Farewell reception honors Waterloo pastor couple
Rev. J. H. Bauernfeind and his wife are moving to Chicago. About 300 guests attended an informal church parlor reception at Emanuel Evangelical in Waterloo. Local ministers spoke and music featured violin, a male quartet, and a farewell song composed for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bauernfeind
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Waterloo
Chicago
I. L. Hickelberg
August Hartwig
Fred Bahl
Christian Schmidt
E. J. Schultz
L. Scheurer
Ralph Eickelberg
Victor Vellboefer
Herman Mexdorf
W. H. Langlas
George Gruener
Mr. Zellhoeter
BE. A
Courier patterns and event notices abound in Waaterloo
The page mixes a Courier pattern coupon offer and multiple social notices. Patterns cost ten cents plus a note on shipping within ten days. Social items include dinners at the First Congregational church and various club and church activities with dates, hosts, and decorative details.
Men charged after beating on porch in Bates Street incident
Hans Nissen was knocked down and beaten on his own porch after ordering two young men to leave his home at 104 Bates Street. Peter Knipp aged 17 and Bert Eastman aged 18 were found guilty and sentenced to ten days on the street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Nissen
Bates Street
Peter Knipp
Bert Eastman
K.P. Caldwell
Waterloo Engineer Charles T. Wilson Resigns Office
After nine years as city engineer of Waterloo, Charles T. Wilson moves his belongings to the Waterloo Savings Bank building. He plans to stay in Waterloo and remains active in community uplift efforts, church work, and education. His work includes water works appraisal, plant rebuild oversight, and sewer system planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First M, Eb, Church
Waterloo
Wilson
State Association of Civil Engineers
Midwest Association of Retail Credit Agencies Formed
Des Moines March 30 the Midwest Association of Retail Credit Agencies was launched at a Des Moines meeting with credit men from nearly twenty cities. Officers named include A H Mathews Marshalltown president J F McMurray Sioux City vice president F J Bunnell Des Moines secretary and Arthur Grr Cedar Rapids treasurer. Annual meeting set for Des Moines on the first Tuesday in August. R E Bruner attended from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Midwest Association of Retail Credit Agencies
FL 1
Bunnell
Crocker
Tecorias
A. HH
Mathews
Marshalltown
J. F. McMurray
Sioux City
F. JD. Bunnell
Arthur Grr
Cedar Rapids
R. E. Bruner
Waterloo
Miss Mabel Pooler Dies in Michigan At Twenty
Jesup March 30. Rev. G B Pooler mourns after Miss Mabel Pooler died in Ann Arbor Michigan in her twentieth year. Her mother died in Arizona when Mabel was only weeks old. The girl’s death was caused by goitre in an obituary note from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goltre
Dustin
Mich
Anne
Arbor
Miss Pooler
Rowley
Hora Norton
Sig
Burr Oak
Mary Pooler
Miss May
Jesup, Ja
G. BE. Pooler
Mabel Pooler
Ann Arbor
Arizona
Mabel
Prisoners Fined Limit by Judge in Police Court
Judge R. E. Caldwell handed down thirty day sentences for fourteen prisoners in police court. Four men Joseph Shelley James Roach W J Cavenaugh and Frank Boyland received thirty days on the streets in default of $100 fines each. Cavenaugh 25 was arrested for stealing a grip from Kinoss Central depot belonging to C A Holmes of Fairmont Nebraska during the owner’s absence. Hear W B Sanford on The City 3] Opportunities at Westminster Presbyterian church tomorrow at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RE. P. Caldwell
Joseph Shelley
James Roach
W. J. Cavenaugh
Frank Boyland
Kinois Central Depot
C. A. Holmes
Fairmont
Neb
Passion Week at Grace M. E. Church
Grace M. E. church invites the public to Passion Week services every evening except Saturday at 7:45. Rev. EH D Hull will preach on themes from world without Christ to the betrayal and Calvary. Baptisms and a new member class to follow the Sunday service led by W W Wyant choir director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People of Grace M. E. Church
EH. D. Hull
Christ
W. W. Wyant
Baptist laymen conference to hear Stackhouse in city
Rev W T Stackhouse known as the Abraham Lincoln of Canada will speak at the Baptist laymen conference and banquet to be held Thursday evening April 11 at 6 30 in the First Baptist church. Rev Ketman of Chicago will also speak and tickets cost 35 cents each. Local churches Walnut and First Baptist join to host with Rev Edgar A Valiant as chairman and a committee including Vaughan Pett Green McStay Ferguson and Olmstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Stackhouse
D. D
Baptist‘Laymen’s Missionary Movement
First Baptist Church
Stackhouse
Abraham Lincoln
Canada
J. R. Vaughan
George W. Pett W. M. Green
F. B. McStay
A. R Ferguson
F. R. Olmstead
Woodmen Circle Plans Big Open Meeting and Dance
The Woodmen Circle with Hawkeye Camp will host a public open meeting at Soash hall on Wednesday evening, April 3. The program starts at 7 45 p m and features orchestral numbers solos and recitations plus an address by the state manager of the Woodmen Circle. A social hour and dance follow for families and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Woodmen of the World
Hawkeye Camp
Soash Hall
Woodmen Circle
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P.M
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Prowell
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
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John Klinesetter
Jenks’ Orchestra
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Iseam
Reichert
W. B. Howell
C. W. Stull
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Ira Deal
Wilbert Anderson
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Lewis E. Johnson
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Jlive
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Chicago University
Jack Sly
Bickley Hall
Fourthstreet West
Myers’ Orchestra
Cecil Bickley
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Book and Needle Club
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E. Olive St
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