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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1929
Page
11
Dr. F O Witzigman district superintendent of the M E church will preach at the Plainfield church on Palm Sunday with a Good Friday service planned. The Epworth League will host a St Patrick party on March 22. O G Thompson died Tuesday after court.
A man aged 67 died after months of illness, survived by a widow and ten children living in Plainfield Waterloo and North Dakota. The First Presbyterian church session met, with Troops No 7 8 10 13 14 16 28 17 18 206 of Waterloo and two Cedar Falls troops represented. Arthur F. Jury and Ivan Ryle led the event.
Forty five scoutmasters and assistant scoutmasters along with troop committee men attended the leadership school. The session focused on training new leaders and improving troop management.
Train service between Cedar Rapids and Manly resumed on a normal schedule through Waterloo today after yesterday’s flood damage repairs near Vinton. The restoration follows bridge damage caused by flood waters, with Cedar Rapids, Waterloo, Manly, and Vinton region noted.
Judge R W Hasner and BR BE Griffin Omaha examiner for the naturalization department were readied today with information on forms of government in the United States and faced misinformation while citizenship applicants were examined. Griffin asked the questions, Twenty five applicants, twenty of them were examined.
Morning proceedings admitted new and five old cases as citizens after satisfactory examinations. Applicants renounced allegiance to former governments and took the oath, pledging support to the Constitution. Names listed include Nicolovienia Geronimon, Johannes Jensen Koch, Hans Koch, Mary A Sotetseri, Denmark, Joseph David Cohn, Russia, Eugene Oesterle, Germany, Harry Perry. Damascus noted as the oldest continuously inhabited city.
C G Hertbrechts talk at the Waterloo Sunday School Supervisors meeting covered proposed church school goals from the International Council of Religious Education. Hertbrechts role as Des Moles director of young people's work was noted along with upcoming conventions and training in Iowa.
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