Baptists Celebrate Banquet at Grace Church and Methodist Hall
About 230 Baptists from Waterloo and nearby towns gathered for a two-part event. Men and women shared banquets with a YW cafeteria service and Walnut Street Baptist boys providing music. Speakers urged church unity, faith, and focus on youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Baptists
Waterlooans
Grace M. E. Cuurea
Grace Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Tuthill
Tr. Northrup
Baptist
HW. McDowell
EB. M. Thompson
Independence
Baptists
Iowa
Waterloo
Preston
J. R. Vaughan
Cochrane
Des Moines
Meigs
A. L. Strickland
Kertman
Grey
Wart
Wilbur T. Clapp
L. G. Adams
H. L. Thomas
The
Walnut Church
Baptist Convention
First Methodist Church
EF. Wilcox
Miss Parrish
Mandalay
Burma
Mrs. Newell
Woman
United States
Court Overrules Motion In Pierce vs Waterloo Cedar Falls
Judge Dunhall overruled a motion to direct a verdict for the defendant in W. B. Pierce versus the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway. The action seeks damages for injuries from a street car collision six years ago on Fourth Street East. C E Pickett argued the motion.
Third Trial Seen as Key Test in Case Argued Today
Reed and Tuthill for the plaintiffs cite forty authorities as defenses argue before the jury. The Supreme Court divisions are cited as they sombast the motion. This marks the third trial and the outcome will be watched with interest as arguments begin this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed & Tuthill
Supreme Court
Washburn Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs Howard Morris and daughter Evelyn of Waterloo visited Mrs Geo Morris and family. Wyman Jackson and Miss Blanche Callaghan visited Waterloo. Victor Youngblut returned from a motor trip visiting Minnesota Nebraska and northwestern Iowa. Albert De Lancey and daughter from Waterloo spent Sunday with relatives. Mrs Henry Brustkern was a caller. Mary Schraeder shopped in Waterloo. Mrs John Koch and son Arthur arrived from Fort Dodge to visit Mrs De Lancey. Nick Schons senior was in Waterloo. Anna Kauth and Hileman of Waterloo visited H Kauth. Farmers husking crop reports good yields. Many attended St Marys bazaar in Waterloo. Madalane Kemp Lulu Michel Frank Metcalf and Francis Nugent attended The Rosary in Waterloo. Mrs Joe Hemmer called on relatives in Washburn. Mrs Wm Burger and daughters spent Saturday in Waterloo. Gertrude Kemp visited relatives in Waterloo. Frank Hemmer and son Arthur were in Washburn Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brustkern
Washburn
Mary Schraeder
Waterloo
John Koch
Arthur
Fort Dodge
de Lancey
Nick Schons
Anna Kauth
Hileman
H. Kauth
Madalane Kemp
Lulu Michel
Frank Metcalf
Francis Nugent
Joe Hemmer
Wm. Burger
Gertrude Kemp
Frank Hemmer
Plainfield Notes From Cedar Falls Teachers Meet and Town Life
Plainfield reports no school Friday due to teachers attending a Cedar Falls meeting. Local visits include Mr and Mrs R L Farnsworth and son Gerald from New Hartford, and many residents sharing travel, visits, and a farewell as Mr and Mrs Dawson prepare to move to Minnesota. A Saturday chicken pie supper raised 19.60, and various social events and meetings fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Cedar Falls
R. L. Farnsworth
Gerald
New Hartford
James Lee
Anita
N. D
J. F. Loos
Nashua
Will Wade
Samm Luxlow
Hope
Ark
Krieger
Grant Fassett
Will Blair
Waterloo
Mishler
Ada Collins
Waterldo
C. C
Waverly
David Farnsworth
Ray
Charlotte
Dazie Foster
Vera Deistler
Thimble Bee
James Houts
Mesdames Simbric
Houts
Wade
Bert Krieger
Jesup
Will Robinson
Montana
Fred Bossom
Gertrude Wade
Watcile Boyd
Horton
J. Edwards
Marion
Lecure
Fanny Rasxsmond
Myrtle
Minn
President Wilson's act sharply criticized in La Follette weekly
Senator La Follette denounces Wilson's signing of the urgency deficiency act as a raid on civil service and the merit system. He cites Tillman imagery and warns of a Bowers-horde of politicians preying on state jobs, calling the measure the most serious attack on merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wilson
la Follette
Tillman
Hesler
La Follette Warns on Civil Service Erosion in Tariff Debate
Senator La Follette accuses Democrats and the Democratic organization of pressuring house and senate members to weaken the merit system. He argues they will not openly repeal civil service but are encroaching on its principles. He notes an editorial shows a paragraph adopted in a tariff debate that could justify a broader provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
la Foltette
Klep
la Follette
Patents Granted in Des Moines Week Ending Oct 21 7943
A list from Wilfred C. Lane patent attorney Des Moines Ia notes patents granted for the week ending October 21 7943 including items such as leaf book door operating mechanisms resilient wheel railway gate bail ing press and window frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luwans
Wilfred C. Lane
Crocker Building
Des Moines
Richard Lord
Cedar Rapids
William M. Simmons
Burlington
Walter Wheeler
Calogera Canhuva
Sioux City
George BE. Fackson
Newton
Darlington
Arthur C. VaulLouwelling
Pella
Frank E. Frisbee
Ervine Strawn
Storm Lake
Charles F. Campbell
Vinol Named Best Tonic By 7000 Drugstores Nationwide
In a nationwide push seven thousand top retail druggists recommend Vinol a cod liver and toning tonic without oil. They praise Vinol for healing strengthening and curative value especially where other tonics fail. The company offers a money back guarantee if Vinol does not meet its claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinel
Vinci
J. G. Brady
Fall River
Maas
C. A. Potterfield
Charleston
W. Va
Hunter & McGe
Jackson
Miss
Wangler Bros. Co
Waterloo
Iowa
A Fair Proposition for Merital Rheumatism Powders
The manufacturers guarantee relief in all cases of rheumatism or will refund money. Red Cross Drug Co and Tender son Drug Co hold exclusive agency to sell the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Drug Co
Tenderson Drug Co
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Easley
CWA Baptists
Imbee
Grace M. BF
Church
Wenen
A. In
Jay
REKE
Fairbanks
Chicago
Pres. Wilson
People's
West Fourth Street
Self
Selz
Fischer’s
East Fourth Street
Waterloo, Iowe
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