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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1919

Page

11

Missionary Dr Musser Speaks On Democracy Threats

Dr Musser warned that democracy faces danger from a revived Germany with Bolshevik influence and from Japan’s political turmoil. He urged Christian missions to elevate education in Asia and recounted ten years as a Methodist missionary in India. The address closed a Waterloo district Methodist conference.

Howard Musser Asia Mupser India Russia Musser New-York City Japan Germany China Christian People of America Waterloo

Directors’ meeting sets stage for annual Y.M.C.A. election

The Y.M.C.A. board met after a chicken dinner to appoint a nominating committee and plan the annual election. Terms of IG. B. Miller KE Stevenson W. R. Law expire, others to be elected. A one day institute for board members and businessmen was approved. State institute planned with Waterloo as a host. City secretary for boys’ work rejected. Free nine lessons for a week to all boys approved.

B. F Swishier Austin Burt H. B Plumb Will Langlas IG. B. Miller KE. F. Stevenson W. R. Law Waterloo Waterloo’ Association

Paperwad in a Lad's Ear Found by School Nurse

At Join Fiske school Miss Manetta Beil the nurse found a boy whose hearing in one ear was impaired. He recalled a paperwad lodged in the ear since last fall removed by a physician who expects full recovery.

Join Fiske

State Declamatory Contest Held At Waterloo In 1920

The State Declamatory Contest for 1920 will be held in Waterloo at the new high school auditorium early next spring. Representatives from the entertaining school will participate in the contest and Supt. C. W. Kline is appointed secretary of the declamatory association in Iowa for the next year. An advertisement urges safety and wise investment.

Waterloo Cc. W. Kline C. W. Kline Towa

The Minister's Wife's Bonnet Sets Local Play Mood

A large audience attended a clever comedy by the Westminster guild at First Presbyterian Church last evening. Miss Carrie McFarlane directed with Mra Bentz and W Gregory chaperoning. Helen Macartney accompanied songs as the church choir accepted a new season. The cast featured Ethel Reinhart Dorothy Blask Helen Coolby Bess Cooley Ephine Nauman and others with costumes and scenery praised. A plan to present the play in nearby towns soon was noted.

Anna Mary-chapter West‘minster’ Guild Alpha Chapter Arthur Ethel Reinhart Graham Dorothy Blask Helen Coolby Bess Cooley Ephine Nauman Alpha-Larsen Katherine Carpenter Merie: Miller Russell Sartey George Gregory -Renno Eyett Ladies of the Circle Agatha Wephe Cayanne Ceeey Anonit Grundy Howler Billy C.K. Bentz F. W. Gregory Penelope Perkin Billy She Boss

Orth Denniston Wedding Set For Tomorrow Evening

Rev John C Orth to wed Miss Clara B Denniston in Cedar Falls The couple long acquainted taught together in Iowa schools and were friends for over 25 years. The ceremony will be read by Rev M K W Heicher. They will reside in Cedar Falls until Aug 5.

John C. Orth League To Iowa Cedar Falls Clara’ B. Denniston M. K. W. Heicher Presbyterian Church Orth Miss Denniston America Germany Barclay, Township Denniston

200 Guests Enroll for Party of Girl Reserve at Y.W. C. A.

Two hundred girls and mothers registered for the Girl Reserve mother and daughter banquet to be held at the YWCA tonight. Miss Minnie H. Smith leads the girls work department, with a program of toasts led by Helen Stevenson and supported by several speakers and musical numbers.

Minnie H. Smith Helen Stevenson E Schlesinger Iw.cg. T.U Eustis Cedar Falls Frank Cotton Marr E. Kroesen Kathryn Stevenson F. J. Eightey Yapp Mmes. W. R. Walker Harry ‘T. Fisher F. J. Becker Clara Waterbury Ida Mitchell Seeley Loban M. L. Garvin Brokaw L. BE Park F. J. Clark Carol Kroeésen Irene Bagley Burton L. Rockwood

Social club meetings noted in local society items

Twenty members and five visitors were hosted by Mrs Edward Molloy for Entre Nous club’s regular meeting yesterday. The Even Dozen club was entertained by Mrs C H Highmey for the customary pastimes. Double F club postponed its meeting two weeks.

Edward Molloy Entre

Among the Churches and Cedar Heights Events

The Episcopal Ladies' Guild plans a meeting with Mrs M L Tate and a group will ride to Independence Avenue. Cedar Heights Community Church hosts Prof Burton L Lockwood Thursday to discuss War Activities and the Liquor Problem. A recent night’s disturbance led to arrests. Judge Birdeaul fined the youths $20 each with no remission if celebrations continue.

Christ ‘Episcopal Ladies’ Guild Mra. M. L. Tate Eugbans Independence Avenue Cedar Heights Burton L.lockwood Birdeaul

La Porte City Tops County in Victory Liberty Campaign

Cedar Falls May 7 La Porte City led the Victory Liberty campaign with tying colors and efforts by Aby Ashley captain and Service League workers. Waterloo Cedar Falls and La Porte City report clear campaign records as most townships near the goal. Hard work this week could push Black Hawk County over the top and close the campaign Saturday. A number of residents show appreciation for Uncle Sam’s favorable interest rate and increase subscriptions upon settlement. All subscriptions are now due and should be met at once.

Cedar Falls la Porte City Iberty Joan Waterloo Cedar. Falls Sa Porte City Black Hawk Country Uncle Sam

Drunk Incident As Furlough Soldier Causes Street Ruckus

One truck driver and one auto driver paid fines today for speeding. Cahill noted a drunk man, Pat, who asked a wagon to take him to the station as he could not walk. Three others spent the night in cells after arraignment for intoxication. A furloughed soldier and two discharged sailors celebrated, tossing bottles, tearing signs, and damaging an electric tread light at E. J. Gallagher’s car.

S St Cahill Pat E. J. Gallapher

County Y M C A Campaign Planned in County

Pipher of Des Moines county Y M C A secretary met in city with Dr J H Styles Jr county Y M C A secretary and W A Peterson organizer for northeastern Iowa. Styles opened an office in Black Hawk Bank building and plans a countywide drive among rural communities. The new county Y M C A aims to educate boys and promote Y principles.

Pipher Des Moines J. H. Styles W. A. Peterson Towa Styles Black Hawk Bank

Trapshooting Rules to Be Overhauled

The American Trapshooting Association plans a major rules overhaul not seen since 1909. A committee is revising guidelines, aiming to finish within a month as the sport evolves. Recent signings bolster the professional ranks with John R. John, George N. Fish, and H. G. Ford joining amateur talent.

John R. John Iowa Hercules George N. Fish New York State DuPont H.: .G. Ford District of Columbia

Program to aid returning soldiers in Waterloo Iowa

A meeting led by Raymond A. Hoyer outlined a comprehensive plan to coordinate community interests and enterprises for returning veterans. The effort seeks an office, paid secretary, and funds to support Waterloo activities through 1920, with seven directors to be proposed to New York headquarters.

Raymond A. Hoyer Waterloo Iowa Mins Ada M. Palmer Social Welfare League W. Chapman Roy C. Eggert A. J. Glenny Victory Entertainment Committee Carleton Bins Mixa Marian Chapman Red Croga H. B. Cropper R. L. DeGon Waterloo Retail Merchants ™ Association HH. O. Bernbrock J. 4. Johnson Chamber of Commerce Moyer Iowa Cities Chornen Hoyer New York Garleton Slag DeGon A. BE. Grenny

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