Woman head of 6.6 here lauded for her record
Mrs. CG A. Lame, superintendent of First Baptist church Sunday school for eight years, is praised in The Sunday School Executive for building the school to seven departments with a 400-member adult group. The piece notes art and music emphasis, missionary offerings, and absentee follow up as keys to the program.
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Cg.a. Lame
Second Street West
First Baptist Church
David C. Cook
Phebe Egbert
Lasser
School attendance and staff cooperation noted in Waterloo.
The article explains how absentees are flagged every five Sundays and kept on file by the absentee secretary, with cards reinserted if the pupil returns. It stresses teacher and officer cooperation and mentions teachers’ training at the Church School institute in Waterloo, noting W. Eby at 512 Eleventh Street West as the new superintendent.
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Permon
Ong
Church School Institute
Waterloo
W. Eby
Eleventh Street West
Lasser
Tama County Seeks Advice on Treasurer Ouster
Tama county officials confer with Attorney General John Fletcher seeking grounds for ouster of Treasurer J. E. Elston after deputy C. E. Otterman confessed to embezzling $7,000. Elston refuses resignation and vows to challenge any forced removal in court. County officials Willet and three supervisors accompany the delegation.
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Dee Moines
Tama County
John Fletcher
J. E. Elston
Elston
Board of Supervisors
C. E. Otterman
James MM. Willett
Fletcher
Night Robbers Pry Into Cafe and Church Loot Totals $10
Robbers broke a rear window to enter the Allen cafe at 1366 Sycamore Street and rifled the pastor’s study at First Baptist Church. About $10 was taken from Mrs. P. M. Allen’s purse. church room showed only light disturbance. Preliminary check found nothing else missing, entrance method undetermined.
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Allen
Sycamore Street
First Baptist Church
P.M. Allen
Mounted Police Seek Man Believed in Waterloo
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police think a man named Mans Hansen, a former Waterloo resident accused of stealing a truck in Shaunavon Saskatchewan, may be in Waterloo. A letter from Jordan Miller asks Waterloo police to watch for him. no local records confirm his presence. A side note mentions a cotton plant grown in Mexico since 199d becoming a major irrigated cotton variety in the west.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Waterloo
Jordan Miller
Mans Hansen
Shaunavon
Sask
Maneer
Molcé
Mexico
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promoted by Family Doctor
A Monticello physician recounts his long practice treating widespread constipation with a herbal laxative plus pepsin formula. Since 1892 Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin has gained broad sales and trust, with mothers sharing it across generations and millions of bottles sold annually.
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Monticello
Caldwell
Rush Medical College
Dr. Caldwell
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