Sunday School Leaders Call for Religious Education Reform
At the Hlack Tank County Sunday School convention opening in First Brethren Church, Mrs. O G Tierbracht urged churches to curb secular influences and boost cradle to religious education. She stressed three pillars the school church and home and the need for clear aims and strong leadership. Rev Edwin Boardman Jr led worship and Dr Clyde Wildman spoke, with more addresses planned.
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Aasers
O.gillerbrecht
Town State Sunday School Association
First Brethren Girren
Vie Hlack Tank
Sunday School ‘Association
Tierbrecht
Starling
Edwin Boardman, Jr
I T First Brethren, Church
Clyde Wildman
Cornell College
Mount Vernon, Ja
Oldfashioned Mother Play At Universalist Church Friday
A staged reading titled Oldfashioned Mother will be presented Friday at the Universalist Church. Debut cast includes Deborah Underhill, Aliss Lowizy, Brother Jonah Quackenbush, Jerry Gosling, John Underhill, Widder Bilh, Isabel SimsScott, Glor iapa Perkins, Sukeay Pindle, Charley Underbill, and Quintus Todd. Miss Elizabeth Roupke directs. Clara Barton guild sponsors.
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Soman
Universalist Church
Deborah Underhill
Leitha _ Shirley
Aliss Lowizy
Juanita Boden
Jonah Quackenbush
Svan Picifier
Jerry Gosling
Jerry Gosling;” Cherry ‘Farmer Boy) By Garret Greene
John Underhilk
Bud Wilsontramp
Sterling Leckington
Widder
Bernice Gindt
Isabel Simscott
Elizabeth Bodell
Gloriapa Perkins
Leona Gindt
Jessie Bodell
Charley
Willis Sprague
Quintus Todd
High Bellis
Elizabeth Roupke
Cedar Fans
Clara Barton Guild
Girls Love New Wonderful Powder Advertisement
An ad for MBS LO GLO by Fan Davis Dry Goods Co promotes a French process powder that hides shine, resists perspiration, and minimizes lines or pores for a natural skin look. It urges buying a box a day.
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MBS
Fan Davis Dry Goods Co
Sutter's Stroke of Paruly and Local Notices
James Stahler suffered a light stroke Tuesday morning affecting the right side. Lions Club directed the noon meeting with Bure Towne and others present. Mrs. Lucile Krueger of Minneapolis visits her parents in La Porte City. Andrew Burrows moves to be near his son Ray. Lelind Mackie relocates to Locust Street. Tom Isibett visits Waterloo to see daughter Mable recovering from appendicitis. Marjorie Milne and college friends travel to Chicago for a position with a bureau of tours.
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Janes Kahler Sutters
Paruly
la Porte City
James Stahler
Isis
Moinnes
Jin Id Mars
Walter Lyon
Lucile Krueger
Minneapolis
Dallas Husman
Andrew Burrows
George Cook
Ray
Mrs James Jones Dies in Des Moines Known in Oelwein
Oelwein Iowa May 12 Mrs Jamies Jones formerly of Oelwein died Tuesday at her Des Moines home Her parents Mr and Mrs Willian Flanagan and a sister Mrs Norman Smith all of this city were in Des Moines at the time of her death Deceased leaves a husband and two small sons Otto Paul and Carl Birch sold their interest in the 1st Charles street meat market to Joe Birch and Jos Brown New firm took possession today William Walagusk i Pairbank fined 23 dollars and costs for intoxication awaiting bond and new charge under motor vehicles act John D Singer recovering from a near fatal roof fall Celvin school musicians concert at high school Thursday night orchestra 75 pieces senior band 100 chorus 100 under Ly on Lb James Rotary club meeting Stoyp chosen delegate to Denver international convention June and W Armbruster alternate Charles Graham elected business manager for The Cornelian
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Oelwein
Jamies Jones
Des Moines
Willian Flanagan
Mes
Norman Smith
Otto
Paul
Carl Birch
Charles Street
Joe Birch
Jos Brown
Brown
Oelwein Ong
William Wallaguski
Pairbank
Cook
Ells
Tr. O'Brien
R Govery
John Ridler
Lyan Lb. James
E. J. Braulick
Rotars Club
Dent
Stoyp
Denver
Junne
Sand W. Armbruster
J.C. Dunkle
Webster
C. We Cooper
Washington, Mn
Edward
Charles Graham
1 City
The
Cornelian
Grading Work on Red Ball Road Advances Toward Gravel
Towa City May 12. Grading on the Red Ball road south from Iowa City to the Johnson county line is being speeded. Contractors expect it to be ready to gravel within a few weeks.
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Towa-City
Towa
City
Red Ball Road
Iowa
Johnson County
Canning Company Re-Elects Officers and Directors
Stockholders of the Canning Company of Waterloo reelected George E. Lichty as president JS Fowler as vice president Laner C. Bell as secretary and licensee. Fowler and George Huntley were also reelected to the board of directors. Bell reported last year’s sweetcorn pack quantity and quality improved. The company operates canning factories at Waterloo Dyersville and Dysart with the Waterloo plant the state’s largest. Acreage to be planted this year will be slightly less, but all factories will run at capacity next fall if yields stay fair. Contracts cover 4200 acres for planting by farmers and leased farms for the season.
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Lhe
Waterloo
Canning Company
George Eo. Lichty
Dyersville
Dysart
Hell
Bank Reorganization Effort After May Closure
Within a week of the first hint of reorganization among depositors the bank, closed May 3 by order of the board of directors, saw a meeting May 5 to discuss reorganization. A $120000 pledge followed and a committee canvasses depositors seeking support for shares at 200 each, payable in cash or with funds on deposit when it closed. Committee members include C. G. Bailey, J. L. Utley, Andy Hughes, Percy Snyder, James Otterson, Fred Shafer, Henry N. Reich, and James Tierney.
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CG. M. Bailey
JL. M. Utley
Andy Mughes
Percy Snyder
James Otteson
Pred Shafer
Henry N. Relch
James Tierney
Chicago Gunman Sentenced After Payroll Rescue
Chicago gunman Joe Murray was sentenced to 30 years at Fort Madison penitentiary after Judge D W Jackson overruled his motion for a new trial. Murray helped in the sensational February 9 payroll gang rescue and subsequent capture and conviction followed.
Bank seeks $10,000 more to complete reorganization
New Hampton Ta May 12 With a late Tuesday checkup the Second National bank reorganization committee said $190,000 had been pledged by depositors. Reorganization needs $200,000 total, so the group continues efforts to raise the remaining $10,000. The $390,000 figure cited earlier is noted.
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New Hampton
Second National Bank
Gustafson Takes Charge of Cummins Speakers Bureau
Des Moines May 12 Gustafson A chief clerk of the house for five terms today assumed charge of the speakers bureau set up with Cummins political headquarters in Des Moines.
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Gummins
Des Moines
CUP
A. G. Gustafson
Towarhouse of Representatives
Cummins
Endowment Pledges Rise for Drake University Drive
Des Moines May 12 Inia press notes say more than 50000 in pledges has been raised to support Drake University and a maintenance fund. Workers in the drive report optimism about reaching the 250000 target as efforts continue.
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Des Moines
Hsing
Crb
Drake University
Ayok
Thesrive
Bad Luck and the Devil Pursued Him
A testimonial from a man detailing years of illness and accidents, claiming relief after using Maya's remedy. He cites prior injuries, pneumonia, typhoid, and ongoing stomach and intestinal ailments, urging readers to try the product with a money back guarantee.
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Lunehear
A. J
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James Jones
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