St John’s parish begins permanent school and chapel construction
The Catholic parish of St John the Evangelist starts a $45,000 school and chapel in Mulberry Street by contractor C Emery New Hampton IA. The project aims for occupancy next September with fireproof steel and brick structures. The two story school will have four rooms and the chapel measures 45 by 80 feet. Expansion space is provided as the parish grows and a new location for St Mary’s is noted nearby.
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John the Evangelist Wits
Mulbery Stree
C. Emery
New Hampton
J Speed
Sunday School Attendance Rises at Waterloo Baptist Churches
Walnut Street Baptist reports 140 percent attendance in week two of the citywide contest while First Baptist shows 186 percent in class B. All schools show gains over last Sunday and 1923. Pastors will attend the Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents meeting today at the YMCA.
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Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
First Baptist
Waterloo
Ase
Omnian al É
Y. Mlca
Shetland Pony Dewey Passes At 36 In Nashua
Dewey the Shetland pony owned by the Elm Wright family and formerly driven on Nashua streets by the late Mrs. G L Strike died Monday at about 36 years old. The pony had long served in city streets under ownership dating back to Capt Strike.
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Nashua
Sunnyside Country Club Annual Meeting Tonight
Sunnyside Coun try club members are urged to attend the annual meeting at Greater Waterloo association at 8 o'clock with turnout expected in full force.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo fourth in volleyball tourney at Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Y M C A volleyball team finished fourth in the Iowa state tournament at Cedar Rapids, losing to Des Moines and Davenport but defeating Sioux City and Dubuque. Cedar Rapids defeated Des Moines for the title. Des Moines earned second. Sioux City third.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Fort Dodge
Dag
Moines
Des Mofniag
Sioux City
C. A. Boatman
H. Wyant
Cecil Lanning
M. Coburn
Leo Rleeper
A. A. Lohper
YC. Wyant
Sprague
Dubuque
Des Moines
Keokuk
Marshalltown
St. Dodge
Cadar Rapides
Bunnies
Iowa
I. W. Richardson
M.C. A
Manchester Post Hosts Lincoln Party for G A R Veterans
Manchester Alabama post of the American Legion held a Lincoln birthday event in the legion hall on Tuesday evening February 13. Thirteen Civil War veterans and many townspeople attended the gathering, which was described as successful and enjoyable.
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Manchester AL. Post
Lincoln Party
Manchester
Tacom
Chester Post
Wian- American Legion
Legion Hall
W. A. EL
Borge Post
Legion event in Sioux City: post activity and entertainment
A local veterans gathering led by the W. A. Morse post featured a supper, songs, and remarks by Adjutant James F. Barton and Senator Merrill. Dr. Rogers and others presented a lesson while Robingen and a WHA group staged entertainments for the ex service men including a gavel presentation by C.3 Rogers.
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Olley
Legion
Sioux
Fort Dodge
Cooney Bang Army of the Republic
Dar
Rapids
Human
Cmi-Iporttenn
Lone von Etees
Drv
Collinge
Inlter
Deraly
Rogers
Earlville
Porter
W. A. Morse
Grant
James F. Barton de Post
Rn. Merrill
Ian Mander Miler
Ad. Department
WH A
Robingen
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Provida
St. John the Evangelist
Lindan
Wiwur
St. Mary's Toj
Lav
N. J. Tantz
Petry AM. Baptist
Ted Pensh
Mary Neredent
Oeirroga Tata
Ares
Lutheran
Mirst Clover
Tinsley Mast Park Presbyterian St Meee
St. Tangeble
Church of the Brethren
Sunnyside Tonight
Halligan's‘s
RT Nely
Baan el Tata
Halligan
Stee
the Halligan Company
Davenport, Iowa
Bossers
Tion
Black Hawk National Bank
Waterloo, Iowa
Edward Hungerford
Galveston Sea Wall
Minnesota
New York
Pacific
Com
United States
Canad
South America
McRete
Ent Manufacturing A
Mexico
Cuba
Thon
Portland Cement Association
Hubbell
Des Moines, TA
Doose Brothers
Detroit
Harter B. Hull
Pranklin
LEAS
Leath
A.LEATH & _COMPANY
Lafa
Lafayette St
Court House
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