First Sermon in New Church Here by Rev Raspe
Rev Otto S Raspe delivered the first sermon in the new home of the Church of the Redeemer last evening beginning a series of nightly meetings led by Dr Luther Robinson. The pastor recalled his early days and the first sermon given on the mezzanine of Hotel Russell Lamson as he spoke of faith and mission.
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Otto S. Raspe
Church of the Redeemer
Luther Riley Robinsop
Robinson
Toinetie
Rasne
Russell Lamson
Future of Waterloo Universalist Church Emphasizes Faith and Community
A historical address urges building a cathedral of spiritual values from hearts of believers in universal fatherhood of God and universal brotherhood of man. It highlights faith in God and neighbor, church as social force, and invincibility of law, calling for a vitalized congregation serving the community.
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Universal Brotherhood of Man
Waterloo Universalist
Former Mayor of Oelwein 15 Dead
Dr. J F Cole longtime Oelwein leader and three time mayor died at 10:10 AM after a long tuberculosis illness. A U S Army World War I veteran he served as coroner for 16 years and held several bank and fraternal posts. Born December 1 1863 at Strawberry Point he leaves a widow. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Oelweln
J. F. Cole
Commandery
Consiatory
Cedar Rapids
Tho
Strawberry Point
H E
Wyant to Speak on Stars at Scout Rally Tonight
Wyle W. Wyant will discuss the stars at the all scout rally this evening at 7:45 at First Congregational church. The program includes pop songs stunts and movies of interest to scouts. Scouts and the public are invited to attend.
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Wyle W. Wyant
First Congregational Church
West High Students Hear Radio Talk at Assembly
Science students from West High listened as Karlron Lackunton, Sand amrentils of Radio Transmission and Reception, traced radio history from spark transmitters to modern vacuum tube systems. He explained crystal and vacuum tube receivers by diagram and demoed a high power transmitter and receiver setup in the science room.
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West High
Karlron Lackunton
Ang
East High Juniors Rehearse Playlet for April 27
Reservations for cast seating will be taken tomorrow morning in the Principal Mill ley offices by DeForest Carter and Carl Artua. Rehearsals for the junior play Come out of the Kitchen continue daily under Miss Caroline McParlane with the production slated for next Friday April 27.
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FP. J. Millley
Deforrest Carter
Busine
Carl
Artua
Caroline McParlane
Drama League Calls for Arts Secretary in Cabinet
The Drama League of America at its thirteenth annual convention in Iowa City urged creating a secretary of arts in the president's cabinet and urged the push for closer league central office alignment with centers. Harald A. Ehrensperger read the report, noting 50 centers nationwide. Francis Nelson urged students to study classics and rhythm, while the Hathh Road premiere played by University of Iowa students was announced.
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Iowa City
Drama League of America
National Theatre
Harald A. Ehrensperger
Chicago
League
University of Iowa
Ehrensperger
Helene Blattner
Iowa City Center
Walter, Jessup
University of Owa
Francis Nelison
Bhrensperger
BE. C. Mabie
Drama Leages of America
A. Starr Best
Harrison 2. Riley
Evanston
Helen Dana Smith
Charleston
W. Va
Best
Drama convention takes up theatre issues Saturday
Rensperger and EB Mable of the University of Iowa chair the convention committee. Training dramatic taste is the subject for today's discussions. The league will address the play in the theatre and community and little theatre circuit problems Saturday. Prof Georges P Baker of Harvard will replace Augustus Thomas as the evening speaker. His topic is The Developing Future for Drama in Universities.
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Rensperger
Mable
University of Iowa
Georges P. Baker
Worshops
Harvard University
Augustus Thomas
Blunt Exonerated On Burglary Charge In Traer Trial
Grover Blunt a Waterloo sewer contractor was exonerated yesterday in Traer Iowa after defense by John H Meyers. The case stemmed from a pool hall dispute over a $30 check and alleged breaking and entering. Evidence showed the complaint lacked foundation apart from owner suspicion following the payment dispute.
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Grover Blunt
Waterloo
Traer
John H. Meyers
Blunt
Fisher Arrest Brings Three Year Indictment to Waterloo
Mrs. Anna Fisher, indicted by a Black Hawk county grand jury in 1920 for adultery with Robert Styles, was arrested Thursday afternoon in Waterloo on orders of Delaware County Sheriff I. T. Wagner. Styles remains missing. Fisher had returned to Manchester to recover her children and was turned over to Sheriff Wagner in Waterloo.
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Anna Fisher
Black Hawk County
Delaware County
Manchester
I. T. Wagner
Miss Susan B. Lentz Resigns Welfare Post
A special meeting of Waterloo Social Welfare League boards will be held next week to discuss a successor to Miss Susan B. Lentz who has resigned from the public health welfare post.
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Waterloo Social Welfare League
Susan B. Lentz
Nurse Lentz Resigns to Pursue Iowa Health Training
Mrs. Dorothy Taylor, Superintendent, announces Miss Lentz will resign effective June 1 to devote the summer to health training at the University of Iowa. Lentz has served the Waterloo league for a year, aiding clinics for dental cases babies and tuberculosis patients. She will help with sick home care and a stenographer will be hired to handle correspondence for the Welfare league.
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Dorothy Taylor
Miss Lentz
University of Iowa
Waterloo League
Welfars League
Taylor
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