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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1928

Page

13

Grand Officers of Odd Fellows Here Tomorrow

Waterloo encampment No 51 OOF will entertain grand encampment officers at Black Hawk hall on Friday evening. Joseph M. Stewart and other grand officers will attend, with a 1 o clock initiation in the Golden Rule Degree. Guests from nearby encampments will join and a session follows with entertainment and refreshments. Wood to speak at Evanston meeting of Izaak Walton League of America.

Waterloo Black Hawk Hall Joseph M. Stewart Des Moines Thomas Dustin Maxwell E. E. Hill Glyde C. Bell Fairfield L. W. Smith J. W.schreiner J. W.schreiner, Grand Breasurer Gladbrook M. A. Bowden Cedar Falls Oelwein Independence and Tract Waterloo Amiliary

Modern adults hindering youth in religious work says Montgomery

Rev Royal J Montgomery Grinnell told the Iowa Congregational conference that modern adults hinder Christianizing youth. He urged religious education departments to reform and work with adults while noting continued paganism and lax morals among college youth. Farmers criticize the consolidated school be

Des Moines U.P Royal J. Montgomery Grinnell Iowa Congregational Conference Montgomery

Parish plan boosts urban church reach in Jowsa

Montgomery notes the larger parish strategy of a central church with several rural outposts is most successful in Jowsa, linking pastors to communities and fostering urban tastes over rural ones.

Jowsa Montgomery

Teachers named for Allison high school vacancies 1928

May 10. Special list of teachers chosen for Allison high school openings includes Grace Holliday for domestic science and music, Gladis Glesman for English, Rose Duitsman for seventh and eighth grades, and Edna Hollis for fifth and sixth grades.

Grading Contractor Starts Work on Floyd Project

Charles City Indiana May 10 W FR Garland New Hampton holds contract for grading four miles on the Niles New Haven road and began the work yesterday starting at the north end Divided Over Sewer Project Residents north of the tracks urged council to discuss sewer costs with debates for and against the plan. Baby Fox Capture Charles Otto and son Rockford brought three live baby red foxes captured in John Edmund woods Ulster township into the city three were killed Otto hoped to collect a bounty but none is paid. Nephew Injured Mrs A B OG Dodd learned her nephew Cecil Fullerton Denver Col had serious injuries in a head on auto crash with another car without lights Fullerton has visited the city several times. Metis With FB Women Mary Grees Ames assistant state leader in women project work met with Farm Bureau women and renewed acquaintance with Mrs Sam Williams from 40 years ago. Return to Homes Mrs Pat Kelley Drubin and W O Salmon from Oklahoma City returned home after attending funeral of Sister Mary Theresa in Cedar Rapids. Banker to Return A L Olds president Citizens National Bank and wife return from California this Saturday. Last I O F Dance Odd Fellows and Rebekahs schedule final dance of season Friday night in their hall.

Courier Charles City Charles Otto Rockford John Edmund Woods Ulster Township Otto Mary Grees Ames Farm Bureau Sam Williams Pat Kelley Drubin Ss. P W. O. Salmon Oklahoma Mary Theresa Cedar Rapids A. L. Olds Citizens National Bank California

Adlerika Relief Ad Jointed to Sleep Aid Claim

Column-style ad promotes Adlerika for gas relief and removal of old waste matter. Claims stomach comfort and better sleep after first spoonful. Cites Mrs. Glenn Butler and Robert Drug Co as endorsers in a promotional claim.

Glenn Butler Adlerika Robert Drug Co

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