How Delegates to Conferences Were Financed by Y
Devious methods by YWCA clubs funded delegates to the Lake Pepin industrial conference. Worth White club raised funds via a quilt sale. S.G. club member mending and thrift, crochet and sale of items. Blue Triangle organized theatre and service work, with nine girls saving locally. Misses Goss and Meak to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pepin, Minn
Worth White Club
Blue Triangle Club
Waterloo
Reinbeck
Dunkerton
Jesup
Blue Triangle
North Central
Hisabelle Goss
Mabel Meak
Lake Pepin
Sunday School Lesson Reflects Church Principles
The piece presents a 1918 Sunday School lesson by Rev. PB Pitzwater from Moody Bible Institute outlining early church origins at Pentecost, steps into the church, and the model primitive church. It covers entrance conditions, fellowship, shared goods, prayers, and duties of church officers, with emphasis on belief, repentance, baptism, remission of sins, and the Holy Spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PB Pitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western
Union
Peter
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Primitive Church
Suffragists Plan Victory Celebration and Iowa Event
Local suffragists organize a summer victory celebration with no fixed date. Waterloo Equal Suffrage chair Mrs. W. M. Stewart leads arrangements. Fort Dodge hosts the state celebration during the early September convention. Iowa figures including Gov. Harding supporters attended ratification actions in Des Moines. Waterloo’s Mrs. W. Marsh and Mr. W. M. Stewart observed legislature action. Separately, church notices report The King’s Heralds meet at St Paul’s M E at 2:30 PM Saturday, Christ Episcopal Ladies’ Aid planning a parish picnic, and First Lutheran Ladies’ Aid gathering for quilting and comfort tying. Cornell Christian couple Gladys E. Christian and Harvey Ty Cornell wed at Grace M E parsonage with Rev. E. J. Lockwood officiating. they will reside in Sheffield. This marks the fourteenth ceremony by Rev. Lockwood since June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Stewart
Waterloo Equal Suffrage Association
Fort Dodge
W. OM. Stewart
Des Moines
Iowa
Lowe
Cornell-Christian
Gladys E. Christian
Harvey Ty Cornell
Sheffield
Grace M. FE. Parsonage
E. J. Lockwood
H. ©. Shaefer
Mr. Lockwood
Romans in the Old Burying Ground by Ruth Camerom Za
A narrator walks an old churchyard and reflects on gravestones revealing life stories. He notes a young man’s death in 1863 and families like Samuel Barstow and his wife and children. The piece contrasts old burying grounds with modern cemeteries and muses on love, work, and mortality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Barstow
Julia
Samus
Jane
Samuel
Mary
Martha
John Marks
Lucy Marks
John
Darby
Joan
Mrs Nellie Pines Bids Farewell At Burial Visit
Nellie Pines of Waterloo accompanied the remains of her sister Mrs Minnie Pratt to Fredericksburg for burial from Los Angeles. Pratt was a former resident. Mrs Grems of Manchester and Mrs Mable Farnum of Selma Cal visited friends here Monday. The mutual chautauqua performed here last week with good numbers and strong attendance. Mrs A Kempen, recovering from appendicitis at New Hampton hospital, is improving. Mrs John Hewitt, operated on for gallstones in New Hampton, hopes to be home soon.
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Fredericksburg
Nellie Pines
Waterloo
Minnie Pratt
Los Angeles
A. Kempen
New Hampton
John Hewitt
Gallsto ii
Local Army Race Narrowly Won By Nugsey In 18 Seconds
A brief military athletics result notes Lieut Nugsey winning a race by three lengths, finishing about 18 seconds ahead. The report highlights Nugsey’s easy victory and includes the time margin. Other competitors are unnamed.
Blood Purifier Claims Cure For Skin Diseases Ad
An advertisement extols a vegetable blood purifier to treat pimples boils eruptions and other skin ailments. It asserts skin problems stem from polluted blood and promises cleansing to improve complexion. Readers are urged to write Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga for free medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Pioneering Women Voters Termed Oldest in Wyoming
In Laramie Wyoming Mrs Nancy Wilhelmina Brown, wife of Judge Mes sise C Brown, is noted as the oldest voter in the National American Woman suffrage union and the first woman voter in the area She began voting in 1874 and has voted at every election since Grandmas Swain of Laramie is cited as the first woman voter in the United States Martha Atkinson was the first woman court bailiff and Stephen Boyd a schoolteacher who served on the first all women grand jury This item ends with an advertisement for Satin Skin products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laramie
United States
Nancy Wilhelmina Brown
National American Woman’s Suffrage Association
St. Louis
Messise C. Brown
Brown
Wyoming
Swain
Martha Atkinson
Stephen Boyd
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Ue Wenley
Lieut. T. M. Nus
St. Paul's M. E—The
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Christ Episcopal
Cnild
Lloyd Hall
First Lutheran
First Lutheran Church
James. EB. Griefuow
S$. Eichlen
D. Bolde
Talsim
Ruth Camerom
Dell
Jean
Are
Tale
Commercial Street
America
Fed Label
Blue
Japan
Ab Atl Cenacra
Fowler Company
Northern Cocoanut Butter Co
Minneapolis
Waterloo Evening Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
L-Bo
Pinkerton’s
West Fourth Street
Veal
Koe
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