Judge Clifford P F Smith Lectures to Large Waterton Audience
A large Waterton audience heard Judge Clifford P F Smith of Boston, formerly of Mason City, lecture on Christian Science. The speaker explained the faith with clear logic, aiding audience understanding, and has gained recognition on the Mother Church board in Boston. Attorney B F Swisher introduced the lecturer.
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Waterton Theatre
Clifford PF. Smith
Boston
Mason City
Judge Smith
Mother Church
B. F. Swisher
Greek immigrant fined for insulting women on street
Gust Paules a Greek, arrested last evening on the charge of insulting women on the street, was arraigned before Judge Myers in police court. He pleaded not guilty but was found guilty and fined ten dollars, then jailed to satisfy the debt.
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Gust Paules
Myers
Paules
Town Talk Items Include Local Deaths and Court News
Congressman Pickett plans a quick return from Washington and may stay a few days. Mrs. Keller and Miss Lucy Mae Keller travel to Chicago after the sudden death of Misa Evelyn Keller. funeral services set for Sunday. Attorney Lovejoy reports no new trial for Glen Gulliver, but a motion for a new hearing is filed. Sewing club shifts to Miss Grace Dunkelberg’s home due to weather. Christ Episcopal Sunday school workers meet to finalize plans for next Saturday’s social. Mrs. Ida Burkitt recovers from rheumatism. Maxim DeGrosz now directs an orchestra in Sacramento after earlier work in St. Joseph. R. L. De Gon, city auditor, receives a Waterloo ordinance recodification update. Greek youth Gustave Poulos, 17, faces insult charge. arraignment postponed. Detective McSweeney recovers a stolen popcorn wagon from James Costas. valued at $200, attributed to Greek girl’s involvement. Time Savers ads note 5c clothes pins at C. H. Eightey’s.
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Congressman Pickett
Washington
P. A. Keller
Lucy Mae Keller
Chicago
Misa Evelyn Keller
A. B. Lovejoy
Glen Gulliver
Osage
Orchard Bank
Grace Dunkelberg
Walnut Street
Blanche Edwards
Gustave Poulos
Geo. Dentist
J. McSweeney
James Costas
Fourth Street
Park Avenue East
Revival of Robin Hood in New York Impresses Crowd
The New York Robin Hood revival drew strong crowds with Miss Florence Wickham as Alan-a-Dale delivering lively singing and acting across three acts. The notice also mentions editor Jate Jacob Schmidt of Waterloo Times Tribune, his death last fall, and plans about returning to town. A separate legal note from Black Hawk County seeks $5138.44 damages in a promissory note dispute. local product ads list White Soap 25 cents and other small items.
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Robin Hood
New York
Florence Wickham
Alan-n-Dale
Jate
Jacob Schmidt
Duetscher Americaner
Atetasentan
Waterloo Times- Tribune
Watreloo
Florida
Chris
Iowa
Cuba
Joseph C. Kaufman
New Pastor in Waterloo at Northminster Church
Rev G F Lackland arrived from Qasis to become pastor of Northminster Presbyterian. He opened duties with a prayer meeting attended by many and high spirits. He will preach a Mothers Day sermon Sunday morning and an evening talk on The Neglected Father. The young minister shows enthusiasm and aims to help the church grow quickly.
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G. F. Lackland
Northminster
Dysart Reporter Notes Family Visit Amid Legal Suit
Dysart Reporter reports C J Sehmidt travels to Fort Ayers Finland to visit sister-in-law Arrs and daughter. The piece mentions John Beireiter of Dysart filing a suit in the district court connected to an attachment suit, with details sparse and unfinished.
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Dysart
C.J. Sehmidt
Fort Ayers
Fin
Arrs
G. Sehmidt
John Beireiter
Brigheligeng
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Christ Episcopal Sunday School
Ida Burkitt
Maxim DeGrosz
Sacramento
Cal
Waterloo
Mr. DeGrosz
St. Joseph
R. L. de Gon
Nubuque
C. H. Eightey’s
Ito
Mason Motor Co
Waterloo, Iowa, U.S. A
Coats
Petticoat
Terloo
Sidney Co. (Incorporated
Women’s, Misses’ and Children’s Outfitters
Eightey's
Mme
Florence Wickham AS
Asd Dale
DE Voe
E. C. de Voe
Bridge Street
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