Churches Urged to Plan Moral Religious Education
Waterloo ministers gathered as Clyde Wildman Cornell college Mount Vernon urged moral and religious education in homes churches and schools to prevent decline. He criticized neglect of youth training and called for united church action with better teacher training and Sunday school engagement. The meeting also admitted two members and announced Armistice Day services and the cornerstone laying for a new YWCA building on Oct. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde EB. Wildman
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Wildman
Clinton KF. Smith
Ty Dr. Phelps
S&s. ¥. Williams
St. Paul’s Methodist Church
Elwen T. Lay
Aimee Wagundus
Churches of
Waterloo
Wili Ba
Lercyman Turned 87 with Lawn City Methodists Party
Cedar Falls Iowa October 15 special fifty members of First Methodist Episcopal church gathered at the home on Twelfth Street to toast Rev F K Miller on his eighty seventh birthday. The retired pioneer clergyman of the Upper Iowa conference was honored at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edar Falls
First Method
Episcopal Church
F. K. Miller
Mr. Miller
Upper Iowa
Sulentic Released on Own Bond After Threat Charge
Peter Sulentic was released on his own bond after an arrest based on Otto Kettwig's information alleging Malicious threats against Sulentic and his sister. Proceedings detail the charge and release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulentic
Peter Sulentic
Otto Kettwig
Portugal's Ex King Unmoved by Throne Loss at Paris Wedding
Ex-King Manuel of Portugal shows little sorrow after the overthrow of his regime. Dressed in a chorusman's style, he attends the Paris wedding of Princess Isabelle d'Orleans to Count Bruno Harcourt, amid rumors of his infatuation with a French dancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel
Portugal
Gaby Deslys
Isabelle d’Orleans
Bruno Harcourt
Paris
Preliminary hearing set for bond in municipal court
Hearing on his bond is expected Saturday afternoon with a preliminary hearing likely tomorrow before a municipal judge. A chicken supper at the town hall Tuesday evening will raise funds for the new church, with proceeds donated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond M. E
Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ad Warns Against Imitations
An old advertisement notes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as the original physician prescribed remedy. It urges protecting you and your doctor by avoiding imitations and promotes 25 cent and 50 cent bottles with directions, available at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Oany Drug Store
Oklahoma Floods Threaten City as North Canadian Rises
The North Canadian river, swelling from western Oklahoma floods, threatens Oklahoma City with a record crest and water in streets. By Tuesday river level may reach 19 feet, while western towns report historic flood damage and bridges along Cimarron and Red rivers are at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Cimarron
Red Rivers
Texas
Car bandits raid near Chicago trigger police hunt
Dozens of cars with armed officers searched a 100 mile radius around Chicago for a robber gang that blocked the Waukegan road near North Chicago Sunday and robbed six automobile parties. Five were injured in a pursuit crash and one patrolman was kidnapped and stripped of his badge. The gang fled with about 2500 dollars in cash and jewelry before escaping in a stolen car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Waukegan Road
Harry Powers
Glenview
Albert Mitchell
Alexander Eming
W North
Wrook
Powers
Mitchell
City in brief los angeles and area notices
The item notes optical services attendance in Des Moines and mentions Dr Burton Gotshal. Margaret Satterlea returns to studies after a funeral, Jerome Sprague rents a Maple Street home and plans a Minneapolis visit before California. Scarlet fever cases logged for Ruth Anderson and Cecil Wary. Los Angeles trip for Rhodes Mortimer’s mastoid recovery follows surgery. F A Robinson returns from Des Moines with fugitive William Hilton, wanted for wife desertion. Dr Edna Gibson returns from Chicago joining Dr Mary Day in Waterloo area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton M. Gotshal
Ciinic
Des Moines
Margaret Satterlea
Galt
Lia
George Me Ioneal
Jerome Sprague
Maple Street
Minneapolis
California
Ruth Anderson
Cecil Wary
Ballimore
J. B. Shanewise
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Cal
A. B. Colvin
Cheyenne
Wya
William Metcalf
Colvin
F. A. Robinson
William Hilton
Hilton
Rhodes Mortimer
M. B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Edna M. Gibson
Chicago
Auto
Y P Highway Extension Draws Support Across Towns
Iowa progress on the Y P highway shows strong backing from towns along the route from Waterloo east through Independence Maniste r Dubuque Freeport Rockford to Chicago if funds are secured. Waterloo plans early next month to begin its city quota drive while state officials discuss marking routes for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harter ‘B. Hall
Waterloo
Aes
Cedar, Falls
Waverly
Charles City
Mason City
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Sioux Falls
Iowa
State Highway Commission
Independence
Manrehester
Dubuque
Freeport
Rockford
Iigin
Chicago
Bridge Washout Cuts Northbound Route Near Calvin
Officials report a half million dollar Rock Statd bridge over the South Canadian river near Calvin was washed out last night. Travel on the road has been discontinued according to word received here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin
Y M C A Father-Son Week Planned in Waterloo
Plans for a local Father and Son Week in Waterloo run November 11 to 18 move forward as the Y M C A and C A Mor tis lead a committee to organize lodge open houses and church bratquet events. State and local leaders report the Iowa cooperative committee is formed with Knights of Columbus Rotary clubs and other groups represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science of Social Work
Wt. J. Reed
Kiwanis
Fred Wi
Wravi Masonic
Mito J. Gabriel
Independent Order of Odd Nellows
A. GC. Cherry
Association of Boys
W. H. Crawford
Knights of Pythitas
Ward Ferguson
County Secretares Association
O. W
Navy
Nobles of the Mystic
Shugh J. Harter
Y.M. GC
Ford
Des Moines
Lay
C. A. Mortis
Waterloo
Opon House
Dwight N. Lewis
Iowa
A. Cohagan
Knights of Columbus
Jos. McCormick
Rotary Clubs
Carl Weeks
Air Cooled Franklin No Water Lets You Forget Your Cooling System
Air cooled Franklin promises maintenance free operation with no radiator, hoses, or antifreeze. It highlights a front end blower as the sole moving part and claims improved efficiency, quieter operation, and better comfort and safety through pressure air cooling. Trial drives offer 50 to 500 miles to showcase performance and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
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Prof. Wildman
Lergyman
Lawn City Methodists
Esmond
East Fourth ST
COM Natl Bank
Waukegan
Buchanan C
Rummage Gate
AL Tt
Water Street
Salvation Army
Y. P
United States
Towa
Atlantic
Mason'sphere
Franklin Service & Sales CO
West Fifth Street
North Iowa Motor Co
Pubuque—Pfluickiger Motor Co., Inc
Burlangton—Whitcomb Motor Co
Fort Dodge—Johnson & Laurence Co
Franklin Motor Car
Cedar Rapids
Carrington Cherokee
C. B. Hendley
Darrapt
Morrison—Morrison Franklin Co
Sioux City
Milton V. Duggan
Davenport
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