No Toleration or Recognition in Prophesied Reform Plan
A Chicago report from the synthesis of the Presbyterian Church general assembly warns against silence and mysticism in sex education. It cites 100,400 prostitutes in the United States and urges parents to answer children’s natural questions freely and honestly to prevent distorted views of life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Oae Hundred and Twenty-Sinth General Assembly
United States
Paul R. Hickok
John Balcom Shaw
John Kennedy
Winsfield Score Wall
J. Sex Education
Market Close Report for New York Stocks May 20
The New York Stock Exchange closed with mixed results as bellwethers such as United States Steel and American Copper showed modest gains while others like Reading and Missouri Pacific posted losses. Prominent rails including Union Pacific and Baltimore and Ohio traded with slight activity amid broader market fluctuations.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Pennsylvania
American Smelter
Tose Ee Nee
Atchison
Union Pacific
Baltimore and
Ohio
Southern Pac
Southern Railways
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit
United States Steel, Common
United States Steel, Pfd
Amalgamated Copper
TGR
BTS
Missouri
Great Northern
Koester Kiester Auto Accident Now Clarified
Reported misnaming in the paper corrected. Phillip Koester was involved, not H. K. Kiester. Koester says Mrs Siebert struck his vehicle, causing a wheel damage and her car to crash into a telephone pole after losing control.
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Koester
Kiester
Verper
Sycamore
Sixth Streets
H. K. Kiester
Phillip Koester
Mr. Koester
Mrs. Siebert
Koester M
Class Flag Vanished During Night at Learye School
A suspicious incident at Learye School reports the class flag missing while Jantior John Clemens watched the building. Officials describe a possible entry attempt and vow to investigate. Classmates speculate on supper party expenses tied to the event. Mrs. A Box 444 is listed for inquiries.
Mason in Speed Test at Tachar Speedway
Willie Haupt, a dare-devil racer, pilots a Mason car made by Mason Motor Company of Waterloo in Memorial Day speedway test. He finished well among leaders last year in the same contest, while classified ads promise broad reader reach and satisfactory returns.
Last Shot In a Feud Ends with Bride and Peace
In Kentucky a seventeen year old girl Mahalda Griggs and Josh Backus face a fatal feud. He admits killing Abel Griggs and offers himself. She spares him by sacrificing her dress and turning him into the woods in disguise. A shot warns but she is wounded. their act leads to a wedding months later uniting Griggs and Backus, ending the feud.
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Kentucky
West
Jock
Tong
Griggses
Bickuses
Abel Griggs
Josh Backus
Ceriggses
Josh
Backus
Mahulda Griggs
Griggs
Mahulda
Mahalda
Mahaida
Jim Backus
Abel
Rey O
St.” “Sartin
Mabuldy
Mabalda
Kackus
Abel Backus
Pee- Die
Griggues
Backuses
Mahalda Griggs
Queen of Carnival to Be Selected in Waterloo
Willam J. Jarvis of the Tom W. Allen shows conducts a popularity campaign for carnival queen in Waterloo during May. Votes cost one penny, with ballot boxes in stores. Candidates include Miss Alice Lawrence Miss Hazel Grings and Miss Entz. End at 7 pm May 24. daily vote tallies published. diamond ring prize under baseball group auspices.
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Willam J. Jarvis
Tom W. Allen
Waterloo
Teague
Liberty A
Toting
Wipar
Alice Lawrence
Hazel Grings
Miss Entz
Rag Social at Westminster Presbyterian Parish Parlors
The Ladies auxiliary staged a successful rag social a parody of a church sewing society meeting. Nelson Sly acted as stage manager and introduced 17 characters. The performance featured gossip and humorous depictions of church members including the pastor. Mrs. F. R. Hohl and Mrs. B. E. Benson led arrangements.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Nelson Sly
Jin
F. R. Hohl
B. E. Benson
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Jantior
John Clemens
Falan-Botman
Caterloo
Iowa
East Fourth Streets
Pulman
Brund
Joe
Red Cross
Ed Dresser
Ular Price
East Fifth Street
Joe Raymond
OF Post Office
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