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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1922

Page

10

1922 Meeting of Evangelicals at Van Horne

Waterloos church representatives travel to Van Horne Iowa for the Iowa conference of the Evangelical association. Sessions run Wednesday to April 2 with sermons and speeches by Bishop L H Seager and others from Cleveland and Naperville. A vote on church union with the United Evangelical association is expected. Local district reps from Waterloo and Cedar Falls listed.

van Horne Iowa The Evangelical Association L. H. Seager D. D Naperville, Jr J. W. Heininger Forward Movement Staehbler B. R. Wiener Missionary Society Cleveland F. W. Inbrest Northwestern College Naperville Church Union United Evangelical Association Waterloo Cedar Falls C.F. Smith First Church I. Ll. Baumgartner Clarance Wallace Calvary William Kobe D. L. Reichert G. I. Bergeman H. J. Faust L. W. Bock W.O. Lang E. Nolte Seorge Knoche 0. Heck Ras. U. Scheurer J. W. Wienands

Vital Statistics Will Be Available at Clerk's Office

Dr. Rodney P. Fagan state registrar of vital statistics announces that duplicates of birth and death returns will be filed with clerks of courts after April 1. Birth and death records filed since July 7 will also be kept in county clerks offices. Under new laws, registrars are to be named in each township and report to the state board of health. Previously, physicians filed birth certificates with clerks of court, allowing inquiries there. since July 1 no certificates have been filed with the clerk, forcing inquiries to Des Moines. The new order makes birth and death records accessible at county clerk offices.

Rodney P. Fagan Fagan State Board of Health Des Moines

Birdman to Entertain at Boy Scout Leaders Meet

Charles Bowman Hutchins the California birdman will give a short talk and bird song recital at the second session of the Boy Scout patrol leaders training course Thursday evening on the third floor of the M C A building. Simmons president of the Waterloo council will open with a talk and A C Witford will close with an inspirational address. The program covers several scout administration topics.

Charles Bowman Hutchins California M. C A . Cc Simmons Waterloo Council A.C. Witford

Youth Taken To Hospital After Cedar River Escape

George Bunt, a 15 year old, leapt into the Cedar river to flee officers Monday night and was removed to Independence state hospital yesterday afternoon. He had been deemed insane by a commission and had no prior nervous breakdown. His mother says he recently returned from New Mexico where he attended high school and suffered a severe flu. Doctors anticipate a full recovery after months of treatment.

George Bunt Cedar River State Honital Independence H. QO. Bunt New Mexico

Property Transfers Active in Black Hawk County

A list of real estate deals filed in Black Hawk County records includes Albert T. Smith transferring four parcels on Taw lot 3 and Campus addition Cedar Falls to C. J. Minkel, and Carrie Bo Park to James O Byrne with multiple lots in Hayes addition. Other transfers cover Milton Miller to Samuel Busey, Sadie L. Child, Margaret I. Cunningham to Nora A. Wilson in LaPorte City, and J. C. Murtagh to Tha Macey among others, with assorted sec,township, and lot designations and nominal rev- stamps.

Black Hawk County Abstract Co Albert T. Smith C. J. Minkel addi_tion Cedar Falls Carrie” Bo Park Tames O'Byrne Hayes Son FE A. Chapman Sadie L. Child Marrie S. Haubert J. B. Graham Rosewood Waterloo Passion Waterloo Joan J. McChan Mages Kennedy Miller J.C Murtagh Macey Terloo Margaret I. Cunningham Nora A. Wilson LaPorte City Worden Milfer Spger

City in Brief Ad Includes Local Notices and Society Updates

A patchwork of local briefs notes illnesses births and visits. Kenneth LePlount son of Edward and Mrs LaPlount is ill with pneumonia at home. Mrs Pollock and Mrs Jensen return home from a visit in Rolfe. Officials attend the Democratic state conference in Des Moines. Jacob Anton remains critically ill. H E Anton arrives from Arizona. Mary Louise Poettinger born with Mrs Poettinger formerly Hilda Becker. Allen Memorial hospital work to begin Monday with James Register as contractor. Roy Hansel and Gladys Frontress announce the birth of Marlin Roy. Two applicants take inspector of safety appliances exams. further tests tomorrow. Building repairs eyed after stone coping incidents. Fowler building coping underway. Vote for Judge Gwynne for municipal court. Various advertisements note Manicure move to 106% East Fourth and Park Riding Academy phone 1133. Some details reflect names and places like Des Moines Rolfe and Lafayette street.

W. W. Marsh J.T. Sullivan Poettinger Hilda Becker Allen Memorial Hospital James Register Roy D. Hansel Kan Marlin Roy Hansel Gladys Frontress East High Schdor Interstate Commerce Commission Circle BE. Brainard Civil Service Board Smith, Lickly & Stillman Edward Mahnke Pnildfie Fowler Company Lafayette Street John Gwynne Wills Hotel Park Riding Academy

Macy Campbell in Cedar Falls Fight for Recovery

Mack Campbell 41 head of the rural department at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls remains critically ill from a blood clot in the lungs after an operation Oxygen supported his breathing for days with slight improvement noted He earned a strong record as county chairman of liberty loan drives and wrote thrift essays for rural schools nationwide

Mack Campbell Campbell Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Iowa Liberty Loan Darger

Magill to Speak on National Education Program

Dr Hugh C Magill secretary of the National Education Association will speak at First Congregational Church Sunday April 26 on A National Education Program The appearance was arranged through H D Lee superintendent of west schools Magill campaigns for a department of education in the president's cabinet to advance education in mountain districts and Americanization programs without infringing on state powers The movement is endorsed by 600000 educators nationwide.

Hugh Magill National Education Association First Congregational Church Dr. Magill H. D. Lee West Schools Department of Education

Missionary Talk Details Congo Outreach By Baptists

Dr Philip Lerigo, home secretary of the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, will describe Congo mission work at Walnut Street Baptist Church this evening. The event follows a missionary gathering with workers from Iowa cities en route. Lerigo praised local church support and urged more missionaries for Africa.

Congo Africa Phil J. Learrigo American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society Walnut Street Baptist Church Lerigo Iq@wa Lerrigo G. W Lower Lerriga American Baptist Foreign Mission

Oskaloosa Minister to Speak at Christ Church

Rev. A. M. Lewis of Oskaloosa will preach at Christ Episcopal church in the midweek Lenten service tonight. The Wednesday services draw growing Town minister participation. Next week Rev. J. N. Mackenzie of Cedar Rapids visits, with Rev. R. J. Campbell of Cedar Rapids to close the series on April 4.

A. At. Lewis Oskaloosa Christ. Episcopal Church J. N. MacKenzie Cedar Rapids R. J. Campbell

Duplicate Pollbook Sets Needed for June Election

County auditor F. W. Esher reports that 68 duplicate pollbook sets are required for the June primary to cover 21 precincts and the enlarged voting districts. Each polling board will receive books listing voters by party for new precincts and fringe areas, with varied duplication across precincts and wards.

F. W. Esher Esher

Two Harper Children Recovered in St. Louis

A report states Wilma Jane Harper age 1 and Charles Jr. age 4 were in danger of being sent to an orphanage. Their grandfather received word that the two grandchildren were located in St. Louis and are safe after a threat to separate the siblings.

Wilma Jane Harper Charles, Jr

Children Custody Granted to Father in St Louis Case

In a juvenile court proceeding at St Louis, custody of two children was awarded to their father G D Harper of 817 Conger Street after custody hearings. The order placed the children with Harper through district court action scheduled through January 1920. Flora Harper, later Mrs. Herbert Wailer, is noted in the case.

Phans St. Louis

Sik to Have Taken the Children to BL

A terse fragment notes a person named Sik planning to take children to a place abbreviated BL. It provides minimal context and lacks dates or further identifying details. The item appears as a local brief or notice without additional substantiating information.

Sik Fouig

Indict 22 Following Bank Failures Quiz

Announcement awaited in Oknimigee Oklahoma of the arrest of parsons near amid 23 felonies toturtics as authorities pursue 22 indictments in bank failure probe.

Oknimigee Okla Morel Parsons Nearmied

Secret Grand Jury Indicts In Okmulgee County Case

District court records reveal a grand jury completed an investigation in Okmulgee County identifying a key figure connected to a confidential super factory in America. Secrecy remained in force surrounding the proceedings and related witnesses.

District Court Grand Jury

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Birdman BOY Scout Leaders Buchanan's Kenneth LePlount Edward LaPlount J. N. LaBarre Laffatre Aplington J. H. Pollock Clarence Jensen Rolfe Walter P. Jensen Jave Macy Campbell Hugh 3. Magill Dr. Lerrigo Walnut St Christ Church Bellans Davi Davis Harper Scott Norway Sen & Howne, Bloopifield Eee Gouraud Asia Sterling Minis Luntier Elmer J. Reed Manchester Creamery Co Manchester W. A. Abbott Co Lamont Wangler Bros. Co Wandgraf & Co Clark Drug Co Parkersburg Berg Drug Co Cedar Walls J. Blinchaine & Co LaPorte, Fa United Wrigley’s Gum Webb United Cigar Stores Fourth Street U.P. S United Profit-Sharing Corporation Redemption Agents 18Th St New York City CS Hees Fast Side Auto CO E. 5Th St the Chandler Motor Car Co Swift N.B Swift & Company U.S.A
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