Missionary to Brazil to Preach at Local Churches
Rev H P Midkiff, a Brazilian mission preacher and manual training school founder, will address First Congregational Church Sunday evening. The program includes special music by Grace M B church singers as other pastors fill pulpits at First Presbyterian and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Midklit
Jowan
iBrazil
Lincoln Park
W.H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
East District
First Presbyterian Church
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
First Presbyterian Homemakers’ Quartet
Red H. Seger
Waterloo
Midkiff
Princeton
Theological College
Brazil
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Iowa State College
Ames
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Grace MM. Bi
A. B. Appleby
Seneca
Kan
First Congregational
J. E. Johnson
First
M. B
William Graham
St. Juke’s
English Lutheran
First Presbyterian
Mr. Hawk
J. R. Macartney
Hawk
A.B. Appleby
Paul Appleby
M. EE
Catherine Sedgewick
J. B. Johnson
St. Luke's English Lutheran
Anday School
Libraries Receive Educational Books
Local libraries begin circulating travel and educational texts found in new lists. The notices emphasize expanded access to books and learning materials for patrons across the community.
Mary Magdalene as a Type of Devotion in Bryan's Lesson
William Jennings Bryan’s weekly Bible talk centers on Mary Magdalene, highlighting her healing, gratitude, and steadfast devotion. The piece links her to Jesus’ ministry, notes her presence at the crucifixion and tomb, and urges gratitude and unselfish service as enduring lessons for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Magdalene
William Jennings Bryan
Mary Magdalani
Luke
Jesus
Joanna
Herod
Susanna
Mary
Christ
The
Orient
Get
Cara
Pase
Magdalene
Johanna
Chuze Herod
Sinter
Cleophea
Avery
John
Arts City
Children of Light and the Great White Way Sermon
A religious reflection contrasts the sunlit world with sin and darkness. It cites scripture on light and children of light, urging believers to live by love as a sign of Christ’s disciples until the day of manifestation. Copyright 1981 J A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Christ
J. A
Library Catalog List With Multiple Titles and Authors
A dense list of books and authors appears under library notices for EAST and WEST branches. Titles range from fiction to non fiction including The Fortieth Door Crime Its Cause and Treatment Seeing the Eastern States and The Healthy Baby to The Love Story of Allette Mrunton and Beasts Men and Gods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Kyne
Mitliay
Rhodes
Snaith
Tilden
Auintedd
Guy Soni
Assermann
Las Domins
Congo
Barnes
Bradley
China
White, Education Committee
Leonard Wood
David
Dennett
Dodd
Forman
Garnett
Harrow
Paris
O'Brien
Onions
Ossendowski
Main Street
Overton
Ryder
Washington Shackleton
Stevenson
Wright
Lawn City Schools Budget Raised by Seven Thousand
Cedar Falls July 28 ixpenses at city schools for the coming fiscal period will be 5000 greater than last year. The budget of 100000 was adopted last evening. For the general fund 80000 is asked, down 2000 from last year. The schoolhouse estimate is 320000, seven thousand higher than the period closing. A one mill tax for textbooks is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Baby Nearly Dies After Mothballs Ingested
A 16 month old child, daughter of Mr and Mrs E B Swanger of 219 Twelfth Street West, ate moth balls from a fallen bundle of clothing. She became critically ill before her mother used a homemade emetic to save the life. A police emergency call summoned a physician to treat the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiels
E. BE. Swanger
Twelfth Street West
Rehmeier Returns from YMCA Summer Camp
County YMCA secretary Rehmeier and wife return from the Lake Geneva summer school for secretaries. Attendance was the largest in years and the county work division showed the greatest gain. Emphasis on strengthening all YMCA divisions and stressed work at the athletic unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. BP. Rehmeier
Lake Geneva
Rehmeier
C. A
Athook
Burglars Take Cash and Auto Accessories in Oelwein Break In
Burglars moved a heavy safe in the Standard Battery branch store at Oelwein from the front to the rear and blew doors to gain entry. They fled with $60 in cash, checks totaling $275, notes totaling $284, and various auto parts. Entrance was through a pried rear window. the store opened at 7 am after being closed since 3 pm yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
O. HM
Peck
Man
Agor
Osteopaths Form Waterloo County Society
Ab organization known as Tha Blacklawk County society of Osteopathic Physicians was formed here yesterday with Dr. M. Levegrove as president Dr. Burton Gatstall as vice president and Dr. J E Moore as secretary and treasurer The object is to work with state and national osteopathic groups The district association will likely meet in Waterloo this fall bringing osteopathic physicians from 26 counties of the northeast, abandoning Cedar Rapids as the usual site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha
Blacklawk County Society of Osteopathic Physicians
M. 3. Levegrove
Burton M. Gatstall
J. EL. Moore
Osteopaths
Waterloo
Auch
District Association
Wal
Cedar Rapids
Police Notes and Chimes Concert Details
Clifford Gordon denied reckless driving charge after arraignment in police court. Judge Courtright took case under advisement after witnesses. Two traffic violators forfeited bonds. A bullpup was killed by the city dog catcher after complaints. A son of Mr and Mrs John E Conrad was bitten yesterday. A complaint of rotten eggs on Forest Avenue. Two more baby bandits were rounded up after theft reports. ages 11 and 14. Homer Knox hearing postponed to Aug 3. Bail set at 500 dollars. CHIMES CONCERT set for Sunday 7 to 7 30 p m with Mrs E H Kimball. Program list of hymns and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Gordon
Independent Fruit Company
O. B. Courtright
Ankeny Street
E. V. Baldwin
John E. Conrad
M. J. Jensen
Forest, Avenue
P. B. Walker
J. M. Hoffer
Parker
Homer Knox
Births Report Sees More Boys Than Girls This Week
The week records 16 births with eleven boys and five girls. Families named include Kothe Troutfetter Hummel Wagner St John Weank etc and several locations such as Cedar Falls and Washington. A correction note states a birth misnamed last week was corrected from Koning to Wipp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Kothe
Frank Troutfetter
Ricker
Katheriyi Iva
Frank Hummel
Washington
Sen
Gerald
Joseph Wagner
Preach
Charles W
Weank
St. John
St. Imrancis Hospital
Ifaly
Henry Reeves
Frank Bessier
Indiana
Twly
Dark Theodore
Roger C. Aiken
Eleventh
West
Royal
Albert Wallace
Waterloo
Clifford Alford
W. FL. Mueller
St. Francis Hospital
Ruth Edith
Cedar Falls
Samuel F
Joseph Wipp
First M. E. Astruman Class Holds Friday Picnic Meeting
Thirty five women from the First M. E. church Astruman class met Friday at Mrs. George Brinkman s home with assistance from Mines EB Leckington and KB M Jackson. Picnic lunch at noon preceded a brief business session led by past president Mrs Hat tie Eason. A letter from Mrs E G Leffler was read. Readings by Miss Wilma Anderson and Lucile Huntington. Next meeting August 31 plans a picnic at Byrnes Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. ‘Astruman
George Brinkman
Mines
Leckington
KB. M. Jackson
Hanes
Hattie Eason
E.G. Leffler
Ho Amm
California
Willma Anderson
Lucile Huntington
Byrnes Park
Needlework Club Meeting Notes and Liner Glass Panels
M. B. Needlework club will meet at M. Reed Monday at 2 30 p.m. The smoking room of the American liner Levi a has been rered with 48 stained glass panels, one for each state of the Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Needlework Club
Levia
Union soldiers memories at Memorial Ball shared
Women’s relief corps members recalled Andersonville experiences during a Memorial Ball where Charles Kolderting presented a framed Civil War image to Robert Anderson post. Post veterans mourned Mrs. Margaret Patterson and noted local hospital transfers and recuperations. The W R C discussed appointments and national resolutions for Milwaukee convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andersonville
Eller Corps
Charles Kolderting
Robert Anderson Post
GA. R
Vorps
Comrada Kalderiis
John Allen
Post
Lillian Donals
Margaret Patterson
Orpha B. Turner
Lot Belleskar
Misa Anna N. Kistner
Maria L. Basham
Milwaukee
W. mm. C
Nolanl Council of Women
Wo OR. C
United States
Ma G. A
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Anawor Tx
Y. Tt. C
Natonal Kindergarten Association
Beauty chats by Bdna Bent Forbes Cucmber Preparations
The article outlines cucumber based cosmetic preparations for skin whitening and preparation storage. Instructions cover cucumber milk cream and essence mixture with almond oil and benzoin, plus methods for juicing and mixing, storage in dark bottles, and related beauty tips for hair and facial treatments with various names and formulas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Bdna
Bent Forbes
Side Talks on Ruth Ameron and the Boy Scout Bond
A columnist savors the Boy Scout movement as a powerful ally for shaping boys, urges mothers to loosen apron strings and trust masters, and compares wise maternal guidance to a bird guiding a fledgling. The piece stresses balanced parental involvement, respect for adolescence, and enduring mother son bonds.
Acrotic body in the United States protests change
A fragment mentions protest against changing old glory with emphatic language and references to the United States. The text is incomplete and cannot confirm specifics such as people, groups, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marriage of Sarah Seeger and O F Ehlers announced
Ogden announces the marriage of Sarah Seeger to O F Ehlers of Ogden Iowa. The ceremony occurred in Jefferson Iowa on July 13. Mrs Ehlers worked as assistant supervisor of music at Cedar Rapids, is a graduate of East High and Coe College, and Alpha Xi Delta. The groom, a son of a local businessman, studied at Iowa State College Ames. They will reside in Ogden after August 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wred H. Sege
Sarah
O.F
Ehlers
Ogden
Jefferson
Aot
Cedar Rapids
East
Coe College
Alpha X Delta’ Sorority
Iowa
Colldge
Amés
Poe
Telemee Patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier
Old telegram style note announces telemee patterns for a Waterloo Courier fashion department imprint. It mentions pattern designs, seaming allowances, and a ten day teaching window after sending orders, with emphasis on prompt fulfillment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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Westminster
Union
Dr. Beachler
Park
Westminster Presbyterian
International Christian Endeavor
Des Moines
Trinity -American Lutheran
J. Herbert Moehlmann
Florence Chilcote
Central Christian
C. V. Allison
East Park Presbyterian
D. H
Union Congregational
L. D. Blandford
X Graves
United Brathben Choir
First Baptist
R. Ed. Williamson
Absalom
Jor
Lord
Pater
Mmf Republic Syndicate
Lawn City
E. H. Kimball
Isla
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Society News
Lottie Flick
Mary Shirley
William Schumaker
Marshalltown
Caroline Gingart
Danestreet
Viola Hartman
Emma Miller
Mullan
Anna Mary
Ay Ruth
Ameron
Altho
Boy Scouts of America
Tay
Rownd
Ralley
Adiress
Aas
Sarah’Seger
O. F. Ehlers
Calvin
Green
Black
Prelfie
St. Louis
Paul Whiteman
Zwanzleer
Clinton
Honor Vormer
Mras Earl] Fohnson
Ister
Albert
Lakeworth
Homse
H. J. Heathershaw
William - May
Oman
S. E. Srewery
Viole John Son
Alta Cutler
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside Country
Clib
Dante
Victoria Boyle
City
Inez, Childs
John Bloom
Chester Jones
Hidna Mas Rittenhouse
Mo - 2
Waterloo Bank and Trust Company
Elk Rum Inn
Black Hawk Lodge
Ethel
Loonan
Hudson
Bik Run Inn
Azes
Sammay
Nome Ee Eee
Erento Mene City and State Co. Emen Eee
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