Thirteen Churches of Baptists Represented at Waterloo Meet
Thirty churches are to be represented at the Cedar Valley Baptist association midyear meeting to be held at Burton Avenue Baptist Church in Waterloo on Friday January 11. J Tuthill will preside. Dr F A Agar of New York City and a team of workers will lead the program apart from business sessions. Baptist pastors will hold a three day retreat in Grinnell December 31 January 1 and 2 to discuss present church problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Baptist Association
Burton Avenue
Waterloo
F. A. Agar
New York City
Grinnell
Man Arrested for Radio Larceny to Be Freed on Bond
Dan Houck, 28, of 514 Wyoming street, was arrested last night by Detective Hugh Crumrine on a larceny charge and to be released on a $500 bond. Police say he stole a radio from a Waterloo firm over a year ago, and admitted taking an expensive radio while investigators pursued another theft. Houck is married with two children. a hearing was expected when a municipal judge returns to the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Houck
Wyoming Street
Hugh Crumrine
J. H. Meyers
Houck
Waterloo
Crumline
Informanees
Missing friend Hurd reportedly found in Meservy Ja
Joe Brown of Oskaloosa sought Waterloo police help to locate his long lost friend William Hurd missing for 14 years. A local resident informed Sgt Walker that Hurd is at Meservy, Ja and a car can be located there by writing Burtefelt. The tip was to be dispatched to Brown today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurd
Joe Brown
Oskaloosa
William ‘Hurd
Courier
Brown
Waterloo
Headquarters
Walker
Meser
Bus Company Denied New Trial in Crozier Case
Judge Hasner overruled a motion for new trial in a personal injury suit by Bertha G. Crozier against Hawkeye Stages Inc and insurer. Crozier, Brooklyn librarian, was awarded $1,800 by a jury. The incident followed a Saturday night stop when Officer Denniston stopped Taylor, who had a gun partly concealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BUS Company
Crozier
R. W. Hasner
Bertha G. Crozier
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hawkeye Stages, Inc
Miss Crozier
F. W. Edwards
Frank Denniston
Taylor
Fourth
Dane Streets
Jess Taylor Held on Weapon Carrying Charge
Jess Taylor, a Black man of 105 Omnelda Street, was freed on $500 bond after an arrest last night by Detective Ralph Davis on a charge of carrying a weapon. The report notes the bond status as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Taylor
Bond
Omnelda Street
Ralph Davis
Young offender paroled after reform school term
The 18 year old Milton Eslinger was paroled to Sheriff H. T. Wagner from district court after a two year sentence to the state reformatory at Anamosa on a statutory charge. The complainant is a 12 year old girl. County attorney F. W. Edwards cited mitigating circumstances and urged leniency through parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Eslinger
H. T. Wagner
State Reformatory
Anamosa
R. W. Hasner
F. W. Edwards
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Churches OF Baptists
Cedar Valley Association
Burton Avenue Church
Tvy
SAP
Raa Ae
Parker
Edelson
Commercial St
AL Waterloo
Regular &S
Gash & Carry Grocery Dept
Black
Delicatessen
Guernsey
Libby
Linn County
Quaker
Rath's
Black Hawk
California
Alaska
Somerset
Dle
Dennison
Crosley
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