Prohibition Speech Calls Eighteenth Amendment Safe and Advancing
Dr A C Preston at Westminster church marked three years since the Prohibition era began, arguing the eighteenth amendment is safe from repeal and that the dry movement grows worldwide. He warned liquor forces seek to weaken enforcement and urged constant vigilance. The service included Stewardship essays by four youths and gifts day activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
A. C. Preston
Westminster Church
Preston
Japan
Great Britain
Cime
Waterloo
Robert
Tabor
Erma
Orr
Louise Ebel
Ruth Doerf
Iowa
General Assembly of the Pres
Synod
Martha Louise Graham
Beckoning of Little Hands Sermon Inspires Parishioners
Dr John R K Macartney at First Presbyterian Church delivers a sermon themed The Beckoning of Little Hands inspired by The Pied Piper legend. He urges parents to cherish children, keep them in the church, and value home life as a vital force for character and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John RK. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Christ
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Dr. Macartney
Macartney
Robinson Crusoe
Josephine
Preston Peabody
Hamelin
Hanover
Germany
Offending radio sends 9 0 0 call distress signal in Waterloo area
Donald Redmond an amateur radio operator reports a spark coil transmitter in the west city section violating federal radio law. The station sent the SOS distress signal yesterday at 3 30 pm without licensing and without call letters, risking ships on the lakes and radio interference. Further violations noted include unlicensed operation and broad bandwidth signals. A direction finder may locate the station and any additional infractions will be reported to the federal radio inspector in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Redmond
Herth Avenue
Redmond
Albert Kissner
Summit Avenue
United States
Waterloo
Great Lakes
Federal Radio
Chicago
Dwight Lewis to Address Hi-Y Clubs in Winterset
Dwight N. Lewis chairman of Iowa state railway commission and of the M C A boys work committee will speak to the west Hi Y club at First M E church and the east Hi Y club at East High at 3 35 p m Thursday in Winterset. He will attend the cottage event with officers and chairmen of the tr ackles. He is known to Waterloo high school boys who attend Camp Foster and led large Hi Y classes in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight N. Lewis
Iowa State Railway Commission
M. C. A. Boys’ Work Committee
Winterloo
M. EL
East
Lewis
Waterloo High School
Camp Foster
Iowa
Unconscious after Removal Home Victim of Apoplexy Rumor
Report says he was removed to his home where he became unconscious. At first feared apoplexy, but he rallied and is now improving.
City Council to Meet Tomorrow Evening on Street Renaming
An adjourned city council meeting is planned for tomorrow evening to discuss proposed street renaming plans and 1922 street paving projects. Officials hope to set a date for personal inspection of streets under consideration and evaluate two renaming options, though immediate action is unlikely.
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City ‘Council
Interurban Road Enters Bus Field in Waterloo Cedar Falls
Waterloo and Cedar Falls lines join Johnson Bus fleet five vehicles under Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern Ry Co. to offer synchronized interurban service by streetcar and bus with transfers. A. E. Johnson to supervise bus operations.
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Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Co
Johnson Bus Company
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Interurban
Main Streets
Waterbo
Fourth
Sycamore
Commercial
A. E. Johnson
Revival Service Opens at St Pauls in Iowa City
Revival services led by the Buell Dahl party opened at St Pauls Church with strong attendance morning and evening. Rev W A Buell preached on John the Baptist and the kingdom of heaven, praising personal responsibility and ambassadorial service to stir the city. The program includes youth meetings, a large choir, and cottage prayer sessions across four parish neighborhoods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jevangeliatie Uipaign
St. Paul's
M. 4
Buell-Dahl
W. A. Buell
John the Baptist
Heaven
Arthur B. Cahil
Scott
J. H. Mitchell
J. H. Mitchall
St. Paul's Church
R. Clare Heald
Clarence Dewey
Porter
Buell
Upper Inns
New York
Iowa
Cornell College
Evangelist
Minneapolis
Plymouth
Stormer
Heavenly Father
Go's Kingdom
Dahl
Mr. Buell
C. E. Luce
W. A. Wade
Reed Street
C. R. Miller
Riehl Street
L. Vv
All Aboard musical to aid Oelwein legion home
Oelwein Iowa January 15 The American Legion will stage All Aboard a sparkling musical comedy at Grand Theatre January 30 and 31. Profits go to paying for the legion home with Roy Schrack as commander and Harry Damon as entertainment chair. A candy dance at Ridler's Hall is planned for Tuesday evening. The post also aims to raise funds by selling oil and grease to merchants at reduced prices. A. H. Wombacher of the 40 and 8 announced a spring promenade and initiation in the town.
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Oelwein
Grand Theatre
Legion Home
Roy Schrack
Harry Damon
Entertainment Committee
Segson
Ridler’s
Ross Reid
A. H. Wombacher
County Presbyterians Meet Tonight in Conference
More than a hundred representatives from sixteen Presbyterian churches in Black Hawk County plan a supper meeting at Black's Tearoom in Waterloo at 6 30 p m. to discuss welfare and advancement of Presbyterians. Dr Jon R Macartney of First Church proposed the gathering after a prior assembly on aiding the Collegiate Presbyterian church at Ames. The group includes elders trustees pastors and Sunday school superintendents with C D Liftring and J W Eaton leading a surprise program.
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Black Lawk County
Black
Jon R. Macartney
First Church
Ames
Waterloo
Cedar Walls
Cedar Haights
la Porte City
Washburn
Barclay W.P
Lst
Fishr
C. D. Liftring
J. W. Eaton
Pastor Serrill Delivers Farewell Sermons Before Move
Rev. G. D. Serrill preached two farewell sermons at Central Christian church as he prepares to move Wednesday to Sioux City to lead First Christian. He and Mrs. Serrill with three children will depart after a reception this evening at the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Serrill
Central Christian Church
Sioux City
First Christian
Nere
Serrill
Christ
Courier to Publish Radio Programs for Waterloo Readers
The Courier will print WGY Schenectady New York and WOC Davenport Iowa radio programs in its Monday issue January 22. The radio survey shows these two stations are popular and regularly received, and the listings will appear nine days ahead to aid out of town listeners.
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Waterloo
Courier
WGY
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
WOC
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
The
Catholic groups to aid Europe destitute through city collections
Archdiocese calls on St Josephs St Marys and Sacred Heart parishes to collect funds next Sunday for Warsaw and other suffering regions in Russia Austria and Germany. Archbishop James J Keane urges support to feed clothe and shelter homeless orphans and needy in the northern Europe crisis with a deadline of Feb 1 and delivery Feb 3.
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Europe
St. Joseph's
St. Mary's
Sacred Heart
Telia
Trussia
Austrian
Germany
James J. Keane
Duburne
Dr Shannon Will Talk Tonight to Edison School Boys
Dr E R Shannon recently returned from Cuba and southern points will address Edison school boys club in the school auditorium tonight He will describe present day Cuba and life in foreign lands of which boys know little Clure Heald Waterloo Y M C A activities secretary organizes a series of varied entertainments for boys clubs in city schools Programs include further events to maintain interest
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E.R. Shannon
Cuba
Edison School
May
Averape
Clare Heald
Waterloo ‘Y. M. C. A
Local Event Series Features Sports, Film and Bible Study
Community listings showcase swimming parties and motion picture showings along with Bible study sessions within a recurring events sequence. The note highlights a varied calendar inviting residents to attend diverse activities.
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Eact Eoenting
Plainfield Man With 50 Years Of Religious Service
David Farnworth a longtime Baptist church member and former deacon died Saturday morning in Plainfield. He taught a Sunday school class and attended services when able, earning a reputation for traveling long distances to participate in church activities. Born July 7, 1841 he was survived by a widow two sons three daughters nine grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Plainfield
David Farnworth
The
Baptist
Churety
Iduevar
Flo
Traver
Itla
Yva
Hestles
Oelwein Girl Wins District Essay Contest
Miss Catherine Stehlick of Sacred Weave School won first place in the Fourth district contest with her essay What the Constitution of the United States Means to Me. The Wade competition, promoted by the Federation of Women’s Clubs, highlighted civic topics and featured local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Catherine Stehlick
Sacred Weave
United States
Martin 3. Wade
Lawn Federation of Women's Clubs
Portrait of Rowell's Grandfather on 1837 Banknote
George I. Rowell of Waterton bought a banknote issued in JRIT in New York showing a portrait of his grandfather Cornelius Miller, former president of Amsterdam bank. The note bears Miller’s likeness and Rowell notes close resemblance to portraits he owns. Mrs Rowell joined the trip with their daughter and a unit of Girl Scouts was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George I. Rowell
Waterton
New York
Cornelius Miller
Amsterdam
Youth Reading Provokes Police Call on Local Street
Late Sunday evening police were summoned to a residence on lower Commercial street after a youth finished a lurid thrift-store tale and imagined a crime. Officers found no break in or intruders and advised the youth to read a calmer, non crime related book at the library.
City Men Urged as Farm Bureau Guests
Notices invite city men to a noon January 18 dinner at the armory as guests of the Black Hawk County Farm Bureau. The Greater Waterloo association, led by Hermann Miller president, asks quick replies on a detached card to gauge attendance. The aim is to foster cooperation between city and country representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Black Hawk Cemory Farm Bureau
Greater Waterloo Association
Hermann Miller
Miller
Lha
Greund
Guinea
Cascarets Advertising Claim On Gentle Bowel Cleansing
An old advertisement promotes Cascarets as the nicest laxative for both adults and children. It claims to relieve headaches biliousness gas indigestion sour stomach and upset stomach by morning with a candy like taste.
Musterole Mustard Plaster Alternative Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean white mustard oil ointment that replaces mustard plasters and does not blister. It claims rapid relief for sore throat, rheumatic pains, neuralgia, headaches, chest congestion, and more, priced at 35 cents.
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Tama Tha
Tama
Benjamin Thompson
Tama County
Thompson
Dwight Lewis
Nterurban
Johnson
ST. Paul's ME
Oelwein Legionnaires
County Presbyterians
Pastor Serrill
Russia
Austria
Papal Commission
American Relief Commission
Keane
Meimnbers
Dr. Shannon
Sloan
L Colas
8. H. Davis
S. H. Davis
Lapayrtte Strert
Rowell
Sinn
Igarette
Iwin City Barter College
Hennepin Ave
Minn
L&c Shoe Co
Lafayette St
Tascarets
Dr Kings
Hill
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