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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1921

Page

2

Notables Coming for Chautauqua in Waterloo

A. O. Bernbrook elected president of the Waterloo Chautauqua as the organization schedules a July 24 to 28 program. Fred Pettit named vice president and P. H. Kemerer secretary, with treasurer to be elected later. Bishop Quayle and Bishop Mitchell will headline the first Sunday, with Grossman’s orchestra on afternoon and evening programs. Frederick Landis of Logansport joins the lineup, noted as a strong speaker, alongside Premier Norris of Manitoba. Landis speaks on Americanizing America and Norris on U S and Canada cooperation. The Isaac Van Grove Opera Co. provides musical numbers, and F. D. Meighan of Albert Lea will lecture on King Solomon’s Temple. Meighan’s wife is described as not a professional speaker. Meighan is expected to appear on Wednesday’s program.

Bernbrook Waterloo Chautauquam Fred Pettit P. H. Kemerer Bishop Quayle Minneapolis Bishop Mitchell The Chautauqua Grossman Fred. Landis Kenesaw Mountain Landis Frederick Landis Logansport Ind Landis Judge Landis Norris Manitoba America United States Canada Isaac van Grove Opera Company Mary Garden Solomon's Temple F. D. Meighan Albert Lea Mini Palestine King Solomon's Temple Méighan Meighan

Greater Activity in Motor Car Line Now Indicated

The motor car business shows renewed vigor in the county as applications for licenses rise. Mrs. Cecil Lanning reports many new vehicle registrations, with several larger models among the smaller arrivals. Yesterday saw 28 motor car ownership transfers filed with the treasurer, a figure near the prior peak of 30, reflecting shifting buying or ownership patterns.

Cecil Lanning

Fine prospects for strawberry crop in Iowa

May 19. Despite frost damage and cool early month weather there is an excellent prospect for strawberries in Iowa according to the weather and crop bureau and Secretary Herrick of the state horticultural society. In central and southern Iowa the prospects are near normal.

Mes Iowa Weather and Crop Bureau Herrick State Horticultural Society Central Jewa

Waterloo Welcomes 1922 Tricounty Rebekah Convention

Shell Rock Iowa May 18 Special Waterloo will host the next tricounty convention of Rebekah lodges after the annual meeting held in this city yesterday More than 200 delegates attended Selections announced include Ellie Crawford Cedar Parish ident vice president Miss Verna Hogshean Hudson secretary Mrs Frank Dewey Shell Rock treasurer Jennie Brause Waverly warden Gertie Crouse Greene conductor Ida Bergstrom Cedar Falls inside Dean Waterloo In other news the advertisement notes husband and wife in Shenandoah Virginia ill with rheumatism and bladder trouble who found relief using Foley Kidney Pills reporting fewer nighttime trips and improved back and joint symptoms.

Shell Rock Waterloo Rebekah Logge West Ellie Crawford Cedar Paris Verna Hogshean Hudson Frank Dewey Jennie Brause Waverly Gertie Crouse Greene Ida Bergstrom Cedar Fails I Dean

Sunday School Lesson on Martha and Mary at Jesus Home

The lesson centers on Luke 10 38 42 and the contrast between Martha's busy serving and Mary at Jesus feet. It urges hearing the word first, notes Jesus commend Mary, and ties home teaching to Timothy and family duty. It cites obedience, family training, and the home as the primary school.

Martha Jesus Mary Martha's Joseph Joeph Jon Timothy Tim Chris Jone Christ

Bishop Coppin to Speak at African M. E. Church

Bishop L. J. Coppin of the fourth Episcopal district of the African Methodist Church will speak at the local African M E church next Monday at 7 30 p m. Rev H C Boyd the pastor announces the bishop is touring the district to promote a nationwide five million dollar campaign in progress.

L. J. Coppin M. &E. Church H. C. Boyd

Health for Working Girls Addresses Ongoing Ailments

A Springfield reader reports periodic trouble that prevented work, then used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and regained strength. The ad claims the remedy has helped many women for over forty years and invites readers to write to the Lynn Massachusetts company for health guidance.

Springfield Til Lydia E. Pinkham Anna Reaxus Miss Rimkus Lydia B. Pinkham

Campaign program at Creston church meeting

Rev. Whitfield of Moline Illinois spoke as part of a campaign event at the Creston church. The program includes a 7:45 p.m. session Saturday and plans to continue services, with Bernide Seunders leading later talks.

Creston Whitfield Moline Ill Barsis Mise Bernidise

Dedication of $150,000 temple at Muscatine

May 26 dedication in Muscatine Iowa of a new $150,000 temple by Illinois Block past grand master of the grand lodge. Fifteen hundred Masons from across Iowa expected. Ceremonies from 1 to 11 p.m. Two banquets planned with Kaaba Temple Band Davenport to perform. Prominent Iowa Masons to attend and assist.

Muscatine lLtonis Davenport Prince Stepaddress Iowa

Indianapolis minister to address ten stealing of colored churches

The tent meetings under the colored churches of Waterloo will be addressed tonight by Rev. C. J. Steel of Indianapolis. Last evening Rev. J. W. Harris closed his sermon series on The Prodigal Son. Mrs. Lalshley sang The Prodigal Son and Mrs. Dowen sang What Will.

Colored Rehurchea Waterloo C. J.steel Indianapolis J. W. Harris Lalshley B. Dowen

Restore Health With 8.9.5 Vegetable Remedy Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to treat skin and health issues by taking 8.9.5 a vegetable remedy claimed to purify blood and improve complexion. It promises sparkling eyes and a springy step and directs readers to contact the Chief Medical Advisor at 830 Spruce Laboratory Atlanta Georgia.

Yaeer Atlanta Georgia

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