Centenary fund pledges from Grace and First Methodist
Grace church has pledged 57,000 dollars while First Methodist has pledged 47,000 dollars as Waterloo canvassers push the centenary drive. Both congregations report strong support, with many promises to pay and recalls of earlier pledges. The campaign emphasizes broad participation and ongoing efforts to meet world church goals.
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First
Grace Methodist Episcopal Churches
Waterloo
Grace Church
First Congregation
First Church
H. J. Lockwood
Mission Worker in Brethren Church Talk on Mountain Whites
Miss Beulah MacMillan, active in Lost Creek Kentucky Brethren mission to mountain whites, will speak at First Brethren Church at 7:45 p m Sunday. She will describe mountain whites, their customs, handicaps and possibilities, joined by 16 year old Miss Bessie Carpenter. MacMillan plans to return this fall to teach Bible in the mansion. Rev Gongbauer will preach morning service and usual Sunday hours observed.
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Beulah MacMillan
Lost Creek
First Brethren Church
Miss MacMillan
Bessie Carpenter
Jeacher
Westminster Vespers Demobilize Flag Sunday
The Westminister Presbyterian church at 57 mm will hold a patriotic vesper service Sunday to demobilize the flag for returning soldiers. Rev. A S Preston will speak on The Contribution of the American Soldier in the Great War. Morning services begin at 10 20 with children’s day program and cradle roll graduation. A church and Sunday school picnic at Byrnes park is slated for Tuesday at 1 pm.
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Home Park
Walnut Street
John Bunyan Smith
Sten
Bam
P- Childress
Eradse
Antioch
Coloreau
Douglas Street
J. W. Uowles
Chndave
Dawieh Lutheran
Fifth Streets
Seyond
Campbell Avenue
William Hoffman
M. Luther League
Mupte
Jeh
Rev
EL Mucler
Randolph
Frank W. Court
D. Bible School
Grace
Fifth Street East
E. J. Jackwood
D. D
Epworth League
Bt. Paul's
Js-Telnute
PreeRey
F. A. Magneta
Glenwood St
Albany
Moile
Hey
Boyd
Young Men's Sunday Club
A.C
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Preston
Byrnes Park
Fourth
Fred J. Clark
Plymouth
George Moody
EL A. m
Christian Endeavor
Thirteenth and Jefferson
G A. Nash
Jenior
Chri Endeavor
Isaiah
Episcopal
Fourth Street
Mark
Hev
Thomas Horton
Carrer Park Avenue
Court House Square
Clinton FL Smith
Nastar
H. Brun
Calvary
Newell
ZH. Vandersoll
Junior R
F. Ty
Tom
Hogan Avonue Waite Peawan
Dane
S. Emrich
Senor TC
East Park
Kern and
Cutler
Cutler Street
H. B. Eassey
Northminster
Ballou
Avalon
Dat Gretzinger
Bethany
Englewood Avenue
McAuley
Superveen
Ceder Heighta Community Church
Presbyterian
Metfessal
Sdeal
Preston Wilspeare
Salvation Army
Big Brother Mission
Water Street
Ensicn
Henry Nicholls
Ruth Magowan
Kistner’s
Chanel
Third Street
Sente
Victor A. Halk Minster
Webster Street
Frei Daniela Rescue Mission
JMS
Fifth Street
Fisher Building
Fred Daniels
Grace M. E. Childpren
Grace M. E
C. J. Cavanaugh
Gladys Brackney
Methodist Board of Education
New Home of First Baptist to Rise on Baltimore Fourth
The First Baptist congregation plans a handsome new edifice at Fourth and Baltimore streets with a dirt breaking service soon. Architect Clinton P. Shockley leads a building committee including R. G. Holmes and FW. R. Asquith. social center features and gymnasium are planned with a 56 member reception and ongoing fundraising for completion by year end.
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First Baptist Congregation
Fourth Egetes and
Baltimore Streets
Baltimore
Fourth Streets
Ani
Clinton P. Shockley
R. G. Holmes
FW. R. Asquith
Gertrude Lawe
C. A. Stoy
A. J. Cornell
A.E. Stull
Mark Humphrey
Carrie Riley
George Pett
F. R. Asquith
J., R. Vaughan
Fourth
Tee
Clyde J. Asking
First Baptist
Clinton P.too
Shockley
John A. Earl
Des Moines College
First Church
A. G. Witticki
Fifty Six Tyrogs For Elk Lodge In Waterloo Parade
Fifty six candidates were initiated into the B P O Elks in Waterloo after a street parade led by the Cedar Falls band and escorted by 150 Elks. Walter Bass registered the entrants. a banquet followed with Judge Willis N Birdsall as toastmaster and speakers from the order. A special train and Cedar Falls band trip to the state convention at Dubuque are planned.
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Elks
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Walter Bass
Fifth Street
Ramark
Tanqguet
of C. Wall
Willis N. Birdsall
Ivasimmaster
John Dysart
Order
Charles E. Pickett
Tyler
United States
W. St. Law
E.k. James Murtagh
Iowa North
Harry Ichester
Lewis Alberti
John Dowding
Kiks
Harry Hartong
Walter Bags
Bob" Hardin
W. R. Law
Duluque
Elkdom
Iage
Vote on Moding Courthouse to Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 7 The question whether Cedar Rapids shall be the home of the proposed new courthouse or whether the county seat shall remain at Marion will be decided by the electors of Linn county at the November election. The supervisors have the final say and will decide at a June 18 meeting. The Cedar Rapids committee has completed its task and the figures were made public. Original petition had 12 500 names removed by remonstrance about 597. Ten thousand three hundred and receive names are required by law to be on the original petition to make it effective.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Linn County
Murder Mystery Near as Midnight Voice Cries I Kill You
A late night scene at the Hummer hotel ends with a pistol shot and threats. Police respond but no suspect is found. A second incident involves a suspected love triangle as a man and wife confront a suspected rival. The trio is briefed by officers and the couple returns to normal, the rival leaving for Dubuque with the first train.
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Hummer
Law or Church as Choice for Boy
The first reconference for boys will be held at the Y M C A tomorrow afternoon at 230 o'clock. The subject is Law and the Ministry with Rev E J Lockwood of Grace Methodist and Rev Andrew Scott of First Christian Cedar Falls giving lectures on ministry as a vocation. Charles E Pickett of Pickett Swisher Farwell, prominent attorney, will present the law in its phases. Other conferences will follow.
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E. J. Lockwood
Grace Methodist Church
Andrew Scott
First Christian Church of
Cedar Falls
Charles E. Pickett
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Iowa Suffrage Workers Plan Statewide Drive
Des Moines June 7 Iowa suffrage workers are organizing for a statewide drive to secure ratification of the federal suffrage amendment by the Thirty-eighth general assembly in a special session next winter. Local clubs unite to circulate petitions and promote ratification efforts. Augusta C Hughston of New York City was sent by the national association to aid in Iowa.
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Congress
Union
Cant Get Soldiers Who Criticise Pierce to Talk
Des Moines frantic efforts to prevent Ivuwa soldiers from meeting J. M. Pierce before his Des Moines visit next Wednesday failed. A senior member of the delegation insists any reported interviews are absolutely false and not sanctioned.
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Pierce
Des Moines
Ivuwa
J. M. Pierce
Farm sales dominate Traer area auction notes
In June 7 auction lines the Mc Kay farm near Buckingham sold for 275 dollars per acre to Paul Chalupsky of Reinbeck, 463 acres, total about 127000 dollars. Olin Ravenscroft held the investment, netting around 40000 dollars in two years. Sherrett farm east of Traer, 320 acres, sold to Peter Dau Schmidt near Reinbeck at 375 per acre. Wilson Fleming had bought it two months earlier at 300 per acre. Chalupsky Bros of Reinbeck bought a Traer southwest farm at 300 per acre and resold next day for 315 per acre.
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Ingham
Paul Chalupsky
Reinbeck
Olin Ravenscroft
Sherrett
Traer
Peter Dau Schmidt
Wilson Fleming
Chalupsky Bros. of
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Sapbeth
We BR Watts
Jeferson Atout
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Boy
Burton Avenue
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Riehletreet
V. C. Kelford
Brotherhood
Garverhome
Breteren
Slath
Wellington
Govgehnour
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. Blough
Christian Workers
Catrolic
Joseph'e
Thircu
Mudberry
BJ. Slattery
M. F. Toomey
Bacrad Heart
John Molloy
Father McMahon
St Mary's Church
Lafayett
Park Avenue East
Franciscan’ Fathers
Henry Kuester
Peter B. Volz
Joseph H. Toth
Christadelphian
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Fifth and
Randolph Streets
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Robertson Macartney
Christian Endeaver
First United Prempyterian
Second
Wellington Streets
M. Gg. Munn
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Usible
Fe Wertminster
Archibald Campbell Preston
Central
Serrit
Christian Endeavor Societies
Focal Church
Iae
Church OF Creist
Scientist
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Knights of Pythian Hall
Brethren Church
Mr. Gongbaeor
Westminster
Isaac Hudlel
Mildred Dacson
Fred Allison
Mat Mason
Sonr of Jacob
Risin Street West
J. Doctor
Immanuel—Walnut and Vine
A. Prekel
United Brethren
Vaves Bamorial
Aten
Jacob Vasey
Freaghing
Acm
Christan Endeavor
Tomnie Handon
Macenerite Sanford
Virginia Metcale
Jean Messinger
Kana Bovey
Maxine Davis
Violet Bowen
Bessie Hanson
Heirs of Liberty
Tyrog
ELK’ Lodge
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Iowa
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Rainbow Post
Armory
BIG Land Sales
Tama County
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Buck
Fred
Clare
First Congregational Church
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Big Tabernacle
Center and
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the Tabernacle
Europe
Will Andar
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Evangelist V. B. Watts
F. W. Meyer
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