Church Now Is a Greatest Change in Nation
Dr S G Neil of Philadelphia urged Walnut Street Baptist Church listeners to seek an ethical church based on love and service to heal national wounds and place God on the nation's throne. He warned that without reform the country faces revolution rather than renewal. Dr S J Phillips of Liberty, Missouri described Moses as a model of forward-looking religious life. The school of religion opened with a large turnout and Warbler chorus, with sessions and talks scheduled through the day and a $6 060 000 mission benevolence drive to conclude the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Neil
Philadelphia
School of Religion
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Matlin Luther
Reformed Church
God
J. Phillips
William Gill College
Liberty
Moses
Waverly
T. Vu
McManus
Waterloo
G. W. Newton
Cedar Falls
Judd
Wombai
J. A. Lapham
Des Moines
Taft
Chicago
Phillips
Neil
Batten
Somonight
Aid of Governors and Mayors Told as Labor's Need
In remarks echoed from Paris, Secretary Daniels urges rapid troop demobilization while stressing job creation for returning soldiers. Gov Arthur Woods named special assistant to coordinate with Labor and the Council on employment as President Wilson welcomes urban leaders to a broad conference on restoring normal labor and industry conditions. He says the federal role is to serve state and municipal executives and coordinate, not dictate. The discussions aim at wide scope, overcoming dislocations from war and ensuring opportunities for all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
War Department
Arthur Woods
New York
Department of Labor
Council of National Defense
United States
Daniels
America
Tumulty
Wilson
Mtt
Paris
Lentene Services at St Mark's with Outside Speakers
St Mark's Episcopal church announces a special Lenten program for observants. Ash Wednesday service at 10 a.m. includes weekly women’s meetings at 2 30 p.m. Thursday sessions feature visiting pastors from Waverly Dubuque Cedar Falls and Mason City. This week St Margaret's guild hosts a supper and meeting with Mrs. Fred Wray and Mrs. W R Sieg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Thomas Horton
John 8. Cole
St. Andrew's Church
Waverly
John Dysart
St. John's Dubuque
H. C. Boissier
St. Luke’s
Cedar Falls
Wiliam James
M. A
St. John’s
Mason City
St. Margaret’s Guild
Mmes
Fred Wray
W. R. Sieg
Police Notes Under Major Weilein Detail Weekend Cases
Police notes outline weekend court actions including John Delager fined 150 dollars for allowing minors in pool hall. John Karademiris case continued. J W Cregg charged with intoxication and resisting an officer with 7 dollar fine. four released drunks forfeited bonds. merchant hearing for weights and measures dispute planned. general conference ordered for all officers at 3 p m with new general orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weilein
Ptay
John Delager
John Karademiris
P.m
J. W. Cregg
New York City
Medical officer Hag honored place at Fort Sheridan
Dr. K. T. Jaynes, captain in the United States medical corps, on six months duty at Fort Sheridan, returns home on a brief furlough. He notes the disability board at the camp, its five specialists, and its power to determine permanent disability, often affecting up to 50,000 dollars in pensions. The hospital at Fort Sheridan will soon expand to 5,000 beds, treating 1,500 to 2,000 disabled soldiers. Fire risk is low with fireproof buildings and paint, and a top nervous-disease expert leads the shell shock diagnosis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. Jaynes
United States Medical Corps
Fort Sheridan
Uncle Sam
Jaynes
Capt
Port Sheridan
Jarees
Fort Steridan
Humorist Van Loan Dies in Philadelphia at 43
Charles E. Van Loan humorist and sports writer died of chronic nephritis in Abington Pa. He was born in San Jose California in 1876 and once wrote for Los Angeles and New York papers before magazine work. He is survived by his wife Emma C. Lenz and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles E. van Loan
Abington
van Loan
Los Angeles
Mr. van Loan
San Jose
Cal
New York
Soldiers Get Your 60 Dollar Bonus Tell How
Honorably discharged soldiers are guided by Corp. Perrott at the Y M C A who handles soldiers work. He visits plants to inform returning veterans about securing the government bonus and advises recording discharge papers with the county recorder to protect against loss. Information on sailors and Marines bonus was not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corp. Perrott
C. F. Perrott
Y. M. C. A. Corp
Perrott
Army
County Recorder
Federal employment service extended through July
The federal free employment service will not be discontinued at least until July 1. A telegram from Washington via the Department of Labor confirms arrangements to continue the work to that date regardless of Congress action. B. E. Barnes, local examiner, reported moving on to Washington after attending a Des Moines conference. Mrs. Barnes will join him in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Free Employment Service
Washington
Department of Labor
Congress
Pol
B. E. Barnes
Des Moines
East High senior skating party at YWCA gym
City in brief notes a East High senior class roller skating party at the YWCA gym. Also mentions visitors, marriages, court actions, post office upgrades, and local notices including personnel changes and a dozen small updates from Waterloo to Naples. Several individuals named with varying activities and travel plans are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Nicholas Hall
Harriett Ade
Q. J. Yullerton
H. L. van Shoyek
Town City
George Bloeser
J. of P. Lodge
Esquire
Mawice van Metre
Sioux City Journal
J. T. Houser
Satph Johnson
Blackfoot
Idaho
P. B. Wray
Kingbard Hill
District Court
G. W. Dunham
Independence
BR. C. Mitchell
Des Moines
Mitchell
Brunswick Music Company
Post Office Money Order Service Exchange
Belgium
Washington
M. H. Kelly
Chris Peterson
Nashua
Eighth Street
Henry Seibers
Percy Hanna
Hi. H. Hanna
Camp Harllee
Ill
Hanna
Great Lakes
Myrtle Barr
National Council On Prisons
New York City
C. M. Hollis
Naples
Italy
Larson
E. Hoots
Illinois Coal Company
Wal
Terloo
Eimack
Decatur
Wood
Navy
Naval Radio School
Harvard University
Alabama
Kear
Sarge
Earl Martin
Fred Kroll Barber Boy
Rhine
Martin
Medical Corps
Hvacuation Hospital No. & 4
Conference promises to aid labor processes in the United States
Speakers urge cooperation between business and labor as cabinet members and congress plan to outline federal efforts. The conference aims to steady and ease labor processes, with sessions continuing through Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frau
United States
Congress
County Engineer Guestion Bobs Up at Rotary Meet
At a weekly luncheon Rotary members heard H O Bernbrock protest the county board’s move to relieve Nation I Marber from the county engineer post. He urged reinstatement and promised to seek volunteers to appear before the county board. No action was taken, but a push to reelect the former county engineer is expected to grow. Edgar R Harlan spoke on the practical value of Towans history and Towan achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cne Rotary
Bernbrock
County Board of Supervisors
Nation
I. Marber
Tharlie
Bernbrook
Archert
Edgar R. Harlan
Historical Department of
State of
Towa
Nowa
Towans
Tawa
Harlan
Death Notices and Obituaries from Waterloo Area
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Waterloo and surrounding areas. includes Albin Sehnack of Cedar Heights, Mae May Blowers of Waterloo, Nancy Dicken of Waterloo, G R Chowen of La Porte City, and George G Sommers of St Francis hospital. Details cover birthplaces, marriage histories, family survivors, and funeral arrangements with churches and cemeteries named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albin Sclach
Porte City
Mae Albert Sehnacgk
Cedardleights
Weel
Jigeunivula
Twluwing
Dathuenga
Mr. Sehnack
Isayito
Hils
Kaylor
la Porte City
Smokwu Oby Wiedisuany
Davenhort
Lens Walder
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
Lewis Kabler
Sehnack
Prower Lodge
Masonie
West View
Cemetary
Mrs Caroline Winter Dies at Western Old People's Home
Mrs Caroline Winter of Cedar Falls dies at Western Old People’s Home at age 80. Her former home was Blairstown. It is not known if the body will be taken there for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chowen
G. R. Chowen
T. E. Dawson
la Porte City
Pennsylvania
Iown
Union Grove
Garwin
Sterling
Cola
Effie Dawson
Charles Baker
Sterling, Cole
Petersen Bros
Gladbrook
Caroline Winter
Cedar Falls
Western Old People's Home
Fler
Blairstown
Industrial Finance corporation files articles today
The recorder's office expected a large batch of filings, including articles of incorporation for the Industrial Finance corporation with a $25,000 capitalization. George M. Kirk serves as president, L. Alten as vice president, and F. A. Holmes as secretary-treasurer, with offices in the Marsh Place building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’s
Industrial Finance Corporation
George IM. Kirk
L. Alten
F. A. Flolmes
Marsh Place
A. L. Alexander Co. Names Burt A Morgan Vice President
The A L Alexander company, operating in eastern Iowa for the Liberte Motor Car and All American Truck, hires Burt A Morgan, with years in Toledo and Goldbrook, as vice president. Jana General remains manager of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Alexander Company
Iowa
Liberte
Burt A. Morgan
Toledo
Goldbrook
Morgan
Jana
Great Lakes graft probe ordered amid naval irregularities
A Great Lakes naval training station probe is ordered after reports of irregularities involving several men. Secretary Daniels advised the commandant to review the matter as part of actions following similar disclosures in the New York District. The Dresden strike situation remains unsettled with no official reports to the department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Daniels
Great Lakes
Westgate
New York
Theron
Dresden
Copenhagen
Ata
Honor Badges to Tireless Red Cross Workers
Waterloo Red Cross chapter honors tireless workers for war effort. Names listed include Mrs TH Crow, B Cropper, James Myrle Platt, Grace W Friend, Martha Weatherwax, Carrie A Johnson, Margaret Sino, Anna Mangos, and many auxillary members. Additional names to be added as war honors progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mumbera
Waterloo
Red Cross
United States
Oread
TH. J. Crowper
Auxi
B. Cropper
Chatemans Men
James Myrle Platt
Nelim L. Mrank
Mabel A. Jobsen
Grace W. Friend
Allen S. Stmypsoin
Iba K. Cropper
Norothy Baskett
Maude W. Bhane
Martha J. Weatherwax
Carrie A. Jobnson
Marenret Sp 1
Jurale I Plum
TW. Uth. CM. Young
C. HW. Bieghm
Jenning Weatherwax
Hin Cooley
WT. Stewart
J. L. Limbert
Wren Stewart
Gila J. Bennett
Alan Rinker
Mary Jaqua
Funes Allen
Tressnaber
Helio A. Waller
Mo IT Kelly
Ll. A. Watling
A. MacEachron
O. Ww
Raha
J. C. Johnson
Dessie Meehlaney
Rush of Soldiers to Record Their Discharge Papers
Soldiers rush to file honorable discharge papers at the county recorder to qualify for a $60 payment under act of Congress. Miss Jennie S. Bird notes a 50 cent recording fee and says many will delay until the general assembly passes a broader act. Names of several discharged men who filed are listed, with others waiting for guidance on timing and eligibility. Paris report: Premier Clemenceau to lead the Roy Scouts of France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie S. Bird
James S. Crummer
James H. Register
Harry B. Shaffner
General Assembly
Waterton Gasolina Engine Co
Ltt County Recorder
Uncle Sam
Dia
Philip Forsin
Paul B. Morrisson
Gus W
Allies Mission to Poland Re Fired Again
An official telegram reports the Inter allied mission to Poland was fired on for the second time. The attack occurred on the Lomberg to Przeniys route, with Ukrainian forces blamed according to Premiar Pad erowak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Ascolated
Warsaw
Inter-allied
V Ukrainiana
Premiar Paderowak
Lomberg
Przeniys
Druggiots Viges Vaporub Shortage Overcome
The deal planned for last November was postponed due to the influenza epidemic and is now reinstated and ready in March. The notices indicate the shortage has ended and supply is restored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VIGE
Harry C. Evans
Des Moines
Mr. Evans Hee
Italy
Vick
Waong
VapoRub production soars during influenza era
War era memorandum details Vick's VapoRub output reaching over one million jars weekly with 600 staff, 143 jars a minute, and 13 million jars distributed since October. It notes lectures by Harry C. Evans, Y M C A speaker, and praise for drug trade workers who kept pharmacies supplied during the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Publc
Viel
Express
Japan
Far East
United States
Food admin says no action on hog price yet
Associated Press reports no immediate move on hog price policy. The current $17.60 per hundred pounds minimum, expired Feb 28, will be extended pending President Wilson's decision on embargoes affecting neutral and other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
The
Food Administration
Wilson
Thin Blood Health Risk Promoted By Pink Pills Tale
An Indianapolis reader reports corrected stomach trouble and improved health after using Dr Williams Pink Pills He describes pallor weakness and nervous unrest from thin blood and credits the remedy with stopping skin itching aiding sleep and weight stability The ad-style piece touts the pills benefits for rheumatism anemia debility headaches and grip after-effects and offers a free booklet Building Up the Blood and six boxes for purchase from the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taske
George F. Berg
East
New York Street
Indianapolis
Willams
Dr. Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
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ST. Mark’s
Hag
B . Jaynes
Ft. Sheridan
Armport
Maton
California
Federal Employment Bureau
M. C
Buchanan
Marko
Buchanan Gpljens Co
Guestion
Anta
Tilemus & Gindt
B. Z. Lockwood
Aula May
Parke County
Ind
Tha Fam
Marrage
Amett Blowers
Walter M. Blowers
Linden
Methodist Church
Hattie M. Hawver
Cedar Rapids
Albert H. May
Pasadena
Nangya. Dicken
Nancy A. Dicken
B.C. Johnson
Mutlan Avenue
Wesley Tibbetts
Levi Moore
Shell Rock
B. ©. Johnson
H. D.kearl
Clear Lake
Alta Dicken
J. N. Buckmaster
Aredale
Sarah Robens
Oswego
Kan
M. Hs
Arlington Cemetery
George G. Sommers
St. Francis Hospital
Gook County
Tnl
Hilaman & Gindt
Fairview
Inance Corporation
Burt A. Morgan Sons
A. T. Alexander Company
Lallayn
Bydluey
Oyuette
Pain
Jad
Bart
Drei
Bert Class
Chi Markowski
Dat- Soa
Meyela
Wasi
Chuo
Archituist
Bite
Maun
St. Brown
Carpenter
Agechinises
Bunjonina Glaser
Detroit
Mitch
Planter
Serelco
Country
Maine
Gulf
Jaye
Evening Courier
Fashion Department
Eeney
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