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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1922

Page

7

Cedar Falls Bible Conference near end with next year assured

At Riverview park Cedar Falls the interdenominational bible conference closed with generous offerings and a plan for a 1929 session Aug 5 to 12. Dr G Morgan London teacher was invited back. Dr Parley Zartman and Dr Mugene Al spoke on funds and future expansion while 5,000 attendees praised the event.

Cedar Fallls Riverview Park Mugene al‘20 G. Campbell Morgan London Morgan United States Parley E. Zartman Winona Lake Ind Allen Zartman E F. Stevenson Wateron Sam Cedar Falls

Monotony and Mystery in Heaven Says Dr Morgan

Dr Morgan contends empty churches expose leadership or member issues while praising Jesus as ever fresh yet changeless. He recalls childhood fear of heaven as monotonous but argues the millennium is only a vestibule to a larger, grander existence.

Jesus Heaven Hell

Soldiers Breakfast as Special Leaves Camp Dodge Train

Soldiers of Companies B and D Iowa National Guard entrained at Waterloo for a fortnights encampment at Camp Dodge. A special train of one express one baggage five passenger cars and a caboose left at 9 40 a m with friends seeing guardsmen off as they ate breakfast in military style and waved farewell. The Cedar Falls headquarters company boarded at Cedar Falls junction.

Iowa National Guard Waterloo Sycamore Street Chicago Great Western Camp Dodge Cedar Falls iCedar Falls Junction

Eldora Completes 16 Blocks of Paving

Eldora IA August 14 The jet off paving 16 blocks of streets in Eldora was completed last week. Much delay due to material shortages and bad weather. Eldora now has more blocks of paving than any other town in Iowa with a population around seven thousand, about seven miles laid since 1911.

Eldora Elidora Iowa

New York Editor Praises Iowa Courtesies In Poem Tribute

The New York World editor Fred Pettit sends a handwritten poem to Iowa court clerk Maurice Morris, praising courteous public service. The verse lists many Iowa towns and rivers in a rhythmic stroll from Keokuk to Muscatine, weaving place names into a tribute.

New York Iowa New York World Fred 3 Pettit District Court Maurice Morris Keokuk Cailiopes

Fire destroys hay and buildings at Oelwein farm

On August 14 at the Bara McKenzie farm seven miles south of town flames consumed ninety tons of hay believed to have sparked the fire. Two barns a machine shed a corner silo and a hoghouse were destroyed. Five horses perished in the barn. Insurance partially covers the loss.

Oelwein Bara McKenzie

Des Moines Veterans Recall Civil War Flags at Gala

In Des Moines on August 14 veterans and Civil War soldiers gathered to honor the memory of flags carried in battle. The flags from 40 infantry regiments, three artillery batteries, and seven cavalry regiments were preserved in glass cases at the statehouse rotunda. Dr. R L Chase led preservation efforts funded by the last legislature.

Des Moines Arsenal Locust Street Statehouse R. L. Chase

Ninth Cavalry Flags Restored for Statehouse Display

After Civil War, flags stored in an arsenal for years were rediscovered by Mrs. Gear Jollis, wife of a former governor and future senator. She, with other women, protected the banners with netting, leading the Twenty fourth General Assembly to fund glass cases at the statehouse for their preservation.

Ealng Jollis. Gear United States Twenty-fourth General Assembly Statehouse

Municipal Leaguers Gather for Clinton Convention

Arrival of officers and committees marks preparations for the annual League of Town Municipalities meeting to be held in Clinton on Tuesday through Thursday. Mayor R N McNutt of Muscatine and Secretary Frank G Pieres of Marshalltown are expected. Delegates will enjoy a Clinton Chamber of Commerce picnic at Eagle Point Park and a moonlight steamboat excursion on the Mississippi thursday evening. Pope Pius XI Colds Halt Vatican Walks During Heat Wave.

Clinton League of Town Municipalities R. §. McNutt Muscatine League Frank G. Pieres Marshalltown Clinton Chamber of Commerce Eagle Point Park June van Meter American Legion Mississippi River Pove Pius Titus Rome Pope Pius XI Vatican Gardens

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