Retiring Pension Plan Outlined for Baptist Pastors
The Northern Baptist convention reports a retiring pension after 35 years for Baptist pastors missionaries and other ordained ministers. Benefits include half of the average salary and cost shared by the church with two form options a single pension or joint pension for the minister and widow. Eligibility ages 30 to 65 must apply by July 1 1929 and require annual 6 percent deductions with possible installment payments. The plan excludes aged missionaries and other service incapacities and uses parsonage rental as part of salary averages.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Ministers and Missionaries Benefit Board
Northern ‘Baptist Convention
Overnight Scoutmasters Hike Declared Huge Success
The overnight hike by the city scoutmasters and patrol leaders ended in a huge success. Attendees enjoyed a picnic spot near the river, set up tents, swam in the evening, and gathered for a campfire and fireside tales before bed. Some campers slept in tents while others crossed to a sandbar for late revelry.
Big Indoor Circus in Waterloo July 3 4 5 at Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo hosts a three day indoor circus at the Dairy Cattle Congress hippodrome July 3 4 5 with 35 big acts including Ringling Bros. veterans. Two daily shows at 2 30 pm and 8 pm seatings for up to 10 000, comfort and safety emphasized with tables and ample water.
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Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey
Feading
Niciic
U G Es Will Mix It With Y B M Team At Ball Park Tonight
The Y B M and Waterloo Gas game at Cedar River Park was postponed from Saturday and rescheduled for tonight. Des Moines shortstop Ray French sold to New York Americans for 6000 dollars to report after the Western league season ends, the Des Moines club secretary announced. The deal was finalized in Joplin Missouri with manager Coffer. French had been acquired from Seattle of the Pacific Coast League recently.
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Waterloo Gas
Cedar River Park
Thompson
DES Moines
Ray
New York Americans
E. JL. Keyser
Joplin
Coffer
Keyser
French
Seattle
Conernors to confer on northwest coal shortage and unrest
Reports from St Paw urge Wisconsin North Dakota and South Dakota leaders to confer with Gov Burnquist on a coal shortage in the northwest. Grange master Ketcham cites city folk’s lack of sympathy with farming as a prime cause of unrest.
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St. Paw
Conernors
Wisconsin
North Dakota
South Dakota
Burnquist
Northwest
Okford
John C. Ketcham
National Grange
Sedalia
Missouri
Jacob L. Babler
W. L. Cole
Arrestees Re-Arrested After Municipal Court Plea
Marie Gonzales Julian D Barraza and Beneficio Verdin were rearrested on state information after arraignment for indecent behavior in municipal court. They could not post bail and remained in city jail. Prosecuting witness Trinidad Gonzales is the woman's husband. Judge Wood struggled with evidence due to lack of an interpreter.
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Marie Gonzales
Julian Dbarraza
Children’s program at Majestic Saturday morning
Waterloo Community Music league invites all young people to a Saturday 10 30 a.m. event at Majestic theatre featuring community singing, a dance by Helen Schlesinger, vocal by Perrny Deters, violin solo by Marion Barker, a young girls chorus directed by Miss Ransier, violin quartet and community singing, plus new pictures.
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Waterloo Community Music League
Majestic Theatre
Helen Schlesinger
soto—Perrny Deters
Marion Barker
Miss Ransier
Community Cainging
Nowe Pictures
Fire alarms answer at two local sites
Three gallons of chemicals extinguished a small blaze at 1109 Sycamore Street the home of C A Heath when the fire department was called yesterday at 5 27 p m A still alarm later sent firefighters to Waterloo Trunk Company 611 18 Sycamore Street at 4 18 p m a smoking furnace and burning rubbish caused the alarm Play Safe Insure with Bronson Insurance Agency Phone 1374
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C. A. Heath
Sycamore Street
Waterloo Trunk Company
BIRTHS REPORTED WITH Certificate Details
A birth notice lists Ramona Ruth born June 1 to Mrs. Charles M. Barks of Ravinia with a note referencing Dr. J. Bennett. Mrs Banks is described as a daughter of Dr. Bennett. The item mentions Mr. Vernon township and a daughter named Ramona Ruth.
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J. Bennett
Charles M. Barks
Ravinia
Banks
Bennett
Charles 9. Mellimy
Vernon Township
Ramona Ruth
Oil Filling Station Looted of Auto Tires
Thieves broke into a gasoline filling station at Fourth and Campbell streets during the night and stole auto tires. Police investigate the burglary and review nearby surveillance for clues.
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Fourth and
Campbell Streets
Theft of Fisk and Firestone Tires at Station
Entrance gained through a window and exit by a rear door at the station. B K Weddlord observed the scene and verified the entry. Tires stolen are Fisk and Firestone models valued at 6790 a.m.
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B. K. Weddlord
Fisk
Firestone
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Oleo
Dundee
Wilson’s
Japan
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Commercial Street
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Ilebe
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Mak
North Waterloo Market
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Sinclair Square
Tbs
Holiday
Olea
Morris & Co
Hut Marig
LABP
Rockies
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Marshalltown, Iowa
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