Walther League Convention Opens in East High Aud
Three hundred delegates attend the tenth annual Iowa district Walther League convention in East High auditorium with hundreds more expected tonight and tomorrow. The afternoon program features J A Wersig on Search the Scriptures as convention motto, and a play Eyes of Love to be presented by Waterloo Walther League with Heleng Koepke directing. Sessions continue Sunday and Monday ending with a banquet at Hotel Russell-Lams Monday evening. President BS Lueders presides. Rev A H Lemann leads opening service. welcoming remarks by Mayor Glenn Tipton and Gaul Mueller and Edna Hartmann. Committees named for resolutions, auditing, election, credentials. Welcome of new societies by Rev Schilepsick. Afternoon session resumes about 1:30.
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Iowa
Walther League
East High Auditorium
J. A. Wersig
Dodge
Waterloo Walther League
Hulda Matthias
Edna Dettmer
Viola Mawe
Oscar Ehlers
Ruth Semmann
Gertrude Borchers
Henry Timmerman
Harold Roepe
Henry Wenthe
Norbert Roepe
Heleng Koepke
The
Russell-Lams
BS. M. Lueders
Pomeroy
Iowe
A. H. Lemmann
Imanuel Lutheran Church
Glenn ‘Tipbith
Gaul Mueller
Fort Dodge
Edna Hartmann
Webster City
Lueders
United States
God
County WCTU Institute Held in La Porte Iowa
The County W C T U Institute met at the Presbyterian church in La Porte City with Mrs Rose Wild of Cedar Falls presiding Devo tions led by Mrs Mary J Philpot from Cedar Falls A five member Waterlon Cedar Falls team including Mines Philpot St John Wild Mitchell and Yapp spoke on Prohibition and its departments A reading by Betty Hummel followed The state convention will be held in Fort Dodge in October Also notes on Rev T M Nielsen visiting Mrs Nielsen in Cedar Rapids and on Rev D W Morgan taking a vacation Morothy Kettmen, age 6, in hospital with pneumonia shows slight improvement.
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Couriar
la Porte City
W. GC. T. U. Institute
Presbyterian Church
Rose Wild
Cedar Falls
Mary J. Phlpot
Waterlon
Mines
Philpot
St. John
Wild
Mitchell
Yapp
Morothy Kettmen
Qowner's Loss af TB Cattle in April Was $22.93 a Head
Courier report from Des Moines June 1 notes Iowa's tuberculosis cattle loss data. The average April value per head was $115.47, salvage $53.42, indemnity $41.12, totaling $95.54 in producer compensation per reactor animal.
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Courier Sineral Services
Des Moines
Saya
Towa Department of Agriculture
Midnight sun visibility and celestial mechanics explained
Professor Robert H Baker of the University of Illinois explains the midnight sun. He notes June is the best month for northern observers, details how sunrises and sets shift with latitude, and describes circumpolar stars and the rising pole star. The article covers the Arctic Circle and six months of daylight at the North Pole.
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Robert H. Baker
University of Tiinois
Urbana
United States
Alaska
Norway
New York
Arctic Circle
North Pole
Family based child training promotes choice discipline
The National Kindergarten Association article by Edith Lochridge Reid describes a home education approach that gives children limited voluntary choices to foster decision making. It highlights daily routines from meals to naps and urging parents to treat children's choices with respect, avoiding scolding and teaching weighing options.
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Edith Lochridge Reid
Julia
Bobbie
Clarence
Bill
Owell
Mother
Cattle reactor costs shown low for producers
The report notes reactors valued at 115 dollars with an average farmer loss of 23.93 per animal. Since under 2 percent of cattle tested in 19728 reacted, the share of cost borne by producers is small except where a herd is badly infected, per the department.
A cemetery plan near Waterloo on Hudson road
A year ago today in Waterloo reports describe a proposed cemetery of parklike design for 40 acres owned by Emma T. Adams located half a mile from the city limits on the Hudson road. Also noted is Becker Chapman post American Legion reporting a new high membership of 820, surpassing the 1922 record of 12. A district court filing seeks to dissolve an injunction barring tuberculin testing of cattle in Black Hawk County or modify the writ to allow voluntary testing, through Attorney General John Pletcher, Earl Wisdom, and A G Reid for the county board.
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Emma T. Adams
Hudson Road
Becker Chapman Post
American Legion
E. J. Brucher
Black Hawk County
John Pletcher
Earl F. Wisdom
A. G. Reid
County Board of Supervisora
Early training lays foundation for intellect says dean
Allan O Lemon, dean and professor of psychology at the College of Puget Sound in Washington, stresses that adequate preschool training is crucial. He notes imagination, play, and storytelling underpin intellectual growth and argues there is a clear link to later interintellectual success.
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Allan O. Lemon
College of
Puget Sound
Washington
Chocolate Jumbles and Maple Cookles Recipe Notes
A collection of vintage baking instructions listing ingredients and steps for Chocolate Jumbles Maple Cookles and Macaroons. Instructions describe mixing sugar eggs butter and chocolate or maple sugar, dissolving soda, rolling and baking in a moderate oven, yielding decorative shaped cookies and macaroons.
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Plenia
Housing Boom Shows Faster Construction in 1929
Lester Miller, realtor and Chamber of Commerce housing chair, reports 123 wing units and other homes built or under way by May 20. Through Aug 18, 20, construction progress outpaces 1928, with a balanced market though a shortage of small houses. Waterloo industrial growth aids nearby towns as workers seek housing beyond the city.
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Lester Miller
Chamber of Commerce Housing Committee
Miller
Waterloo
Lutheran Merger to Be Considered at Dubuque Meet
Rev. Henry Mueller of First Evangelical Lutheran church attends the Evangelical synod of Iowa convention in Dubuque where the merger of the Iowa Ohio and Buffalo synods is the key item. Representing Lutherans from 25 states, the merger is expected to be finalized at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Henry Mueller
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Evangelical Synod of Iowa
Iowa
Ohio
Buffalo
Tenth District Courts on Summer Schedule June 18
The Tenth judicial district serving Black Hawk Grady Delaware and Buchanan counties adopts a three month summer plan with one judge on duty each month. Judge Wood stays in June with sessions in Waterloo Grundy Center Manchester Independence on specific dates while July August rotate Judges H B Boles and R W Hasner. From Sept 3 to 13 Judge Wood again on duty before full schedule resumes.
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Tenth Judicial District
Black Hawk
Grandy
Delaware
Buchanan
H. B. Boles
R. W. Hasner
Bucket Brigade Saves Farmhouse From Kitchen Fire
Neighbors formed a bucket brigade to save the Louis Webber farmhouse three miles south and a mile east of Hudson. The kitchen burned after a 7:30 a.m. discovery, with the main house protected by wind and quick action. Fire blamed on a defective kitchen flue. main furniture saved by neighbors, kitchen contents lost.
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Louis Webber
Hudson
Hudson Fire Department
Pine Creek Pioneer Dies at Jesup
Independence Iowa June 3 Services for Christian Sorenson were held at his daughter's home in Jesup. The 80 year old Denmark native had been in poor health and died there Wednesday. Burial was near the Danish Baptist church at Pine Creek. Survived by three sons Leander Julius Otto and a daughter. Wife deceased long ago. Mr Sorenson settled in the Danish settlement near Pine Creek about 40 years ago.
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Cuurter
Independence
Christian Sorenson
John Nelson
Jesup
Sorenson
Pine Creek
Leander
Julius
Otto
Guasqueton
Mr. Sorenson
Denmark
America
I O F Rebekahs Memorial Service Tomorrow
Waterloo lodges Black Hawk No 72 and Waterloo No 716 along with Temple Rebekah and Sunshine lodges hold annual memorial services to honor members who died in the last year. The service at the lodge hall 306 1 2 Fourth Street East at 2 30 p m Sunday features Reverend R W Fillmore of Cedar Falls Christian Church as memorial speaker with music and eulogies by lodge officers.
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Waterloo
Black Hawk Lodge
Waterloo Lodge
Temple Rebekah
Sunshine Lodges
Fourth Street
R. W. Fillmore
Cedar Falls
Nashua Students Receive Awards
Nashua Ia June 1 awards honored students for scholarship athletics and other activities with trophies presented by schools and local groups reflecting broad achievement among pupils in the district
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Nashua
Manhua High School Commencement at Opera House
The Manhua high school commencement was held at the Opera House on Friday with seniors Dorothy Nafus Vincent Bloom Mary Krout Clarence Brookins and Elmer Green, junior Mabel Carter and eighth grade Lucile Nafus among the attendees. Brurcaé Gates of Waterloo delivered the speech. About two hundred attended the alumni reunion at Sun Shinn last evening as W W Blasier of Jesup spoke for class of OH with Mrs Lulu Coler Becker welcoming and Lucille Becker responding.
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Ing
Manhua High School
Operahousa
Lulu Coler Becker
Welccoma
Lucille Becker
Petty theft at Repass Automobile building
A thief forced entry through a Cedar street window into a dressing room of the Repass Automobile company on Park avenue and Cedar street early today and stole belongings of FE Fauver of 410 Third Street East and Orvilla Feidiman of 414 Florence Street. Items taken include Fauver’s trousers, a black billfold, and a pocketbook containing various contents.
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Repass Automobile Company
Park Avenas
Cedar Street
FE. FE
Fauver
Third Street
Orvilla Feidiman
Florence Street
Fauver Minisses & Pater
Theft reports mix with car and personal item losses
City Detective Ralph Davis recovered a thermos bottle and a pair of trousers from the lumber platform near the building. Charles Jensen reports theft of a small pay light bifold and a pocketbook containing $1.25 from his car parked at the citrus grounds. William Dortmeyer reports his Whippet sport car stolen from the circus grounds last night.
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Holdsman
Ralph Davis
Charles Jensen
Washing Street
William Dortmeyer
Campbell Avenue
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Vinton
R. J. Torgler
Hinton
John Schliepsick
Hubbard
Alfred Johannsen
Dewitt
William Kirchoff
Cedar Rapids
Ww. Dittmer
George Gausse
Adair
M. Mueller
Council Bluffs
J. Iverson
Ide Tse
A. ©. Weber
Harten
Eric
Lippert
Boone
Velma Wagner
Davenport
Eleanor Horm
Karl Sinn
Manning
Walter Brockman
Grand Mound
Emma Bartels
Clarinda
Alice Kruck
Sioux City
Edelbarg Bornhoeft
Marguerite
McCrary
Garrell
Welter Fiedelkorn
van Horn
Arthur George
Schilepsick
Resolutions Committee
Wc.tv
la Porte
T. M. Nielsen
Donald B. MacMillan
Froebel
National Kindergarten Association
West Paortieth Street
New York City
Weckly
Evening Courier
Bucket Brigade
Rebekah
Ueauetetin
H. Z. Williams
Leavitt St
EB. M. Berkley
Perpetual Building & Loan Association
Folice Notes
Homer S. Clark
Big Lafayette
Waterloo Theatre
H. E. Fifield
Waterloo Dredging Co
H. C. Matthias & CO
Dunham Place
Building & Loan Association
Lafayetta Street
Unique Cleaners
H. W. Sedvert
Cutler Street
Character Loans
State Loan Co
Paramount Theatre
Fhone
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