Union debate stalls in Cedar Rapids presbytery vote
Delegates to the Cedar Rapids presbytery of the United Presbyterian church failed 19 to 21 to approve an overture urging an all Presbyterian and Reformed union. The session emphasized readiness for union but deemed the moment not propitious. Election of officers and attendance at Loveland general assembly were noted. Major improvements included Grand Avenue Cedar Rapids church and Pratt Creek church pastor calls. The session featured a strong program with sermons, debates on outreach and youth work, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
United Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian and Reformed Churches
General Assembly
M. G. Munn
First United Presbyterian Church
A. M. Campbell
Reinbeck
Samuel Brown
Clarion
Christian Haupt
Robert Brownlee
Fairfax
M. D. Kennedy
Goldfield
Loveland
Colo
Cedar Raunds
Amity Church
Grand Avenue
H. F. Kimmelskue
Ohio
Pratt Creek
Vinton
J. F. McKnight
Chariton
Ecountry
Altho
Presbytery
Young People’s Society
Death of William Pichelman Now Considered Accidental
Relatives of William Pichelman who died Tuesday evening after drinking carbolic acid half pint now believe death may have been accidental. They found a white pill near by and think Pichelman took the wrong dose. Medical bills found in the room were almost settled by relatives. The remains of Mr. Ticherman were moved from Mrs. Fred Pries’s residence on Oneida street to Tripoli for funeral at 1 PM Thursday at the home of Emma Kurth. Pichelman’s parents are dead. survivors include brothers and sisters Mrs. Charles Leverenze, Mrs. Berthaany Tiernan Pichelman, Mrs. Emma Kardh, Mrs. Louise Kuker of Tripoli, August Pichelman of Waverly, and Mrs. Bred Pries of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pichelman
Pichelman
Ticherman
Fred Pries
Oneida Street
Tripoli
Emma Kurth
Charles
Leverenze
Berthaany
Tiernan Pichelman
Emma Kardh
Louise Kuker
Trispoli
August Pichelman
Waverly
Bred Pries
Waterloo
West Iowa business bright with middlewest recovery
Hope C. Martin reports a healthy rise in retail and wholesale activity in Kansas City and the southwest. He notes last month’s business volume exceeded the prior year and predicts a solid, not dramatic, regional gain. Attendees included Missouri politicians and Omaha officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwest
Hope C. Martin
Middlewest
Mr. Martin
A. H. Rumsey
T. Alford
Oliver Chapman
Excelsior Springs
Waterloo
Springs
F. J. Bightey
Cass
E. Bentley
Reed
Missouri
Dahlman
Omaha
United States
Mississippi Valley
Laymen's Missionary Banquet Highlights National Shift
Three hundred men at Walnut Street Baptist Church attended the third annual Laymen's Missionary banquet. Speakers Rev Wilbur L Clapp of Waterloo William F Ploughty of New York and Charles W Williams of Galesburg praised missionary work and William J Bryan as a Christian gentleman. Reports showed Iowa’s campaign raised 3655.02 with 3040.16 spent and 351.84 needed to avoid indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Wilbur L. Clapp
Waterloo
William F. Ploughty
New York
Charles W. Williams
Galesburg
James Black
Clanp
Iowa
Williams
William J. Bryan
Doughty
Clapp
Des Moines
Towa
United States
Waverly Social Notes and Local Visits Report
Waverly notes show Mrs A J Schwartz visiting with her husband in Manly over the weekend. Miss Mildred Cole, public school domestic science teacher, returns from Sutherland as schools close for smallpox. Several residents visit Waterloo, Des Moines, and Cedar Falls, while Mrs EB Jackson returns home after Rochester operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Still
Waverly High School
Des Moines
Robinson
Cedar Falls
Welcomed By Many Men Advertisement Pitch
An old style advert promotes three-erain Cadomene Tablets sold at large drug stores. It claims to ease nervousness despondency insomnia dizziness and timidity without physician prescription, urging self administration from sealed tubes.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad
Gray hair and aging appearance are addressed by Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The ad claims the tonic darkens gray hair, reduces dryness and itching, and makes hair thick and glossy with regular use, sold by J. W. Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Taggart
Feel Young Olive Tablets Promote Gentle Constipation Relief
The ad urges prevention of constipation by restoring natural bowel action with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets, promotes gentleness over harsh laxatives, claims no pain or forceful pushing, notes olive color, 25 cents per box, sold by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus Ohio.
Notable preacher Williams speaks at Independence rally
The speaker, Mr Williams of race horse fame, appeals for a consecrated life and free gospel offerings. He praises William J. Bryan and recalls Luther in a sermon linking faith to public life as he travels from Independence to advocate missionary work. Williams, now farming in Canada, is noted as a major church donor and evangelistic organizer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipperary
J Osaid
Blaede
Williams
Independence
William J. Devan
Bryan
President
Willes
Luther
Inre
Tuller
Ural
Willams
Presen Hie
Canada
Biamage Scits Against Tulturnous Central
Plaintiffs Myrtle Vienna and others sue Tulturnous Central for 35,000 in damages. They claim injuries from a traffic incident on February 1 near Phaynas Wipe. Defendants include a guard or operator named Thomas and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.oh. Thomas
Felsa
Train Negligence Alleged in Personal Injury Suit
Mrs Thomas claims injury to arm shoulder and limb from a train incident. Mrs Shannon alleges injuries to arm shoulder and a severe nervous shock. Plaintiff seeks 2500 pounds in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Thomas
Shannon
Wach
Wonderful Resinol Stops Itching and Eruptions
An advertisement praises Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap for eczema and skin eruptions. It claims dramatic relief after first use, noting mild, inexpensive relief and permanent improvement. It invites readers to obtain a free trial and to write for samples from Baltimore, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Baltimore
Card of Thanks for Infant Daughter Funeral
Mr and Mrs George V Jensen express sincere thanks to pupils and teachers of public schools who assisted them and to Mrs St Elwa Bateman who sang at their infant daughter's funeral. The Evening Courier notes its daily circulation of 6500 copies in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George V. Jensen Desie
St. Elwa Bateman
Jae Fant
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H. ©. Martin
Depres
Sion
Burch’s
Great Britain
Germany
C. W. Williams
Haerséman
Washington
England
Sill
Mr. Doughty
Philadelphia
William T. Teilis
America
John BR. Mott
Patteson
Dorothy
Oelwein
Schuknecht
Gar Reith
Harmonstreet
Perry Broadie
EB. W. Jackson
Rochester
Minn
R. 4. Goodspeed
Harold Jackson
Stanley Smith
Stella Burrington
Faribault
Philo Nix
Alex Jardee
Hazleton
Alva Jardee
John Dickinson
Herbert Coddingston
Harold van Dorn
Grinnell
Bert Rogers
P.E.O. Society
Rachel Ruddick
Gage
Wwe
Baxuers
Oath Strom
Poplin
Norfolk
ATL
Manutcurer
Alite
Tome
Custain
TAE Thrifty
Argle
Dr. Edwards
Magix
Lee Simpson
Chisramount Pictures
Ralph Mason Htx
Lonas
A Pathe Scenic
Iowa State Bank
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Evening Courier
Rheumetism
Sloan
James Ebl Alexander
North Flatpawrelt
Amiss
Elttine
Eatonce
Sloans
Earl S. Sloan, Inc
Dept
B. Philadelphie
Young Coal CO
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