Doper 100 year old dies in Charles City
Clermont D Loper aged 100 years and 60 months died recently in Charles City. The obituary notes his long life and residence, reflecting on his years and local ties. The item provides no further biographical detail.
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Clermont D. Loper
Charles City
Spirit Lake
State Fair Commission
Benton County
Orange Township
Black Hawk County
Twentieth
St. Joseph Streets
Des Moines
Polk County Tubercular Commission
Johnson County Farmers Institute
R. P. Adams
Solon
C. M. Fountain
L. F. Morford
E. F. Graff
John Jensen
Arthur Road
Humboldt
Sidney
Walter Savage
Delbert Willey
Farrigut
R. Teachout
T. C. Stone
Iowa State College
Davis County
Delaine Club
Monroe
M. K. Culver
Farm Bureau of
Union County
Pres
W. J. Colbert
W. Pres
A. D. McGeer
Leonard White
Treas
W. W. Morrow
Winnebago County
Black Hawk
Poweshiek County
McDonald
University of Iowa
James B. Weaver
Benton County Farm Bureau
Agricultural Extension Department
Ereby
William H. Lapp
Herrick
Stow County
Moment of Moments Toward Spiritual Unity Across Denominations
A call for unity among diverse churches without losing distinctive beliefs. The speaker urges believers to value their own truths as the choicest possession, while seeking solidarity around the Lord with open minds and ready, decisive wills to act when a clear path appears.
Rural survey sparks push for united churches in Prairieville
Report on Prairieville and nearby rural towns shows residents pressed by Interchurch World Movement to form federated or union churches, seeking nondenominational fellowship after denial of adequate ministry. Fifteen residents urged a plan, then shifted to a denominational approach, while broader rural areas reveal a demand for collective local church leadership and action. The piece ends with a wartime wartime call to unity from G Sherwood Eddy.
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Polk County
County Recorder
Evangelical Churches of Iowa
Interchurch World Conference
Des Moines
Iowa
Inter Church World Movement
Evangelical Churches of
Ladora
Chicago
Joe Cummings
Stock Yard
Methodist General Conference
Cc. P. Earle
Poultry Club
Iowa State College
Iowa State Poultry Breeders’ Association
San Francisco
Wilbur W. Marsh
Waterloo
Edwin T. Meredith
Tom Steele
Sioux City
N. F. Reed
Ottumwa
W. D. Jamieson
Shenandoah
W. J. Casey
Knoxville
J. W. Reynolds
Creston
Louis Murphy
Dubuque
Wilson
League of Nations
Meredith
Fred E. White
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Otto Albert
Reinbeck
Gus Treimer
Alfred Lieh
August Strohbehn
Albert Vittum
Morrison
Poseession
United States
Central West
Mississippi Valley
Prairieville
Interchurch World Movement
Vermont
Montana
Interchurch
Prairievilles
Whittemore Trio Delights Audience Despite Weather
In spite of poor weather a large crowd attended the Whittemore Trio with George Sutton. Eleanor Whittemore on violin and Martha Whittemore on violin contributed refined performances while Marion Carley impressed as piano soloist. Emerson Williams was ill. Sutton filled in with classical selections showing notable vocal dexterity. The ensemble demonstrated artistic solo and harmonious playing, pleasing critics and listeners alike.
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Whittemore
George Sutton
Eleanor Whittemore
Martha Whittemore
Marion Carley
Emerson Williams
Sutton
Newspaper Bargains Offer Des Moines and Pella Subscriptions
Des Moines Register and Des Moines Capital advertise bundles with the Pella Chronicle and the Pella Chronicle offered together for six dollars and fifty cents. The notice promotes limited time clubbing prices on multiple newspapers.
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Des Moines Register
Pella Chronicle
Des Moines Capital
Des Moines News
Iowa Homestead
Kansas City Star
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Iowa News
John R. Mott
G. Sherwood Eddy
Whittemore Trio
T. Plette
Pella
Kemp
Balsam
Geo. ‘J
Thomassen
H. P
Huber
Huber Boosters
Waukesha
White Way Auto CO
A. A. Ver Meer
L. Wielaard
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