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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1918

Page

3

Revered Emrich Returns to Cedar Rapids District

The Des Moines Conference elected Rev. G Emrich to continue at Logan Avenue United Evangelical Church in Cedar Rapids. Twenty fifth annual session at Grandview ended with appointments for Cedar Rapids District including Rev. C H Stauffacher as presiding elder and Rev. S Emrich in Waterloo. The conference also launched the Des Moines Conference Review as its new monthly paper and voiced support for temperance and Sabbath observance.

E. Emrich Logan Avenue Western Union College LeMars M. T. Maze B. H. Niebel Board of ‘Missions Board of Church Extension Penbrook Pangra Olson Harlan John S. Deetrick le Mars S. H. Williams Cleveland Lceused A. A. Couser G. H. Stauffacher J. Auracher York Wiliam Eller Hubbard Mac J. Randall R. H. Meyers Cedar Rapids Cole Des Moines Presiding Rev C. H. Stauft Ther Alburnett E. HB. Heverly Pelle Plaine J. A. Deetrick Cedar Rapids Zion Cedar Rapids Second and Pale G. H. Barford Clermont— Cairo L. A. Wood Center Point Burd S. Hoppes Grandview M. €. Miller C. G. Zeigler la Porte City E. R. Streyffeler Lisbon R. E. Kerner Marshalltown G. J. Roths S. N. Ramige Manly G. A. Stauffacher Waterloo S. Emrich White Oak J. B. Meloy Afton S. Skogsberg aAnita C. Pickford Colo W. C. McNinley C. Rumbaugh Winterset Zearing E. R

Mother's Day Observance Grows With War Time Ties

Philadelphia April to May marks the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day. Honoring mothers, Miss Anna Jarvis began the observance to unify nations, now tied to military morale. Congress declares it a national flag day. letters, visits, and white carnations symbolize devotion.

Philadelphia Anna Jarvis United States Red Cross Young Men's Christian Association Congress Baker Daniels Gen. Pershing North South America England Europe Australia Miss Jarvis

Preacher Mayor Will Continue to Conduct Services

Sioux City April 2 Mayor Wallace M Short would rather be Rev Wallace M Short, pastor of Central Independent church, than chief executive He would resign if civic duties clashed with ministry and will work without salary, directing collection proceeds to committees for overhead and charity. pastoral visitation may be dropped. The preacher mayor vows to keep preaching as long as the congregation wants him.

Sioux City Wallace M. Short Central Independent Church

Danger Lurks in Thin Blood and Pale Lips

An article explains how thin blood signals anemia with pale lips and gums and eye membrane pallor, reducing healing and medicine distribution. It promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People as a remedy, plus sunlight, good food, and fresh air, listing prices and mail order details from Dr Williams Medicine Co.

Dr. Williams Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. Y

Observance of Womanhood Day Promoted Nationwide

The piece urges ideals of womanhood and devotion to home and motherhood to strengthen domestic and national integrity. It calls for observance in schools colleges churches and other institutions, noting mayors across the United States have issued proclamations. Also notes Wilhelm's Big Spring Sale with a $5 to $615 savings.

United States

Corn shipment lag hits 1917 crop exports

Washington reports only 14,000,000 of 100,000,000 bushels of America’s 1917 corn crop shipped to allies. A year ago 64,900,000 bushels had been sent. Shortfall blamed on rail and sea transport limits. No shipments expected for two months due to corn spoils in transit.

Boebind Washington, D. C America Food Administration

Community Dryer to Preserve Foods Grown in Gardens

A meeting of the Woman's club and local garden groups discussed a planned community dryer to evaporate and conserve foods. The device aims to prevent waste and support increased production, with government representative Mr. Cunningham planning visits to Waterloo to promote home vegetable growing this summer.

Ty Pluua Russell-Lamson Woman’s Club Children’s En Club OALWH Crantiizhany State Gate Amos Ara Waterloo

Conference close with civic groups to push plan

Delegates will meet representatives of civic organizations to push forward plans discussed at yesterday's conference.

Two Cases Before New Police Court Judge

Two minor cases were brought before J. N. Sweitzer, newly elected police judge, who assumed official duties today. No sentences were passed. Sweitzer will serve in police court until a municipal court judge is named.

J. N. Sweitzer Alp Sweitzer

The Franklin Car Sells On Economy Power

The Franklin emphasizes light weight and efficient fuel use, arguing that less weight reduces friction and gas consumption. It touts a 135 percent sales rise last year, outpacing 12 percent gains for rival fine cars, claiming proven, facts-based advantages and sixteen years of economy records.

Franklin

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Rev. G. Emrich United Evangelical Conference C. H. Staufacher Wilhelm Rome Newton D. Baker Ambassador Page Augusta Grover Princeton Hart Adderson Orlando Nitti Zuppelli Paris Moresco Cunningham Thes Joen NEW Police Court Consult Buack Hawk Bank Bing Ralph H. Cramer Cramer Motor Car Company West Fifth Street
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