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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1914

Page

6

Fire at Be Found premises causes sparks and $1 loss

Fire swept through the barn on the premises of C. E. Be found to be in flames due to spontaneous combustion from paint cloths. The loss is estimated at $1. The incident occurred mid afternoon near Den street, drawing town residents and visitors. Local church offerings and social reports follow, detailing community events, visits, and gatherings through the day.

C. E Dena Street Meines Eit Kenry Watters Arthur, Watters Watters Viendarverr Miss Matilda Join Tinea Gore Tide Olesun Ithan Batt Racine Ani Yesters Moe. C. A. Putterton Waleter Metealf Blair Congregational Blrosmaker St. Paul Oatehack College Besgehiltel First Presbyterian Ebbie Brown Antwerp Colorada W. W. Woo Washington Thorpe Kelk Rock EL Og. Fish

District 1.F.W.C. Meets on Oct. 6-7

The Iowa Falls area hosts the District 1 Federations of Women’s Clubs in Hampton on October 6 and 7. Club hosts include As You Like It and Trebie Clef Cubs. Marian McFarland Walker of Cedar Falls will preside. Opening events feature invocation music welcome by a Hampton woman, reports on the biennial Chicago federation meeting, and a series of reports from clubs and speakers on topics like efficiency in the home and rural education.

Coiar Palle Copa Hind Iuwa Federateon Womens Elaubs Himpton Trebie Clef Cubs Marian McFarland Walker Cedar Falls Wil Hampton Woo. McGrath Ole Grove Abs Lbl Clar FLW Chicago Mary H Kiss Iowa Falls London Ruth Reed Waterloo Citty Frances Whitley Webster City Pla Miss ‘Theares Bersthat Tes Moines Margaret Clark Othe Iowa Sram Florence Eo Ward Tee Waterdy Woolh Elizabeth Thaghes Mabel Lawige Suivrance Sociation Pos Moines Bes Digiriet Luridas Bell B. Onbhert

Church Services in Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls churches will reopen tomorrow for worship with morning and evening services. Methodist Episcopal led by Rev J W Holland offers several lectures and prayers on peace, unity, and prayer. Baptist pastor Rev J D Morris addresses world peace and trust, while St Luke's Episcopal and First Congregational plan regular evening worships with their respective clergy.

St. John’s Imanuvel iRev A. C. Fritz Christian Science Cedar Falls Methodist Episcopal J. W. Holland Tva S. Condit Traven Bussum D. Wy J. MM. Morris Paty St. Luke's Episcopal Osepices Ag ‘Usial Hey Boy Cole First Congregational Walter Metcalf Wainsturg Will Tieng

Road Boosters Plan Oct 14 Meeting for Hawkeye Highway

Dr H M Bradley of Manchester and W F Parrett of Wa r have invited boards of supervisors and mayors to a 1 PM Wednesday Oct 14 gathering in the Tinwh Highway association to discuss improving the Hawkeye Highway from Dubuque to Sioux Clix. Mayors along the route will name delegates. residents are urged to attend. focus on painting poles and boosting the highway as a regional asset linking Manchester Independence Waterloo Cedar Pass Webster City Town Falls Fort Dodge and other towns as the route gains prominence.

H. M. Bradley Manchester Kent W. F. Parrett Tinwh Highway Association Boards of Supervisors Board of Intal Catire Congr Iowa Conests Independence Waterloo Cedar Pass Webster City Town Falls Fort Dodse Westyétn Cannson

Iowa Eastern Star to host thirty second annual grand session

Executive committee of the local Order of Eastern Star chapter distributed advance programs detailing the upcoming Iowa grand chapter session in Waterloo October 26 to 29. About 1200 to 1440 visitors expected. headquarters at Russell-Lamsenau hotel. events at Waterlo Theatre Pythian temple and Masonic temple. free film shows 2 to 5 p.m. daily. dinners, receptions, musical program, dancing, and work ceremonies planned. lodging arranged at hotels with rates from 31 a day to 2 per day. transportation by member volunteers coordinated with hotel committee and officers listed.

The Order of Eastern Star P. J. Marlin Sossio L. Wood Pull Mabel Cook J. O. Kelley Margaret Sporle Iowa Grand Chapter Ich Waterloo Wil ‘Ve Tussell-Lamsenu Hovel Pythian Temple Masonic Temple Moving Picture Ders Pythian Cemple Insic Tig Evering PTL Ise

Interurban line to Cedar Rapids proves popular

Heavy traffic on the new interurban to Cedar Rapids exceeds expectations with rising passenger and freight business between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids and at intermediate stops. Direct connections with the Chicago and Northwestern show strong ticket sales. Steel interurban cars expected soon, depot capacity expanded to handle growth and anticipated football season travel to Town City.

Cedar Rapids Cedar Valley Waterloo Chicago & Northwestern Northwestern Town City Seaason Minnesota Nebraska Saias Alieiiis To Railway and Light Co

To Each Age Its Problems In Our Institutions

The passage argues that each generation must adapt its institutions to meet its needs. It asserts that people should not wait for death to pursue ideals and that reforms arise from living to protect progress for the future.

When Welfare Becomes Universal and Just for All

A passage from Social Sanity by Scott Nearing suggests a future where none are overworked cold hungry or plagued by famine. A machinery advances create a new Ute and universal welfare upon realization, enabling joyous purposeful lives and social adjustment.

Scott Nearnz

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