Presbytery Meeting Set for Cedar Rapids April 12 13
Cedar Rapids hosts the C. J. Presbytery of U.P. Ghorge spring session April 12 and 13 at the First United Presbyterian Church. Rev. J B Pollock of Reinbeck is moderator with Rev. R M McCracken of Goldfield as stated clerk. Delegates from multiple towns gather for constitution review, missionary addresses, and ministry anniversary talks amid a packed program and provided lodging and meals.
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Cedar Rapids
First United Presbyterian
Pollock
Reinbeck
R. M. McCracken
Goldfield
Tama
Garner
Barclay
Traer
Amity
Waterloo
Clarion
Grand Avenue
Cedar “Rapids
Pratt Creek
Take Part in Charles City School Music Contest
One hundred seventeen pupils with perfect papers in the elimination contest held in the grades last week competed for gold and silver medals in the third annual music memory contest. Doris Lampkin and Katherine Prottengeier won the medals for the second time and Paul Culbert won third. place. McGrath Funeral. Fungial: services for, Joseph Mc Grath 35, who died in a sanitorium in Denver Colo, will be held from the Catholic church here tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock with interment in Calvary cemetery. He is nephew of Miss Maggie McGrath of ans city. staretater of the municipal hospital board and trustee to fill the position of park commissioner filed financial report of the hospital showing a balance of 35170.02 at the beginning of the fiscal year April J. Nettie McMillan superintendent reported 667 patients admitted 675 discharged births 45 deaths 18 and operations 444. The xray and laboratory department are well equipped Board purchased an x-ray machine for 1500 spent 1000 for repairs and paid a mortgage of 9000 while Mr Legel has been secretary House Robbed During Absence Upon returning this week from a winter's stay in California Mr and Mrs Ce Tuane found their home had been entered and a set of silver spoons a golden wedding anniversary gift to her mother a Chinese rug valued at 200 fancy owens etc had been stolen The Frank Jansick home was also entered and two valuable overcoats a vibrator and other articles were found missing Mr Jansick had placed most of their valuables in safe keeping before leaving last fall
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Courier
Charles City
Ellis Auditorium
Doris Lampkin
Kathérine “Prottengeier
Paul Culbert
McGrath
Joseph
Denver
Colo
Calvary’ Cemetery
Maggie
Ans ‘Ity
Municipal
J. Nettie “McMillan
Legel
California
Tuane
Owens
Frank. Jansick
Jansick
Man Sought as Operator of $160 Con Game
William W L Galloway described as 60, six feet tall, 175 pounds, sought by police and Sheriff H I Wagner as operator of a confidence game. He appeared in Waterloo and claimed to be agent of a sign company to erect signs. He reportedly bought lumber from Stephen D. Brown of Waterloo Lumber with a draft that Brown cashed for 160 dollars, which later bounced.
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Willam WL. Galloway
H.I. Wagner
Galooway
Stephen D. Brown
Waterloo Lumber Company
Brown
Galloway
Thompson custody suit moves to New York filing
In Des Moines in April 8, a custody battle over Roberta Jane Pratt shifts to New York after an attorney for Mr. and Mrs. David M Thompson sent a certified adoption record to the Thompsons.
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Des Moines
David M.' Thompson
Roberta
Jane. Pratt
Everett Pratt
New York
Thompsons
Mrs Brauer Dies After Relapse at Waverly Hospital
Mrs. B. H. Brauer wife of Butler county attorney died Thursday afternoon at Waverly hospital after a second operation to relieve stomach ulcers. She would have celebrated her thirteenth birthday on April 15. Survived by husband three children her father in Cedar Rapids five brothers and three sisters. Funeral service will be at Cedar Rapids location to be announced.
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Courier Special Service
Allison
B. H. Braver
Butler County
Fiddling Contest at Knights of Pythias Hall Tuesday
An and Grundy were invited to compete in a fiddling contest at Knights of Pythias hall Tuesday evening April 29 under the Waterloo Playground association and the local encampment of Modern Woodmen of America. Contestants must be at least 50 years old and able to play oldtime dance music. Victor Kteud, playground director, and I. GB. Gannon are in charge of arrangements.
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An and
Grundy
Knights of Pythias Hall
Waterloo Playground Association
Lucal
Modern Woodmen of America
Victor Kteud
Playground
I.gb. Gannon
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