Campbell Breaks Speed Record on Daytona Beach
Capt. Malcolm Campbell shattered the land-vehicle speed record at Daytona Beach driving the Napier Blue Bird to 231.5 mph, beating Major Segrave’s previous mark by over three mph. He described a four mile start, rough sands, and a near-accident that was avoided with a rear fin rudder aiding stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daytona Beach
Fin
Malcolm Campbell
Cali
Sane Sands
H. 0
Segrave
England
Frank Lockhart
Indianapolis
J. M. White
Philadelphia
Campbell
Capt
London
Lockhart
Many entertainment numbers at postal association banquet
Approximately 125 guests attended the eighth annual Waterloo Postal Welfare association banquet in Black's tearoom. George L. Carson served as toastmaster announcing accordion solos clog dance songs whistling and vocal acts by local post office groups and guests from Independence and Waverly. Music for dancing by the Hotel Russell-Lamson orchestra accompanied performances by a jockey dance and a Cedar Falls singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Postal Welfare Association
Black
George L. Carson
John B. Gerson
Elmer J. Mulvey
Isabelle Mulvey
R. L. Carpenter
C. A. Barden
R. C. Nicol
H. Stauffaucher
Carpenter
Hazel Schilling
Nadine Barden
Florence Sawyer
R. H. van Derst
Cedar Falls
R. H. van Decest
Trux
R. HH. Freeman
Walter Guenther
Christ Redman
Henry Appel
Joyce Bitzer
St Pauls Announces Prayer Meeting List
Rev George Woodall of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church hosts evangelistic services with Rev Joseph Yates of Linden Methodist Episcopal church. The weekly prayer meeting schedule lists attendees and addresses for Tuesday through Friday with multiple street locations and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's
George Woodall
St Paul's Method Episcopal Church
Joseph Yates
Linden Methodir
Episcopal Church
Resnie Wood
Rabere Mote
Columbia Street
Center Stree Grove
Bisliyeret
Tingham
Goluny
Diaan Wilkins
Teles Fatard
Edwards
Joseph Sibert
Center Street
Aril Modeyratt
Ulostinek
Tous Nehen
Browawes
Wow Om
Seaan
Center Syeret
Phreet
Hie
Aya Ay Atreek
Sunday Sun Fades as Cold Wind Rises
A cold wave broke briefly with a 4 PM sun warming to 35 degrees above zero and a raw wind with occasional snow flurries. Saturday night’s low reached 9 above, while many afternoon automobile trips were postponed due to the fading springlike outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skie
Sera
Winnipeg Hockey Manager Sees Amity Between Canada and U S
David Johnston manager of the Winnipeg Buffaloes praises cross border goodwill through hockey and international exchanges. He notes Canadians embrace the sport and Americans excel in summer games while expressing desire to return to Waterloo. The team plans a early morning departure for the Twin Cities and then home to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
America
David Johnston
Winnipeg Buffaloes
Russell-Lamson
Althe
Johnston
American Legion
Rotary
Lions
Kirwanis
Canopus
States
Waterloo
Iowa
Winnipeg
Great Western
Bethel League Hosts Persistent Prayer Meetings
Bethel League announces a schedule of community prayer meetings across Waterloo Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids. Residents listed include Mrs Charles Eins eran 203 Greevavons boreet and Mrs FooW avy 206 street in Waterloo Cedar Falls with meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Additional hosts in Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids and nearby areas are named alongside street addresses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Bethel
Mirs
Charles Einseran
Greevavons
Enzart
Mulberry
Cartune
AL W. Krug
Shaw
Wirig Street
Cedar Palle
Warren Brown
Franklin Street
Mire
Willard Street
Newcomer Ray Reed Returns to Waterloo to Practice Law
Ray Reed of 1223 Fifth Street West returns to his hometown Waterloo after completing studies at Marquette University Milwaukee Wisconsin. A son of the late Isaac Reed he graduated Sacred Heart high school spent a year at Creighton and four years at Marquette. Reed served in World War I mainly in a hospital for 18 months. He is married and has a seven year old son Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Ray Reed
Fifth Street West
Waterloo
Isaac Reed
Sacred Heart High School
Creighton University
Marquette
Reed
Robert
Priority dispute in Bailey Bros bankruptcy case
Creditors with judgments totaling $30,000 contend that 5 0 Bailey failed to sign the bankruptcy petition, possibly making the firm’s judgments preferred rather than general. Federal Referee J E Jordan heard the phase of the case accusing irregular adjudication and took the matter under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Bros
J. E. Jordan
Bailey
Jordan
Elainiants
Youth Confesses Auto Theft in City
Harold Kephart, 18, of 624 Washington street, confessed to police to stealing a Morris Feldman’s car on February 13. He had been arrested Saturday after police reported he looked at several cars on Sycamore street and a Port Tudor sedan stolen from Fourth and Welling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aganst
Harold Kephart
Washington Street
Svnster
Charles Morrns
Emil Steffen
Morris Feldman
Commercial Street
Kephart
Sycanjare Street
Avd CG
M. Brense
Riehl Street
Port Tudor
Fourth and
Welling
Kiwanis Luncheon Features Nature Topics and Music
Prof. George Wendrickson of Town State College Ames will speak on Nature Love at a Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamison.The West High School string quartet directed by Mildred Lure with Maxine Kessler Marc Bard Gallay and Lavete Anderson, accompanied by Virginia Troup, will entertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George O. Wendrickson
Town State College
Ames
Kiwanis Club
Russell Lanmison
West High School
Mildred Lure
Maxine Kessler
Marc Bard Gallay
Lavete Anderson
Virginia ‘Troup
Will Rntertain
Bloodhounds to Track Cottage Thieves at Sherwood Park
Thieves broke into the Art Stitz cottage at Sherwood park and stole an alarm clock phonograph records and Turkish towels valued at 15 to 18 dollars. Sheriff H T Wagner vowed a sharp watch on cottages and to pursue vandals with bloodhounds if needed. He said some cottages had been entered for short occupancies and warned he would go the limit to apprehend the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Stitz
Sherwood Park
Stitz
H. T. Wagner
Farmer Wart in Fall At Nashua Farm
Nashua Feb 20 William Wayne farmer has been unconscious since Saturday afternoon after falling from a wagon while loading hay. He walked to a car, received first aid, then lost consciousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
William Wayne
Legion HCE Derby Saturday at Hippodrome Ice Rink
American Legion ice derby, the winter sports highlight of 1928, will be held at the Hippodrome ice skating rink next Saturday at 2 p m with 1 p m registration. About 200 entrants expected. events include four boys and four girls divisions with multiple dash distances and medals for place Winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Hippodrome
Harry Schulte
Victor Reed
Joe Eagle
Ehtermediste
Union Church Concert Praises Voices From Three Societies
Musicians from First Methodist Episcopal Westminster and First Congregational choirs united at the First Congregational church for a joint evening service. Dr J Richmond Morgan presided and praised the singers from the pulpit. A. F. Jury led the musicians in two anthems, and a quartet performed Light and Life Immortal. Dr J Arthur Young noted the enduring appeal of audiences across eras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Methodist Episcopal
Westminster
First Congrégational
J. Richmond Morgan
A. F. Jury
J. Arthur Young
Christian Mind Shaped by Media and Pulpit Say Dr Young
Dr Young preached at First Methodist Episcopal Church on The Christian Mind in the Making. He named the platform pulpit and public school as key factors molding a Christian mind. He urged Christian newspapers to influence morality and noted Horace Greeley as an editor influencing public opinion. He warned once circulation drops, recovery is hard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Young
Horace Greeley
Christian Press
Waterloo
Congress
United States
Religion and Science Aid Each Other Bishop Longley Sermon
Rt Rev Harry Longley, bishop coadjutor, told Christ Episcopal Church that science assists religion by clarifying Christianity. He confirmed 23 candidates, urged church authority over private biblical interpretation, and warned that unchecked personal law opinions would bring anarchy. The sermon drew from St Mark and contrasted Bible with state law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry 5. Longley
Episcopal Diocese of
Town
Christ Episcopal Church
Ernest B. Mounsey
Towa
Notable Clergy Visit Reflects on Principle and Faith
A fragmented report places Bishop Longky in the city as a guest of Rev. and Mrs. MWiounsey at 610 Fourth Street East. The text emphasizes living stones and a spiritual temple built from biblical principles guiding righteous conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiences
Longky
Mwiounsey
Fourth Street
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Capt. Campbell
Daytona
Postal Association
By Mack
Black Hawk County
Grundy County
Cams
Bethel League
Nature Bork Aduress
Legion Hce
DERBY
Bers
Girk
Young Names Press
Molders of
Doan
Foster. pUbieee Co
Mfg
Bulfaio, N
St. John’s Hall
Mulberry St
Brown Orchestra
T. Wartey
W. H. Wood
Lincoln St
Longley
Episcopal
Entz’s
First National Bank Bldg
Wangler’s Drug Store
Soda Fountan
Dr. M. R. Francis
Buick
Lie
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Cedar Rapids
Aindiatay
Standard Company
Middle West
Great Group
Standard Oil Building
Michigan Ave
Chicago, Ill
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