FIELDMAN SAYS OWA FUTURE BRIGHT WITH FARM AND INDUSTRY
Mountain Washington DC field secretary of the US Chamber of Commerce said in Waterloo that postwar adjustment is passing and the Mississippi basin states will enjoy a bright future. He noted growing food demand, mechanization lowering farm costs, and strong farmer business cooperation across the region.
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Towa
Mississippi Basin
Mountain
Washington, D. C
United States Chamber of Commerce
Fountain
Middlewest
Waterloo
United States Chamber
Greater
Agricultural Service
National Chamber
Morgan to Preach Congregationalists Conference Sermon
The eighty ninth conference of the Congregational churches of Iowa will meet in Des Moines at Plymouth church. Dr J Richmond Morgan will open sessions with the conference sermon on The Religion of All Good Men. He left to attend the state board meeting representing the Northeastern association. Nearly 300 Congregational churches in the state will be represented.
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Eighty-Ninth Conference
The
Congregational Churches of
Iowa
Congregationalism
Plymouth Church
Des Moines
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Newcomer appointed merchandise manager for Edelson Co
Newcomer from Chicago becomes merchandise manager in charge of sales promotion at A. J. Edelson company Inc. He arrives with wife and son as church groups prepare for merger talks between Congregational and Christian churches. Mrs Brooks Mrs Sedgwick and Mr Morgan head First Church Waterloo delegation with women’s group led by Mrs Bickley and Mrs Crippen. Rally banquet planned in Des Moines with attendees from Plymouth and Union Congregational churches led by Rev William Hardcastle and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Edelson Company, Inc
Chicago
Congregational Church
Christian Church
First Church
Waterloo
Nellie F. Brooks
J. E. Sedgwick
Morgan
W. H. Bickley
Minnie Crippen
Des Moines
Plymouth
Union Congregational Churches
William Hardcastle
North Georgian finds real Southern hospitality in Waterloo
T. J. Climer of Atlanta advertising for Ovalline and his companions praise Waterloo for co operation, busy prosperous residents, tidy streets and well kept yards during a three week stay. He notes Waterloo as the first northern city to show such hospitality in his travels. The Climers reside at 1502 Second Street West with the Ferguson family of Atlanta visiting nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
T. J. Climer
Atlanta
Climer
Ovalline Company
B. W. Schuneman Company
First Methodist S S Orchestra Performs Unfinished Symphony
The Sunday school orchestra of First Methodist Episcopal church, 23 musicians plus guests, conducted by C Albert Scholin, played Schubert’s Unfinished Symphony in B minor and other pieces in a 4 to 5:15 p m concert. Patrons praised the performance and Scholin predicted a 40 piece symphony orchestra for fall.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Albert Scholin
Luigini
Kurtz
Hadley
Unseen Kingdom
Scholin
Symphony orchestra may return next autumn in Cedar Falls
The director voiced optimism about forming a symphony orchestra next autumn. The current personnel includes first violins Mildred Luce Hortense Morgan Virginia Wilson Mia Max Popejoy Cedar Falls D C Crawford Margaret Gallup Homer Albright. second violins Maxine Kessler Esther Siegel Sarah Bhelton Kenneth Lormor. viola Carl Nielsen Cedar Falls. cello Thelma Lillig Cedar Falls. double bass Emma Lou Smith. flute Vera Jensen oboe Paul Lovejoy Cedar Falls. clarinets W T Gordon Dorothy Bon Durant. cornets Cressie Whaylen Sterling Myers. horn Henry Daliman trombone Dan Jensen. pianist Pauline Horton. This was Scholin's spring concert opening music week.
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Mildred Luce
Hortense Morgan
Virginia Wilson
Mia
Max Popejoy
Cedar
Falls
D. C
Crawford
Margaret Gallup
Homer Albright
Maxine’ Kessler
Esther Siegel
Sarah Bhelton
Kenneth Lormor
Carl Nielsen
Cedar Falls
Mrs Townsend Slightly Improved After Car Crash
Waverly Iowa May 7 Slight improvement noted in the condition of Mrs D O Townsend St Paul Minnesota who a week ago was crushed when her automobile overturned after a tire blowout on the highway near Nashua.
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Courier
Waverly
D. O
Townsend
St. Paul
Minn
Nashua
Boy Begins 45 Mile Bicycle Trek From Manyard
Herbert Lehmkuhl, 12, started at 4 a m from Manyard in Fayette County on a 45 mile ride to Waterloo. He carried a sandwich and rode through the morning hours reaching his destination by 21 a m.
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Manyard
Fayette County
Waterloo
Herbert Lehmkuhl
Long journey leaves Maynard helper with stiff leg
Waterloo student assistant janitor at Maynard schoolhouse returned from a weekend stay at Mrs. C. R. Barnholt’s home on Campbell avenue. He left by train today to resume his studies, reporting no major injuries aside from slight stiffness in his leg muscles.
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Waterloo
Maynard
C. R. Barnholt
Campbell Avenue
Mrs Tyrrell Dies in Waverly Funeral Tuesday
The funeral of Mrs David Tyrrell who died Saturday in Waverly Ia is set for Tuesday. The Courier Special Service reports the deceased mentioned as the wife of David Tyrrell with services arranged locally. The brief item notes the death occurred in Waverly and identifies the upcoming funeral date.
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David Tyrrell
Waverly
Courier Special Service
David. Tyrrell
New Cleansing Cream Promises Instant Liquidity Cocoa Moisturizing
A new cleansing cream called MELLO-GLO reportedly turns liquid on contact with skin while containing cocoa butter. It cleanses pores, nourishes the complexion, and claims to hydrate dry skin without sagging. Advertisers urge asking for MELLO-GLO, companion to MELLO-GLO Face Powder Layerman's Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layerman's
Burial Services Held for Mrs Tyrrell in Local Baptist Church
A funeral service for Mrs Tyrrell, aged about 58, will be held Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the Baptist church here. Rev W A Bimmons will officiate following a February stroke induced illness. Local residents note her long illness.
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W. A. Bimmions
Tyrrell
Eastern Star leader remembered with family ties cited
For years prominent in the Order of Eastern Star she served as secretary. She is survived by a daughter Ruth, a sister Mrs Morse of Waterloo, and a brother Everett Gi i of Waverly.
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Eastern Star
Bhe Ig
Hushinda
Ruth
Morse
Waterloo
Everett
Gi i
Waverly
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Fieldman
G. W. A. Fountain
Greater Waterloo Association
Congregationalists’ Conference
Holland
C. Hart
Phelps
Jefferson St
Luttan’s
6Th & Water Sts
Park View Gardens
Byrnes Park
Ithie
A. 8. Weishaar
Woman's Club
A. A. Zimmerman
Henry Grout
W. H. Howrey
Waterloo Savings Bank
First Methodist S. S. Orchestra
Kirk
West Side
Pioneer Spirit
Pioneer Service
Aterign Town
Master Masons
Waterloo Lodge
Petersen Chapel
Lah. Oearwlac
Aou Oe
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