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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1928

Page

14

Leslie Shaw Campaigning Again Across Iowa

Former Governor Leslie M. Shaw tours Iowa under the national Republican committee, arguing that a Democratic win would hurt business. He cites the payroll size at 360 million weekly and criticizes Underwood-Simmons tariff impacts while asserting current prosperity under Republican leadership.

Courier Special Service Des Moines Middlewest Hoover al Smith Iowa Leslie M. Shaw National Republican Committee Shaw McKinley the Treasury Underwood- Simmons America

Important Topics Up for Discussion at Lutheran Parley

The sixth biennial convention of the United Lutheran churches of America will meet in Erie Pennsylvania from September 9 to 16. Rev F Herbert Moehlmann of American Trinity Lutheran church Waterloo will serve as an official delegate representing the synod of Yowa. The gathering will include about 560 delegates from the United States and Canada and will address church erection matters and other major decisions.

United Lutheran Churches of America Erie F. Herbert Moehlmann American Trinity Lutheran Church Waterloo Synod of

Lutheran convention faces church merging and new family life issues

A convention report outlines missionary and charitable work, a Columbia University survey of Lutheran colleges, and the pressing question of merging denominational schools. The re marriage of divorced persons emerges as another topic of public interest. The convention’s work will draw keen attention from Lutherans in the United States and Canada.

Columbia University United States Canada

Allison residents host visiting relatives over weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mead of Marongo and Mrs. Eva Wild of Iowa City visited relatives in Allison on Friday and Saturday. Norma, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harve, was mentioned among the family gatherings.

Jiome Mospilal Allison Roy. Mead Marongo Eva Wild Iowa City Norma Harve

Speedy Returns Home After Iowa City Operation

Speedy accompanied them home from Iowa City where she had a foot operation. Mrs. Ernest Speedy is recovering from a serious attack of sciatic rheumatism.

Speedy Iowa City Ernest Speedy

Allison Auxiliary to Legion Installs Executive Staff

The American Legion in Allison installs new officers leading the auxiliary chapter. Appointments include Mrs W. E. Rogers as president and Mrs. Henry Turma as vice president with a slate of officers: Mrs. L. A. Spengler second vice president, Mrs. H. C. Carter secretary, Mrs. Hajo Pals treasurer, Mrs. H. J. Hill historian, and Mrs. C. B. Preston chaplain.

Blood Transfusion Performed For Brinkman Boy

Jack Brinkman aged boy of Mr. and Mrs. J B Brinkman from 496 Vermont street was moved to Presbyterian hospital after a six week illness. A blood transfusion given yesterday morning showed little reaction a hopeful sign. Blood donor Mrs. Robert Wood of 928 Franklin street. Attending doctors monitor him closely with Mayo Clinic physicians Dr Verne Hunt and Dr J Hemsted assisting at bedside.

Jack Brinkman J. £. Brinkman Vermont Street Presbyterian Hospital Robert Wood Franklin ‘Street Jack Mayo Hospitals Rochester Mint Shedside Terloo Verne Hunt J. Hemsted

Chicken thieves steal 100 Single Comb Red chickens

Tracr Iowa area report: L G Seelock home three miles north of Tracr loses 100 chickens during a recent night raid. The birds were four pounds each and include cockerels and pullets, all Single Comb Reds, while the Seelocks were away in Council Bluffs.

Foultry Tracr L. G. Seelock Tracer Srelock Council Bluffs

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