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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1912

Page

3

Nobles weigh future of Waterloo headquarters at convention

Delegates of the American Nobles, about ninety to one hundred, gathered in Waterloo for a supreme convention. They discussed consolidation with other orders and possibly moving headquarters to Denver. Western delegates were delayed by high water, pushing the start to 2:20 pm. A luncheon at Galloway and a Pythian temple banquet followed the day’s events.

Waterloo Denver Colo Nebraska Colorado Omaha W. A. Young Galloway Galloway Agricultural Club Pythian Temple Pythian Banquet Club States

Memorial services planned by Waterloo U C T council

Waterloo council No 201 United Commercial Travelers will hold memorial services Easter Sunday April 7 at 3 pm in Russell Lamson hall. A special service and music will be provided and all members are urged to attend. The People’s Store advertises spring coats from 7.08 to 14.98 at 223 West Fourth with cash or credit options.

Waterloo Council United Commercial Travelers Russell Lamson Hall People's Store West Fourth

Poor Aided In Last Quarter Report Of Overseer Klingaman

The quarterly report from J F Klingaman, overseer of the poor, shows fuel, groceries, and shoe costs by month totaling 1990.34 for the quarter. It compares to 1242.98 last year and 1392.13 seven years earlier, with 692 assisted—108 men 157 women 432 children—plus a note on vagrancy and support enforcement.

J. F. Klingaman Klingaman Eees

Northminster Presbyterian annual meeting notes changes in leadership

The Northminster Presbyterian church held its annual meeting in the church parlors reporting 79 members 69.25 spent on benevolences a growing young peoples society from seven to 24 and a Sunday school enrollment at 10 percent with 8.73 in hand. Ralph Bryson elected church trustee and Mrs J C Davis elder for three years Rev Frank Schroeder will devote all duties to East Park church with a new pastor expected soon Rev Bradford of AlbioIa to preach next Sunday. Early Ohio and Early Rose seed potatoes advertised by O H Eighmey.

Northminster Ralph Bryson J. C. Davis Frank Schroeder East Park Bradford Albiola

Convention at Court House: Two Delegates to National Convention

The Third District Republican convention meets at the court house at 2 p.m. to select two delegates to the national convention. An 11 a.m. Ellis hotel meeting of the congressional committee will name a temporary chair. Delegates favored Cummins for president with Taft supporters in Dubuque Delaware and Butler counties. Black Hawk has 28 delegates, chosen at last Saturday’s county convention.

Court House Ellis Hotel Congressional Committee W. M. Law Cummins Dubuque Delaware Butler Taft Bremer County Black Hawk

Pioneer woman of Butler county dies at 78

Clarksville Iowa April 3 Special Mrs Roxana Whitcomb Neal widow of Lindsay Neal pioneer of Butler county died at 78 at the home of her daughter Mrs O W Rawley Union Funeral in Methodist church at 2 tomorrow burial Linwood beside husband Survived by five of six children Mrs Rawley Mrs James Cook William and Shelby Neal Lindsay Neal Myrtle Smith deceased Also longtime member of Methodist Episcopal Church. Shoes advertisement follows.

Clarksville Hoxana Neal Lindsay Neal Butler County O. W. Rawley Union Linwood Roxana Whitcomb Judea Wis

Court orders bonds forfeited in merry maker case

A quartet of merry makers were arrested early today for disorderly conduct. One paid a fine. the other three failed to appear. The court ordered their bonds forfeited and directed their re-arrest to answer the charge. Oliver Truar, 22, was arrested for carrying concealed weapons, pleaded guilty, and was jailed three days. The county attorney will prosecute the prison case on a state charge.

Oliver Truar W. P. Woxie Cafer Lie “Pa Thei -Truar Ray Bish

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