Interest Aroused In Sunday School Meet Last Night
A Waterloo gathering prior to the state Sunday school convention sparked strong interest. Leaders Clinton P. Smith and W. H. Beachler spoke on the event, with forenoon school of methods planned. About $800 needed for convention costs was to be raised at last night’s collection.
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Clinton
P. Smith
First Evangelical Church
County Association
W. H. Beachler
Iowa State Sunday School Association
O. J. Askins
First Baptist Church
Mildred Wittick
Mise Robinson
A. C. Preston
Westminster 4 Church
Waterloo West
Waterloo East
East High
Chler
Moderate heat wave grips Waterloo as 92 degree high observed
Waterloo residents faced heat and high humidity without public thermometers showing the 92 degree maximum. The town recorded a sharp but moderate temperature rise with many devices overshooting. Northeast winds brought a cooler feel today. Cedar Rapids hosts Fifth District Republican convention on June 28 to choose a successor to James W. Good. Governor Kendall has not set a date for the special election. Overseas veteran Glenn Douglas, now a student at Iowa State Teachers College, visited his aunt Mrs. J A Clark on Saturday.
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Bacsuzs
Waterloo
Ralph B. Slippy
Fairview Avenue
Cedar Rapids
James W. Good
Kendall
Ceder Rapids
Glenn Douglas
Iowa State Teachers College
J. A. Clark
Waterloo Visitor Receives Peculiar Advertising in Chicago
A Waterloo Iowa farmer, J. D. Bullard, visited Chicago to see friend W. F. Solth. At a Hyde Park poolroom Bullard mailed a letter via a red post box, causing a startled response and a police lecture before being released. Bullard then sought a train back to Iowa. The name Bullard does not appear in local directories.
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Chicago
Waterloo
J. D. Bullard
W. F. Solth
Kenwood Avenue
Wiliams
Joe Jackison
White Sox
Farmer Bullard
William Whitwell
Hyde Park
Bullard
Loway
Black Hawk County
Fire Alarms Trim Middleditch Block Rooming House
A cigarette stub in a rear doorway of the Middleditch block on Fourth street west caused a small fire at 10 p m yesterday. Prompt use of chemicals averted a major blaze. Chief Ray Tiller’s car was damaged Saturday night near Shell Rock as they searched for a drowned boy’s body. a quick turn tore off one wheel and another was replaced.
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Middleditch
Fourth Street
Ray Tiller
Shell Rock
Avoild
Mullan and
Falls Avenues
Man Rescued from Cedar River After Drowning Attempt
A man swimming alone at a W. A. C. summer camp near Cedar River called for help at 2 p.m. yesterday. Two campers on an adjacent island heard him, launched a flat boat, and reached the victim as his head showed above water. One rescuer spoke encouragement and urged him to hold on until they arrived. The savior’s name was not learned.
Outgro Promises Relief For Ingrown Nail
An authority says a few drops of Outgro on surrounding skin reduces inflammation and toughens tender skin under the nail. The antiseptic is sold for chiropodists but any buyer can obtain a tiny bottle from drugstores with directions.
Shriners Welcome Des Moines Pilgrimage in Waterloo
A Washington Shriners party of 140 men and 10 women rode into Waterloo early Sunday on a train to greet locals with band music and a breakfast. The group, led by Dr J T Pendegast and Henry Lansbury, toured the city by car before boarding a train to Des Moines. Also featured is a prologue urging mothers to choose Fletcher's Castoria over imitations.
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Fletcher
Washington
Des Moines
Hfe
Shriners
Washington, D. C
Waterloo
Great Western Station
Greater Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Imperial Potentate
Harding
Transportation Committee
J. T. Pendegrast
Almas Motor Club
Imperial Potentate of
Almas Temple
Henry Lansbury
Henry
J. B. Hays
Hays
McKinley
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