Hosteter Funds China Church Mission Memorial
Waterloo merchant U L Hosteter plans a stone missionary church in Hongli Hinghwa China to honor his family. The project, to seat about 600, will be built with mission board ground labor and Hosteter funding, with a native preacher paid by the family.
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Waterloo
Northwestern Christian Advocate of Chicago
China
U. L. Hosteter
P. P. Pe Basket
Hosteter
Hongli
Ilinghwa
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
Hostetar
Grace Methodist
Mr. Hosseter
Bourd
Grace Church
Board of Missions
Hostater
America
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Lincoln Hosteter
Kingdom of God
Harriet Watson
Marie Cline
Meerut
India
Northminster Ends Its Fourth Annual Daily Bible School
Northminster Presbyterian church closed its fourth annual vacation bible school with commencement exercises attended by parents. 188 pupils enrolled. 25 had perfect attendance. Dr. A. Preston urged parental cooperation in religious education. Bible memory work hymns and handcraft formed the program. a style show by 24 girls aged 11 to 14 featured dresses they made.
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Northminster Presbyterian Church
A. ©. Preston
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Tee
M. F. Ravlin
Water utilities report ample coal supply in Waterloo
In Waterloo Iowa officials say waterworks and gas and electric plants have coal to operate through September with minimal current use. Shoemaker notes only three to four tons daily due to low heat demand. Water pumps run about 3.8 million gallons daily, peaking near 2.2 million on the hottest day. The Citizens Gas & Electric Co. and street car system are well supplied for the near term.
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Waterloo
Iowa
George HW. Shoemaker
Uinols Central
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Caal
Towa City Memorial Well Supported Here
Ten Martinsen and Hubert Matt, in Waterloo since Saturday, solicit pledges for a proposed Memorial union to be built on the University of Iowa campus at Towa City. They report strong reception from local alumni and graduates.
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Ten Martinsen
Hubert Matt
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Towa City
Ijown
University Bere Number Promising Field Near Waterloo
Martinson and Matt from the university praise a promising field near Waterloo beyond the ninth city. They note white bridges not running high because of current finances and plan to complete their work by tomorrow.
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University
Bere
Waterloo
Martinson
Matt
Aluke
Great Convention Delegates Return From National Meeting
Delegates from Waterloo and nearby churches review their experiences after attending the International Sabbath association gathering in Kansas City. Dr. Lotus and Mrs. Wanelaigh, with Rev. Clinton F. Smith and Rev. Rankle, plan to return by multomachio as part of a larger contingent. Between 6,600 and 8,000 delegates attended and debated patriotic pageantry.
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Waterloo
Eirehes
International Sabbathistiy Association
Mansas City
W. Chien
Brethren Church
Clinton FP. Smith
Myanogelical Association
Rankle
United Presbyterian Church
Multomachio
Iowa Product Show By BLY P U Delegates Head North
Delegates from Iowa BLY P U prepared to attend the Baptist Young People's convention at St Paul Minnesota June 28 to July 1. A party of Wind Street members left by auto to join others from Dunkerton Independence in a large caravan toward Waverly Owatonna Minnesota while several more delegates from Tip Walnut Street travel by train. Delegates will display corn and Iowa products during the trip. About 6600 Town delegates are expected at the convention.
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Baptist Young Pappie
Dehela
St. Paw
Minn
W. B. Barnes
Arthur King
Willian Brietske
Glen Cord
McDonald
Wind Street
Captise Church
Auto
Dunkerton
Independence
Waver
Owatonna
Tip Walnut Street
Trate
Elese
Cora Clark
Miera Dleiinianm
Lulu Smilth
Dele Whither
Loretta Sanfurn
Gluius Aiken
Vinton Baptist
Vinton Baptist Elited
Mrs Covell Better After Accident In Lafayette Street Crash
Mrs Theodore Covell and her infant son were injured when Gerald Wood's car struck a buggy in the 2600 block of Lafayette street. The mother was reported a little better at St Francis hospital, where the baby with a fractured skull remained in critical condition.
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Theodore Covell
Gerald Wood
Lafayette Street
St. Francis Hospital
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