New Viewpoint of Near East Relief to Be Presented
Speakers from Near East Relief will address two churches tomorrow. Willian Shallcross, Des Moines director, to present the near east situation in a new manner at Westminster Presbyterian. Dr P Marion Sims will speak at First Evangelical Church. A sermon series on the Jews is announced at Burton Avenue Baptist with topics on April 15, 22, and 29. Dr J B Macartney will discuss Bible invaders and a contrasting sermon about sin. Graves Memorial U V A will host Play Bail to promote wholesome sports with choir and orchestra. Dr Georges W Hinkle will preach at Christ Episcopal Church, concluding next week. Walnut Street Baptist will feature sermons on prosperity and the second commandment plus an anthem and classes on On the March.
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City Church Directory Shows Sunday Services Across Denominations
The directory lists Sunday schools at 9 45 a m divine worship at 12 00 and 7 30 p m with Thursday evening prayer meetings. It details Baptist Methodist Brethren Catholic Lutheran and many others with specific street corners ministers and service times.
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Western
Lords Tupper
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Prayver
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Mission
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Colgan Railroad
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A. Graham
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Almes Fagundus
Salvation Army
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Edward la Plount
Salvation Meeting
The Truth and the Cross in John's Gospel 1921
A devotional fragment echoes Pontius Pilate and the crowd, portraying Jesus as the truth. It urges readers to hear and believe, accepting the pardon offered through the cross and tomb, calling for grace to heed his voice.
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Ises
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Church services and notices for the Courier
Details of sermons and service plans from St. Luke English Lutheran and St. Paul M E F churches. Topics include The War and The Price of Disobedience with times set for morning and evening worship. Clergymen must submit notices to the Courier office by 6 p.m. Thursday.
James I Sweeney longtime Mitchell Co banker dies
James Irvine Sweeney a retired banker of Mitchell County Osage Iowa died yesterday morning at 8 30 at his daughter's home after a long pneumonia illness He was born May 7 1850 in Warren Pennsylvania and came to Osage in 1855 He served as deputy treasurer in 1870 later helped plat Dell Rapids Dakota territory He bought into Sweeney Bros bank in 1880 and was cashier until 1915 when elected president He retired a few years ago He married Sophia A Tucker on Jan 28 1874 and had five children He served as Baptist church treasurer for nearly 60 years and was trustee of Cedar Valley seminary He was active in Knights of Pythias and Modern Woodmen of America
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James Irvine Sweeney
HH. Co. Hill
Beptis Church
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A. S. Cross
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Warran
Cedar Valley Seminary
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Five Days at Hard Labor for Man Who Drank Canned Heat
William Romiser bought two cans of heat and, after intoxication charges, faced five days at hard labor in the city jail. He said the costs exhausted his finances as the judge noted the punishment for drinking the poisonous compound. Carl Brandes drove 20 mph over limit, police testimony cited $1 per mile fine. Davies forfeited $1 bond for a traffic violation. Henry Schmitz’s case was dismissed.
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Fire alarms report multiple small grass and roof fires
Firefighters were called to a spring bonfire at 734 West street and a grass fire on La Porte road with no damage. Sparks from a roof fire at 312 Salisbury street caused damage to a house. An unintentional alarm sent crews to 420 Commercial street, Brown apartments, at 2 p.m. yesterday.
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Government plan may be solution to radio interference
The piece discusses radio station interference from closely spaced wavelengths and a proposed government plan to classify stations into three classes with distinct wavelength ranges. It outlines moving some stations to new bands, regional frequency assignments, and shifting ship radio traffic to avoid 450 meter interference, noting implementation challenges.
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Herbert Hoover
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Light Operas to Be Broadcast 16 Weeks
Radiophone station KSD and Post Dispatch will broadcast a 10 week series of light operas from Forest Park open air theatre in St. Louis. The schedule runs Mondays and Fridays starting May 28 with operas such as Naughty Marietta The Fencing Master Wang Prince of Pilsen The Bat The Merry Widow The Chocolate Soldier and Gypsy Baron among others. Some titles renew from prior seasons.
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West High Plans May Junior-Senior Reception
Commencement week activities for the senior class hold steady as cast for the class play A Pair of Sixes is chosen and rehearsal begins next week The junior-senior reception is set for May 12 at Galloway clubhouse
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Jefferson's Monticello to Become National Memorial Site
A nationwide observance of Thomas Jefferson's birthday at Monticello inspired a new Jefferson Memorial Foundation to acquire Monticello as a permanent national memorial. Jefferson M Levy, longtime owner since 1833, agreed to transfer the property after patriotic drives and fundraising aimed at a $1,000,000 national subscription.
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Judge Recalls When Illinois Central Flourished in 61
Judge George D. Chafee recalls the early Illinois Central Railway days in Waterloo and Champaign Urbana. He recalls Chicago’s mud era, the line to Mattoon, and the pivotal Civil War impact on business and law. He notes key figures, a notable 1866 lawsuit against the railroad, and the firm’s long legal ties with Moulton and Chafee.
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West High to Stage The House That Jack Built Operetta
West High students rehearsed The House That Jack Built at the West High Auditorium for performances on April 9 and 26. Libretto by Alice C. J. Riley music by Jessie J. Gaynor. Cast lists include numerous West and Whittier School students with names such as Betty Burke Mary Marquis Reben Cohn Jean Margal and Jack. Tickets available at West school buildings.
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B Ty Wurster
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Him
Lois Hawk
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Betty Kenyon
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Ruth Sieg
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Perry Peters
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Moore
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Alan Wal- Jaen
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April Snow and Unusual Weather Recalled in 1221
The observer notes a heavy snowfall on April 12 with later snow and hail near Watersoo. References earlier years where Jupiter Placing visits and robins marked spring, plus a snowfall on April 16 1221. Forecasts predict fair but warm weather with a quick melt of today’s snow. Temperature range yesterday was 61 to 32 degrees.
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Radio concerts fill Davenport and Schenectady schedules
An OCR filled listing outlines radio and choral concert broadcasts from Palmer School of Chironactic Davenport and General Electric Schenectady with times, arias and instrumental pieces. It notes concert selections by the PLE OC and by Sopranos and choirs, with dates, central standard time. Also lists weather forecasts and stock market segments, plus a Monday evening silence.
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Palmer School of Chironactic
Davenport
Births and Real Estate Transfers Across Waterloo Area
The notice lists numerous births from April to March at various addresses, naming parents and newborns with dates. It also reports real estate transfers in Black Trank County and nearby additions, detailing parcel changes and grantors. Large coal deposits near Gatun Leake in Panama are mentioned as undeveloped.
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Ricker & Bratuover Land Co
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Railway service to nearby towns vastly improved
Chicago Great Western officials announce faster trains with express cars on Nos 5 and 44 routes, increasing Waterloo to Dewar Dunkerton Fairbank Ostwein service. The move follows a complaint to President Mellon and Waterloo business fear of delays. Shippers welcome quicker shipments to nearby towns, with further north improvements expected soon.
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East High Movies Draw Large Crowds
East High held a large public screening using the new Acme projector. The program featured Treasure Island with the Fox Kiddies, a Fox news film, and Harold Lloyd in Head Big Chief. Students attended in large numbers, with May shows planned to include Over the Valley and Thomas Meighan in The Valley of Gentle Men.
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