Parent Teachers Congress Opens in St Paul Meeting
The twenty eighth annual congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers opens in St Paul with 360 delegates expected. Topics include child development motion pictures and parenthood training as workers extend cooperation to high schools across 45 states in the 650000 member union. Delegates also visit Minneapolis kindergartens and primary grades as attendance nears 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irass
St. Paul. Minn
Honami
National Congress of Mothers
Parent-Teachers'sociation
International Kinder- Batten Union
National Conference On Home Education
Minneapolis
A. H. Reeve
Philadelphia
Minn
International Kindergarten Union
Convention Ieaders
Farmers weigh third party bids on government power and wheat price plans
In Washington Western farmers debate the McNary Haugen wheat price plan and a Ford waterpower franchise proposal. Farmers split between government backed price supports and business groups opposing wide farmer relief schemes. The issue includes opposition from independent farmers and support from farm implement manufacturers and western bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Henry Ford
Minnemote
Minnesota
McKelvie
Nebraska
Herald-Tritin News
Grant township Farm Bureau meeting at Amity church
A prominent Grant township farmer faces soil robbery charges at a Grant Township Farm Bureau meeting held at Amity Church near Reinbeck. The report also notes Moose Lodge initiation of about 25 candidates at Moose Hall and a Scarlet Fever patient, Harry Garland, 23, moved to detention hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Grant Township
Grant Township Farm Bureau
Amity Church
MOOSE
Waterlaa Lace
Loral Order of Meose
Moose Hall
Harry Garland
Jefferson Street
Tie
Adams' Campaign Aide Named RNC Chair Successor
William O M Hutler of Massachusetts, Coolidge campaign manager, is selected by the president as the new chairman of the Republican National Committee, replacing John T Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William OM. Hutler
Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
Sec
Republican National Committee
John T. Adama
Ministers Urged to Keep Fit by Diet and Exercise
Rev Blain Hyten of First Christian Cedar Rapids told Waterloo Ministerial Association members that proper diet and exercise sustain health. He urged simple meals with minimal meat and argued no cooking improves on God’s food. Fresh air and regular activity are essential for long life. Rev L Baumgartner reviewed The Haunted House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blain Hyten
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
I, Li, Baumgartner
Calvary Evangelical Church
Rev William Wilkins Welcomed at Burton Avenue Church
Rev William Wilkins spoke his first sermons as pastor to two large congregations at Burton Avenue Church. He and his wife with two sons formed a quartet providing vocal and instrumental music on the platform. The Wilkins family recently moved from Minneapolis to 46 Dawson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wiking
Burton Avenue Church
Wilkins
Minneapolis
Aro
Dawson Street
Personal Visitation Campaign Promoted By Churches
Citywide church effort urged personal visitation to win conversions. Methodists and Westminster Presbyterians plan workers visiting homes in pairs, with 40 cars to aid outreach, four evenings this week, supper at 6, calls at 7. Goals include revitalized worship and outreach through home visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ui
Mack
Philadelphia
Home Mission Board
Methodiss Metscopal Church
First Mel Church
Cheist
Hitek
Black
Cedar Falls
Gr. Co
SSE
Tabernacles
Westminster
Mombora
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Radio Programs on Tuesday May 6 Across Major Cities
Radio Digest lists schedules for May 6 with multiple stations in Chicago New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh and more. Programs include concerts orchestras talks and children segments across networks WSE KYW WGL WEAF and others with varying times from early morning to late night.
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Radio Digest
Central Standard Time
Associated Press
WSE
Atlanta Journal
pRuartek
Darky
SWGR
Buffalo
Chicago Tribune
Soues
Orchoestra
Chicago News
Wiaa
Town City
Kansas
Wgl
Medford
Teluh
Ha- Waar Orchestra
WAM
Pad
Minneapolis
York
New York
Na WN
Kao
Gaki
Tale Wei
Orchestra
WARE
Pittsburgh
Y Portland
KFC
San Francisco
Schenectady
Springfeld
Renams
Mathodist Church
RSD
St. Louis
St. Louis Post-Dixtech (346); Ts, Werte Military Academy Band
Washington
Multiple Obituaries and Death Notices in Waterloo Area
The Waterloo area reports the deaths of Lovina Jenks 78 at her adopted daughter’s home after a two month illness with funeral services at Kistner chapel and burial planned in Aleeville. Alfred D Jenkins 44 dies at his brother’s home in Summit Acre. Augusta Wing notables. C B Henderson 67 died in Irong Beach California with several siblings listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovina Jenks
C. E. Damon
Wilitston Avenue
Decedent
Porter
Rock County
Wis
Nelson Jenks
Monroa
Riceville
Kistner Chapel
F. M. Smith
Ofr Free
Methodist Church
Aleeville
Alfred D.jeneke
Alfred D. Jenkins
Frank DB. Jenkins
Jenkins
Apple
Tee River
Jen. & Rewey Wiss
Clare Gregory
Waterloo
B. &T. Jenkins
Augusta 1. Wing
Washington Township
Augusta Peacock Wing
M. Shafer
Lev
Ernest Shafer
Bartal
Greenfield
N. Y
B. Henderson
C. B. Henderson
Irong Beach
Cal
George H
James L
Hester
EL Oskaloosa
Robert
Urbane
George IT
Medford
Mayor's Chauffeur Fined for Speeding in Sioux City
In Sioux City on May 5 Harry Hacker, chauffeur for Mayor WwW Stewart Gilman, was fined 15 dollars for speeding and 3 dollars for a parking violation in Pollee court. Police testimony stated Hacker drove 46 miles per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Harry Hacker
Www
Stewart Gilman
J. C. Gibson
Hacker
Governor Kendall Proclaims Mother's Day Observance May 11
Governor Kendall issues a public proclamation urging state residents to observe May 24 as Mother's Day. He asks communities to hold suitable ceremonies in their places of worship to honor American motherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov
Kendall
Kendal
Bundy
Confess
United States
Amerie
Waterloo Mfg Co Sold to Chicagoans Inland Supply
The Supply division of the Waterloo Manufacturing Company at Commercial and Miles streets is sold to Chicago’s Inland Supply Company. The stockroom will close Wednesday for invoicing and Inland Supply will operate at the PTESeUL location under the Inland Supply name. The firm makes iron pipe and fittings plumbing mill supplies and metal products including cream separators, tinware parts, skylights vents and furnace fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Manufacturing Company
Commercial
Miles Streets
Infan Pany
Chicago
Wagous
HL Co
Cowles
Supply Com
Pteseul
Inland Supply Iown
Business Woman's Magazine Dedicates Space to Waterloo
Waterloo hosts the coming state convention of the Iowan Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs this Friday and Saturday. The booster issue of The Town Business Woman fills 23 pages with Waterloo history hospitality and club efforts for the event plus a feature on Miss Mary Horner. The state department focuses on convention prospects as every club member contributes to the enthusiasm of the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Iowan Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Mary Horner
State Department
Window falls from bank in strong wind incident
Four people, two men and two women, narrowly escape injury when a window on the second story of First National Bank building is blown out by strong wind at 22 35. The men had just stepped from the spot and the women were about to cross when the glass shattered into fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank Buildins
Ralph Hoxie Installed Rotary Club President
Ralph J. Hoxie was installed president of the Rotary Club at today’s meeting in Hotel Russell Lamzon. Officers seated included Bruce P. Gates as vice president George E. Shoemaker as secretary Vincent J. Reehtfertiz as treasurer and Ernest M. Hendergan as sergeant at arms. Directors are Fred B. Adams W. H. Beverstock W. B. Oslo Claude D. Cass W. Langlus Wy 1. Beachler and C. A. Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph J. Hoxie
Rotary Club
Russell Lamzon
Bruce P. Gates
George E. Shoemaker
Vincent J. Reehtfertiz
Ernest M. Hendergan
Atarnis
Fred BD. Adams
W. H. Beverstock
W. B. Oslo
Claude D. Cass
W. Langlus
Beachler
C. A. Morris
City in Brief: Weekend Travels and Local Notices
Miscellany of social visits and movements. Wavett duplicated at Buchanans while Mr and Mrs Z WP Jungkunz spent time at Idwa Falls and Parkersburg. Miss Lumry hosted at Delta Gamma Tawny City. Stella Farley Des Alpines and Pauline Bassareni with friends at Cedar Falls. Mrs Ti Joelle hosted at Moody Bible Institute Chicago. Mrs Uarbett Wightouia organized a Royal Neighbors camp. Petersons moved from Cedar Rapids to Waterlno. joined Leathes sales force. Mrs Costwilh driving to Ashtim, then Riverside drive visit. Judge Boles opened May term in Black Hawk county. Court in Grundy Center for State vs Hell. Federal transfer motion in oil case. Dein couple returned from Oskaloosa after funeral of Mrs Jamison Sr. Local social and legal notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WP. Jungkunz
Idwa Falls
Parkersburg
Josephine Lumry
Delta Gamma
Tawny City
Stella Farley
Des
Alpines
Pauline Bassareni
Cedar Falls
Ti. Joelle
Columbia Street
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Uarbett Wightouia
Jewel
Royal Neighbors
Harry &. Peterson
Cedar Rapids
Peterson
Marth Bros
Hac
Leathes
Louis Costwilh
Ashtim
C. Sipple
Riverside Drive
Des Moines
Juige H
Boles
Black Hawk County
Dare Ink
G. W., Woot
Grundy Center
State Vs. Hell
Macle White
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Chris M. Dein
Oskaloosa
Dein
J. 2
Jamison
Noey
Waterloo
Oskalooss
Antock
La Follette Heads To Atlantic City In Political Uncertainty
Wisconsin senator Robert M. La Follette leaves Washington for Atlantic City to recuperate and decide whether to pursue an independent or third party run. He may affect the 1924 race by drawing votes from key states and risking a House decision if no candidate wins a majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Holmes
Washington, D. C
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
Follette
Atlantic City
la Follette
House of Representatives
Democratc
New York
Byt
Savcy
Coolidge
National Farmer-Labor Party
Norris
Nebraska
Brookhart
Iowa
House
West
Brent
la Foullette
la Joyette
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
Maryland
Delaware
New Hampshire
Waterloo Hawks Change Game Start To 2 45 P M
The Waterloo baseball team will play Rock Island tomorrow at 2 45 P M instead of the usual 3 30 weekday start to allow travel connections for Ottumwa. The change aims to help players catch trains and reach their next game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ottumwa
Hawks
Rock Island
Huisman Withdraws From State Senate Race in Iowa
Des Moines May 5 William Huisman Democratic candidate for the State senate in the Forty-ninth district including Lyon Osceola Bronx and O'Brien counties notified Secretary of State Ramsay of his withdrawal. Two Republicans remain in the race. Detroit May 4 Robbery at Regent Theatre where two men menaced employees with guns and escaped with $5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huisman
Des Moines
Wiliam Huisman
Senate
Lyon
Osceola
Bronx
O'Brien
Ramsay
Weekend Motor Collisions Reported With Few Injuries
A motorcycle driven by William Thoraid of Chicago and an automobile driven by Nick Gates of 419 Franklin collided on Fifth Street East injuring Thoraid slightly and damaging his eye. Police responding to a Saturday 11 30 p m call found two men uninjured in a separate Eleventh and Lafayette crash disputing fault. both cars wrecked. Drivers identified as NA ed of 610 East Eighth Street East and Robert Swehle of 716 Indiana. Weekend traffic saw multiple collisions and vehicle damage with no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thoraid
Chicago
Nick Gates
Franklin
Fifth Street East
Eighth Street East
Robert Swehle
Indiana
Paving Firms Accelerate Road Laying in Iowa
Rapid work by Bryant Paving Co on Red Ball north of Jia Porte City proceeds with 3200 feet laid as of Saturday night. A second contractor crew will start within a day or two. Weather supports continued paving north of Washburn and from Watersoa. Moore-Young Construction also lays concrete for the Red Ball from Cedar Falls to Janesville and the Hudson road in Cedar Falls Units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Paving Company
Jia Porte City
A. F. Miller
Iowa Highway Commission
Miller
Washburn
Watersoa
Moore-Young Construction Com May
Cedar Falls
Janesville
Sunday Splendid Weather For Motorists And Picnics
A glorious weekend of spring weather brought clear skies and cool breezes. Temperatures ranged from 34 to 68 degrees with a refined note of cheerful outdoor activity and many people enjoying picnics and golf on the pleasant day.
Weather Looms Dark For Sunnyside Park Tonight
forecaster predicts lower temperatures and thunder showers tonight and tomorrow for Sunnyside Country club and Byrnes park Hoks. Early today a north wind cooled to about 0 while afternoon heat rose to 9 above setting a 1924 record. barometer fell to 28.72 signaling storms ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Byrnes Park Hoks
Arizona
Bible Conference Emphasized at First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian highlights the 100 Bible conference opening next Sunday with talks by Dr. T. T. Shields of Toronto. Shields, noted preacher and president of the Baptist Bible Union of North America, will speak at Rotary and Lions events and arrive Saturday for the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Miss Stope
Asi High
Ross
Nortom
Gospel “Mission
Irel- Bilans
T. T. Shields
Toronto
Can
Baptist Bible Union of North America
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Dr. Shields
Vet's Wooden Leg Shattered by Auto
Cedar Rapids man Frederick Doetzel bandmaster for local high schools escaped death when hit by an automobile driven by W A Ball, hurled 20 feet. He suffered many cuts and bruises. Doetzel, a Canadian war veteran, lost both legs at Ypres. one wooden leg shattered in the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Frederick Doetzel
W. A
Met
Doetzel
Ypres
May Festival Set At Cedar Heights School Grounds
A May festival will be held on the Cedar Heights school grounds next Friday May 9. The event aims to celebrate spring with activities for students and families at the campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
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Adams
William Wilkins
First
M. E. Church
Christ
Waterloo Mfg. Co
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Business Woman’s Magazine
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Rotary
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Buchanans
Theatirg
Detroit
Regent Theatre
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