Waterloo Emanuel church to gain strong Evangelical pastor
The Dysart state conference appointments place Rev. E. J. Lang at Waterloo Emanuel church to succeed Rev. L. W. Bock, who becomes presiding elder of the Cedar Falls district. Lang, about 40, with 16 years in ministry, will start April 19, replacing Bock after Easter. Bock moves to Cedar Falls. Other Waterloo District pastors listed include Calvary and Trinity assignments across Des Moines area and nearby towns.
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Waterloo
Evangelical Association
Dysart
BE. J. Lang
Trinity Evangelical Church of
Des Moines
Fmn Manuel
L. W. Bock
Cedar Falls
Cnference
Dunkerton
Radcliffe
Hancock
Charles City
Clinton
Presiding
Abbott—O. Mehnert
Aredale
O. M. Yagey
Britt—H. Raecker
Fairfield
H. Nolte
B. R. Wiener
Ackley
J. GC
la Verne
J. M. Krafft
Magnolia
August Raecker
Meservey
H. E. Granner
Sheffield
D. Lang
Pearson
J. H. Siewert
Rockwell City
W. C. Scholar
Stanton
A. H. Buente
W. C. Lang
Presiding Elder
Audubon
C. F P. Smith
Council Bluffs
C. H. Schlessleman
Creston
E. F. Kurtz
Trinity
L. F. Smith
Oak Park
H. D. Robinson
Grand Junction
August Beckman
Hubbard
L. D. Klooz
Loring
W. C. Brach
Lorimer
George Cramer
Noble
F. P. Prattagrat
Paton
C. F. Lang
G. L. Bergeman
Silver Creek
J. Wirth
Story City
D. Wendel
van Horn
F. I. Haas
Viola
Charles Fuller
Alta Vista
J. V. Kooll
F. Lanton
Cedar Rapids
J. Haehlen
L. Sohn
Covington
Crippen
Cresco
L. N. Day
Dubuque
Jinion
J. J. Braun
Emanuel
E. J. Lang
Calvary
J. A. Haehlen
Waverly
H. (. Schluter
Phillip Pfalatgraf
Wilton
F. W. Koenig
Federation of Labor Convention Heads to Davenport
The Iowa Federation of Labor will hold its twenty second annual convention in Davenport starting June 2 and continuing until business is completed. The credentials committee meets a day before opening. headquarters are at the St James hotel. Waterloo delegates number three, with each city union gaining one for every 100 members, representation to be decided at the April 45 central meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Moore
Central Labor Body
Iowa Federation of Labor
Davenport
St. James Hotel
Waterloo
Bryant Asphalt Paving Begins Work on Fifth Street
The Bryant Asphalt Paving Company started a large crew on Fifth Street West this morning. Curb and gutter are in place for several blocks and the balance will be finished at once. Fifth Street will be paved from Locust to Bayard and Bayard from Fourth to Fifth, linking with the Fourth Street pavement, then crews will move to another city street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Asphalt Paving Company
Fifth Street
Locust
Bayard
Fourth
Fifth
Fourth Street
Town Talk resolves around familiar names and local events
Orly C Miller is ill with pneumonia. John Ordway spent weekend with his mother in New Hartford. Dr. Paul sues Farmers Hay & Grain Co. for 146.12. Mrs. J O Stevenson returns from California. Even Dozen club to meet at Mrs. Ben Hesser’s home. Mrs Erickson quarantined for scarlet fever. Miss Otis Hughes visiting Miss Nellie McIntire. Mrs O D Olmstead returns from New Hartford. Ground broken for new flat at Washington Sixth by John G Miller. Blanche Martin leaves for Des Moines to teach. Knights of Pythias to dine and entertain at Pythian Temple. Harry Swartz and P G Spitz hosting visitors from Philadelphia for four to five months. Homer Lichty visiting relatives in Waterloo. Loma Griffin returns to Moline to teach after vacation. J H Strief of Iowa State Federation of Labor on inspection tour in Waterloo. Fire department responded to two alarms, one false, one chimney fire at 520 Rebel Ave. Lawrence McGeath improving, will transfer to hospital tomorrow.
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J. O. Stevenson
B. Smith
California
Ben Hesser
Erickson
Logan Avenue
Washington and
Sixth Streets
John G. Miller
Blanche Martin
Des Moines
Harry Swartz
Philadelphia
P. G. Spitz
Homer Lichty
Allan Lichty
Morris, Kan
Mansfield, O
Joseph W. Lichty
Loma Griffin
Moline
Ill
J. H. Strief
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Sioux City
Waterloo
Rebel Avenue
Lawrence McGeath
Eighth Street East
Wife Cannot Find Husband Joe Foster in Waterloo
Mrs. Foster of Waterloo seeks her husband Joe Foster from Decatur II who came two weeks ago to seek steam fitter work. He disappeared after leaving a message for her to join him, and she learned he had moved on with no address. Roy R. Reed of the plumbers union arranged aid for Mrs. Foster while she continues to search for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Foster
Decatur. II
Mr. Foster
City Departments Ordered to File Annual Reports
City Auditor Russell UeGon demands all department annual reports on file by May 1 for the year ending April 1. A new state law requires submission within 30 days, with the auditor aiming to have all reports ready for press by May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell UeGon
Feast of the Passover Observed Here This Year
The Passover feast begins Friday evening April 19 and lasts eight days. Rabbi O Zarkheim of Denver will lead services in Hebrew with sermons in Yiddish, as a Hebrew school and Sabbath program run for local Jewish children. Public sessions occur Friday and Saturday evenings at 6 50 and Saturday and Sunday mornings at 9.
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Hijab
Russia
Kormantaity
O. Zarkheim
Denver
Colo
Nebrew
Josaiv Cohn
Mer edith in Senatorial Rage over Connolly Candidacy
Democratic figures in Black Hawk county oppose Dubuque candidate Connolly for the U S Senate and urge Meredith of Des Moines to run against Cummins in the June primaries. A Des Moines telegram confirms Meredith will seek the Senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Connally
Dubuque
United States
Washington, D. C
Black Hawk County
Connoly
Meredith
Des Moines
Senate
Cummins
Local News from Fairbank District Events and Notices
Mrs Lucinda Adams and daughter Mae visited Dunkerton. Jason Nichols funeral in Delwe on Monday. Rev Woods to pastor Maplist church. Miss Gelia Wright visiting Plainfield brother. Moyrure entertain Ames guest. Genevieve Agnew began spring term in Neib district. Abva Jardes and Tamly moved into vacated house. Lester Wilson family moved in. Wairhawk Tourist club banquet featured a four course dinner at Brown's cafe and social at Rev Pedicord home. Henry and Will Neither called to Chicago by sister’s death. Old Second and Grove corner stone building sold to Thos McCann for demolition. Ella Ward and son Claire in Oelwe in. Frank Peters of Strawberry Point visiting. Local election results: Mayor Frank Burns, assessor O H King, treasurer H J Mealey, councilmen L J Kane, B A Weibel, James Curley, Dr J St Murphy, W H Brant. Oliver Green family settling in new home. Frank Lacey improving after Oelwein hospital surgery. CAkO First Presbyterian annual business meeting set for 7:30 with reports and four elders to be elected. Church work reports to be given. All members urged to attend.
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Rpairbank
Lucinda Adams
Mae
Dunkerton
Flw
Nichols
Jason Nichols
Delwe
Woods
Tortun
Maplist Church
Gelia Wright
Plainfield
G. I. Moyrure
Ames
Genevieve Agnew
Neib
Abva Jardes
Tamly
McIntire
Lester Wilson
Jardee
Wairhawk
Brown
A. Peddicord
James
Flenry
Will
Chicago
Fairybank
Second and Grove Streets
Thos. McCann
Ella Ward
Claire
Oelwe
Frank Peters
Strawberry Point
Frank Burns
O. H. King
H. J. Mealey
L. J. Kane
B. A. Weibel
James Curley
J. St. Murphy
W. H. Brant
Oliver Green
Frank Lacey
Oelwein Hospital
Alexander Robertson
Cako
First Presbyterian Church
Sore
Mts Chas
E Vince
Jengih
Schools Resume After Short Break With Notable Wins
East High returns to lessons as students and teachers gather for morning. Carrie McFarlane earned a district declamatory first and East High led in a Cedar Rapids typewriting contest. The junior class play may be delayed due to scarlet fever quarantine. Carrie heads to Reinbeck for state declamatory contest next Friday. S.M. Wallace of West Side High elected chair of history and civics. Lillian Rekert named secretary.
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East High
Carrie McFarlane
Hon. Ory
Cedar Rapids
Manual Training Auditorium
Reinbeck
Northwestern Iowa Teachers’ Association
S. M. Walllace
West Side
Lillian Rickert
Millionaire 75 Weds 18-Year-Old in Pensacola
Charles H. Lewis of Jacksonville, a widower valued at a fortune, marries Miss Mabel Enyart of Goshen Ind in Pensacola Florida. He had offered 100000 dollars to any woman who would wed him, promising her the property at his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Charles HH. Lewis
Jacksonville
Mabel Senyart
Goshen
Ind
Enyart
Lewis
Local Social Notes from Waterloo and Surrounding Areas
Community updates from Waterloo include illness affecting a local governor, Mrs. Melying Dewald and Mrs. Gertrude Deltz visiting Octwelin, Dr. G B Ward and Wendell Ward in Waterloo, teacher Miss Bersl Litterington at Edgewood School hosted by Mrs. Elin Ward, Mrs. Cora Grant hosting Mrs. Ophy Hoberts of Amos, Mary Smalley departing for St Paul to visit her son Fay and wife, and Epworth league planning a Way event. Local residents Alf Hareat and Ava Thompson of Waterloo were noted visiting, with several young people attending the Northeastern Iowa Teachers convention in Cedar Rapids.
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Waterloo
Parry
Melying Dewald
Gertrude Deltz
Oclweln
GB. Ward
Aon
Wendell
Mies Bers] Litterington
Edgewood School
Elin Ward
Cora Grant
Ophy Hoberts
Amos
Mary Smalley
St. Paul
Stir
Excursion fare extension announced for all railroads
Announcement from Western railroad HQ in Chicago extends homeseekers and excursion rates across the country until September 1. Notice informs agents that after November 1, or earlier if directed, homeseeker fares will be abolished and regular excursion rates will apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koi Kereta
Edty Pas- Berger Agepth
de Cyen Western Railroad
Chisage
Tuapase Kehkoy
Tata
Pratt Death Notices From Waterloo Factory Worker
Hiram G Pratt died this morning at Presbyterian hospital after a week of illness believed to be apoplexy. Born Bangor Maine October 1 18 and resided in Waterloo for years. Survived by widow and daughter Vera and a brother Will. Funeral February 2 from 72 Honth street with Reverend John Huoyan Sukh officiating. Burial at Fairview. Weather records note yesterday high 46 low 26. Religious jail meeting attended by twelve prisoners with a donated organ from Mrs Sussan Tuan and Moody Bible Institute music. Speaker I Barney led the gathering. next meeting in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram G. Pratt
Wilram
Pratt
Presbyterian Hospital
Mar. Pratt
Bangor
TKAT
Waterloo
Northey Manufacturing Company
Vera
Ani
Will
Vondnetead
John Huoyan
Tam
Sussan Tuan
Moody Bible Institute
I. Barney
Cafeteria Growing in Favor at Woods Building
Since moving into the Woods building, the WY cafeteria serves two meals daily. A recent Saturday supper fed about 200 patrons, many of them men who are now beginning to use the service despite earlier welcome. The plan's popularity is tested by rising patronage.
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Wy, W
ADDITION AT CHURCH EVENTS AND SERVICES
A P A business meeting is set tonight at Calvary Evangelical Church 7530. Church services are listed for Chest Church on 14 October and 12 to 3 p.m. Friday. Afternoon services occur Monday Thursday and Saturday at 4240 with Wednesday evening at 7:30. Saturday Baptism is at 4 p.m. A quarterly business meeting is tonight at 7:45 at First Brethren Church. Wednesday special for new members at the church. Dutch in Russian Flag. Peter the Great formed the Russian flag by reversing Dutch colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Church
Chest Church
No Change In Strike Between Painters Unions
There was no change in the painters' strike today as officials announced no new contractors signed the agreement and no conferences occurred between the factions. Both sides seem to wait for the other to move first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters’ Union
Ecclesiastical Trial Reveals Surprise Prosecution Details
In New York on April 1 a religious trial drew attention as Mrs Pilo Dobl faced threats and accusations surrounding a clergyman charged with malfeasance. The testimony touched on alleged improper proposals and counterclaims, while a council urged calm and readers heard about penny concerts at Walmart Street Church with praise for a Midget quartet and a violinist.
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New York
Mre
Pilo Dobl
Dr' Petee
ADDITIONAL MARKET SIGNALS FROM NEW YORK STOCK CLOSE
Market report notes varied prices as stocks like United States Steel and Northern Pacific show changes. Mentions Amoco, Copper, and rail lines with prices and trading activity. Provides fragmented data including percentage-like figures and unit prices, reflecting a busy market session.
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New York
Phe Yrlees
Stock Exchange
Tle
Dodiny
Penmsylvania
Dalitwl
Armerieaty Steerer
Union Uaeitle
Samo Haltimore
Omus
NOR Southern Pacific
Bouthern Railway
Oat
Sroulklyne Tea
Ducy
Wniited States Steel
Conuaom
Oiny United States Steel
Pido
Amilpamatedl Copper
Wrie
Wales
Illinois Central R R time tables rail schedule notes
Railroad time tables show outbound and inbound routes with departures and arrivals for Illinois Central and connections. It lists Dubuque Chicago bound departures, Omaha, Fort Dodge, Sioux City, Twin Cities and Albert Lea lines, Des Moines Union Depot times, Waterloo to Cedar Falls running time, and La Porte City Brandon La Porte schedules with multiple daily trains and freight notes.
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Ft. Dodge
Omaha
Sioux City
Dubuque
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cilasgow
Denver
Waverly
Gilbertville
la Porte
Iacm
T2ham
le Porte City
Brandon
Grhfaem
Redmond Urges Continued Push for Home Rule Bill
In the Commons speech on the home rule bill Redmond Sinn Fein leader says little can be gained by further delay and calls the house to proceed as read. The day’s session opened with Redmond noting the bill’s critical stage and urging full effort to facing the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Looton
House of Commons
Hieland
John BE
Redmond
Srlah
Waterton Pental Society to Meet Tonight
The Waterton Pental society will hold its meeting this evening in the offices. Plildebrand will run the meeting and officers for the coming year will be elected. An important matter of Toyportinice will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton Pental Society
Plildebrand
Emi
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Waterloo Church
Louis W. Bock
Emmanuel Church
Cedar Falls District
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Jneur Monia
John Ordway
New Hartford
LL. C. Paul
Farmers’ Hay & Grain Co
Otis Hughes
Nellie McIntire
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O. D. Olmstead
Washington Street
W. P. Elwell
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Israel
Egypt
Beyat
Fairbank
Millionaire
Lass
Wrather
Rbuchanan Optical Co
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Tyne
Gsteater
Maximwum
Peter the Great
WEE School
Walmart Street Capital
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Vnden
Hell
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Lelgin
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Twin Cities, Limited
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Ooyla Galloway
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Ocuttera
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