Pastor Culp Elopement Sparks Marriage Advice Row
Mrs. Culp says Rev W W Culp may return to his wife and nine children after clearing criminal action as he explains elopement with Esther Hughes. The runaway pastor from Spring Valley says he loved Esther and was invited into the home, while the wife’s jealousy and missing church funds surround the case. The couple’s story includes a plan to depart together, and the minister admits taking church funds. A separate note reports a jaw operation for Mrs Jessie Clayton.
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Fe Sther Hughes
Port Huron
Mich
International News Wire
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Sherif John Maines
St. Clair Councy
Esther Hughes
Esther
Buec
Christian Wwenlan
Jessie Clayton
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Michigan timber debauch drains state’s high grade lumber supply
Washington reports Michigan faces depletion from fires and reckless cutting. Forest Service says the state imports most high grade lumber,0 with 400 million feet from the Bell coast and 180 million from the Pacific Northwest. Reforestation could restore home supply and reduce import costs, aiding Michigan’s lumbering industry.
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Michigan
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Pacific
Bell Coast
Pacific Northwest
Boy Who Played Church Preaches to Real Audience
Paul Johnson, son of former Wateriga M E Church pastor Rev J B Johnson, preached at Hirst M E Church in Wateriga. Once a child who spoke to chairs, he now delivered a sermon on The Personal Equation From The Apostle Paul. Family and friends praised his poised delivery. he has degrees from Carnell College and the University of Chicago, and will head to Weet-Union University in Chen Tu, China, for missionary work near the Tibetan border in about a year.
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China
Camp Boys Win Fair Play Emblems at Cedar Falls
About 60 boys returned Saturday from the fourth period M. G. A. camp with good marks in camping and woodcraft tests. Emblems for fair play went to Wayne Whitney and John Berth of Waterloo and Charles Turner of Cedar Falls. The Cedar Falls council backs the fifth period Y camp from Aug 4 for preps aged 10 to 14, with 50 already signed up, predicted to be the largest camp of the year.
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John Berth
Waterloo
Charles Turner
Cedar Falls
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Fish Story Spoiled by Turtle on Wapsie River
James Dutcher an electrician from Waterloo attempted a fishing tale on the Wapsie near Independence. After hours of mudded waters he landed a four pound catfish but a mud turtle devoured half the catch while he searched for more. The incident left him peevish but with a tale spoiled by a greedy turtle.
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Waterloo Electrical] Supply Company
Wapaie
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Coal Operators Denounce Herrin Massacre At State Meeting
Illinois coal operators from across the state met in Chicago at the Great Northern hotel to condemn the Herrin massacre. They decry the June 20 21 killings of about 72 Southern Illinois Coal Company workers after surrendering under a flag of truce. They demand accountability from officials and endorse President Harding’s liberty message. Clubwomen of Portland Oregon are building a 50606 clubhouse.
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Illinois
Great Northern
Herrin
Southern Illinois Coat Company
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Berty
America
Simple Pioneer Burial Rites At Spring Creek
A large audience filled the Hileman Gindt chapel for the simple funeral of Andrew Southerland a Spring Creek township pioneer of 1869. The service featured songs by Paul Davis readings from My Creed and a biographical sketch. Delegations from Grand Army of the Republic and Woman's Relief Corps attended with a firing squad escort at the grave.
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Andrew Southerland
Spring Creek
Southerland
Paul Davis
Q. H. ‘Hey
Grand Army of the Republic
Woman's Relief Corps
la Porte Guy
Earth
Storm reports from Clear Lake area recount storm damage
Mr and Mrs J T Ridler of Oelwein and family along with J A Lindell traveled to Clear Lake yesterday and back last night reporting Saturday night’s storm left oats down and trees blown over along the route. They also saw Waterloo visitors at the resort including Mr and Mrs WA Covell and Mr and Mrs John G Wright.
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Karl von Lackum
J. A. Lindell
Clear Lake
Waterloo
WA. Covell
John G. Wright
Congregational Church Eyes Memorial Organ Bequest
The First Congregational Church plans a $2000 bequest to the organ fund, announced from the pulpit yesterday morning by Rey, aiming to support a new instrument as part of the church’s memorial efforts.
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First Congregational Church
Rey
First Congregation money plan progress reported
A report notes that funds were left by the First Congregation for a suitable location and that Mr Clark described the plan as largely successful. A trip by Roger to Minnesota and steps before the administrator are mentioned, with consent of one heir still needed for the change regarding the reparatory organ fund.
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Clark
Minnes
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