Waterloo Chautauqua Adds Three Headline Attractions
Waterloo Chautauqua features three headline attractions with a 3:30 p.m. Fourth of July address by Dr. Parkes Cadman of Brooklyn, a performance of Peg O My Heart by Bennett Dramatic and a concert by the Schubert Orchestral Sextet. Dusty Miller, civic lecturer, spoke on Explosions and audience reactions were strong despite rain. Rev William Beachler and his wife arrived for the event.
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Waterloo
Chautauqua
Parkes Cadman
Brooklyn
N.Y
Repub
Bennett
William 4. Beachler
South Bed
Ind
Beachler
Mankato, Minn
Platform ice scales break causes long lines at sales points
Long lines formed at ice dispensing platforms from early morning as scales failed across locations. Officials noted widespread shortages with 204 cases served by 1 pm and heat precautions in effect.
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Jnz
Cass
Delegates to Women's Convention Depart Waterloo
Thirteen members of the Jurat Business and Professional Women’s club will attend the national convention in Portland Maine from July 18 to 17 leaving Waterloo Wednesday night in a special car. The party includes six delegates from Albert Lea three from Davenport and one from Des Moines. They travel via Chicago Niagara Falls and Toronto then Kingston to Montreal and on to Portland.
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Jurat Business
Woomlon's Club
Portland
Waterloo
Albert Lea
Davenport
Des Moines
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Kingston
Montreal
Boston
Lexington
Concord
Washington
D. C
Fanny Hemenway
Elizabeth Kenney
F. U. Brocksus
Ada Smith
Charlotte Howe
Ruth Tramlin
Rose Kleindienst
May Howard
Genevieve von Lackum
Hilda Freed Bernice Ravlin
Anna Ladtke
Nell Packatad
Waterloo Women Headed to Atlantic City Confab
Three Waterloo women Mrs J Bruner Mrs J T Sullivan and Mrs T G Menges depart for the national convention of the Daughters of Isabella in Atlantic City N J July 8 They will visit Chicago Philadelphia Baltimore Pittsburgh Washington and New York after the meeting Mrs Hauner is deputy state regent and Mrs Sullivan regent of Castile court A G T ladies gave a paper on the flag at Memorial hall and a thimblebee event was postponed
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Mra. J
B. Bruner
J. T. Sullivan
T. G. Menges
Atlantic City
N. J
Daughters of Isabella
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Washington, D.C
New York City
Hauner
Sullivan
Castile Court
The
Forge Circle
Ben l Tesser
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Lulu Crosby
J. Ai. Young
Kansas City
J. B. Young
Park Avenue West
FE. B. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Katherine Graham
Alpha Cathryn Larsen
Waterloo
Western Reserve College For Women
Cleveland
Camp Morrison Leads Brotherhood of St Andrew Training
Camp Morrison the leadership school for the Brotherhood of St Andrew at the Episcopal church hosts 60 percent town participation with 10 group leaders and staff. Rev John J Wilcock, Fr Woood Wyckoff, Fr Gowan Williams, Fr Campbell lead conferences on religion education missions and youth development. Dr T W H Pammel guides nature study while Fred G Davies directs Scouting ties. camp divides into assemblies and 10 chapters with sports and contests.
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U.L Me
AL Campton Morris Isla
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Activj
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H. Wilcock
Woo ON. Wyckoff
Nes Moines
St.aris ‘Church
Fr. Gowan
Williams
Des Moines
St. Luke's Church
Father Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Grace Church
The
Clarence Wrrickman
Humphrey ©. Dixon
T. WH. Pammel
Department of Dotany
Iowa State College
Ames
Fred G. Davie
Gamaha
They
St. Andrew
Co. O. Lamson
Waterloo
Vernon J Schmidt Marries Miss Lynch in Long Beach
Announcement reports the May 4 marriage of Miss Sadie Lynch to Vernon J Schmidt in Long Beach California. Schmidt, son of Mrs Mathilda Schmidt, resided in Waterloo until 1922 and now works in Long Beach as a city engineer office employee. The newlyweds will reside at 40 Alwaukee Avenue Long Beach.
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Sadie Lynch
Vernon J. Schmidt
Long Beach
Cal
Schuidt
Mathilda Schmidt
Lane Street
Waterloo
California
Eastigh School
Schmidt
H. R. Brown
Alaiguas Avenue
Line City Engineer
Unity Center to Hear Series of Religious Talks
Ralph E. Boileau of the Unity School of Christianity will lecture at Unity Center in room 502 Lafayette building, starting Sunday morning and ending Friday evening. Topics include A New Understanding of Life, The Law of Mind Action, and other subjects on spirits, prosperity, radio energy, thought force, race needs, and restoration of God's Kingdom. Lectures at 2:30 p m Tuesday and Thursday are open to the public.
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Ralph E. Boileau
Kansas City
Unity School of Christianity
Loval Unity Center
Lafayette Building
Boileau
Mary J Campbell to Arrive July 15 on Long Furlough
Miss Mary J Campbell, a missionary in India since 1888 with the United Presbyterian board, will reach Waterloo on July 16 for a year and a half furlough. She will stay with her sister Mrs Ida M Jagger at 26 Imore Street. Campbell sailed from England on the Olympic July 3 and began her India assignment at age 29, later aiding temperance work with W C T U units for five years.
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Mary J. Campbell
India
Board
The
United Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Ida M. Jagger
Imore Street
Is Campbell
England
W.C. T
Mississie French
United Presbyterian Board
Jeen
Missionary Stewart Visits Mother Here From India
Mrs J H Stewart a Punjab based missionary returns to the United States on furlough with husband and two children Their talks stress evangelism and education as key to India today noting nationalist shifts and Gandhi efforts to unite Hindus and Muslims They plan to attend a church conference in New Wilmington Pa and their children Gen eneve 15 and Paul 12 plan college or early schooling in Tarkio Missouri A countywide epidemic of smallpox and plague prompts government action and public health notes during their visit.
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India
John H. Stewart
J. B. Young
Park Avenue West
United States
Mrs. Stewart
Gandhi
Stewart
Punjab
Board of United Presbyterian Churchs
Genevieve
Tarkio
Paul
New Wallington
Plevna
Kani
Local residents and visitors share travels and news
Camp Morrison plans progress with directors as area residents send greetings and updates. Many couples and families announce trips to Iowa Minnesota Chicago Des Moines and Detroit for visits and holidays. Local students and staff attend commencements and concerts while others plan vacations and minor illnesses Mrs Smith improves at Allen Memorial Hospital and church groups prepare trips to Lake Okahoji and Clear Lake.
Skyrocket Crashes Through Plate Glass on Fourth Street
An unidentified celebrator’s skyrocket crashed through a plate glass window at Mack’s Pham Shop on Fourth Street West around 1 a.m. Another rocket shattered a window at Blef’s Corner Restaurant. A noisy Fourth Eve demonstration drew police calls after 11 p.m. Two men were arrested for intoxication. no arrests for fireworks incidents. Fire Station No. 1 fired a 21 gun salute using a local foundry toy cannon.
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Macks Pham
Iestaurant
TMMIE RACHFORD RECOVERY ASSURED AFTER INJURY
Recoveries of J. A. Bachford seriously injured when his automobile left the road near Marshalltown last Sunday are continued at Deaconess hospital. Attendants report steady daily improvement in the patient.
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J. A. Bachford
Marshalltown
Deaconess Hospital
Former Waterloo ministers to preach Sunday sermons
Two former Waterloo pastors will speak in area churches Sunday morning. Rev. W. H. RBeachler, now in South Bend, Ind., will speak at First Brethren, and Rev. M. G. Munn of Topeka, Kan., will conduct communion at United Presbyterian. Music solos and hymns are listed for several churches, with multiple congregations observing communion and holiday themes.
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Waterloo
W. H. Rbeachler
South Bend
Ind
First Brethren
M. G. Munn
Topeka
Kan
United Presbyterian Church
First Brethren Church
Israel
Spicker
Duck
Donald Baum
Chautauqua Union
Westchuster Presbyterian
A. G. Martyn
J. D
The Gospel in Antioch of Pisidia by Bryan
William Jennings Bryan presents a Bible talk on Acts chapter 13 focusing on Paul and Barnabas in Antioch of Pisidia. He discusses Jewish opposition, the Gentile welcome, election, and the call to evangelize universally, urging active mission and personal reform.
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Antioch
Pisidia
Willla Jennings Bryan
Paul
Barnibus
John Mark
Berga
David James Barrett
Pelouk
Gowaridjce
Burneias
Timothy
Mark
Barnabas
Ini
Minister to Speak on Fourth of July Message
Rev. A. E. Fish will preach at the First Congregational Church during regular Sunday services. He will discuss taking the few and the lie out of our Fourth of July noting the current independence flag reflects too much of the Old Testament and not enough love.
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Hirst Baptist
Harold F. Smith
Lillian Sohner
Shin
Heliiness Association
First Congregational
A. E. Fish
Dr Hurlburt Lifts Hampton Church Debt
Dr Hurlburt led a week long appeal by teams of men that raised four thousand nine hundred dollars to clear years of debt on the Hampton Methodist Episcopal church. Additional funds were collected for extensive repairs and parsonage renovation.
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Dr. Hurlburt
Hampton Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hampton
First M. ER. Bayed
RR. PF. Hurlburt
Congress
BR. Robinson
Wnt
Otheiy
Cameien Wis
Lou Rollinger to Fight in Waterloo Next Week
Lou Rollinger the Waterloo heavyweight returns from the West Coast and may appear in a Waterloo bout next week. He leaves Los Angeles tomorrow or Wednesday and could fight here if the purse satisfies him. Rollinger is with Jamey Lichtenstein's stable and has reportedly not lost a fight recently.
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Lou Rollinger
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Comorrow
Roliinger
Jamey Lichtenstein
West
Fizhk
Waterlon
Fire alarms trigger minor damage at Cast Iron Smoke Pipe works
Fire alarms report dumping metal from the eupota at the foundry caused a wall fire at 4 30 am yesterday. Workmen extinguished the blaze before the firemen arrived, with slight damage. A later false alarm at 8 pm sent fire trucks to the 200 block of Aplington Street.
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Eupota
Rucke
Aplington
Bullet Victim 10 Recovers After Operation
Midgar F E Watson Armstrong Manufacturing superintendent recovered from a bullet wound following surgery at Arlen Memorial Hospital. The shot was fired Thursday by Leraine Irebou, a discharged employee. County Attorney William Cook may file attempted murder charges if Watson worsens. Trebor Ilondoy, held without bail, faces a first degree murder charge if recovery fails.
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Midgar
F E. Watson
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Arlen Memorial Hospital
Leraine Irebou
Watson
William Cook
Trebor
Ilondoy
Murer
Earthquake Rattles Japanese Regions Near Kobe
A severe quake struck inland north of Kobe shaking numerous homes and causing widespread damage. No casualties were reported initially though injuries and structural harm were possible in affected towns. The quake centered about 100 miles west of Kobe and disrupted daily life across the region.
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Japan
Associated Press
Tokio
Kobe
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