Emory Speer to Speak at Iowa Bar Association Meeting
U. S. district judge Emory Speer of Macon Georgia will deliver the main address at the nineteenth annual Iowa State Bar association meeting in Sioux City June 26 27 Prof H C Horack Iowa City secretary reports opening address by Lieut Gov W L Harding with Judge Martin J Wade of Iowa City to respond The program includes papers on public service law school duties and criticizing the courts Banquet features Maurice O Connor J A Pollard Schuyler Livingston Simon Freishman Horace E Deemer will give the president’s address The County Attorneys association meets with the Iowa group on Wednesday and Thursday A J Burt and A J Henderson lead the local organizing efforts The notice concludes with an advertisement for a film at the Crystal about birth to death to prevent disease.
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Sioux City
Emory Speer
Macon
United States
Iowa State Bar Association
H. C. Horack
University of Iowa
Iowa City
W. L. Harding
Martin J. Wade
James Wilson
Walter I. Smith
Council Bluffs
Law School
Henry W. Dunn
Law College
University of Town
F. F. Faville
Storm Lake
Hotel Martin
Maurice O'Conner
Fort Dodge
J. A. S. Pollard
Fort Madison
Schuyler W. Livingston
Washington
Simon Freishman
Buffalo
Horace E. Deemer
Red Oak
Iowa Supreme Court
County Attorneys’ Association
Iowa Association
A. J. Burt
Emmetsburg
A. J. Henderson
Webster City
Anniversary of Plymouth Church Observances
Rev and Mrs L B Hix travel to Tabor for the Congregational State association convention and Mrs Hix serves as delegate for Plymouth Church and the local society. They will then visit daughter Mrs Arthur Wilhelm in Muscatine. Next Sunday marks the church’s third anniversary with special services led by Walter H Schwedler.
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L.B. Hix
Tabor
Congregational State Association
Iowa Home Missionary Union
Hix
Plymouth Congregational Church
Muscatine
Arthur Wilhelm
Walter H. Schwedler
Mr. Schwedler
Cedar Falls Class of 46 to graduate in June
Cedar Falls Iowa May 19 special the public school will graduate a class of 46 on June 3. Gov Clarke will deliver the address and Rev Otis H Holmes will give the baccalaureate sermon on June 1. Alumni reception June 6 and Junior reception June 7. Class roster includes Archie Minish Lelia Keefer Hugh Mullarky Marjorie Miller Marie Harker Tena Ludeman Marietta Hostrop Jessie Lawrence Miriam Miller Jennie Graham Ella Brown Flossie Lawrence Rolla Raymond Edeline Thlings Charles Dudley Bess McCowan Robert Willard Harlan Hansen Orlin Bremer Rathmer il liman Mary Moorehead Burness WilER Henrietta Radell Roger Leavitt Gladys Severin Dorris DeBar Ethyl Dumond Margaret Rait Ronald Kuidop Myrie Robinson Laura Hauser Harriet Bozarth Harry Stevens Eva Smith Helen Brown Irma Van Derveer Julia Simonsen Grace Smith Jennie Jepsen Dorothy Francis Floyd Toomey Ruth Fridell Otilia Nielsen Charles Boggen Wilma Garnett Clark Gilmore other notes include local happenings fire calls moves hospitalizations and staff changes in town institutions
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Cedar Falls
Gov. Clarke
Otis H. Holmes
Methodist Church
Archie Minish
Lelia Keefer
Hugh Mullarky
Marjorie Miller
Marie Harker
Tena Ludeman
Marietta Hostrop
Jessie Lawrence
Miriam Miller
Jennie Graham
Ella Brown
Flossie Lawrence
Rolla Raymond
Edeline Thlings
Charles Dudley
Bess McCowan
Robert Willard
Harlan Hansen
Orlin Bremer
Rathmer §Illiman
Mary Moorehead
Burness Wiler
Henrietta Radell
Roger Leavitt
Gladys Severin
Dorris DeBar
Ethyl Dumond
Margaret Rait
Ronald Kuidop
Myrie Robinson
Laura Hauser
Harriet Bozarth
Harry Stevens
Eva Smith
Helen Brown
Irma van Derveer
Julia Simonsen
Grace Smith
Jennie Jepsen
Dorothy Francis
Floyd Toomey
Ruth Fridell
Otilia Nielsen
Charles Boggen
Wilma Garnett
Clark Gilmore
Church Organizes For Sunday School Progress Report
The text notes a former building committee chairman now serving as Sunday school superintendent. It promises a report on the church’s progress since its organization and other facts. Sunday school will meet at the usual hour with no evening service.
Church Events Of Interest At Champlin Chapel
The Champlin chapel regular meeting is tomorrow evening at 7 46 with Mrs George Moody in charge. Friday afternoon Mrs Blenis division of Walnut Street Baptist Ladies Aid meets at Mrs J A Smith 516 Independence Ave. The chorus choir practices at 7 30 in the choir room directed by Prof George Moody. A joint social of the B Y P U from First church follows in the parlors.
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Champlin Chapel
George Moody
Swat the Fly Social at Baptist Churches
A social hosted by the First Baptist committee will be held with both Baptist churches invited. The event promotes the educational film The Reason at Crystal, Monday and Tuesday with no extra charge besides 5 cents for all.
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the Crystal
Preacher Delivers Sermon On Family Welfare To Boys
Rev. William F. Spry of First Methodist church preached to the boys on Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother in a four part series about home welfare. He spoke in a creditable style and urged respect for parental authority amid discussions of family values.
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William F. Spry
First Methodist Church
Man dies after fall at Janesville hayloft
M W Sanderlin a farmer near Janesville died Saturday night after falling from a hayloft Friday afternoon. He was alone when the accident happened and unconscious when found. Funeral services will be at his home and at the Janesville Methodist church with interment in Janesville. Born May 1 1841 in Auburn New York he moved to Black Hawk county in 1856 and served in the Twelfth Iowa infantry from 1861 to 1863 before muster out for disability.
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Cedar Falls
M. W. Sanderlin
Janesville
Auburn
N. Y
Black Hawk County
Twelfth
Iowa Infantry
Fort Henry
Donelson
Shiloh Downing
Downing
Sioux Falls
Greene
Eld Downing
Parental Devotion Showcased by Boys Critique of Double Standards
A speech urged boys to offer full parental devotion and challenged double standards in male and female conduct. Rev Spry spoke on Mormonism drawing strong attention. An ad promotes a lesson in motion pictures titled Swat the Fly and Prevent Disease at Crystal on Monday and Tuesday.
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Spry
Auto shop worker breaks arm while cranking car
G. Toulouse of the Independent Auto and Repair shop on Eighth and Sycamore streets broke his left arm Saturday evening while cranking a car. He was employed at the shop and was treated for his injury.
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Toulouse
Eighth and
Sycamore Streets
Car repair injury leads to arm break at home
Mr. Towlouse of 622 Agh street reports an engine kick back during a trial run of a repaired vehicle causing a fractured arm. A jail meeting was held yesterday at 10 o'clock, led by the YWCA with Miss Rachel Jones as secretary, including devotions from Isaiah 53 6 and John 1 12, and a solo by Miss Cooley.
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Towlouse
Agh Street
Y. W. Csa
Rachel Jones
Isiah
John
Cooley
Waterloo businessman offers unique delegation to Des Moines meeting
A Waterloo business man pledges to pay for a twenty five man delegation from Waterloo Council No. 201 of the United Commercial Travelers to the fifteenth grand council meeting in Des Moines. Attire includes white duck suits white shoes and caps. The three day session marks the twenty fifth anniversary of the order in Iowa with about 3000 members statewide.
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Waterloo Council
United Commercial
Isaac L. Ferris
Waterloo
Grand Council
Des Mones
Des Mother
Order
United States
Hawkeye State
Illinois law reaches Iowa end of Mississippi duck shooting
Burlington Iowa May 19 reports that a Wisconsin style spring shooting ban will halt duck and game shooting along the Mississippi on the Iowa side. The Iowa Supreme Court previously upheld Enos Moyer verdict in the related case.
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Burlington
Wiinola
Mississippi River
Iowa
Iowa Supreme Court
Enos Moyer
Officials Gaining Power to Arrest on Shore Waters
Officials gain right to arrest anyone fishing along the shore under Iowa law paving a precedent in the Jo Olts case. The measure enables Kai ne officers to enter Iowa waters and deter imitators on the state border by the Mississippi River, effectively halting spring hunting along this riverfront.
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Jowa
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