Annual Iowa Masonic Communication Opened In Waterloo
Four hundred members of the Iowa A F and A M lodge arrived for the seventy eighth annual communication. Grand lodge sessions begin at 8 30 a m in the Waterloo theatre with public access first 30 minutes. Veterans meet tomorrow with supper at Masonic temple and officers elected. John W Wells of Marshalltown listed as secretary treasurer. Local committees named and grand officers arriving tonight for the gathering.
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Ad Lodge
Iowa
A. F
A. Jasons
Des Oines
Grand Lodge
Waterloo Theatre
Ey. J. R. Macartney
Elcome
C. BE. Pickett
Amos Sargent
Jesse A. West
Des Moines
Moonic Veterans’ Association
Masonic Temple
Ladies of Becker
Order of Hantern Star
J. L. Jones
Walter H. Scheel
F.C. Whittemore
Disarmament Hope voiced at West Virginia graduation
Former Missouri governor Joseph W Folk told University of West Virginia graduates that postwar hope rests on disarmament. He warned continued armament would end all and cited the belligerent costs that strain even the strongest nations. He stressed service for the common good as the enduring strength from the last war.
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Associated Press
Morgantown
W. Va
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
University of West Virginia
Folke
Talk Of Diagonal Highway To City
A plan to build a diagonal highway from Des Moines to Waterloo via Marshalltown is heavily discussed in the region. Joe L. Long outlines potential savings in distance and time, estimating major benefits, and projects impact on traffic between Des Moines, Marshalltown, and Waterloo. Cyclones Victorious Again. The Cyclones won their fifth game of the season at Cedar River park, defeating Rose Hill 22 to 1, aided by new players and solid pitching by Nemmere.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Joe L. Long
Polk County
Great ‘Western Railroad
Great Western Railroad
Dubuque
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois
Cyclones
Cedar River Park
Rose Hill
Eam
Nemmere
Kimball Company
East High Seniors Present It Pays to Advertise Tonight
East High seniors stage the three act farce It Pays to Advertise tonight at 8 p m in the East High auditorium. The senior class play is their last dramatic event and signals the start of commencement programs. Reservations guarantee a filled auditorium.
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East High
Rol Cooper
First M. E. Church Marks Children’s Day Impressively
Forty seven children were received into full membership of First M E church, 31 infants and seven older children were given baptism rites at morning worship. The service proved more impressive than any previous children’s day in the church’s history with Dr J E Johnson assisting Dr F W Court.
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J. E . Johnson
F. W. Court
Trio Sings At Service With Adapted Hymn
A service featured three young boys John Glas Raymond Sietsema and Donald Hinmon aged 9 and 10 who performed the music. They opened with The Little Brown Church in the Vale, slightly reconstructed for the occasion.
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John Glas Raymond Sietsema
Donald Hinmon
Little Brown
The
Vale
Beestars and Boosters Members Highlight Church Youth
The passage notes three young church members who belong to the Boosters, an organization for young workers formed during the McCombe Close revival campaign. It reflects community ties and youth involvement in local religious and civic groups.
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Ftelsons
Boosters
McCombe
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