Prophesies End of Interchurch World Campaign
The Presbyterian assembly in Philadelphia deem the Interchurch World Movement a failure due to financial mismanagement and extravagance. Deficit reached eight million dollars as expenses hit eleven million with receipts of two million. Assembly votes to withdraw while pledging 100000 yearly toward operating costs if financial reforms occur. Notables at the gathering included William J. Bryan, Henry Ford, and Gov. Sproule, with 1000 delegates and 200 missionaries attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interchurch World Movement
John R. Macartney
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church of America
Philadelphia
Macartney
Presbyterian General Assembly
Assembly
General’ Assembly
Second Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Assembly
Academy of Music
William J. Bryan
Thomas BR. “Marshall
John Wanamaker
John M. Spears
Henry Ford
Gov. Sproule
Pennsylvania
Bryan
George F. Pentacost
Bethany
Waterloo
Wome
Presbyteries
Atlantic City
Valley Forge
Macartney Brothers Lead Special Philadelphia Service
Four Macartneys preached at Arch Street Presbyterian Church to mark a rare family reunion of ministers. The event honored "A Tribute to a Christian Home" with Rev. Clarence Edward Macartney, pastor, joined by Albert Macartney of Chicago and Ernest Macartney of Cashmere, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Macartney
Chicago
Ernest Macartney
Cashmere
Wyo
Funeral set for William Brandt Kough in Orange Township
William Brandt Kough died at Presbyterian Hospital after a four week illness. Funeral at Orange Township Church of the Brethren Sunday at 3 p.m. Interment in town cemetery. Survived by widow Lulu Schaler, daughter Helen Jane, his parents Ira and Mrs Kough, and siblings Floyd Merle Karl Leon and two sisters. Body to be moved from Petersen Bros mortuary to parental home tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Kough
William Brandt Kough
Presbyterian Hospital
Orange Township
Church of the Brethren
Kough
Ira J. Kough
Cumberland County
Lulu Sehaler
Helen Jane
Floyd
Merle
Karl
Leon
Tin Bummy
Orville’ Tanneather
Orange Town
Petersen Bros.’ Mortuary
Promises Abundance of 13-Year Locusts Across Regions
Columbia Missouri June 4 The 13 year locust or periodical cicada already seen in the south will be more abundant this summer than ever says Dr Leonard Haseman state nursery inspector and entomology professor at the University of Missouri The visitation will extend from southern border of Iowa to the Gulf and appear in swarms from about June 20 These pests are harmless to crops and vegetation but attack young orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
South
Leonard Haseman
University of Missouri
Lowa
Gulf
Haseman
Iowa Voters Discuss State Treasurer Race and Sheriff Contest
The piece outlines candidate positions for Iowa state treasurer with E H Hoyt and W J Burbank contending, plus local sheriff race dynamics. It notes Evans’ Parkersburg ties, Burbank’s stance on motor vehicle funds, and Sweet, Henderson, Wagner, Weilein, Archer campaigning, with temperance influence and women voters as pivotal in the presidential election context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PACE
Evans
University of Iowa
Pravsice
Parkersburg
E. H. Hoyt
Manchester
W. J. Burbank
Waterloo
Hoyt
Burbank
Neonso
Towa
Des Moines
Fis
Elfera
United States
Frank
Altho
D. B. Henderson
W. T. Wagner
George Weilein
La‘bor
Soldier Boys
Po i
Grocery list with prices from local store ad
Readable items include ketchup cream cheese raisins butter tea coffee olives apples apricots plums pineapple pears nuts oleo macaroni soap powders laundry items navy beans corn peas pumpkins sweet potatoes and brooms with listed prices and a street address 313 F 4th St and phone numbers 4025 4026.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Cab
Nand
Dull Markets Across Metals and Mixed Marriage Notices
The report notes a muted market mood with metals showing little movement copper at 19 cents electrolytic June July, iron firm with spot and June at 49.50, antimony around 9 dollars, lead quiet around 38.90. marriage licenses listed for Chris Be Hansen Waterloo and others including Etta Johnson Cedar Falls Grant Smothers New Hampton Ruby Chapin New Hampton Co T Myers Tracy Winona Blair Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris BE
Hansen
Waterloo
Etta A. Johnson
Cedar Falls
Grant Smothers
New Hampton
Ruby Chapin
T. Myers
Tracy
Winona Blair
Fl Paso
Texas
New York
C. Heston
Mass
Mercial Bulletin
East St. Louis
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J. R. Macartney
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Hageman
Cummins
Black Hawk CO
Burton
B. Sweet
Eith
Sherif
Wagner
Land
Hin
Sweet
Washington
Agito
Archer
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Iowa
SaleAdt
TEL
Pyar
Marshall Canning CO
Marshalltown, Iowa
Ty Rose
Seidlers
Lafayette Street
Nice
Jean
Dil Pickles
Ian
Boston Cash Market E
F. E. McStay
Mer
Hambu
Bearts
Loin
Sinclair
Salt Park
Minnesota
C. Stinehart
Olympia Fruit Store
Mison
Commercial St
Sycamore St
Cedar Valley
Meadow Brook
Pork Shoulders
OUR Canned Goods Dept
Sack
Dindér
Japan
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