Church That Works Says Dr Evans At First Methodist
An audience at First Methodist Episcopal church heard Dr Silas Evans president of Ripon College argue Christianity endures because it works. He contrasted secular failures with the church and urged faith with action, praising service and character over mere knowledge and criticizing jazz and hypocrites in religion. He claimed the church has persisted beyond business and civic ventures.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Silas Evans
Ripon College
Jesus
Dr. Evans
Eagles Hold Annual Homecoming Thursday Evening
Waterloo gerie No. 784 Fraternal Order announces its annual homecoming event set for Thursday evening at the group’s Waterloo location. The notice highlights the gathering as a longstanding community fraternal event with members and guests invited to attend.
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Eagles
Waterloo
Gerie
Eagles to Host Thursday Dinner at Galloway Club
The Eagles will host a Thursday gathering at the Galloway club starting at 7 o clock. Special entertainment will run from start to finish, followed by dancing. An eight piece orchestra will provide music during dinner and the later dance hour.
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Galloway Club
District Telephone Chief Is Promoted to D. M. Position
John M. Skogmo of 439 Denver Street, former plant chief at Northwestern Bell for three years, is promoted to division maintenance supervisor with Des Moines headquarters, effective February 1. He will be succeeded by Frank D.
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John M. Skogmo
Denver Street
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Des Moines
Frank D
Harmon Named District Chief From Council Bluffs
Harmon, from Council Bluffs Iowa, becomes district chief following a four year prior post. Skogmo plans to move family of five to Des Moines after securing a home there. Harmon's wife and son remain in Iowa. A Minnesota study notes rheumatic fever in childhood may cause 18 to 25 percent of heart disease cases.
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Harmon
Council Bluffs
Skogmo
Des Moines
Plant Juice touted to aid digestion and liver function
Mrs. Kittle Nash of Waterloo reports relief from indigestion, inactive liver, bilious attacks, and back pains after using Plant Juice. She says appetite improved, liver active, bowels regulated, kidneys sound, nerves calmer, and better sleep. The Plant Juice Man at Wangler's Drug Store offers free samples.
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Kittle Nash
East Third Street
Waterloo
Wangler's
East Fourth Street
Wangler's Drug Store
East Fourth St
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Charming
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Radio Cabinet
Coxwell
Bridge Street
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Lamb
Lauerman
New Spring
Kasha
Vashion
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Lux
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Thirtong
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Dubuque
Canada
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