United Brethren Rally Day Shows General Growth
Rally day at Graves Memorial United Brethren church marked the close of the conference year with broad representation and reports of progress. Membership rose about 20 percent. all bills paid. funds pledged to Rev. Risley Africa mission fully met. Woman’s Missionary Society to host state meeting next spring. Rev. E W Main and Mrs Main will attend the Des Moines conference. Holy communion, a church lawn photograph, and a closing sermon followed a fine music program led by Mrs. Clarence Wise and Clifford Parry.
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Graves Memorials
United Brethren Church
E. W. Main
Main
Des Moines
Hig
F. A. Risley
Africa
Christian Endeavor
Woman's Missionary Society
Sisterhood
Dall Matle Congress
Clarence Wise
Clifford Parry
Death of Emil Kroll at Davenport Home
Emil Kroll age 61 died suddenly of apoplexy at his Davenport home Saturday night. He was found dead in bed Sunday morning after returning from a trip and had been in poor health. Born April 4, 1862 in Germany he settled with his parents in Waterloo. Surviving are two children Carl Tripoli Iowa and Mrs Earl Minor Grezon plus several brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be at 2 PM tomorrow from O Keefe Towne with Rev Williamson officiating. pallbearers will be Moose Lodge members. Burial will be in Elmwood.
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Emil Krew
Davenport
O'Keefe & Towne
EL Williamson
Moose
Wurfat
Elmwood
Kroll
Germany
Jedroll
Waterloo
Carl
Tripoli
Earl Minor
Qrezon
J.c.hnudson
F. W. Wieland
Fred ¢. Kroll
George Kroll
Los Angeles
Cal
Louis Kroll
Cinfinnari
Murtagh Defends Northwood Prisoner Falkenstein Indicted
Thomas Falkenstein charged with enticing a 16 year old from Joice Iowa and rape was indicted by a Northwood grand jury after a five day session. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Clarke and awaits the October term. Waterloo attorney J C Murtagh to defend. Bond set at $3000. withheld. George Evenson, who accompanied them, had charges dismissed.
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Northwood
Thomas Walkenstein
Annie Dolan
Joice
Chicago
Falkenstein
Clarke
Thob So
J.C. Murtagh
Waterloo
George Evenson
Missionaries Safe. Tokio Buildings Damaged in Japan
Nev O A Traspo and Universalist church members report all missionary workers in Japan are safe. The Tokio church building was destroyed and the Blackmer girls home in Tokio was damaged. These missionary enterprises are supported by the church.
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Missionartoes
Nev. O. A. Traspo
Universalist Church
Japan
Tokio
Blackmer Home
Doctors Named for Clinic Supervision at Cattle Congress
Plans are made for a mothers and babies clinic at the Dairy Cattle Congress with two University of lows extension doctors supervising. Waterloo and executive committees will coordinate examinations, advice, and materials across four days, offering prizes of 10 and 5 dollars to townships bringing the most children.
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Wairy
University of Lows
Prentisst
Py. Heteudohouson
Prent- Use
2 & MrAlvin
OAL
Waterbury
Magee
Bldj
Hunt for prairie chickens in Minnesota field trials
A.W. Mullan Burr Lichly and V. White travel to northeastern Minnesota for a week long prairie chicken hunt. They plan to attend field trials at Benson and participate in local activity during the trip.
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Minnesota
A.W. Mullan
Burr Lichly
Vo V. White
Benson
Higher Water Level Enables Safer Motorboating Here
Rev. F. H. Moehlmann, pastor of Trinity Church, received a call to St. Andrew's in Minneapolis. The local church votes on releasing him amid discussions on reorganizing the Waterloo parish now with 136 voting members and 85 in Sunday school. The river remains high from dam work causing raised water levels and spurting into nearby parks and cofferdams.
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F. H. Moehlmann
Minneapolis
Aifeer
Cedar Heights Saturda
Sedgwic Island
Qiehes
Sherwood Park
Walter
Eust Bank
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Trinks American Lutheran Church
St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church
Focal Board
Mp. Moellmann
Cope Legalion
Een
Moehlmann
Waterloo
Parfeh
West
Brotherhood
Lasdies’ Guild
Tuuther League
D Build
Fifth
South Streets
Central Christian Church
Trinity Church
Spragueville
Fake Harriett
St. . Andrew's
Court records show April to September filings and licenses
From late April to the September term 91 actions were filed in district court for divorce separate maintenance and annulment, with 21 percent of the 259 actions involving severance of marriage. During the same period 329 marriage licenses were issued and divorce applications accounted for 28 percent of marriages. The September term opens this week.
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Emil Kroll
Murtagh
Tyro
Alce
Guiscous Fim
Raymond Hall
Edwards Orchestra
Waterloo Insurance
Agency
Lamar J. Duke
Mgr
East Fourth Street
Bank Twioor
Gentine
Zeigler
Dairy Cattle Congress
Roy Sinnard
Parrott
Jersey
Shin
Milady
Laird-Schober, Selby’s
Arch- Preservers
West Fourth St
INTOU
Beckman-Dawson Roofing Company
West Jackson Boulevard
Kl. Factorries
Argo
Detroit
Fftch
Hollywood
London
Broadway
Fitzgeral West
BROS
W. 4Th St
Iowa
Ewes i
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