Ceremony Sunday for Cornerstone of First Baptist
Waterloo to host cornerstone ceremony for the new First Baptist Church at Baltimore and Fourth streets. Contractor John G. Miller to lay the stone at 3 PM with Rev W J Qubemaca pastor, joined by Baptist clergy, the mayor, and Ministerial Association president. A large musical program and relics collection planned for a public, early-arranged event.
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Cornerstone OF
First Baptist
Waterloo Church
First Baptlst
John G. Miller
Baltimore
Fourth Streets
W. J. Qubemaca
Tony
Baptist
Waterloo
Clinton Smith
Ministerial Association
A. J. Qgnagy
A. J. Wittick
A. Lasser
A. J. Cornwell
Williamson
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
East High School names 1928 valedictorian and honors
George Loveall tops East High School class of 1928 with the highest four year average in a 117 member class. Merrill Knott is salutatorian. Honor roll includes George Reynolds, James Wood, Christie Tollefson, Dorothy Muzey, Margaret Carrigg. Junior play set for April 27 with cast announced.
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George Loveall
Fast
Merrill Knott
George Reynolds
James Wood
Christie Tolerson
Dorothy Muzzey
Margaret Carrigg
Christie Tollefson
Margaret Carrige
East
Caroline McFarlane
Alice Duer Miller
Bernard Larsen
Marian Long~ley
Olivia Daingerfield
Jana Allen
Marian Langley
Elizabeth Daingerfeld
Aling Araminia
Dorothy Johnson
Falkener
Tucker
Huldas Matthias Curtis Savier
Cora Palkener
Secretary of State Harry A Black Dies in Vermont Train Incident
Wells River Vermont April 10 Secretary of State Harry A Black was killed today when he stepped in front of a train. The accident occurred near the station as Black was walking along the tracks after leaving a meeting. Police say there is no indication of foul play and the motive remains unclear.
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Vermont
Wells River
Harry A Black
Congress Favors Near East Relief
A story recounts the Near East Relief history and aims in aiding Armenian and Syrian refugees. P Marion Simms and Dr Mark Ward announce a fundraising campaign, noting 1,506,000 lives saved and 115,000 orphans, with nationwide congressional reporting and cross religious support led by Gov. Kendall in Iowa.
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Mark I. Ward
New York City
Asia
Mr. Simms
Ini
Henry Morgan
United States
Constantinople
Relia
Congress
The
Near East Relief
Red Cross
Onbur
Neurongt
Rhhat
Wadsworth
Hamilton Fish
New York
Pha
Gov
Kendall
Iowa
Overheated Flue Triggers Cobb Residence Roof Fire
Fire at 419 Park Avenue West Cobb residence started from an overheated flue in the tile. Alarm raised before firemen and trucks arrived, causing substantial damage and loss of rent before responders could reach the scene.
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COBB
Ta A. Cobb
Park Avenue West
Tesa
Inka Anal
Firefighters Contain Blaze in Upper Portion of House
Several gallons of chemicals were used to extinguish a blaze confined to the upper portion of a house. Three fire trucks responded to the incident, aiding containment and investigation.
Fair and Warmer Is Promise of Weather
Weather outlook points to warmer temperatures ahead with improved conditions. Forecasts signal mild sunshine for the coming days as residents anticipate a gentle, seasonal rise in daytime highs.
Weather forecast hints springlike day ahead
Fragmentary weather note indicates rain may occur with a warmer day to follow and continued mild temperatures. Forecaster notes a damp day with showers possible, then rising highs around the 44 degree mark and nights near 28 degrees.
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