Lowry revival arouses Cedar Falls crowds
Cedar Falls reports a week of Lowry evangelistic services at the tabernacle with large crowds and over 500 conversions. Evangelsit Lowry spoke on the Holy Spirit and the Second Coming, while Mrs. George Moody addressed women and men heard sermons to inspire activity. Tomorrow lodges and the Cedar Falls Concert Band will attend, with several themed meetings scheduled through the week.
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Cedar Falls
Lowry Evangeliatic
Tabernacle
Lowry
Tmany
Evangelist Lowry
George Moody
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ufe
Shea
Cédar Falls
Sweet Home
Ackley
Entertaining visits and local gatherings in Cedar Falls
Brief notes of social events in Cedar Falls include teachers visiting Cedar Falls relatives, a new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Bergstrom west of the city, families moving to Cedar Falls, and guests from American Falls and Tennessee. The Cathedral choir closes its Citizens Lyceum season with New York artists. Further items cover dinners, summer teaching plans, visits to Omaha and Cheyenne, a property sale to F M Emmitt, a Panama-Pacific exposition trip, and upcoming church and education meetings.
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Cedar Fails
Fern Lalan
Verna Graham
Malel Fish
Independence
Cedar Falls
Paul Bergstrom
C. Kiskey
Barney
Franklin Street
Anna Stelte
Richard Warwas
American Falls
Colorado
Milas Elientgih Harrington
Miss Ward
Fred Leister
West Twenty-second Street
Cora
Wyc
Omaha
Cheyenne
Miss Leister
Henry W. Leister
John Fearer
Mamie Bailey
F. D. Bailey
Main Street
Eugene Baley
Grundy Center
California
M. Baumgardner
James Brownell Post
G. A. R. James Keep
Everett, Wash
Fake Race Victim Identifies La Bar
Minneapolis reports a victim of the Turk Exchange swindlers identifies Dan La Bar as the man who paid $5,000 for cashing a false horse winnings draft. La Bar is arraigned, refuses to reveal his real name, and awaits trial on multiple indictments while other victims plan to travel to Minneapolis to ID him.
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Minneapolis
Turk Exchange
Dan le Har
la Bar
Exchange
FE. W. Coyle
Mason City
Iowa
Corie
Dan la Bar
Coyle
John Doe
Wil
A. H. Hall
Joan M. Reese
Mason Cin
Goce
le Bar
J. E. Green
Algona
Jelley
D. A. Teeter
la Porte
Iora
John Koehn
Dorchester
Wis
Richard Roe
John M. Reese
Two Barber Shops Robbed Saturday in Hopkins City
The Hopkins poolroom in the north section was robbed Saturday night. A razor, copper items, razor blade, jar of massage cream, lard, and five pounds of unspecified goods were reported as stolen, with investigators examining the scene for clues.
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Hopkins
Robbery reports spare ribs and groceries theft at local shops
A dope fiend is alleged to have stolen a gold handled razor from Bell's barber shop on Sycamore Street. Police say the suspect slipped the razor into his pocket while combing his hair Saturday evening.
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Bell
Sycamore Street
Waterloo Judge No 105 A F A M Meeting Notice
Announcement of a stated meeting of Waterloo Judge No 105 A F A M at the Masonic temple on Tuesday evening March 9 with regular business and balloting. All Master Masons invited. W C C F No 468 to meet Tuesday at 2:30 in E of C hall. Royal Neighbors regular meeting in A O TV hall Wednesday evening.
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Waterloo
Masonic Temple
C. Hall
A, O, TV. Hall
Scarlet fever and diphtheria rise in city cases
Three new scarlet fever cases and one diphtheria case reported at the city clerk's office raise totals to 19 scarlet fever and four diphtheria under quarantine. Names and addresses include Neva Steinmeier Dorothy Leonard Elinor Wuntley and Anna Corner. A social basket event is announced for Friday evening March 15 in Hennington township with ladies asked to bring supper boxes for two.
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Neva Steinmeier
Third Avenue
Dorothy Leonard
Baltimore
Elinor Uwuntley
Fourth Street
Wiphtheria
Anna Corner
Washington
Hennington Township
One Certificate Sufficient For Song Book Offer
The Courier ends a six certificate plan for the distribution of Songs That Never Grow Old, now requiring only one certificate. The volume features old songs, nostalgic scenes, and 69 photographic reproductions of renowned vocal artists. Mail rates vary with distance, and the close is near.
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Courier
Teachers Meet at Cedar Falls
North Central Iowa Teachers' association holds its second meeting at State Teachers College in Cedar Falls Friday and Saturday. Dr H R Pattengill of Michigan headlines a program that includes round tables and a Saturday morning business session. Officers are Miss Margaret Myers of Waterloo president and Miss Mary Korinke of Charles City secretary.
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L. W. Keep
George Moody
Waterloo
St. John’s Lutheran Church
State Teachers’ College
Macy Campbell
Iowa
E. K. Barnard
Gest
Charica City
Seata
Cotton Theatre
H. L. Chase
North Central Iowa Teachers’ Association
State Teacher's College
H. R. Pattengill
Michigan
Northeastern Iowa Association
Margaret Myers
Mary Korinke
Charles City
Sunday Extends Eleven Weeks in Philadelphia Meeting
Billy Sunday will stay in Philadelphia for eleven weeks extending his plan from eight to eleven weeks. He promised to stay until March 21, with 1,235 converts that day and a total of 92,849. The campaign is described as the greatest meeting of modern times. A fire at 335 Independence avenue damaged a summer kitchen, likely from spontaneous combustion, but caused only minor loss.
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Philadelphia
Billy
Evangelistic
Paterson
N. J
Winona Lake
Ind
Independence Avenue
Ship loving widow and the lamp by the sea
Clara and Joseph visit a seaport town and meet an old widow who lights a daytime lamp to guide her ship crew. She shows ships in a lamp lit room and reveals her husband Captain Pringle is lost at sea with two sons. The lamp is kept burning to await their return.
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Lope Beach
Cal
J. H. Jeffers
Cedar Falls
Iowa
Sixth Streets
California
Linden Avenue
Long Beach
Old Town
M. W. Rownd
Carrie Crozen
Co. F. Stone
Bourgquin
A.sprague
Laura Sprague
Webb Wynegar
C. W. Hollway
Clura
Joseph
Clara
John
Tom
Song
Nancy Pringle
McClure
Modern Shoe Repair Shop Ad Moves to New Address
Having moved my Shoe Repair Shop from 620 Jefferson Street to the new building at 404 West Fourth Street I am now prepared to do all kinds of high class shoe repairing at reasonable prices using nothing but the best of material. Have also added A QUICK DELIVERY SERVICE. Wil call for repair and deliver your shoes promptly if you will PHONE 1802. MODERN SHOE REPAIR SHOP between Casebeer's Restaurant and New Plaza Theatre.
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Jefferson Street
West Fourth Street
Casebeer's
New Plasa Theatre
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Verbans
Hame
Imany
Hawktts
Lincoln
G. Miller
West Fourth
C. W. Seltenrich
Frankln
Mra. Huffman
Tremont
Simon Mre. Livingstone
P. F. Schmidt
Main
Henry White
Clay
J. A. Wilson
Wear
Mra. Corwin
FB. B. Down
Frank
Bergstresser
Twentieth and Main
EB. J. Friedman
Walnut
Beatrude
Olive
Andrew Wipther
Campus
Harry E. Aldrich
Mayo Brothers' Hospital
Rochester
John D. Thompson
Mion
Harry
Aldrich
J. J. Tolerton
Des Moines
Ames
State University
State College
Luther College
Towa
Frank Stace
City Hall
St. Francis Hospital
Fairield
Miss Hemingway
Japan
Chicago
Grace Hemingway
Anson T., Hemingway
Tokio
Imperial Gardens
2 Clues
Hemingway
Florence Fitch
Oberlin Colleges
Miller-McCartnney
Marseilles
Favalier
Mr. Fox
Old Reddy Fox
London
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Dr. Gerrit J. Bennett
Grant Ave
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