Enrol Sunday Boys Meet Draws Large Waterloo Turnout
The Northeast Iowa Dider B conference opens Friday in Waterloo with over 500 boys expected to attend. Delegates from Wateroo and other towns must submit enrollments by Monday night at the YMC A building. Charles M. Mayne of Redpath Vau nter Chautauqua is slated as speaker and the College Glee Club from the State Teachers College will perform at the banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ic. W. Kirkpatrick
Fondanight
Coun Bluffs
Burlington
Gailes M. Mayne
Charles M. Mayne i
Redpath-Vawter Chautauqua
Mayne
the College Glee Club
Tov State Teachers College
C. J. As-hir
Ly Newton Riddell to Lecture on Applied Psychology in Waterloo
Dr. Newton N. Riddell of Chicago is invited to Waterloo to give a two week course of lectures at First Congregational Church starting Wednesday evening. He is a noted author and lecturer on applied psychology heredity child training and vital Christianity.
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Newton N. Riddell
Chicago
Waterloo
Dee
Dr Riddell
Knw
Riddell
Dell
Igecaton
Seattle
Portland
Denver
Dallas
Nashville
Eddell
Rock Island
Davenport
Des Moines
Iowa Banks Next to Connecticut in Insurance Business
Des Moines reports Iowa as a growing center for insurance activity after Hartford. A state law requires insurers to deposit securities equal to policy cash value, and Bert Mills of Bankers Life cites Iowa company deposits totaling $206,784.45 plus 72 cents, versus national totals of over $24 million for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert x. Mills
Bankers Life, Insurante Company
Iowa
Bankers Company
Thanksgiving Service Set at First Evangelical Church
Annual public thanksgiving offering will be observed Sunday at 10 30 a m under the Woman’s Missionary Society. Mrs W C Lang edar Weiss will deliver the sermon. Music by a speaker choir and a double quartet from the Missionary Society. Miss Leah Hickelry will read My Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical
Woman's Misionary Society
W. C. Lang
Edar Weiss
Alisonary Society
Leah Hickelry
Bishop Kephart to Lecture Sunday at Local U B Church
Cyrus J. Kephart D D bishop of the southwest district of United Ethren church will speak Sunday at Graves Memorial Church West Fourth and Allerton Street at 11 a m He remains活 a strong voice on contemporary issues and is known as a forceful speaker addressing day related topics.
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Bishop Kephart
U. B
Cyrus J. Kephart
United |Ethren Church
Graves Memorial Urch
West Fourth and Allershop
Kephart
Paul as Leader of Faith From Shipwreck’s Calm
William Jennings Bryan presents a sermon on Acts chapter 27 focusing on Paul's leadership during a perilous voyage. The talk argues faith in God empowered Paul to calm sailors and prisoners, modeling courage, obedience, and the value of right companionship amid danger.
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Apostle Paul
Mediterranean
Rome
Caesar
Jerusalem
Julius
Venturion
Paul
Sidon
Myra
Lycia
Alexandria
Italy
Fair Havens
Crete
Deuce
Altho
Jesus
Damascus
Christ
God
Wes Paul
Lin
Coln
North
South
Foch
Woubleg Ks
Universalist Head to Speak Sunday to Waterloo Assembly
Universalist Church of Waterloo will host Rev. Luther Riley Robinson midwestern superintendent of the Universalist church in Chicago for 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. services. Robinson, noted pulpit orator, recently finished campaigns in Osage and Boone Iowa and will also address the men at the noonday forum. He previously led the church for two months last winter during its reorganization. Senator Kenyon supports the movement and urges all to hear him. Burton E. Sweet and George B. Christian comment on the president’s telegram and thanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Universalist
Luther Riley Robinson
The
Universalist Church
Chicago
Robinson
Middle West
Osage
Boone.ia
Kenyon Expresses Heartfelt Support for Disarmament
Rev. S. Raspe reports a telegram from Kenyon voiced in the Church of the Redeemer to the president and Totva delegation urging influence for disarmament conference success. The message states strong support for armament limitation and pledges action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Universalist
Totva
S. Raspe
Gospel Team Heads to Iowa Falls for Sunday Services
Waterloo gospel team led by R. E. Crowther and six others will travel to Iowa Falls to conduct services in Baptist Congregational Methodist Friends and Christian churches Sunday morning and hold mass meetings for men boys and Congregational church in the evening. Gideons to dedicate 36 Bibles at Presbyterian hospital tomorrow at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gospel
Gwa Falls
Waterloo
Iowa Falls
R. E. Crowther
Harry T. Fisher
Henry H. Collet
R. Clare Heald
W. B. Howell
Max Noah
S$. A. Cohagan
Friends and Christian
Congregational Church
Town Falls
Waterloo Gideons
Presbyterian Hospital
China’s Problems Theme of Sermon at First Presbyterian
Dr J R Macartney will deliver an illustrated sermon at 7 30 pm tomorrow at First Presbyterian church on China and the “Young China” crisis. The sermon reflects on China’s upheaval from tradition and pagan rites and proposes a solution discussed at a Washington conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Dr. Macartney
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Far East
Washington
Christian Endeavor Rally Planned in Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County Christian Endeavor societies announce a rally at First Presbyterian Church Cedar Falls on Sunday with Walker Schaller of Dubuque presiding. Speakers include Miss Mary B. McPherrin and local superintendents. Afternoon session 2 30 supper 5 30 union meeting 6 30 and a closing pageant.
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Black Hawk County Christian
Eindeavor
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
Walker Schaller
Dubuque
Eleventh District
Mary B. McPherrin
Town Christian Endeavor Union
Cedar Falls Endeavorers
Noted reformer here tomorrow in Waterloo churches
Dr W J Johnson reformer and Presbyterian board secretary will lead a four minute speaking push in Waterloo churches tomorrow as part of a Sunday closing of theatres campaign leading to the December election day. Mass meetings are planned at Walnut Street Baptist and First M E with a union service at Westminster and sermons at Northminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Johnson
Presbyterian Board of Moral Welfare
Waterloo
Citizens’ Committee
Dr. Johnson
Walnut Street Baptist Church
M. E
All West
Johnson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Grace M. B
George Wood Anderson
Clarence Wilson
War Veteran’s Liquor Case Postponed in Tama County
Albert Lesonicky of near Clutier, Iowa, faced a manufacturing intoxicating liquors charge in Tama county district court. The case was postponed and likely not pressed. He served in World War I, fought overseas, was gassed, and now plans treatment at a government hospital. He is married with a newborn, and his record suggests leniency due to war injuries.
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Lesonicky
Albert
Gooze
Toledo
Lesanicky
United States
Europe
Uncle Sam
United States Army
Clutter
Lessonicky
Sam
Tama youth critically ill from poisoning exposure
Yama Ja Nov 26 Lester Reishman a young man from near Tama was found unconscious in FP A Gadbury feed barn Tama. He was moved to a room at the Central hotel where a doctor said he was near death. He suffered formaldehyde poisoning in addition to freezing exposure and received restoratives and bloodletting.
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Yama
Lester Reishman
Tama
A. Gadbury
Central Hotel
Hershman
Prominent Eldora Couple wed in Des Moines license ceremony
Guy M. Jones and Hortense Porter of Eldora obtained a Des Moines marriage license signaling the union of two county figures. Jones, former clerk of the courts, is known statewide for diverse activities while Porter, daughter of pioneer residents, has long been active in community work. The notice also notes Mrs. Charles Harrold as Macon’s first woman alderman.
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Iowa Falls
Des Moines
Guy M. Jones
Hortense Porter
Eldora
W. 8. Porter
Charles ¢. Harrold
Macon
Christ Episcopal Church Celebrates Fortieth Anniversary
Christ Episcopal Church marks 40 years since its 1881 incorporation with an all day Sunday service led by Rt. Rev. T. N. Morrison and clergy from nearby parishes A list of founders and early rectors is recalled with plans for evening addresses and music The following Tuesday features Daughters of the King initiation and a visit by Rev. Mounsey and Rev. Rudd The record recalls significant milestones including the 1881 church construction and 1886 consecration and notes long time senior warden T W Place born 1833 and honored during the jubilee events.
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Christ Episcopal Parish
T. N. Morrison
Iowan
M. L. Tate
Holland, Mich
Edward H. Rudd
T. D
Christ Cathedral
Salina
Kan
Thomas Horton
Ernest B
Mounseyv
Place
Thomas W. Place
Christchurch
Celebrant
Morrison
Tate
Horton
Rudd
Mounsey
George W. Hinkle
Cincinnati
Hinkle
William Perry
T. W. Place
J. H. Miller
J. W. Kraptel
Matt Parrott
O. Gable
Mr. Miller
Waterloo
J. FH. Miller
J. W. Krappel
A. I. Breckenidge
A. Farwell
F. M. Bird
Fourth Street
Perry
W. L. Lloyd
Samoa
Lloyd
Mr. Hinkle
Henr i
Ernest B. Mounsey
Christ Church
Uife
G. H. Somerville
Haster
G. A. Chambers
W. F. Lioyd
E. J. Evens
Suir
Irving MccElroy
Maurice Bywater
E. B. Madeira
I. M. Merlingiones
G. W. Hinkle
B. Mounser
Bowling Records of 1921 Tournament Stand 24 Hours
Seventeen five man teams from across the country failed to break into the upper ten in Des Moines last night as the midwest bowling tournament results stood after an evening of high scores. Recreations of Denver led with 2 771 while Lincoln Life Fort Wayne 2 767 and Allen A. Kenosha 2 762 were next. The Boosters Council Bluffs posted 2 691 and Creston 2 687. The article also covers church history at Christ Church Christchurch and list of rectors from 1589 to 1920 with Rev G W Hinkle noted as rector emeritus and modern renovations and funding amounts.
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United Press
Des Moines
Midwest
Recreations
Denver
Lincoln Life
Fort Wayne
Ind
Allen A
Kenosha
Wis
Husson
Salvation Army food drive begins with first consignments
The first instalment of relief food from a wholesale grocer arrived at the Salvation Army storeroom on Water Street. It included corn peas tomatoes pork and beans 200 pounds sugar oatmeal coffee tea and 1500 paper bags. The army relies on store stock and low wholesale prices with no cash given for food. A bathtub was requested for the first time by a soldier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Water Street
Brig. Andrews
Des Moines
American Legion
Allison
Edward LaPlount
Lincoln Street
Farmer Injured After Horse Incident Near Traer
Nov. 26 Traer Iowa scene reports Charles Kunch injured when horse spooked and threw him as he rode south of Traer. A motorist failed to stop to aid or help catch the horse. Kunch suffered a gash on the head with multiple bones broken and one finger amputated, the accident leaving him on the frozen ground.
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Mr. Kunch
Traer. Ja
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Llowa Banks
Connecticut
First Evang
William Jennings Bryan
BIBLE
MR. Bryan
Pan
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Ingersoll
Jove
Kdll
Geome
Paul J
Waterloo Jr
Evening Courier
Harding
Waterloo Assembly
Kenyon
Burton E. Sweet
George B. iChristian
Christian Endeavor Societies
Lawn City
Christ Episcopal Church
Thomas W. W. Place
Ernest B. Mounset
Whoelesale Grocer
Groceteria Pete
Jesus Christ
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & Co.,ltd
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