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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1921

Page

7

Revival Board Praises McCombe Clase Evangelist Campaign

The First Methodist church official board adopted a resolution praising the McCombe Clase evangelistic party. They report strong citywide impact with hundreds attending meetings and call for a return visit within 12 months. Dr McCombe lauded for scriptural insight and wit. Mr Clase for leadership and choir work.

First Methodist Church McCombe-Clase Evangelistic Party McCombe Clase McCombs Clase I McCormbe Metfombe Praver Clare Plano Mra Ign Althoth McCombe-Clase First Methodist Episcopal Church Ed. Mesick AF. Gates Mullan Jerome Wroth Washington BD. G. Lichty Mesdamester and Boatman Phra B. Limbert Geo. Scott Home Park Fred Bussey O. J. Man- Chas Burké W. HE. Smiser Baltimore A. I. Bunn Senyer F. BE. Wrightman Wellington E. F.' Cary Hostetler Sunset Road R. Cassell Logan

Thirty Days of Real Hard Labor for Disturber of Quiet

Judge Courtright sentences George Taropman to 30 days in jail on assault and disturbing the public quiet. I. R. Davis reports revolting misconduct by Lampman. Herbert Carter, intoxicated, remains in custody with case continued. Frank Malone of Independence fined 25 dollars for intoxication. James Porasky’s case for assault at Rath Packing Plant continued to Friday. attorney seeks further delay due to district court engagement.

B. Courtright George Taropman I. RB. Davis Lampman Herbert Carter James Porasky Rath

Doctors and dentists dine to promote goodwill in Waterloo

Doctors and dentists from the Waterloo Medical and Waterloo Dental societies will meet at a 4:30 p.m. luncheon in Black's tearoom to discuss focal infection and its link to general health. Notable speakers include Dr. E. B. Rogers of Iowa State University, Dr. Boyd F. Gardner of Maro Clinic, and Dr. Phillip Kreuscher, formerly with Dr. J. B. Murphy.

Black's Waterloo Medical Society Waterloo Dental Society E. B. Rogers Iowa State University Iowa City Boyd F. Gardner Maro Clinic Rochester

Waterloo realtors shift weekly meetings to Mondays

Waterloo realtors will hold their weekly luncheons Monday noon thereafter instead of Wednesday noon. The change was decided at the Waterloo Real Estate board meeting yesterday. Plans are underway to promote Waterloo at the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Chicago in June. Jerry Belangee was named chairman of a committee to arrange the board's actions. Mrs. Harry Pashby will entertain the Triple Four club tomorrow afternoon.

Waterloo Realtors Waterloo Real Estate Board Waterloo National Association of Real Estate Boards Chicago Erry Belangee Waterloo Board

Dedication Tonight for Railroad Y M C A Project

A special program tonight marks the reopening and formal dedication of the Railroad Y M C A. Roy A. Graham will preside as 8 p m program welcomes railway workers and the public. Key speakers include W N Northcott Des Moines and H C Williams New York with local and labor representatives also speaking.

Roy A. Graham W. N. Northcott Des Moines Iowa H. C. Williams New York National Organization of the Railroad “Y” Work A. Cobagan Waterloo Y. M. C. A Rmusic

Army recruiting officer sends furniture away

Sergt. H. G. reports everything has been packed up and sent away as part of a move by the army recruiting office.

Army T Sergt. H. G

Southerland Seeks Clarity on Recruiting Office Status

Army recruiting officer Southerland says he is awaiting orders from the central recruiting station in Des Moines regarding the continuation of his office here.

Southerland Des Moines

G W Engineer Dies After Illness on Duty at Oelwein

J W Ayers, a G W gast division engineer, became ill with appendicitis while on his run Sunday. He was taken to Oelwein hospital for emergency operation and died this morning. The body will be taken to Dubuque.

Gardening hints meeting at Edison PTA tomorrow

The Edison district Parent-Teacher Association will meet at the building at 7 30 p m tomorrow. The address theme Timely Hints on Modern Gardening will be given by George Hall. Music will be by Rev and Mrs D J Gretainger. William HL

Parent-Teacher Association of Edison District George Hall D. J. Gretainger William HL

District drill day invites all to attend event

Durchdenwald, instructor of mil ing training, will direct seventh and eighth grade boys in a drill and girls of sixth and seventh grades will demonstrate physical training. Men of the district are especially invited to attend.

Durchdenwald

Birth Announcements List for Fox Town and Nearby

Mrs Rene Moss of Fox Town reports a daughter Margaret Mary born Feb 26. Wilbur Kent of Hudson reports a daughter born Feb 26. Pearl Bartholomew of 714 Fowler reports a son Richard Jack born Feb 21. Albert Marx of 111 Webster reports a daughter Bertha Anna born Feb 27. Mr and Mrs Mott Felts of 16 Franklin report a son Lee Wayne Newcomb born Feb 27.

Rene Moss Fox Townop Margaret Mary Wilbur Kent Hadson Fen Pearl Bartholomew Fowler Richard Jack Albert Marx Webster Bertha Anna Mott Felts Franklin Lee Wayne Newcomb

President Markham Sees Early Rail Revival

In a letter to Illinois Central officials and employees, C. H. Markham reports the first signs of business revival and outlines plans for expansion and development. He commends remaining workers for cost cutting and efficiency, notes January revenues fell $2,000,000 from October yet net earnings outpaced rivals, and asserts retrenchment has not endangered property safety or service quality.

Tliinois Central Railroad C. H. Markham Road

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