Pastoral Appointments and Ordinations Announced
Rev. FL W. Main returns to Graves Memorial United Brethren church after serving as reader for years. The Des Moines conference annual session names assignments across towns, with ordinations of Smouse and Larkindson by Bishop Statton and licenses granted to several ministers. Special assignments include evangelists and seminary professors, plus missionaries to Porto Rico and China.
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FL W. Main Ds
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Ace
Ate Uoning Committee of Town
Des Moines
W. N. Roush
Hudson
Smick
Gladbrook
Waterloo
Castle Memorial Church
W. Smouse
Th. J. Larkindson
Adavide
L. A. Wieming
Adel
George Kumberlin
Ames
O. J. Bogard
Kristow—O. S. Gowin
Borna—H. Cedar Ri
Freymeyer
Cedar Polk
Columbus
M. B. Tift
Cambridge
D. F. Myers
Collins—I
O. Jares
Carrollton
Harry Miks
Cranston
L- Shafer
Hureka Conter
L. L. Moree
Garber
N. A. Hollingshead
Gaza
J. B
D. P. Gruenwald
Latchaw-Beaconfield
Joe C. Macy
Miller
Des Molames
H. A. Dierdorf
Marquisvile
D. VW. Barress
Mystic
V. EK
S. Schierholz
Moville
R. B. Emerson
Branchester
Hursh
Morley
D. W. Huffman
Moravis
D. O. Hobson
Muscatine
Ira Hawley
Marshalltown
D. W. Thompson
Nearwood
D. 1
Earlandson
Newburg
Andrew Pyner
Newburn-Otterbein
R. J. Ahead
Galilee
R. E. Wiliams
Ogden
W. FE. Wollington
Olin
William Bainbridge
Grand Meadow
T. H. Decker
Tose Hill
Pleasant Ridge
R. Whesterson
Trussell
Zerry Huilman
Wayland
Charles Winters
Rulsian
Hovward Mintle
Seymore
J. F. Hedges
St. Andrews
E. T.aldrich
Stilsop
F. E. Haught
Sumner
D. J. Hammond
Shueyville-Qairy Dale
George 2B
Pennett Talmadgse
Robert Comyn
Toledo
S. A. Fisher
van Meter
J. H. Hampshire
Ventura
G. H. Varce
Vinton
O.W. Fisher
Webster City
C.C. Dellavou
G. W. Emerson
Church Extension
Emma Paige
A. W. Drury
Bonebrake Seminary
Dayton
Inman
Garrett Bible Institute
Chicago
Drury
Stormry
Porto Rico
Philo W. Drury
Porta Rica
H. W W. Ward
Coe College
Elton
M. Miller
Bonebrake
Henline
Eva Mae Mitton
China
Elwin Conner
Willmington Bar
Dortha M. Okrueg
Donne Minton Platner
Belief That Dead Go West Dates Back to Ancient Egypt
Reverend A P Blough told a Church of the Brethren audience that the idea of the dead going west stems from ancient Egyptian burial customs along the Nile. He cited tombs with wells for spirits and praised American colleges aiding Egyptian studies while noting the era’s enduring theme of mortality. In Dis Molter Des Moines, G Hickman is held after his wife Lurle Hickman died by suicide, with investigations ongoing.
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West Bank of ‘Nile
Lnte
Nile
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethres
Reype
Mr. Blough
Stev
Valley of the Nile
Americany College
Itusband
Des Molter
Pi—c. G. Hickman
Lurle Hickman
Altho
Hickman
Nine Waterlooans Attend Bankers Convention in California
The Iowa delegation of 60 to the American Bankers Association meeting at Los Angeles in October includes nine Waterloo residents. Attendees from Waterloo are Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rodamur, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lane, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wyant, and Ross Lenna Prather. The Iowa group will ride a special train from Chicago September 29, with stops for entertainment in Omaha Denver Colorado Springs Glenwood Springs and Salt Lake City over five travel days.
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Iowa
American Bankers' Association
Los Angeles
Waterloo
Hst
Myr
5. W. Miller
and Mirs
Ira Rodamur
Air
W. A. Lane
HL. Wyant
Ross Lenna
Prather
Jowsa
Prohibition Credit for Nation’s Growing Prosperity
Dr Veels Pickett, statistician for the Methodist church, told Des Moines conference that strict enforcement of prohibition has brought an era of prosperity to the United States. He said the prosperity has benefited all and reached into homes of the poorest, while noting prohibition is not solely responsible but would not exist without it.
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Perty, Ta
United States
Veels Pickett
Washington, D. C
Board of Temperance
The
Methodist Church
Des Moines
Methodist ‘Episcopal
Publisher Spinney Dies at Rockville Center Age 84
George F. Spinney, long time editor and publisher of the New York Times, died at Rockville Center. He resigned as Times publisher in 1896 and became principal owner of the former St. Paul Globe in 1898.
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Rockville Center
N. Y
George F. Spinney
Oneme
New’ ‘York Times
Tie
the Times
St. Paul Globe
New Beauty Cream Headlines a French Process Skin Cream
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO Cream as a pure, superior French process skin whitening and beautifying product. It claims women notice clearer complexions after first use and promises smoother brighter younger skin from Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Premier Poincare Defends War Blame in St Germain Speech
Overnight dispatch reports Premier Poincare addressing war veterans at St Germain asserting Germany bears the blame for the war and declaring that a new friendship will not alter his stance. He emphasizes unwavering views despite improved ties.
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Poincare
St. Germain
Germany
United States
Wayne B. Wheeler
Washington
Dean Inge
St. Paul's
London
New Book
Great Britain
America
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