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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1921

Page

10

Rev McFadden Draws Large Crowds at Church Revival

Congregations packed the Church of the Brethren at Seventh and South streets for yesterday’s revival services opened a week earlier. Evangelist Rev D R McFadden and pastor Rev A P Blough praised the large attendance as music and sermons drew in residents from Orange township. Tonight’s topic is Human Wreckage followed by Is There Hell Tomorrow and Unsafe Methods for Self Measurement. Public invited to attend the ongoing meetings each evening this week.

Church of the Brethren Seventh South Streets D. R. McPahlen A P. Blough Ablic

Waterloo Officials to Pay Last Honors to Robert G Murray

Waterloo officials prepare to attend the funeral of Robert G. Murray, former special agent for the I.O.W. F & N, slain by a bandit near Council Bluffs. Des Moines services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow with police and sheriff’s officers leading a party. W. C. P. & N. and Cedar Valley road officials also slated to attend. Murray had been en route to Hot Springs, Ark, when notified in Chicago.

Robert G. Murray Council Bluffs Des Moines Ormer H. H.oung H. T. Wagner Ain Morris John Farrel W. H. Wilson E. A. Leighton Maurice Welsh Cedar Valley Road RV ¥Elsa Hot Springs Ark Chicago

Past Season Was Bad One for Chautauquas

Des Moines reports a poor season for Chautauquas and county fairs. Suits over guarantees were brought in several communities as money shortages and low attendance strained finances. Promoters faced losses as guarantors refused payments and towns resisted covering deficits.

Chautauquas Des Moines Chautauqua Iowa Chantau J

Army of Blackbirds Mobilizes for Flight

Tens of thousands of blackbirds moved in black masses near Cedar Falls yesterday afternoon. They gathered near the river bank as the migration southward appears imminent. Observers describe pilotized companies of birds marching to a general camp ground with military precision and the air filled with feathered soldiers cries.

Cedar Falls

W. C. A. Vesper Services At Hall Attendances

About 50 persons attended W. C. A. vesper services at the hall Sunday. Mrs. T. A. McLanus spoke on living up to the association’s purpose, followed by a discussion. W. W. White performed a whistling solo and Miss Hazel Stansberry played a manobone. Mrs. J. B. Johnson led the social hour with refreshments served by business college girls.

Gardeners Clean Up with Bonfires and Feasts

Garden plots on Lafayette, Grant and Belmont Avenues were tidied by school gardeners under Mrs. Chester Cadwallader with Friday and Saturday cleanup. Debris from Logan Avenue lots pile ready for dry weather. A planned Markham visit to Millinois Central Railroad was deferred due to Chicago business.

Chester Cadwallader Lafayette Street Grant Belmont Logan Avenue

Two Ex Service Men Killed in Funeral Car Crash

Five ex servicemen returning from a military funeral were involved in a grade crossing crash near Cantril, Iowa. Ward Cretchen and Charlie Hyde died instantly, Elmer Franklin and Barney Wolland were seriously burned, A L Silver survived, others were injured as the car burned after being struck by a Chicago Burlington and Quincy train. The accident scene hid the track from view and motorists moved the injured to Cantril for care.

Chicago Burlington and Quincy Ttrain Ward Cretchen State Savings Bank of Cantril John Kerr iCantril

Motorist Faces Higher Gasoline Prices Predicted

Chicago convention reports rising oil prices as likely. Wurster, for Hawkeye Oil, cites crude up from $1 to $1.75 a barrel and U.S. demand meeting or exceeding supply. In past year crude fell 66 percent from $3.50 to $1. retail rose 20 cents. Delegates discuss attracting more entrants to oil production to spur wells.

Fligger Bread of Life Oil Men Chicago H.C. Wurster A. H. Coverd Hawkeye Oil Company National Association of Oil Men Wurster Warster

Sumed Warmth Prevails In Mild Sunday Return

Mild south wind and a high of 2 degrees shaded weather, furnaces cooled, and rooms opened. Motorists drove into the country as parks and river woods drew crowds, picnicking favored by near 70 degree night. Lightning and thunder opened the day with light rain and leaves began to fall.

Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief

A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless remedy for indigestion sour stomach gas and related discomfort. It claims relief within minutes, urges keeping a sixty cent case at home, and emphasizes safety and reliability for upset stomachs.

Labor Bureau Extends Work In Des Moines

Labor Commissioner Urick tours labor centers to strengthen ties with unions and employers. He outlines duties and gains since organization, notes child labor law enforcement, safety improvements, and the bureau’s role as a statistical body tracking Iowa industries and employment. The office is linked to providing jobs amid unemployment. Chinese law in certain offenses prescribes death by stabbing.

Des Moines Oct ITA le ‘Urick Labor T Iowa Urick

Presbyterians in Iowa Report Large Growth and Record Giving

The Iowa Synod will meet in Cedar Rapids October 18 to review dramatic gains in the Presbyterian church over the past year. Membership reached 1,722,261 nationwide with Iowa at 56,515, while state benevolence giving rose 96 percent in two years and local church support rose 46 percent.

Synod of Iowa Presbyterian Church Cedar Rapids Towa Council Bluffs Towa City Des Moines Fort Dodge Dubuque Sioux City Waterloo Lews Presbyterians

Birthday surprise for city Fire Inspector Ira Garrebrant

Ira Garrebrant, city fire inspector, visited Parkersburg Iowa on Saturday. He discovered at home 134 East Eighth Street an old fashioned surprise party for his fifty fifth birthday with friends and neighbors joining in games and refreshments.

Ira Garrebrant Parkersburg Gary Eighth ‘Street East

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