Young Man in Trouble Over Bad Checks
Lee Cavanaugh of Voorhies was arrested in Reinbeck after passing two checks at a local east side clothing store that banks could not honor. His father paid a $100 bond and he was released. relatives later covered other small checks with drafts. Hearing set for 3 PM in police court.
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Lee Cavanaugh
Voorhies
Reinbeck
Howard Garrison
Voorhies Bank
Wm. Dinneen
Cavanaugh
Marshal Vean
Martin Bros
Dr. Debe
Congregational Vesper Services Planned at First Church
Rev. Walter H. Rollins announced that winter vesper services will replace the evening service at the First Congregational church. The plan aims to attract large congregations with music featured as a highlight of the closing daily service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Rollins
First Congregational Church
Mrs Rhoda Temple Undergoes Eye Removal at Hospital
Mrs Rhoda Temple had the left eyeball removed during a hospital operation yesterday. She is reported to be doing well today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Temple
Crystal Today Classy Big Show
A Crystal Today item promotes Classy Big Show events with a pitch for a dustless sweep by Wizard Carpet Clean marketed through dealer channels. It emphasizes a consumer promotion style and dealer involvement.
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Crystal
Thanksgiving Sermons Spread Message Across Waterloo Churches
Waterloo pastors preached Sunday sermons in anticipation of Thursday's Thanksgiving. W B Sandford urged arbitration as a peace force at Westmin ster Presbyterian, while Walter H Rolling and Lewis P Kopp shared messages at other churches. K E Graves delivered two sermons at First United Brethren, noting the housewife's need for praise and appreciation amid housekeeping trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
W. B. Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Walter H. Rolling
First Congregational
Lewis P. Kopp
Central Church of Christ
Frank Schroeder
Northminster
Fast Park Presbyterian
Dubuque Y Visitors to Star in Thanksgiving Basketball
H R Lee, physical director of the Y, announces the Dubuque Y basketball team will play in this city on Thanksgiving evening. The Waterloo five will lineup with Walker at center Armstrong Lichty MacEachron Kimm and Joe Eby as substitute. Admission 25 and 35 cents with an exhibition between halves. Tomorrow the Waterloo Business College team and a health lecture are also scheduled at the Y.
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H. R. Lee
Dubuque “Y
Dubuque Five
Waterloo Five
Walker
Waterloo Business College
Halverson
Egglar
Bartling and Breen
Braend
Revival 18 Drawing Crowds at Logan Avenue Church
Crowds gathered at Logan Avenue United Evangelical Church for ongoing revival meetings titled Family Jars and The Bar of Justice. The afternoon drew many parents while the evening featured a full platform of women men and children and choir leaders were saluted for their singing.
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Logan Avenue
United Evangelical Church
Bar of Justice
Family Reunion At Aplington IA
Aplington Iowa November 27 Mrs Julia Kerns hosted dinner with her two brothers Samuel A and D E Bisbee and her nephew W H Bisbee son of Sam.
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Aplington
Waterloo families honor a centenarian couple
A dinner in Aplington welcomed Samuel A. Bishee aged eighty five and his wife who is past eighty. The visitors from Waterloo stayed on to enjoy a family reunion and a portion of the group remained in Aplington today for further gathering.
Carl Brown Wins Wrestling Match in Clermont
Carl Brown of Waterloo defeated Floyd Bellows in Clermont Iowa in a finish wrestling bout on Saturday. Brown claimed both falls with times of 27 minutes for the first and seven minutes for the second, securing the welterweight country championship contention.
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Clermont
Carl Brown
Waterloo
Floyd Bellows
Polo
Brown
Men Appreciate Sermon Series A Man and His Business
A sermon series aimed at men continues with the entry titled A Man and His Business, the third installment in the men's series. The message emphasizes practical faith in work and daily life through Biblical guidance.
Choir and society events highlight First Presbyterian notices
Dr. Robert C. Westby presented a talk to a large choir audience while the Lydia Society met Tuesday evening at the manse and the Teachers' training class gathered Wednesday. Dr. Westenberg’s oration in the Scott & Scott offices was noted for its engaging delivery as part of the local church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Westby
Tenberg
Lydia Society
Presbyterian Church
Westenberg
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