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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1927

Page

13

Leisure Hours: Destiny Workers and Self Development

A Lions club address by Tom C. Leo urges workers at Central Iowa Power and Light to spend evening hours on self development at $10 an hour value. He cites Napoleon and a physician author to warn that eight hours of waking time shape futures. Few use three peak hours 7 to 10 pm for growth. most waste them in idle entertainment such as movies and social games.

Tom C. Lego Tom Leo The Lions Club Inc the Central Towa Power & Light. Co Richard ‘Child Napoleon

Fragmentary Phrase Sparks Motive for Motel Mussell-Lameon

Disjointed OCR fragment hints at a statement about three cornerstones of success and a future address to employees at Motel Mussell-Lameon. Text is incomplete with unclear context and lacks verifiable specifics.

Igo Motel

Blue Grass Pastor Receives Formal Welcome at Community Church

Columbus Ohio area report notes Rev. John Herbert J. Gabriel formerly of Waterloo has taken the pastorate at the Community Church in Blue Grass. A formal welcome will be held in the church tomorrow evening hosted by the parish with John Pilgrim Gabriel, father of the pastor, in attendance.

Courier Columbus Junction John Herbert J. Gabriel Waterloo West High School Blue Grass John Pilgrim Gabriel

Education and career paths of John Herbert in early life

John Herbert, editor-in-chief of the school paper at age 19, pursued debates and higher education at Iowa State Teachers College and the University of Iowa. He studied at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago and graduated from Union Seminary New York, later serving pastorates in Littleton Otterville Hisspama ntowa N Y, Wau llaugh Newark and Bedford Maine.

Terloo John Herbert Iowa State ‘Teachers College University of Iowa McCormick ‘Theological ’ Seminary Chicago Union Seminary New York Littleton Otterville Hiss P Aamentowa N. Y Waulaugh Newark Mes Bedford Me 'Y

Tri-State Colleges Open for Debate and Oratorical Contest

Mount Pleasant Iowa March 24 INS The first round in the debate staged here by Pi Kappa Delta national forensic fraternity for colleges of southern Iowa, Illinois and northern Missouri got underway. The event showcases students from Tri-State colleges competing in preliminaries and public speaking contests in a regional scholastic meet.

Mount Pleasant INS Pi Kappa Delta National Forensic Iowa Lilinois Missouri

Debating Contests Scheduled At Various Colleges

Finals set for Saturday with extempore and oratorical events for men and women. Teams entering include William Jewel Liberty Missouri Wesleyan Cameron Simpson Drake Des Moines universities Westminster Park Iowa Wesleyan Central ayelte McKendree Parsons Carthage and IU.

Lebanon Parsons College Fairfield Carthage College Carthage

Sues stockholders of defunct bank in Des Moines

Stockholders of the defunct Iowa Loan and Trust Co face a 100 percent assessment by the receivership after the bank failed to meet the levy. The action in Des Moines seeks repayment from those holding stock in the failed institution.

Des Moines Iowa Loan & ‘Trust. Co

Stockholders Defendants Named in Bank Suit for Assessments

In district court here L A Andrew state banking superintendent files suit against stockholders seeking judgment for their full assessments. The total involved runs into several hundred thousand dollars.

L. A. Andrew Andrew

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Promises Clear Skin

An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle noncalomel laxative that cleanses blood, bowels, and liver. It claims pimples, bad breath, dullness, and torpid liver vanish after a week of nightly use and lists prices of 15c 30c and 60c.

Edwards

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