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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1929

Page

11

Ministers Score Stage Success In Biblical Dramas

A cast of 16 ministers and lay actors presented The Rich Young Man in West High auditorium last night. Six ministers spoke their parts with apt timing and training, while Dr Roy L. Smith supplied The Voice from behind. Truman De Roame directed, delivering a vivid portrayal of Rabbi Amos and the rich young man, with scenes of renunciation and charity.

West High Auditorium Tupor W. Pl’ McCormick Westminster Presbyterian Mercedes Makaria Amos J. A. Laurie Cedar Heights Philip Willam Hardcastle Plymouth Congregational Church Simeon William Boardman First Brethren‘ Church Benjamin J Richmond ‘Morgan First Congregational Church Rebbi ‘Nath

Konjola Promises Relief for Stomach and Nerve Ailments

The Konjola Man at Wangler Bros. drug store, 229 East Fourth Street, Waterloo, touts Konjola as a natural remedy for stomach, kidney, and rheumatic complaints after other medicines have failed. He cites a testimonial from Henry Knoop of Clutter Iowa who reports relief after three bottles, noting improved appetite and digestion, with no alcohol or nerve-deadening ingredients.

Konjola Wangler Bros East Fourth Street Henry Knoop Clutter Iowa Waterloo Koanjola Mr. Knoop

Stage Roles Shown Well In Local Play

The cast under Rev O Mi Yaggy presented a lively production with Rebecca by Mrs A E Jewett and Bernice by Mrs A Enderlein. Dr McCormick and Mrs Donnan led a strong ensemble with piano solo by Mrs J V Raines and a guitar solo by Mrs Viola Wagner. proceeds supported the community event.

Owas Nadine Herthel McCormick E. M Wratislaw Rebecca Emus A. E. Jewett Mi- Yaggy Firsts Evangelical’ Church Raines B. M. Gotshail

Help Sessions Aimed at County Sunday School Convention

Town groups plan evenings to raise funds to cover expenses for the upcoming state Sunday school convention in the area next week.

Clarksville Man Buys Manly Shop

Seaton Hurd, long employed by P. W. Hurd in the harness and shoe shop, has bought a store at Manly. His wife and her mother, Mrs. Hattie Bellows, moved to Manly this week.

Newspaper Honored With First Class Rating in Contest

The Spectator West High school newspaper earned a first class rating in a National Scholastic Press association contest. It scored 765 of 1,000 possible points for quality news, headlines, makeup, editorials, pages, sports, and features.

The Spectator West High School National Scholastic’ Press Association

Men of I S T C Form Forensic Work At College

Male students at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls formed the Men's Forum to advance forensic and literary achievements among members. Executive council comprises Ll. E. Stewart J. Hervey Shutts Melvin Slacks Dayton H. Winter and Maryle Hanawalt.

Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls Ll. E. Stewart J. Hervey Shutts Melvin Slacks Dayton H. Winter Maryle ‘Hanawalt

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Hallet MR. Henry Knoop Iphoto Lind-Canmmack Studio East Fourth St Eytlaames Clarksville W. HH. S MEN OF I.S. T. C. Form Corporation Entz Cafe First National Bank Munsingwear Spe Cial Redfern
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