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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1921

Page

10

Churches in Waterloo back disarmament drive

Most Waterloo churches expressed approval of the international disarmament program. Walnut Street Baptist opposed it, while First Methodist indicated strong support with about 85 percent in favor. Other churches reported near unanimous or strong backing, framed by a call for a conference of nations. A Gen Bliss letter to the Church Peace Union urged religious unity for peace.

Waterloo J. R. Macartney First Presbyterian Church G. D. Serrill First Christian Church Walnut Street Baptist Church D. J.ser, Jr Ben J. Howrey Grace Methodist Episcopal Church M. E. Church First Methodist Episcopal Church F. W. Court First Congregational Church First Evangelical Church Clinton F. Smith C. J.ins First Baptist Church Bliss Church Peace Union Fifth Avenue New York The Union Tasker H. Bliss Staf United States

Committees Named for S Third Division Reunion

Preparations are under way for the Eighty-eighth division reunion in Des Moines August 26 to 28 with an expected attendance of 5000 to 6000 veterans. Capt. H K Rouse of Waterloo is on the arrangements committee.

Des Moines H. K. Rouse Waterloo

American Legion Power Shapes Midwest Legislation

Chicago reports the American Legion and other ex soldier groups influencing state laws across the Midwest with bills benefiting veterans. Missouri moves to legalize boxing, Nebraska expands it, while Oklahoma empowers county boards to use property as veterans clubs. Illinois lawmakers push pensions, homes for veterans, a $25,000 statue, and citizenship tied to employment. North Dakota requires citizenship for teachers, bans foreign language teaching in Nebraska, and flags for veterans in schools. Armistice Day becomes a legal holiday in several states. residency and hiring favors for veterans spark court questions. Marriage licenses listed for several individuals in Iowa and Illinois, including Abraham Voogh and Leone Croy.

Chicago American Legion Middle West Missouri Nebraska Old Statehouse Little Rock Oklahoma Legion Posts Indiana Tllinois Pasa North Daketa North Dakota Amie Arkansas Courier

Veterans of Fife and Drum to Stir Camp with Martial Music

Waterloo prepares for Grand Army encampment with a drum corps of about 40 veterans. Quarters are at Hammel hotel for this fife and drum unit. John Averill of Waterloo is a member with others from across the state. The group energizes gatherings and is funded by the Greater Waterloo association.

Veterans OF Fife and Drum Waterloo Grand Army Hammel Hotel John Averill Greater

Gov Kendall to be honored guest at G A R luncheon

Gov Nathan EK Kendall will be guest of honor and principal speaker at a luncheon given by the Greater Waterloo association for the G A R encampment at noon Wednesday. A large attendance is expected as members greet the governor and hear his patriotic address.

Gov. Kendall Nathan EK. Kendall Greater Waterloo Association Pressiny

Nimble Man Survives Runover Grabbing Car Bumper

Charles G. Stearns 521 Baltimore Street an American Railway Express employee narrowly escaped serious injury after being run over by a car at 11 30 am crossing Fourth Street from the Iowa State Bank He grabbed the bumper and rode the underside until the front end pulled clear then walked home Later a doctor found a wrenched back He has served the express company for 62 years and, though a pensioner, keeps working for light tasks three to four hours daily.

Charles G. Stearns Baltimore Street American Railway Express Company Stearns Fourth Street Iowa State Bank Pic Mr. Stearns Express Company Althe

John Golden in grave condition at last reports

The condition of John Golden president of the United Textile Workers who had been critically ill for weeks after a general breakdown was reported grave today Physicians said he had been sinking rapidly in the last 24 hours in New York June 6 by the Associated Press

John Golden Associated Press New York United Textile Workers

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