Presbyiterian Call A Pastor In Bellingham Washington
The First Presbyterian Church in Bellingham unanimously voted to extend a call to Rev. John Roberts McCartney to serve as pastor. McCartney, about 85, hails from a family of ministers and has led three churches with notable growth in membership and property during eight years in Bellingham. It remains to be seen if he accepts and when the congregation will learn his decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
John Roberts McCartney
Bellingham
Wagh
McCartney
James Bailey
New Jersey
Batley
H. W. Reherd
Westminster College
Salt Lake City
Coroner Opens Inquiry Into Mrs Rasmussen's Death
Coroner Kistner started an official investigation into the death of Mrs. Hans Rasmussen of Cedar Falls who died last night after an interurban car left the city at 8 30. Motorman C E Kronm and Conductor Charles Nightingale were on duty and said the woman did not leave the car and no stop signal was given near her home found unconscious after the car passed. No eyewitnesses yet identified. investigators will seek car passengers and may not impanel a jury if no eye witnesses are located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kistner
Hans Rasmussen
Cedar Falls
C. E. Kronm
Charles Nightingale
Rasmussen
Contractors Visit Waterloo Over Russell Lamson Hotel
Meyer Fridstein of the Dunphy Fridstein firm visited Waterloo with Dale Shockley and A A Miller after helping erect the Russell Lamson hotel. They denied involvement in the new building with C O Lamson and reported progress on site. Woodwork and decorators are active and public opening is targeted for August I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Meyer Fridstein
Dunphy-Fridstein Contracting Company
Russell-Lamson
Dale Shockley
A. A. Miller
Milwaukee
C. O. Lamson
Fourth
Commercial Streets
Lamson
Fridstein
Dunphy-Fridstein
G. C. Lamson
Lamson Returns to Oversee Russell-Lamson Hotel
Co. O. Lamson has returned from a business trip to several large cities for the Russell-Lamson hotel project. He announces finishing touches are under way but opening is not yet planned. The burned corner of Fourth and Commercial streets will not be rebuilt until the hotel is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. O. Lamson
Russell-Lamson
Hea
Mystic Workers' Lodge Director Attends Fulton Meeting
R. J. Bell supreme director of the Mystic Workers' lodge visited Fulton last evening for a board of directors session. The gathering precedes the annual convention at Cedar Rapids from June 9 to 12, where new officers and directors will be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Bell
Mystic Workers’ Lodge
Fulton
Cedar Rapda
Town Talk Notes and Local Visits in Waterloo
Local page lists residents visiting Waterloo from Ackley Mason City and Irmopolitan area with social calls and plans. Includes health updates Mrs C B Thomas at 227 Washington and HW Bernbrock ill at 709 South Street. Plans for picnics sewing exhibition and a farewell party. Chief Leighton contemplates trip to Toronto and Portland to visit relatives with family business ties and historic souvenirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Thomas
Washington Street
L J. Smith
Iripoli
Waterloo
Y W C A Board Reports Progress and New Members
The Y W C A board meeting in the new Woods Bros building praised progress across departments. April meals rose over 1913, 54 new members joined, and resignations of Miss Rachel Jones and Miss Alma Gobin were announced for July.
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Y. WG. A
Woods Bros
Fourth Street
Rachel Jones
Alma Gobin
Dan Cupid
Miss Jones
Aurora
Waterloo Association
Miss. Tones
Gobin
The
Waterloo Y. W. (. A
Davey White Returns to Waterloo Lineup This Season
Davey White, star outfielder from last season's Waterloo club, reports today and will join the game immediately. He trained at home and was delayed by a business deal. White will play left field with HU moving to left and Hollenbeck to right. Joe Wintz to be released from scarlet fever quarantine tomorrow but remains weak and unlikely to play soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davey White
Waterloo
White
Hollenbeck
Joe Wintz
Local News Highlights From St Ansgar Area
May 18 notes from St Ansgar recount visits by Mr and Mrs Hans Borsheim and two children from Charles City plus Mrs W R Turner with her ailing mother in Charles City. Local events include a Norwegian celebration trip to Minneapolis and a high school ball game against Little Cedar won 15 to 1½. Epworth league served supper at MBE church basement raising $20.
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St. Ansgar
Hans Borsheim
Charles City
W. R. Turner
FE. A. Sponheim
A. N. Lund
Minneapolis
Willard Dodge
Minneapolis Steel & Machinery Company
Salt Lake City
St. Ansear
Little Cedar
Epworth
Lloyd
Laura Koch
Bible Society reports 5,251,176 scripture volumes issued
The American Bible Society in New York reports total scripture issues for the year at 5,251,176 volumes, up 1,201,566 from 1913. The breakdown includes 412,229 Bibles, 763,158 New Testaments, and 4,073,789 portions, with the latter showing the largest rise.
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The
American Bible Society
New York
Ad writing tips from Milford Journal and game law note
Milford Mass Journal urges merchants to advertise by clearly stating goods and prices. A Forest and Stream correspondent reports on the federal game law boosting waterfowl sightings in southern Minnesota with geese and ducks abundant and hopes shooting returns in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Mass
Dricelyn
Minn
Minnesota
Lake
Ozatanka
Head of the House Finds Wife the Financial Manager
Tom Atherton and Susie discuss their future as a married business pair with Susie as head of finances. He hands over weekly salary, she manages expenses, and his attempts at spending lead to a shift in power and growing dependence on her budgeting. The tale ends with his realization of her firm control.
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Susie
Anid
Tom Atherton
Tom
Wardage
X Co
Frm
Pete Hathaway
Railroad deal details unfold in Mellen inquiry
The testimony covers bonds to be issued by Boston and Maine, Kuhn, Loeb and Co, and the Westchester exchange. Mellen describes payments, due bills, and dividends while detailing ties with Morgan. The session notes his fear and respect for Morgan as questioning continues.
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Morgan
Rockefeller
Brooker
Ledyard
Morenn
Mr. Folk
Jacob N. Schiff
Mr. Mellen
Kuhn, Loab & Co
Boston & Maine
Folk
Mr. Meilen
Wolk
Westchester
New Haven
Weatchester
Mellen
Tnspector Byrnes
Alan
New York
W Woestchester
Boston Rand
Thomas F. Ivrnes
Fourteenth Street
Tammany Hall
Mr. Morgan
Mr. Falk
Mrr. Mellen
Mr. Mellan
Sally
May Pole Dances by School Children
A May day program by pupils of the Huw Thorne school is planned for Wednesday evening. The kindergarten May pole will be set up and dance scenes will feature the old time May pole dancers. German folk dances follow with a May queen crowned, then a Victrola concert in the main room with refreshments served and a small admission fee.
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Huw- Thorne
Waterloo Delegation Plans for National Convention Trip
Two car loads of Waterloo members of the B P B A will depart July 1 for Kansas City to attend the national convention. It will be the nearest to Iowa in years with delegations from other Iowa cities. A special train from Oelwein via the Great Western will carry Waterloo members. Rev. Wilbur Clapp leads local arrangements. The convention runs July 2 to 8.
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Waterloo
Kansas City
Iowa
Oelwein
Great Western
Wilbur Clapp
Waterloo district to graduate 48 at term end
Superintendent A T Hukill announces 48 students will graduate as the term ends. Latin course names include Clarence Baldwin Nelle Mar Pardoe Roger P Bird as well as Elizabeth Draper Harold Spry Elsa Teeter and Merle Witt among others. English and manual training lists also noted with several named graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Hukill
Waterloo Independent
Paps
Clarence Baldwin
Nelle Mar Pardeon
Roger PV. Bird-teal
Cathhapman
Kavern Chapman
Robert A. Cole
Elizabeth A. Draper
Je Friedman
Ray Jo. Golinveaux
Y . Hosa
Evelyn M. Vivian Innes
Carl
Austa W
Ansa BR
For Sale and Wanted Notices in Courier Classifieds
A jumble of local classified ads listing sales and wants. Items include an oak library table, dining and bedroom sets, summer cottage in Tauqua Park, farm land near Ticeville, Maytag and Seventy-Marson machines, rental living spaces, waitresses and a stenographer, and a riverfront Sang Lauril lot. Contact details and addresses such as M-30 Mulberry and 563 W 4th St are given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
Falan-Boliman Co
J. B. Stewart
Olantauqua Park
Mustard St
Sted
South Barclay
Tack
Ticeville
Iowa
Andrew Maxwell
Riceville
Towa
Seylinder Marson
Cure Courier
Aflerton
Marsh-Place
Diesden Oak
West 8Rd St
Meyele
Cara Courier
Sang Lauril Lot
Remarkable improvement under Dr Myers for paralytic child
Mrs Knapp describes Russell’s recovery from paralysis aided by German specialist Dr Myers. Despite prior costly failed treatments, Russell now moves better with improved use of arm and leg and occasional sight tests. Dr Myers claims to treat chronic stomach liver nerves and related diseases at 712 1 2 Sycamore St Waterloo Iowa with broad hours.
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Myers
Hut
Russell
J. 0. Knapp
Sycamore St
Iis
Ellis Hotel
Waterloo
Iowa
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Presbyterian
John Roberts M'Cartney
Wash
Mrs. A. Boyd of
Ackley
Ralph Law
Mason City
C. E. Stevenson
Pine Street
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Lafayette Park
Mercy Banton
Crawfordsville
H. T. Banton
HW. O. Bernbrock
South Street
P. A. Morrison
Crescent Place
Carl Rice
Chicago
H. C. Keiber
Walnut Street Baptist Church
B. A. Leighton
Town Criers
Toronto
Portland
Y.W.C.A
Davey White Reports
Paris
Oxfords
Russia
W. C. Kohl & Son
East Fourth Street
Evening Courier
Dr. Myers
Russell Knapp
Gardon Grove
Black Hawk
It & Abit
Alwaya & Grigtee News
Montis
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