Religion 16 Same as in Jesus Day at First Presbyterian
Rev Thomas R Niven, former Portage Wis, declares modernity brought no new biblical truths while assuming the First Presbyterian pastorate. He preaches An Inclusive Fellowship and What Then Shall I Do with Jesus, urging spiritual equality in Christ, cautioning against modernist social habits and Bolshevik internationalism while stressing American citizenship and Christian patriotism. He notes women’s equality in Jesus’ eyes and calls for constructive criticism over destruction. The morning anthem is Festival Te Deum in E Flat.
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Jesus Christ
Thomas R. Niven
Portage
Wis
First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Wiven
Jesus
Freeman
Hendhman
Waterloo
America
Buck
Martha McCormick
Chicago Strives to Fight Crime With Intelligence Tests
Chicago announces a plan to curb crime by intelligence testing of arrestees and placement in institutions if they fail. Det Chief William P. O Connor leads with Dr William J Hickson and Judge Harry Olson planning a citywide campaign.
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Chicago
William P. O'Connor
O'Connor
Willam J. Hickson
Municipal Psychopathic Laboratory
Harry Olson
Municipal
Hickson
United States
Europe
William J. Mickson
City Psychopathic Laboratory
Westminster Church Drama Draws Crowds With Rich Young Man
Westminster Church filled to capacity for the Westminster Drama League presenting The Rich Young Man in play form under Truman DeRoame. Crowds attended 4 pm and 7:30 pm showings with ministers and guests among the packed audience.
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Westminster Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster Drama League
Truman DeRoame
W. P. McCormick
NORTILAND MOTORGAS Promises Knock-Free High Mileage
A new anti-knock gasoline designed for high compression engines promises to eliminate knocking without additives or color. The product is a crystal-clear refinery gasoline claiming superior miles per gallon.
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Nortiland
Impressive show as 16 actors perform distinct roles
Every one of the 16 actors gave an artistic interpretation of the part assigned, delivering varied takes and strong stage presence. The ensemble showcased range from subtle to bold, highlighting the production’s dynamic pacing and character depth.
Northeastern Iowa Teachers Meet Plans Advance
Arrangements for the Northeastern Town Teachers association annual convention were advanced at a Cedar Rapids executive meeting. The 1928 meeting is set for March 28 to 30 at East High School in Waterloo with County Superintendent A. E. Jewett attending. Dubuque will bid for 1939 after a new hotel opens.
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Northeastern Town Teachers Association
East High School
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
A. E. Jewett
Dubuque
Congregational Church Canvass Delays Budget Plan
Local Congregational churches join a nationwide every member canvass to raise funds for 1998 support of churches and missions. The total pledged is expected near 28 million dollars, with several churches holding back on budgets until receipts are clear.
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First Congregational Church
George E. Pike
Todey
Plymouth Congregational Church
Missionary Board
Union Congregational Church
United States
Winning Editorial Opposes Cliques by Don Finlayson
Donald Finlayson editor of the Spectator West High school student newspaper authored the winning editorial receiving the Marshall town Times-Republican cup for best editorial at the Iowa High School Press association convention in Grinnell. West High delegation including Tinlayson Robert Brown Robert Cunningham Robert Young and Edward Rohlf returned Saturday night as new officers were elected for the coming term.
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Donald Finlayson
The
Spectator
West High
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Plant Juice touted by Waterloo couple in medical advertisement
Mrs. C. E. Handley of Powell Avenue recites her husband C. G. B. Hundley’s long stomach troubles and weight loss. After starting Plant Juice from Wangler's Drug Store, he improved rapidly and regained health. The ad claims Plant Juice relieves indigestion, cleanses liver and kidneys, and has been a staple in American homes for over thirty years. A free sample is offered at 228 Fast Fourth Street Waterloo.
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CG. EB. Hundley
Henry Voght
Loulaville
C. E. Handley
Powell Avenue
Wangler
Best Fourth Street
Waterloo
Julce Mann
Wangler's Drug Store
Fast Fourth Street
Warren Ross and Richard Cooper Elected Leaders in Iowa Schools
Warren Ross of Warrington High and Richard Cooper of Newton High were named presidents in official school leadership roles. Wayne Gard from Gunnell College journalism dept serves as permanent secretary, with Finlayson retiring as president.
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Warren Ross
Wwrashington High
Cedar Rapids
Richard Cooper
Newton High School
Sua Rsissell
Lincoln High
Des Moines
Wayne Gard
Gunnell College
Finlayson
Frost Service Stations Across Waterloo Areas
Frost service stations operate at Eleventh and Sycamoun in Waterloo and Fifth and Malin in Cedar Falls while Mil Service Station serves East Cedar Falls Road Waterloo. The locations indicate a network of fuel and automotive services serving the Cedar Falls Waterloo region.
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Bartles-Shepherd Ol Co. Cornet
Lafayette
Waterloo
Lichty’s
Fifth and
South Sts
Waterline
Eleventh St
Frost
Eleventh
Sycamoun Sta
Bartles-Shepherd Ol Co
Fifth
Malin
Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Road
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First Presbyterian
Chicago Crooks
Jerusalem
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Bartles-Shepherd
Northland Alotorcgas
Northland S. E. Aviation
Northland Motorgas
WIO
Pos
Northland
N. E. Iowa
Congregational Church Canvass
First Church
Plymouth
BAYER
Bayer Manufacturs
Mong
Iene
Salfcyleacla
Don Finlayson
Malden
Grippe and
Fin
Hill's
HILL
RED Hat
Bartles-Shepherd O11
Mulberry Sts
Sumner Sts
Bartles-Shepherd Gl Co
Dlh
Tefferson
Bartles-Shepherd Oil CO
Waterloo, Low
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