Chautauqua Tickets Released for Subscribers and Public
Subscribers received tickets yesterday for the Chautauqua Assembly to be held July 29 to August 2 at the B J Howrey triangular lot near Walnut and Iowa streets. Public sale opened today with no war tax, benefiting the Young Woman's Christian Association. Headliners include W J Bryan Dr S Parks Cadman and Dr John A Gray across a week of concerts lectures and readings at Fisher Shipp and Goforth ensembles.
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Chautauqua Assembly
WH. Beachler
B. J
Siréssead
Uncle Sam
Young Woman’s Christian Association
W. J.bryan
S. Parks Cadman
John A. Gray
or _call
Fifth Street
Beachler
Gibsonian Orchestra
Fisher Shipp
Mogenius
Giles' Synian Orchestrat
Fisher_ Shipp
Honings Bryan
Webern
John A’ Gray
Wee Workingman's Church
New York
Trea
Evenin
Manthe
Weber Maie
Chautauqua
Goforth
Black and Gold Orchestra
Paul "Sunshine’ Dietrich
George C. Goforth
Spuesday
Mercer
Mary Jane
Maude Willis
Wm. Sand Lena K. Sadler
Link
Dr. Win
Sadler
William Jennings Bryan's Weekly Bible Talks on Prohibition
Bryan argues the Belshazzar episode shows divine judgment on drunkenness and links it to the prohibition movement. He cites Nebuchadnezzar’s punishment and Describes the Bible’s condemnation of wine while praising legal temperance reform and its social gains.
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William Jennings Bryan
Daniel
Nebuchad-neazzar
Belshazzar
Heaven
Tekel
Peres
Darius
Median
Edwin Arnold
Strong Grink
First Brethren S S Begins Bible School
The First Brethren Sunday school opens a two week Bible school Monday with daily sessions from 9 to 11 49 am Primary and junior pupils will enroll Miss Amy Van Duyn leads primary handwork and Miss Louise Scroggy assists junior handwork Other teachers include Miss Edna Lichty Rev W Beachler and Mrs Frank Wisner Milton Puterbaugh of Ashland Ohio will feature the young people's division for six Sundays A Sunday school picnic is planned for Cedar River park with a serve yourself apples supper option
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First Brethren Sunday School
Bible School
Amy van Duyn
Louise Scroggy
California
Edna Lichty
Beachler
Frank Wisner
Milton Puterbaugh
Ashland
Young People's
Cedar River Park
Preferred Claim on Bankrupt Affirmed
J E Jordan referee in bankruptcy affirmed by Judge George Scott in a farmer's ruling on an equitable mortgage given by a bankrupt in the Conrad Bros bankruptcy. Equitable mortgage secures a claim by Swift & Co. Jordan held the instrument binding though not recorded, making Swift claim preferred. Divorces past year show sharp drop.
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J.E. Jordan
George ©. Scott
Coonrad Bros
Swift & Co
Jordan
Altho
Divorce and marriage licenses tallied in 1921 report
The report by J. W. Thompson deputy clerk of courts shows for the year before June 30 1922 that 604 marriage licenses were issued and divorce decrees were granted.
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J. W.thompson
Estella Dwyer Sues for Divorce and Restraining Order
Cedar Falls resident Estella Dwyer files for divorce from Martin Dwyer and seeks an injunction to prevent domestic mistreatment at their home. The action names both spouses and requests court relief.
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Estella Dwyer
Cedar Falls
Martin Dwyer
Incorporation Filings For Two Contractors In City
Articles of incorporation filed for Currie Simpson Co general contractors with capital of 50000. J B Currie named president with Tages Troup as vice president Simpson as secretary and treasurer. Also filed for Arch W McFarlane as president and treasurer and W A Chanman as secretary. Directors include Arch W McFarlane FE A McFarlane and others. Capital set at 15000.
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Currie Simpson Company
J. EB. Currie
Tages Troup
Simpson
W. McFarlane
Arch W. McFarlane
W. A. Chanman
FE. A. McFarlane
Plymouth Church Names Summer Supply Pastor
J F Findlay of Fort Dodge arrives to fill the Plymouth Congregational pastorate this summer. He reorganized the Christian Endeavor society and started a young people class as preparations for a permanent pastor continue. The church has about 100 members. Sunday morning sermon titled Christ's Methods for You Personal. Evening union services at Lincoln Park. No midweek meetings. Findlay plans Yale divinity study in fall.
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Plymouth Congregational
J. F. Findlay
Fort Dodge
Grinnell College
Findlas
Altho
Findlay
Christian Endeavor Society
Church
Lincola Park
Grinnell
Bible Conference Speakers Highlight Cedar Falls Schedule
Rev. L E Koenig of Des Moines speaks at the Presbytery Young People's Bible conference Riverview park Cedar Falls and at Westminster Presbyterian church Sunday morning. Union services feature Rev J R Macartney and Rev M K W Heicher with music by the First Brethren choir. Evening open air union meeting at Lincoln park led by Rev Macartney with a 7 46 song service and 8 p m screen service. Other churches list preaching and sermon topics including The Self-Interpretation of Jesus and The Prodigal Son The Universalism of the Parable.
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L. £. Koenig
Des Moines
Presbytery Young People's Bible Conference
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ray
Koenig
Presbyterian Board of Education
First Brethren Church
M. K. W. Heicher
Presbyterian Church
First Brethren
Lincoln Park
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
F. Ks. Seger
Walnut Street
Baptist Young People's Union National
St. Paul
Utara Heitman
Cora Clark
Ivle Whitney
Bernita Sanford
Lulu Smith
William Briersiee
Riley Barnes
Glenn Card
Arthur, King
John McDonald
Robert N. MecDowall
Jesus
United Presbyterian
Jean Morrison
Oskaloosa
United Presbyterian Mission i
India
Miss Morrison
Waterloo
Jean Morison
Nell Packard
Virden Street
Marion Morrison
United Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Nebraska
W. F. Spry
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Park
Otto S. Raspe
Tama County Will Travel 27 Miles Road Contract Set
Tama county officials set July 5 to 6 for awarding the first road traveling contract covering 27 miles from the north county line through Tracr to Toledo, with a possible six to seven mile Gladbrook cut off. About 20 miles are gravel ready with two outfits on the remainder and completion aimed for August 11, using gravel from a Garwin pit and shipping the rest from Gifford.
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Tracr
Tama County
Gladbrook
Toledo
Garwin
Gifford
15 Car Parkers Fined for Parking Violations on City Streets
A group of 15 car owners including three physicians appeared in court today for parking longer than 30 minutes on Fourth or Fifth streets, violating a recent traffic law amendment. One defendant was charged for parking in front of a theatre. Total fines and costs reached 3350 dollars with suspensions and warnings issued. Jeroy Zubla forfeited a bond of 5 dollars. On Pension List Traer Io S A Duke a section foreman Reinbeck has 45 years service on B C R N and Rock Island. He is 68 and will draw 36.70 monthly.
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Noah
Ahasuerus
Vashti
David
Bathsheba
Zion
Amos
Haynes
White House
the Republic
Fourth
Fifth Street
Rolleall
A. Hanna
Charles Gentle
C. A. Petrie
Pete Wagner
Hayts Preston
B. E. Rick Holden
L. J. Gamble
J. H. Butts
J.R. Thompson
W. J. Roth
W. H. Stafors
Edwin Rugg
Pp. H. Paulson
R. E. Vandorn
Jeroy Zubla
Traer
S. A. Duke
Reinbeck
Rock Island
Duke
Windstorm 48 Years Ago Hits Waterloo Church Scene
A Waterloo windstorm 48 years past toppled the First Presbyterian Church steeple and belfry shaking the tower, hurling the bell across Fourth Street. The bell, cast in 1868 by Meneely, later found a new home in the granite church built at Park and Mulberry, as the town recounts the storm's destruction and the bell's enduring legacy.
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Waterloo
Presbyterian Church
Jefferson
Fourth Streets
Lehseman
First Presbyterian Church
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
St. Mark's Church
Commercial Straet
Ben Stewart
Hanneke
Morris Case
I. C
Gilbert
Catkins
C. W. Harvey
Courier
Bridge Street
Commercial
Jeditor
Effects of Shop Tieup Diminish at Waterloo
The nationwide railway shopmen strike shows negligible impact on Waterloo as company officials abandon most precautions. The Waterloo car kitchen closes, with no reopening planned. some guards may be released. Violence is absent. 138 workers walked out last Saturday, few remaining seeking reinstatement while trains and repairs run on schedule.
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Waterloo
Oisat
Illingis Central
Reinbeck district sells rural schoolhouses and land
The Reinbeck consolidated school board sold twelve rural schoolhouses and three acres of land by sealed bid, netting about 35,600 dollars. One school and land remain to be sold with twelve districts absorbed into the consolidated unit.
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Reinbeck
Board of Reinbeck
Erate
Reinbeck Bank Cashier Resigns After Long Service
Reinbeck Iowa July year 22 years at the First Savings Bank of Reinbeck. The bank cashier is stepping down after long service. Mr Bieber has been a steadfast booster for Reinbeck and will stay in the county to engage in farm loan and reidership business.
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Reinbeck Institution
Reinbeck
Ge Bieber
Eashter
Bieber
Reincheck
Official Birth Records Notice From Clay County Registrar
Fragmentary birth announcements list several newborns with parents and dates in June. Names include Mr and Mrs Charles Howard Franklin and Mr and Mrs Henery Kemp, plus others like Justin Sta flow and Lillian Sean. Hospital and registry references appear as well.
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Fioyd “Burton
Fion
Charles’ Howard
Quo Franklin
I “Nir
Heney
Kempmore
Ie Hari Sesh
Dune
Loisire
Ang Ne
Pha
Justin
Lillian Sean
Wingifred
SuselJohn Devitt
Waterloo Woman Wins Silver Cup For Talk On Unity
Long Beach California telegram photo shows Mrs Frances Woody former Miss Frances Schlaberg of Waterloo holding a silver cup for best three minute speech on The Spirit of Unity at the San Francisco Ad Club contest during the state ad men’s convention in San Diego. She teaches salesmanship in a Long Beach high school to support her two children.
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Long Beach
Cal
Frances Woody
Frances Schtaberg
Waterino
San Francisco
Ad Club
San Diego
Woody
A. D. Schlaberg
Waterloo
Jas
Itti
Jte
Spirit City
Las
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