Know Waterloo Week Showcases Local Industry Growth
Waterloo and surrounding communities will view annual displays of home made products during Know Waterloo Week sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. The event highlights factories whose output now exceeds last year by over 331-3 percent and features products for home shop farm and personal attire. Machinery in Lincoln Park will showcase major firms like John Deere Tractors Galloway Armstrong Construction and others with 46 firms offering space and 59 displays promised. The smaller items will be in show windows and outdoor stands on main streets, revealing the wide range and quality of goods produced locally and inviting public knowledge of local manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln Park
Fourth Street
Park Avenue East
Mulberry
Franklin Streets
Dairy Cattle Congress
John Drere Tractors Company
Galloway Company
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Construction Machinery Company
Associated Manufacturers
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Waterloo Concrete Corporation
C. A. Hanson
Waterline Chamber of Commerce
West High coach Ralph Sarif to retire and enter business
Ralph H. Sarif, West High coach, announces retirement to pursue business opportunities after a seven year tenure marked by a state basketball championship in 1925 and standout football teams. He built up athletics funding, expanded facilities, and led the intramurals program while teaching a winning coaching style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph H. Sarif
NES
Sarit
Sarft
West High
Sarff
Jay Couch
Sart
Drake University
Notre Dame
Wlingis
Iowa
Des Moines
Owntanna
Minn
Bathing Beach May Open Late Next Week
Cedar River park bathing beach may open late next week if weather improves. Parks Commissioner A. C. Sherwood says repairs are nearly complete and lifeguard recruitment will ease as more college men return to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River Park
A. C. Sherwood
Sherwood
Waterloo
Republicans Celebrate 75th Birthday in Ripon Wis
Thousands attend the Ripon gathering marking the Republican party birth in 1834 with ceremonies in the same historic building. About 20,000 visitors arrive as Ripon hosts a grand jubilee and related events for the 75th anniversary of the party. Firearms and liquor raids occur as Dry agents search a local soft drink parlor amid Wisconsin’s prohibition status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitle
Hannet
Wisconsin
Ripon
Jackson
Mich
Herbert Hoover
Fred W. Green
E. O O. Michener
Adrian
Stimson
Curtis
Green
Wis
Milwaukee
Repubican
Daniel Hesse
Hesse
Prohibition
Tama Publisher's Funeral To Be Held Sunday
Charles J. Wonser former Tama mayor postmaster and Tama News Herald editor will be buried Sunday at the Methodist church. He was 66 native of Erie Pennsylvania resident of Iowa since age three and led the Tama newspaper from 1881 becoming Tama Printing president in 1925. He served 17 years as postmaster with survivors including his widow and his father four siblings. Funeral will be conducted by Roy DeWitt Clinton pastor and Rev W C Cleworth Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tame
Charles J. Wonser
Tama News Herald
M. BE
Roy
Dewitt
Clinton
W. C. Cleworth
Cedar Rapids
Wonser
Erie
Iowa
Tama Herald
Tama Printing Company
F. d. ML Wenser
Edna Roerding Dies in Local Hospital Aged 2
Edna Po Roerding daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Roerding died at 10 45 am in a local hospital after several days illness. She was born in Walrrlee and death occurred after a period of illness leading to her peaceful passing at Line hospital. Body is at Flumann Gindt funeral home pending arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funa F. Ropding
Edna Po Roerdlng
Arthur Roedins
Phrumens
Line Hospital
Edna
Walrrlee
Sale
Flumann& Gindt
Taoituary
Funeral services for Peter Makres at St. Demetras Church
Peter Makres, who died from injuries in an automobile accident, will be buried in Elmwood after funeral services Sunday at 2 PM in St. Demetras Orthodox Greek Church with Rev. J. Patarides officiating. The body may be viewed at Peter Ben Bros. chapel until the funeral hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teter Makres
Peter Makres
St. Demetras Orthodox Greek Church
J. Patarides
Elmwood
Peterben Bros
Brisk Building Permits Reported for Five Homes
Five new residences approved today with a total cost of 12000, plus 2000 for storefront remodeling at 112 Fourth Street East by R O Moore. Permits include J H Letrd at 533 Downing 2000, R H Hostetler at 516 and 620 Upt on Street 2500 each, Yarry Hummel at 712 and 718 Mary Street 2500 each, and additional heating furnaces and a private garage at various addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
R. O. Moore
J. H. Letrd
California Street
Downing
R. H. Hostetler
Campbell Avenue
Upton Street
Yarry Hummel
Mary Street
W. R R. Bryan
Forest
E. E. Peek
Independence
Baltimore
Anna Lamb
Commercial
J. B. Eakin
Kern
Furnace
Hillman
Jefferson
Theologian Reflects On Faith And Modern Times In Vermont
A veteran theologian, reflecting on his life and faith, discusses fearlessness in aging, future writings, and travel. He praises young people, notes rising religious interest amid Protestant struggles, and urges personal moral steering of technology. He recalls meeting Coolidge, his modest beginnings in Vermont, and a career spanning Dartmouth to professorships and 13 religious books.
Troop 15 Leads Waterley District Efficiency Race
Boy Scouts Troop No 15 of Grace M.EG church leads the May efficiency contest in Waterley district. Troop 14 Edison school follows, with Troop 16 Lincoln behind, Troop 8 Emerson school fourth, and Troop 26 First Baptist Church fifth. Eagle badge for patrol efficiency won by Patrol No 15 Berar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Boy Scouts of America
Grace M. EG
Ehurch
Waterley
Arthur F. Jury
Edison School
Tracy
Lincoln Sehind
Emerson School
Forth
Prayer
Temop No
Berar Patrol
My Moo
Walt
Cuckoos Patrol
Flying Baste Patrol
Trenp
Noa
Fen
Student receives year suspended sentence for saxophone theft
LeRoy Morgan a Columbia college student from Dubuque pleaded guilty to larceny of a saxophone. He was sentenced to one year suspended in the county jail and paroled to Manchester's sheriff. The saxophone belonged to a fellow Columbia student, son of J F Murphy of Manchester. Morgan was brought to the city Thursday and identified as the person who sold the item at a local second hand store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Morgan
Columbia College
Dubuque
Manchester
Sheriff Utley
J. F. Murphy
Morgan
Gust Milonas to Visit Isle of Samos This Summer
Gust Milonas proprietor of Iowa Lunch room sails tonight for New York City en route to Greece to spend the summer with his parents on the Isle of Samos. He will visit other European countries before returning to the United States. Milonas served overseas in World War I with the Eighty-eighth Division and is a member of Sir James Orthodox Church and Becker-Chapman Rast American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Milonas
Iowa
Sycamore Street
New York City
S. S. Byron
Greece
Isle of
Samos
United States
Milonas
Sir James Orthodox Church
Becker-Chapman Rast
American Legion
Taft Hospital Stay Amid Rest Plan at Garfield Memorial
Washington June 8 Willi am Howard Taft seventy one year old former president and current chief justice was treated at Garfield Memorial hospital today not in danger but needing rest He planned a summer retreat at Murray Bay Canada and was persuaded by physicians to seek hospital care after a brief trip to Cincinnati His wife accompanied him but returned home to reinforce that he is undergoing routine tests rather than a serious illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. GC
Willam Howard Taft
United States
Supreme Court
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Murray Bay
Canada
Cincinnati
Six Maples Sale Among Week's Large Real Estate Deals
One of the larger real estate transactions of the week involved the sale of the Six Maples apartment building from the George Frush estate to Mr and Mrs J S Hershberger for a reported 20066. The deal was handled by Lester W Miller Realty company. The Hershbergers will take occupancy July 7. The building contains six apartments at 505, 507, 509, 511 Eighth streets west and 1002 and 064 Washington street, built about 18 years ago.
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Maples
George Frush
J. S. Hershberger
Ninth Street
Lester W. Miller Realty Company
Hershbergers
Eighth Streets
Washington Street
Des Moines Police Like Mounted Men
Des Moines officers Miller and Watson traveled over 100 miles to Waterloo to arrest FP. H. Smith accused of stealing several blankets at Valley Junction. They sought Waterloo police help and Damon Cheney assisted. Smith was arrested at a local hotel at 6 a m and returned to Des Moines for trial.
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Mounted Police
Canada
Miller and Watson
Des Moines
Waterloo
Valley Junction
Damon Cheney
FP. H. Smith
Smith
Des Biarnes
Aged Nashua woman suffers a stroke
Mary Leppard, 92, of Nashua, La, lies gravely ill at her daughter Mrs. William Tucker’s home after a stroke. Mrs. Robert Tucker is at North Springs due to the critical illness of her four year old sister Nina Maxine Nimins, who had typhoid fever followed by pneumonia and meningitis. Mrs. William Dunelt, Mrs. M. McGregor and Mrs. H. I. Wiek hosted a party for ST women honoring Mrs. B D Darrow and Mrs. E. Van Slyke, who plan to leave Nashua soon for California with the family. Mr. Darrow and his wife will relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurier
Nashua
Mary Leppard
William Tucker
Robert Tucker
Norn Springs
Nina Maxine Nimins
Willian Dunelt
M. McGregor
H. I. Wiek
BD. S. Darrow
van Siyck
van Slyke
Familly
Calefornia
Arrest of Lawrence Brown on charge involving a woman
Lawrence Brown aged 21 from near Sal Porte City was arrested last night by Mayor Brilish George Essex of the municipal court on a charge involving a woman. His father Roy Brown furnished a 1500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youtel Anreste
Lawrence Brown
Sal Porte City
Brilish George Essex
Roy Brown
Penney Manage Helps in Merger of Chains
S. D. Major, manager of J. C. Penney company store here, is called to Denver to aid in merging J. E. Byars Co and McCracken stores with Penney in Colorado. A. J. Elke oversees the Waterloo store in Major's absence as 108 Byars and McCracken locations join the Penney organization now totaling 1,213 stores nationwide. Byars McCracken inventories will be absorbed, while a St. Louis warehouse joins New York City operations as sales quotas rise toward 215 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Major
J. G. Penney
Denver
Calo
Penney
J. E. Byars & Co
McCracken
Colorado
Major
Waterloo
A. J. Elke
J. E
J. B.byars & Co
McCracken Company
J. B. Penney Company
Mason City Man Named Iowa Walton League Secretary
A Mason City man, Co. F. Weaver, was named secretary of the Iowa division of the Izaak Walton League of America, effective immediately. A. C. Willford, state president, announced after conferring with Weaver and other league officials. Weaver succeeds Harry L. Erwin who resigned six weeks ago, with Iowa secretarial duties previously handled by Chicago headquarters. Weaver has long been active in league work and credited with the Mason City chapter’s growth and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. F. Weaver
Mason City
Iowa
Izaak Walton League of America
A. C. Willford
Masson City
Weaver
Harry L. Erwin
Grang Junccion
Iowa Secretarion
League
Chicago
Izaak Walton League
Siz
Willford
Hudson Man Loses Arm in Farm Grinder Accident
Leonard East of Hudson had his right arm amputated below the elbow at Allen Memorial Hospital after his sleeve was caught in a corn grinder while working on his father Will Bast’s farm, about 1.5 miles north and 3 miles west of Hudson. He was rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard East
Hudson
Allen Memorial Hospital
Will Bast
Berlin Press Fractured Over Young Plan Debates
Berlin reports show a generally adverse reaction to the new Young plan for reparations with papers split by party. Nationalists oppose the accord while Liberals voice moderate criticism and some satisfaction. Blue Larkspur captures the Belmont Stakes with Edward R. Bradley’s colt winning the sixty first running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Young Plan
Blue Larkspur
Newark
Jie B
Oupi
Edward R. Bradley
Afisan
Jack High
Births Reported In Local Notices With Numerous Entries
A dense list of birth announcements from various families, naming parents and residences, with May and June birth dates and newborns including Jane Cinrhisa, Mary puerite Lowwise, Roberta Eileen, Fleurette Beverly, Eleanor, Pa wiet Anne, and others. Several hospitals and townships are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Ray Derby
Linden
James
Jane Cinrhisa
Roy Willam Hocken
Mulberry
Jon
Richard Junior
Mroo
William J. Garpenter
Mary Puerite Lowwise
Vincent Af
Bartlay South
Roland Jas
Guy Center Fay
Oln
Fifi West
Geughter
Eleanor
Ann
Gnossen Geart
Lance
Gnossen
F. Alfred Kerr
Presbyterian Hospital
Pawiet
Anne Mc
Louis Kane
Baltimore
Roberta Eileen
Fred Ebaugh
Orange Township
Marvin Frederick
Prank P. Fenstermaker
Ailen Memorial Hospital
Fleurette Beverly
Arth Mes
Ludwig W. Mueller
St. Francis Hospital
San
Maryin
Ludwig
Robert Morehouse
Path West
Thomaas Arthur
William Anthony
William Anthony. Mms, and Mra Philip Bisdart, 306 Raxen
Willam Frank
Joseph Marty
Cinhle
Lyte DeWayne
Howard Perry
York
Wernald
Jingo Dlerka
Allen Memorial Hospital
Ambrose Love
Falls
Peggy June
William Brown
Jackson
Merrin E. Mountain
Jane
John Edward
Myr
Mita
Harry PP. Whitney
Grant
Carl W. Thies
Waterloo
Township
Temperatures From Friday Through Saturday Night
A fragment lists temperatures with a Friday maximum and Saturday readings. It mentions last night figures and a 11 am Saturday mark with a later 30 pm time, including odd notes like eevee s. The text is incomplete but indicates temperature records or forecasts for a local area.
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Eevee
Oriental poppy presented by John F Malone in Illinois garden
An oriental poppy eight inches in diameter was shown today by John F Malone of 927 North Barclay Street. Malone, an Illinois Central switchman, grows flowers as a hobby. The double blossom features light red petals and a purple center, described as the largest seen in the area in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Malone
North Barclay Street
Malone
Community Club Picnics Mark Week Ahead
Rotary Lions Y M C A Kiwanis Optimist groups outline outdoor events for the coming week. Rotary plans a 6 30 am fish breakfast at Rotary Reserve on Cedar River, followed by a Monday ladies night. Lions host a Thursday outing with a chicken dinner and game. Y M C A to install eight new members with a Des Moines team, then host a picnic at the Y camp. Kiwanis speaker John R Batchelor discusses The Growth of Recreation in the United States at Hotel Russell Lamson. Optimist holds a closed noon meeting at Hotel President to align with its international aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Russell Lamson
Rotary Club
LIONS
Lions Club
Patterson Cottage
Cedar Heights
Des Moines
Y's Men
Kiwanis
John R. Batchelor
Playgrounds and Recreational Association of America
Elwants
Fils
United States
Batchelor
Middle West
Chicago
Optimist Club
Optimist International
Conopus Club
Optimist Organization
Camp Morrison Shifts to Iowa Falls for Summer
Camp Morrison, the Episcopal boys’ recreational period, moves from Morris Island to the Baptist State assembly grounds at Iowa Falls for June 24 to July 3. Rev. John H. Wilcock returns as director with Russell Lamson of Waterloo as assistant director. Very Rev. Rowland F. Philbrook will serve as camp chaplain. attendees include boys from Christ and St. Mark’s churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lamson
Waterloo
Rowland F. Philbrook
Trinity Cathedral
Christ
Bk. Mark’s Episcopal
Umpire Your Life Fairly at St John’s Graduation
Rev Father N J Lentz urged St John’s eighth graders to umpire their own lives fairly at commencement in the school auditorium. He warned against cheating and bias, saying the umpire must know the rules to succeed. Diplomas were awarded to 12 eighth graders, with seven earning writing certificates and two receiving high school diplomas in writing, followed by a brief musical program.
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Lfe
N. J. Lentz
St. John's School
Father Lentz
Helen Wills Wins Berlin Tennis Match
Helen Wills defeated Fräulein Beatnick 6-3 5-2 at Grunewald in Berlin in a high profile women’s match. American star Maforie Morrill of Dedham, Massachusetts fell to Fraulein Rost in the same event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wills
Berlin
Jones
Grunewald
Fratlein Beatnick
diMeulty
Maforie Morrill
Dedham
Mass
Fraulein Rost
Evelyn Kuetzlaff Presents Class Prophecy at School
Miss Evelyn Kuetzlaff wrote and read the class prophecy at Bloane Wallace Junior High School dry exercises on Thursday. The item was mistakenly credited to another student. Kuetzlaff also earned a place on the school's honor roll for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Kuetzlaf
Bloane Wallace
Cetzlaff
Indicted Leadville Gun Plotters Convicted In Major Dry Raid
Six of 26 Leadville residents indicted last winter for conspiracy to violate prohibition were convicted in Denver federal court. Police Captain Yammick and Councilman William Lapin were among the five officials convicted. seventeen defendants were dismissed for lack of evidence and three died before trial. The Leadville liquor case drew wide attention due to the town’s turbulent history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Coto
Leadville
Cole
R. J. McDonald
Aise
Six Civil War Veterans to Go to State Parley
Six of the 21 surviving Civil War veterans from Robert Anderson post G A R will attend the fifty fifth annual state encampment at Fort Dodge next Tuesday through Thursday. They are TF Armstrong commander Joseph Grimm Isaac Gushard Julius Deanis John Moyer and Joseph Schuler. They will be accompanied by A J Trimble Spanish war veteran and caretaker of Memorial hall. Women’s Relief corps Daughters of Union Veterans and Sons of Union Veterans will send delegates to auxiliary conventions alongside the G A R.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Fort Dodge
TF. Armstrong
Joseph Grimm
Isaac Gushard
Julius Deanis
John Moyer
Joseph Schuler
A. J. Trimble
Memorial Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Ladies of the
Daughters of Union Veterans
Sons of Union Veterans
Tripoli Alumni Hold Annual Meeting in Opera House
Tripoli High School Alumni association gathered for its annual meeting in the opera house. Class salutations were delivered by Howard Bockhaus, William Nevermann, and Alfred Guede, with initiation of the 1927 1928 and 1929 glasses. C J Kimball gave welcome, 5B Bennett toasted school days, Dr E H Kramer played, and Miss Kathryn Martin read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier
Tripoli
Tripoli High School Alumni Association
Opera House
C.J. Kimball
Howard Bockhaus
William Nevermann
Alfred Guede
B. Bennett
E. H. Kramer
Kathryn Martin
Honor Student Shot On Graduation Eve
Philadelphia June 8 news reports Bramwell Linn 21 an honor student at Haverford College was found in his dorm with a bullet wound to the head. Officials split on whether he was slain or took his own life. Linn was son of Judge William S Linn of the Pennsylvania Superior Court and was about to graduate with a prize for scholarship. Coroner George Frankenefeld and others favored homicide, while investigators considered suicide as a serious possibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
UPI
Bramwell Linn
Haverford College
Willam
Linn
Pennsylvania Superior Court
George Frankenefeld
Delaware Faunts
Hase
Samuel Slegie
Haverford Township
W. J. McCarter
Stillwagon Baldin Disturbance of Peace Case Heard in Court
Charges by A R Stillwagon and Ernest V Baldwin with a quarrel over a car collision and alleged foul language were heard in municipal court before Judge J C Beem. Trial adjourned to this afternoon for verdict as prosecutors and defense present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Stillwagon
Eighth Street West
Ranger Packing Company
Waterloo
Ernest V. Baldwin
Boerieh Avenue
Stillwagon, Jr
Baldwin
Beem
Hal Master
Glenn Beers
Waterloo Junior High Honor Roll Highlights Diverse A Grades
Twenty six students at West High earned no lower than A plus averages, with Principal W W Gibson noting strong semester results. The lists by class show seniors across A and B groups with multiple A plusses, while Waterloo Junior High reports 32 students achieving all A grades this semester under Miss Ruth Updegraff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
W. W. Gibson
Edith Young
Billy Chaplin
Helen Martin
Pauline Moothart
Max Bernstein
Flora Jo Snavich
Margaret Gallup
Margaret Goffet
Louis Knott
Olive Sinclair
Roger Bennett
Grace Cobb
Jessie Dawson
Marguerite Nemmers
Ruth Stetzel
Margearet Winter
Arthur Young
Mrkie Dean
Richard Young
Charles West
Arthur Waterbury
Mary Standish
Violet Smith
Rosabelle Smith
Robert Sarset
Jean Ronhtf
Marian Ritze
Jean Reynolds
Jo- Jane Oleson
Kathryn Mak
Jack Limbert
Roger Wolfe
Richard Sarset
Jeanette Primmer
Mary KK. Gallagher
Dorothea Fort
Phillip Cade
Mary Dismer
Dr O W Britt Buys X Ray Equipment at St Frances
Dr O W Britt, formerly head of radiology at the University of Iowa, purchased the x ray equipment and radium at St Frances hospital from the estate of Dr J W Rowntree and assumed charge this afternoon. The price was not announced. A Tulane graduate born in Alabama, he comes from the University of Michigan and has been at the University of Town for two years. The radium stock at St Frances hospital is the largest in Iowa, and Waterloo physicians welcomed his appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ds. O. W. Britt
University of Iowa
Iowa City
J. W. Rowntree
St. Frances Hospital
Dr. Britt
University of Michigan
University of
Iowa
Waterloo
Danish Evangelical Church Convention Elects Officers
In Racine Wisconsin June 8 4 Seattle Washington the 1030 convention city was chosen at the closing session Rev H Jordensen of Newell Indiana was elected president Rev J A Aaberg of Minneapolis secretary and W N Hostrop of Cedar Falls treasurer P L Lind of Hampton Iowa named trustee The event announces officers and settings for the church body inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Seattle
Wash
Danish Evangelical Church In America
Patten Estate Tax Paid in Inheritance Settlement
Trustees handed the county treasurer an inheritance tax check for 1 525 723 on James A Patten wheat king estate The bulk of the 20 million fortune goes to widow Amanda Louise Patten and upon her death to John L Patten of Chicago and Agnes Wilder of Santa Barbara Cal The estate was appraised at 19 788 524 the largest fortune since inheritance tax began Chicago June 8 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James A. Patten
Amanda Louise Patten
John L. Patten
Agnes Wilder
Santa Barbara
Cal
Patten
Endurance fliers invited to join Iowa tour
Des Moines reports an invitation extended to James Kelly and R. L. Robbins, holders of the world endurance record for sustained flight, to join the annual Iowa tour beginning June 24. In Dubuque the Iowa synod delegates approve a church merger with the Ohio and Buffalo Lutheran synods by an almost unanimous vote. The three bodies total over 5 million members and decide Wartburg college at Clinton and Wartburg normal school at Waverly remain separate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
James Kelly
R. L. Robbins
Dubuque
Ohio
Buffalo Lutheran Synods
Iowa Synod
Synod
Wartburg College
Clinton
Wartburg Normal School
Waverly
County health unit plan eyed by Des Moines counties
Des Moines and six to s six counties in the state notify Dr. Henry Albert state health commissioner they are ready to adopt the county health unit plan enacted into law by the last legislature and seek advice from the state health department on how to start the machinery for the plan. Caroline Lee reports a robin entangled in thread is freed by the fire department after being seen at a window. H E Robinson G W Bufford and T S Robinson plead not guilty to counterfeiting charges in Keokuk and Farming ton, held without bond. President Hoover leaves for fishing camp in the Virginia Blue Ridge mountains. Meric Gann and John Ort confess theft of seven cars in the past month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moines
Henry Albert
Hes Moines
H. E. Robinson
G. W. Bufford
Keokuk
T. S. Robinson
Farmington
U. S
J. E. Piper
Fort Dodge
Meric Gann
Jey
John Ort
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Leonard A. Sterner
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Ripon, Wis
Tama
Fred Brandhorst
Reinbeck
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Ralph GC
Jumer Holes
Ruth Morris
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R. C. Moore
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Shadow
Victor F. Lawson
Vermont
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America
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Soa Ozorg
White River Junction
Dartmouth
Hartford Conn
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Mags
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Camp Morrison
Iowa Falls
St. John’s
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Tripoli Alumni Association
Jens Jacobsen
Cedar River Dam
Grandview Avenue
Fairview Avenue
Washington, D. C
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Missouri River
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Neb
Charles Killion
Leonard Dee
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Killion
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O. W. Britt
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