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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1927

Page

7

Dr Fred Clark Resigns Pulpit at Eugene Church

Dr Fred J Clark longtime pastor at First Congregational Shurch Waterloo and then Eugene Ore announces resignation to end of 1927 to focus on personal evangelism centered on strengthening home life. In his letter he denies pressure over Ben Lindsey visit and calls for a movement defending American home and ideals, urging others to lead in family evangelism.

Fred J. Clark First Congregational Shurch Waterloo Eugene Ore A& Call Ben Lindser First Congregational Church of Ife Hfe Ben Lindsey

Fred J. Clark affirms continued place in church

In a brief endorsement, Fred J. Clark expresses hope that he and his family will remain welcome and loved members of the church. He signs the statement plainly, underscoring personal commitment to the congregation.

Pitt to Challenge Green in Ninth District Race for Congress

Des Moines dispatch notes Malon B. Pitt of Crescent will run in the June primary against Congressman Green in Iowa Ninth District. Pitt, a longtime farmer and former state legislator, plans an aggressive campaign. Green has represented the district since 1911 after filling a vacancy.

Pitt Green Congress Courier Special Service Des Moines Malon B. Pitt Crescent Harrison County Twenth Morrison, Crawford and Monona County

Walter Smith and Green in Ninth District Political Notes

Congressman Walter Smith once served as district judge from 1894 to 1910. Green faced no primary opposition recently though Democrats pressed him. Green's vote totals varied: 1922 31,757 to 19,722 for Paw W. Richards. 1924 49,153 to 22,741 for Charles F. Paschal. 1926 30,373 to 14,637 for Paschal. Ninth district counties include Adair Audubon Cass Guthrie Harrison Mills Montgomery Pottawattamie Shelby.

Walter Smith Green Tat Paschal Adair Audubon Cass Guthrie Harrison, Mills Montgomery Pottawattamic Shelby

Woman Wille 800 For Education Fund In Will

Mrs Ellen Schaefer wills eight hundred dollars for the education of poor students naming Rev James Takin of E ku der Ta as trustee. The fund may be used at the trustee's discretion to fulfill the testatrix object. Father Takin receives 750 for masses and the remainder is divided equally among the listed children Angie Lilley and Ger.

Ellen Schaefer James Takin Ekuder Takin Angie Lilley Ger

Will of Bridget Donnelly Executors Named

The will of Bridget Donnelly late of 723 South Street Waterloo bequeaths 200 to Mary Driecoll of Waterloo daughter. Remainder divided among Marcella Jetta Donnelly and Anna Rice of Garrison Ia. Mrs Rice named executrix. In Greenfield Iowa December 36 P Jen 14 set for Adair County special election on 3800000 bond issue per board of supervisors.

Jude Schaewane Snd Willia A. J John B Fred W Peter J. Schuster Carl P Bridget Donnelly South Street Waterloo Mary Driecoll Marcella Jetta Donnelly Anna Rice Garrison, Ia Rice Hamed Greenfield Adair County Board of Supervisors

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