Riverview Park Encampment Ends as Campers Depart
Cedar Falls reports Riverview park clears after a 10 day Evangelical association encampment. Park reforms to quiet as board plans septic tanks and a full sewer system. Sunday attendance reached 830 with 154 daily at Riverview park before sessions on Christ’s preeminence and personal evangelism.
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Cedar Palls
Riverview Park
Lows Evangelical Association
Board of Control
Altho
M. F. Gabel
Holton
Kan
P. Spreng
Christ
Jesus
Sathersoll
Archbishop’s Alpine sunrise sermon in Catholic assembly
The Cincinnati archbishop spoke of sunrise over giant Alps peaks as a symbol of Christ’s victory. A letter from Rev. Wahl China warned of famine and uprisings. Prof. J A Heert spoke on Love as the law’s foundation and Christlike mind. Bishop Spreng closed with benediction as Waterman Men’s Glee Club performed. Fresh Lima eggs at 10 to 12 cents each. US egg shipments stir market.
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Alps
Jesus Christ
C. 2B
Wahl
Tunjen
Kwei-chow
China
Aussiogary Wahl
Towa
Men's Glee Club
Waterlno
J. A. Heck
Christ
Jesus
Spreng
Lima
United States
Shepherd Better In Gallup Hospital After Car Crash
M R Shepherd president of Bartles Shepherd Oil at Waterloo Iowa remains in a Gallup New Mexico hospital recovering from injuries from a Wednesday afternoon car accident. His son Joseph has a scalp wound but no bed confinement. Mrs Shepherd travels from Los Angeles and will stay until Mr Shepherd can be moved there. The Cadillac was wrecked after crossing a weakened bridge likely due to flood damage and misread detour directions.
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Gallup
N. MI
M. R. Shepherd
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Waterloo
Shepherd
Los Angeles
Shepherds
Joseph
California
My. Shepherd
Waterloo Boy Scout Meetings Resume After Summer Pause
Waterloo Boy Scout troops will resume regular meetings over the next two weeks, announced executive Arthur F. Jury. Summer camps at the new Waverly area site caused a pause. weatherproof bunkhouses and mess hall ensure outings continue through fall and winter with weekend hikes planned.
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Boy Scout Troops
Waterloo
Arthur F. Jury
Waverly
Fire Alarms Reported as False at Several Sites
Two alarm calls to Sunday fires ended as false alarms. At 10 33 a m George Willard 323 Randall street smoky furnace triggered a fire call. An 11 a m alert at Iowa Warehouse Fairview avenue and Center Street due to low water pressure. Two Bath Packing Company alarms Saturday at 10 and 30 p m also proved false.
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George Willard
Randall Street
Iowa Warehouse Company
Fairview Avenue
Center ‘Street
Bath Packing Company
Gladioli Growers Battle Outsider for Fair Display
In Des Moines on August 31 AP reports Goshen Indiana grower A E B Kundard arrived with a refrigerator car of gladioli and six attendants. City growers pooled resources hired experts and employed hundreds of workers to assemble a massive exhibit of half a million blooms. Kundard’s rival display tops 250000 blossoms eight feet tall with 17 feet around while Iowa’s exhibit costs 35000 to 40000 dollars versus Kundard’s over 5000 spent. Experts say the show will surpass all others in its scope.
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Des Moines
A. EB. Kundard
Goshen
Ind
Tandard
Iowa
Kundard
Clean-Up Drives Spitzbergen Towns In Arctic Dutch Settlement
Spitzbergen’s Barentsburg, named for explorer Willem Barents, wrestles with dirt in a mining village under a Dutch influence. A paved road project stands as the first in Spitzbergen, while a concrete wall is rising against a mountain to store 500000 tons of coal at the Barentsburg mine.
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Barentsbureg
Green Harbor
Spitzbergen
Holland
Arctic
Willem Barents
Barentsburg
Stoay
Swedish children train on drill field at Ljungbyhed
In Ljungbyhed the old military drill ground becomes a playground for 3000 Swedish school children and their teachers this summer. They stay in army barracks and receive instruction in physical culture and outdoor life, marking Sweden’s largest mobilization of pupils to date and promising a repeat next year.
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Malmoe
Sweden
Aril
Ljungbyhed
City Horseshoe Tourney Postponed to Saturday
The Lincoln Park horseshoe pitching event is postponed to Saturday, September 30. Victor Read, playground director, aims to boost entries and a stronger program with four classes for boys under 12, 12 to 16, youths and men, and women. Midgets start at 10 am and others at 1 30 pm with doubles as an added attraction. The tourney uses 30 to 40 foot throwing distances and proceeds resolve by elimination.
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Lincoln Park
Victor Read
Active Vice President Resigns From Charles City Bank
F Danforth, active vice president of Security Trust & Savings bank Charles City Ia resigns to focus on other business. He serves as president of Dakota National Bank Yankton SD and heads banks at Wakonda SD and Ireton IA. The Danforth family will relocate to Yankton next, after two years’ service in Charles City. His wife Mrs Danforth is noted for social and club work. father Pred Danforth was an early resident.
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Charles City Bank
Yankton
Charles City
Danforth
Security Trust & Savings Bank
Dakota National
Wakonda
Ireton
Pred Danforth
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Evangelical Assembly
Cincinnati
John T. McNicholas
Waterloo Oi Company
BOY Scouts OF Waterloo
Herman C. Miller
Mars
Seven Seas
Burns
Waterloo Insurance Agency
Lamar J. Duke
Fred W. Andrews
Lafayette
Aufpcasioned mm
Sycamore St
Bargain
New Coats
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