
Wayland
Otterbein
S. M. Zike
Moville
Atherton Clark Nominated to Succeed Dawley on Superior Court
Eighteenth district convention nominated 10-20-30 Atherton B. Clark to fill the seat of the late Judge F. F. Dawley who died Sept. 10. Also noted are Cedar Rapids Presbytery moderator election, a fatal steam boiler accident in Rock Island, a patent grant for a railway weed and reshouldering machine, and various local farewell events and moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton B. Clark
Eighteenth Judicial District Convention
F. F. Dawley
Alvin E. Magary
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Rapids
Earl C. Bryant
Rock Island
Missee
P. A. Keister
Washington McKinley Schools to Join Assembly
Washington high school and McKinley junior high pupils will attend an 8:15 Wednesday morning assembly at the Paramount theater. James C. Wilson will give an illustrated lecture on his 4,500 mile motorcycle trip through Africa with desert and jungle scenes. The Washington boys glee club will perform and seating is reserved in the balcony for parents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
McKinley
Paramount Theater
James C. Wilson
Africa
Boys’ Glee Club
Washington High
Jurors Report Tuesday For September Vinton Court
Petit jurors for the September term of district court in Vinton are to report Tuesday instead of Monday due to Judge Nichols opening the term in Independence. Judge Lovejoy presiding at a murder trial in Grundy Center, criminal case assignments to follow when Nichols convenes here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton—Petit
Judge Nichols
Independence
Five divorces granted at Vinton September term
Judge Clarence Nichols granted Earl L. Garr of Belle Plaine a divorce from Amanda Garr for cruel treatment. The couple, married at Marengo nine years ago, also saw custody awarded of two minor children. Twenty-two divorce cases were filed for the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Clarence Nichols
Earl L. Garr
Belle Plaine
Amanda Garr
Marengo
Money Mad E By Rex Beach
The narrative features a flown-in narrator describing escapades and misadventures at sea, referencing alcohol, poetry, and a hurricane of misdirection. A Finn crew on a freighter misreads the protagonist while he searches for Florida and ends with a desire to rest at the new harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Helsingfors
Finland
Miami
Morgan
Unwise To Leave Home For City Dreams
A collective column piece reflects on a girl named Jean who left her hometown for the city, finding limited success and higher costs, longing for the familiar friends and security of home. It contrasts urban disillusion with hometown comfort and hints at broader advice on social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean
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Moliter
Henry F. Pugh
James Knox
Chicago
S. L. Dows
Twentieth Iowa Infantry Association
Muscatine
Lillian F. White
Raymond A. Reid
Kenwood
L. L. Lockard
Anamosa
E. E. Clark
Order of Railway Conductors
Minneapolis
E. Fawcett
Glenn Averill
O. ©. Brandenburg
George Rothrock
Robert Taylor
Automobile Club
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F. E. Smith
Second Christian Church
Muncie
Ind
L. J. Storey
St. Anthony
Ida
George Herschel
Loyola University
Gladys Young
Ella N. Fisher
Albert F
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Rex Beach
Falconer
Land of Flowers
Miss Manners
Teruel
Congress
Guy A. Hardy
Peggy
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Council
Slumber King
Deepsleep
Simmons
Bassinet
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