Iowa bankers push for Iowa on Chicago Fed board
Four Iowa bankers appear as leading candidates for a seat on the Chicago Federal Reserve board. A statewide secret ballot will select a preferred Iowan from Group 3 banks with Capital and surplus under 66 000. Primary ballots go out Saturday, with results announced after Friday canvass.
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Des Moines Register
Iowa
Chicago Federal Reserve Bank
United Action
Chicago
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Canton
P. W. Hall
Association
National Banks of
Chicago Board
Hall
J. G. Rounds
Citizens National Bank
H. L. Johnson
First National Bank of
Clinton
George M. Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Bank of Chicago
James F. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
Owl
Organisation Committee
Fire Hall
Organization Committee
Banke
Alumni Society Banquet Tonight at Walnut Street Church
The Alumni Society of East High meets tonight at Walnut Street Baptist Church with W F Evans class of 1885 as toastmaster. Ar buckle orchestra provides music. officers to be elected. Reminiscences by W A Goodman W P Hexis Paul Smith Walter French Alvin Baker and Miss Fannie Grout. piano solo by Mrs N Altland vocal duet Fern and Zola Hosteter. Mrs George C Welker sings. school song to follow. Ray Schmalle greets class of 1981 and Miss Fannie Gates, Grimnel College dean, discusses "What Next?"
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Walnut Street
Alumni Society of
Least High
W. F. Evans
Muale
Arbuckle Orchestra
W. A. Goodman
W. P. Hexis
Paul Smith
Plymouth Congregational Celebrates Fourth Anniversary
Members marked the church fourth anniversary with a morning service and communion. Ten new members joined full membership after the sermon by Rev. L. B. Air. The church, four years old, reports solid growth, a $5,000 foundation for the new building, bank savings, and generous subscriptions. Outlook remains positive as plans proceed to finish the new church within the year.
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Plymouth Congregational Church
L. B. Air
Pastors Attend Northern Baptist Meet From Waterloo
First Baptist church members voted to cover pastor Dr W L Dorgan’s travel to the Northern Baptist convention in Boston from June 17 to 26. He departs Waterloo around June 14, and Dr J B Smith of Walnut Street Baptist also attends along with many Iowa pastors meeting in Chicago. They will tour Niagara Falls Washington and other sites on the return.
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First Baptist Church
W. L. Dorgan
Boston
Maass
Northern Baptist Convention
Dorgan
Waterloo
J. B. Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Iowa
Chicago
Niagara Falls
Washington
Uncle Sam's Carriers Promise Fast Goods Delivery
Fragments describe rapid mail and parcel service by government carriers claiming expedited delivery to customers. The text reads like a promotional note urging speed and reliability in transit and urging readers to use official channels for shipments.
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Uncle Sam
City in Brief Notes From Waterloo Area
Local blurb covers varied items from Waterloo and surrounding towns. Entries include residents visiting Janesville and Toledo, job moves in Des Moines and Chicago, civic meetings, licenses granted to couples, church and social events, and advance notice of Ringling Bros circus coming to town with venue groundwork underway.
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Hringling Bros
Ros
Waterloo
Emily Wester Prize Speller Winners Crown County Contest
Elizabeth Sage and Grace McCullough win medals in the county spelling contest at Waterloo High School East. Emily Worter, 12, Gilbert Villa, takes first prize large gold medal. Sage earns second with small gold. McCullough gets silver. About 34 contestants, judges were Prof Macy Campbell and Miss Ruth Updegraff. County Superintendent Margaret Myers led the event with a large teachers and parents audience. An arithmetic contest preceding the spelling match awarded Eleanor Youngblut $1. About 20 children participated in rapid multiplication and addition problems. Many local residents attend and participate.
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Emily Worter
Gilbertvilla
Waterloo High Archool East
Plizabeth Sage
Bennington
Eleanor Youngblut Oh
Cory
State Teachers' College
Winnifred Kyler
John May
Floyd Hemmer
Paul O'Connor
Ralph Burk
Mildred Fris
Danish Lutheran Church Dedicated
Impressive rites marked the formal dedication of the Danish Lutheran Church at South and Fifth streets yesterday morning. Rev. N. P. Gravengaard of Marquette, Mich., delivered the dedicatory sermon, with Rev. John Christiansen conducting the communion service. The remodeled interior featured a carnations and smillax altar and special choir music. An afternoon service heard sermons by Rev. Mr. Ravn of Moorhead, Indiana, and Rev. Mr. Jengen of Fredsville.
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South
Fifth Streets
N. P. Gravengaard
Marquette
Naeb
John Christiansen
Palma
Smillax
Ravn
Moorhead
Jengen
Fredsvilla
To Have Perfect Skin Throughout the Summer
A vintage beauty primer advises daily skin care for summer. It extols a pure wax cream to cleanse and whiten the complexion, claims to absorb rough cuticles, and suggests Marcel wax from a drugstore as a cosmetic renovation. It also mentions a mornings rinse and a cold cream-like preparation for daytime use and theater use.
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Marcel War
Camping Trip Planned by Seven Girls and Chaperones
A group of seven girls with Dr and Mrs E E Peek as chaperones plan a week long camping trip starting tomorrow. They will camp near the river outside the city with two tents for sleeping and cooking. The plan is a rough and tame experience with no social activities during the week. The article mentions Miss Julia among the party.
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Rea
E. E. Peek
Julia
Local figures named in a community notice
The fragment lists Louise Peek Hildzabeth Black Amita Rath Corinne Howrey Lela Powers and Lucile Bentler among a group of named individuals connected to a local community notice.
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Louise Peek
Hildzabeth Black
Amita Rath
Corinne Howrey
Lela Powers
Lucile Bentler
Woman Aeronaut Dies in Lakeside Display at 800 Feet
Marinette Wis June 8 Nettie St Clair aged 22 a professional aeronaut was dashed to death yesterday in front of several thousand at Lakeside. She ascended to 800 feet and lost her hold of the parachute.
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Marinette
Wis
Nettie St. Clair
Lakeside
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