Twenty Year Anniversary Camp Meeting of Iowa Churches
The Iowa Conference Evangelical Association and the Iowa Conference Branch of the Young People's Alliance announce their twentieth annual campmeeting at Cedar River park in August 1925. Bishop Thomas Bowman will preside with Prof. S. J. Gamertsfelder and Rev. F. C. Berger among leaders. The program spans August 19–21 and includes devotionals, Bible studies, sermons, and mission reports led by pastors from Cedar Falls, Waterloo, Council Bluffs, and other stations, with Rev. J. Engel and Rev. B. P. Cawelti directing choral and cottage prayer activities. The event features daily services, youth sessions, German-language sermons, and a full slate of ministers, officers, and local organizers coordinating attendance and programming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Conference Evangelical Association
Iowa Conference
Young People's Alliance
Cedar River Park
Thomas Bowman
S. J. Gamertsfalder
F. C. Barger
Young People’s Alliance
J- H. Engel
J. Gamertsfelder
O. M. Yagsy
S. J. Gamertsfelder
F. C. Ber
E. O. Beck
H. C. Schiuter
F.C. Berger
L. N. Day
L. F. Smith
F. G. Berger
E. ©. Teck
J. H. Engel
Kingdom
F. C. Berger
H. J. Faust
Waterloo
Rero
H. C. Schluter
Radcliffe
Mdna Goetze
Fr. Dodge
Viola Nolte
Cedar Sfalls
Jesse Kober
la Porte City
Mras
E. C.beck
Hubbard
J. Hu Engel
Council Bluffs
P Sormen
Bishop Bowman
H. O. Lorenz
Anna Thiarmann
Alber
Lang
F .C. Berger
C. H. Schlesselman
J. D. Krooz
B. RB. Wiener
L. Sohl
Geo. Knoche
G. P. Canelti
B. P. Cawelti
Cedar Falls
IT. C. Schluter
Young People’s Convention
J. A. Haeblen
L. W. Bock
Young man seeks relatives in Richmond Virginia
Asa Lane High School student at 12305 West Clay Street, Richmond, asks the police to help locate his mother Susie Frame and cousin Viola Lantz, last heard from eight years ago. He provides mother’s maiden name and says the directory shows no match, while urging aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Lane Highstaith
W. Clay Street
Richmond
Scholohomer
Viola Lantz
Susie Frame
New Jewelry Firm Incorporated in Waterloo
A new manufacturing jewelry concern will do business in Waterloo after filing articles of incorporation for the Baumbach & Rolfe Jewelry Co. The term is twenty years, capital stock $15,000 in $50 shares. Annual meetings on the first Monday in August. Officers and directors: L. F. Baumbach president treasurer, George C. Bolte vice president, Fred J. Martin secretary and manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Baumbach & Rolfe Jewelry Co
L. F. Baumbach
George C. Bolte
Fred J. Martin
Plentiful Plums From Shannon Home Bursting Branches
Residents report a plum tree at John J. Shannon, 129 Elmwood Avenue, bearing heavy fruit. The young tree needs three props due to brittleness, with branches sagging under clusters of up to forty plums. Shannon expects the largest harvest from a single tree yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Shannon
Elmwood Avenue
Shannon
Organ Recital Sunday Evening by Allen W. Bogen
Waterloo readers will enjoy a rare organ recital Sunday evening at First Methodist Church by Allen W. Bogen of Chicago who dedicated the organ. Bogen, an Osage native and long time Chicago organist for Dr. Gunsaulus, will perform a full program and then travel to Denver to dedicate a large organ at the Church of the Immaculate Conception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
M. B
W. F. Spry
Allen W. Bogen
Chicago
Bogen
Iowa
Osage
Gunsaulus
J. E. Brinkman
Denver
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Thomas Cascaden Carded as Very Weak After Operation
Reports on the patient Thomas Cascaden say he has severe gangrenous conditions and cannot take nourishment since last Monday's operation. Beside watchers at the bedside have not given up hope, but friends fear recovery remains unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Cascaden
Plans progress for Auto Tourists visit
Plans advance for the Albert Lea Automobile club members arriving in August for a society tour. Waterloo dealers show interest and a pilot party may form soon. B E Farrand of Waterloo Auto & Supply mails 25 letters urging new suggestions. Special chicken dinner at San Souci hotel Sunday from 5:20 to 8:00. Musto
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lea Automobile Club
Waterloo Club
B. E. Farrand
Waterloo Auto & Supply Company
San Souci
Musto
San Souci Hotel
City in Brief Fittings and People Moving in Waterloo
Glass fitting, visits from Chicago and Charles City residents, and local social rounds fill Waterloo's day. Notables include Mrs Hagans and Miss Maye Bruck visiting relatives, Henry Junge of Minneapolis on business, and Dr Jerger moving to a Highland residence while remaining at Pine Street hospital. A newborn son joins Mr and Mrs Bernie Harper at 752 Dawson Street as locals resume routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Junge
Minneapolis
T. G. Torpey
Maye Bruck
Chicago
Forest Bockey
Tenth Street West
Frank Crittenden
Ralph Juan
Charles City
W. R. Weld
Waterloo
E. KR. Langridge
W. M. Powell
Raymond Bracunier
Waterloo Business College
Hatch Packing Company
J. A. Jerger
Highland
Prospect
Arizona Avenues
James Register
Pine Street
Odd Origin of Fires in July Sparks City Report
July fire alarms totaled nine for the city with five barn fires and four residences. Chemicals used reached ninety two gallons, and three fires had unknown origins while three were due to peculiar circumstances. A balloon lit a barn, a bed was cleaned with gasoline, and a jelly pot boiled over in a store. Total July damage stood at two thousand forty dollars. Rath Packing Co. barn was most destructive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.A. Putnam
Rath Packing Company
New Auto Transfer Opens in Waterloo by J W Tucker
Waterloo begins a new auto transfer company with J W Tucker set to start business next Monday. Tucker, an experienced operator, guarantees prompt service and satisfaction. He resides at 110 Virden Street, Telegraph 1946 White. The Brady War Pictures text will be supplied in sixteen Forte sections by the Wayforton Evening Courier, with a coupon on page 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
J. W. Tucker
Tucker
Virden Street
White
Mey
Wayforton Evening Courier
Westerley Evening Courier
Annual Picnic A Big Success at Waterloo Park
Waterloo and Cedar Falls traveling men and families gathered at Metrie park for the annual picnic. Notable attendees included George RB Rowell and Harry Chapple with long service in the region. Prizes ranged from a dollar to twenty six cents as races and contests entertained workers and their spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB. Rowell
Harry Chapple
Rowell
Waterloo Traveling Men's Association
Representative Grout
G. W. Huntley
H. E F. Weatherwax
Eight-year-old boy breaks left arm in ladder fall
Monford Mott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Mott of 72 Quincy Street, fell from a step ladder while reaching for a swing. The ladder gave way, breaking his left arm at the elbow. The arm has been set and he is resting as comfortably as possible. Seuci hotel hosts Sunday music from 5:30 to 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monford Mott
Harry M. Mott
Quincy Street
Tribulations of Some Sportsmen at Waterloo Gun Club
Sheriff F. M. Shores scored poorly in many events after wary shooters replaced targets with wooden ones to keep him from his usual high mark. In a second mishap Frank Pinkerton fell from a riverbank while climbing weeds gave way, leaving him soaked and bruised in Cedar River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Shores
Waterloo
Mr. Shores
Frank
Pinkerton
Twin Daughters Mourned by Grandview Parents
Mr and Mrs Herman Ludwig of 108 to the avenue Grandview mourn the death of their infant daughter Taey born December 19 1911 She was ill from birth Her death occurred this morning A short funeral service will be held at the home Monday afternoon at 2 30 and the interment will be in Fairview cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Ludwig
Grandview
Taey
Fairview Cemetery
Demented Man Frenzies Neighbors In Chase Through Logan Area
Residents along Logan avenue and nearby streets were terrorized when an unknown man described as demented frightened several women. Police and plain clothes officers pursued him after reports reached the station about 9 30. Chief Leighton and Judge Meyers briefly sighted him peering from a window before he vanished and a gunshot drew a large crowd. The chase continued with a detailed description circulated as officers vowed to catch him soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Avenue
Dane
Harrison Streets
EB. A. Leighton
J. H. Meyers
Auto Patrol
Leighton
Y. W. C A Publishes Evening Supper Change and Meeting
The Y W C A cafeteria committee adjusts Saturday supper to 5 30 to 7 30 to aid patrons who arrive late. The Y W C A board holds its monthly business meeting Monday afternoon with lunch at 1 o clock followed by the session. The Waterloo Evening Courier promotes weekly coupons on page 3.
Yowa Woman Freed in Wyoming Shooting Case
Mrs. William M. Brown, formerly of Council Bluffs, released after coroner and jury verdict that the killing of her husband in Laramie, Wyoming was in self defense. He attacked with a knife during a violent quarrel as she resisted divorce demands to marry another woman. Neighbors and a physician supported the woman’s testimony of abuse and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
William M. Brown
Laramie
Wyo
Clyde Hunt
Brown
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L. S. Parsons Music House
Parsons Building
A. B. Chase
Vose Kurtzmann
Kurtzmann
Sycamore St
Young
People’s Alliance
PLIM
Merkel
Dubois
Wagner
Victor
Mendelssohn
Faulkes
Piatti
Boccherini
Horsman
Chaffin
Bach
Hallelujah Chorus
Handel
Barcarella
Lemare
Widor
Buchanan
Wilbur RE. Hagans
J. A. Jderger
P. W. Jacobson
Mr. Jacobson
A. A. Kilair
Henry Bunnell
East
Massachusetts
New York
Connecticut
Bernie Harper
Dawson Street
Misses Alma
Clara Koepke
Hawkeye
Miss Alma
Fort Dodge
C. T. Wilson
Bartlett & Kling
Iowa Falls
M. Cole
Bloomington
Margaret Miller
Richard Garlock
C. M. Woods
Third Avenue West
Maxwell
Donald Austin
Northwestern Business College
Latta
Austin
Electric Park
Harvest Hands
Waterloo and
Mectrie Park
Fenerong
St. Paul
Northwest
Minnesota
Wilson
T. Paul
Boy
San Seuci Hotel
Bridge Street
J. C. Hartman
Wisconsin
Rickmire’s Land Agency
Bridge &J
H. M
Care Courier
F. M
Ene Mercantile Co
9Th St
Cleveland, O
G.A. Ward & Co
Cberteau Ave
Dr. Chance
Minnehaha Ave
Minn
Imperial] Co
St. Louis
Swaine Gasoline Lighting Co
Des Moines
Towa
Dept. SP
Lincoln Ave
Volice
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