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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1915

Page

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Widow Emma Thrower Watts Dies in Waterloo After Cerebral Hemorrhage

Emma Thrower Watts, born in England on April 66 1848, died at the family home on New Jefferson street Waterloo from a cerebral hemorrhage shortly before 7 am. Survived by husband Thomas M Watts, son William who died in childhood, daughter Agatha, and other relatives. She lived in Waterloo since 1867, was active in church and the Woman's Relief corps, and leaves many siblings and extended family. Funeral arrangements to Center Point then Provus for burial.

Thomas Ws. Watts Waterloo Dishort New Jefferson Crane Witla Aiu Mrs. Watts Emma Thrower England America Oswego Thomas M. Watts Atlanta Mra Agatha Urs Sturm Anon Coriel Iirkr Methodist Church Woman's Rete? Corps Helpin William Frederiel Botutan Ardmys Street Center Point Ueepase Fife Nares Clyde Jes Walker Iir

Mrs Nicholas Frost Dies in Gilbertville at 78

Mrs Nicholas V Frost a longtime Black Hawk County resident died at 7 40 this morning at her home in Gilbertville aged 78 years 1% days She was born in Germany Aug 1 7 and married in Kenosha Wis June 24 1844 settling in Cedar Township later moving to Gilbertville Survived by ten children and two brothers Funeral at St Marys Catholic Gilbertville Monday at 10 with interment in Gilbertville cemetery Father Nemmers officiating

Nicholas Vyrost Gibertville Frost Black Hawks Geremany Anna Kemp Washburn Peter J. Frost la Porte City Katherine Brustkern Waterloo Hose de Jaerer Margaret Holbach Mary Frost William PP. Frost A Porte City Nicholaa CC. Frost Lair Porte Lenn Gales da Porte Eligabeth Frost Aso St. Mary's Catholft Father Nemmers Meiate

Minstrel Show Planned by Catholic Order of Foresters

C O F to present a minstrel show at Sealion hall next Wednesday evening under St Joseph’s court. Program includes songs, dances, readings and skits with members D Coughlan, J Purtell, Miss Adella Danige, Rev Father Malloy, and others performing selections such as Tennessee I Hear You Calling Me and I’m Going Back to Louisiana.

St. Joseph's Court Catholic Order of Foresters Sealion Hall Tennessee Charles McNalty Jig Wtornpipe D. Coughlan J. Purtell J. Fitzgerald Sone Smart B. HW. Real Clara Glass Milas Priese Father Malloy J. Slattery

Rock Island Case Reveals White Slave Ring Sentences

Dispatches from Detroit report Joseph Maloff a former Rock Island saloonkeeper and his wife Catherine found guilty on white slave charges. Maloff gets ten years in Leavenworth, Catherine one year in Detroit. Clyde Morton and Erma Newton also convicted with five and two year terms respectively. Walter Neibert of Muscatine receives two years. Three others, Freddie Elgin Winnie Elgin and War Ten Judd Landram, were sentenced to two years after confessing.

Rock Island Detroit Joseph Maloff Catherine Maloff Leavenworth Kan House of Correction Peoria Netrnit Clyde Morton Erma Newton Walter Neibert Muscatine Swith Freddie Winnie Elgin Judd Landram

Johnson Willard Referee on Grovy Fight

Thivenn April 3 Jack Weich will referee the Johnson and Joss March title fight Monday. He arrived in Wavang and opened talks with Promoters on ring styles. Weather was ideal for training. Johnson and Wittkat were early to start.

Jack Weich Jack Johnson Joss March Wavang Rool Bom Johnson Witt Kat Iret

Fragmentary World War I Dispatch Mentions Alliances

Fragmentary OCR reads like a World War I dispatch with references to Joffre Taft and allied commands. It mentions moving to Helmian headquarters and warns of a coming wave of action. Names and places are garbled, but the tone implies strategic mobilization and leadership declarations.

Eral Joffre Dun Honeral Taft Mamidersinehiel Helmian

Lusitania sails with large passenger list and Belgian aid figure

New York April 3 Cunard Line steamer Lusitania sails for Liverpool with an unusually large passenger count. Among the travelers are Jean Croker and his bride and Lalla Vandervelde wife of the Belgian minister of state who has raised nearly 300000 for Belgian relief. Sailors expect two fast British ships to escort near the Irish coast while precautions against suspects and submarines are mentioned.

New York Cunard Lusitania Liverpool ATG Iehan Croker Ming Lalla Vandervelde Belgium Apt. Turner British Oyers Liverspool

State University Gets Keokuk Buffalo Heads

Keokuk April 3 heads of two buffalos that escaped from the park and were killed here this week may be shipped to the state university at Town City. Requests for the heads were granted by Commissioner Z T F Schmidt. If taken there they will be mounted by students in the taxidermy department and used as decorations in university buildings. The mounting will aid laboratory study and trophies valued by the university.

Keokuk State University Town City Z. T. F. Schmidt Department of

Waterloo Clerks to Count Incoming Parcels in March

Officials at the Waterloo post office will count and weigh incoming parcels for the first fifteen days of March following a Washington order. Postmaster M. H. Kelly must record footage on outgoing parcels and note their destination zones. He notes business is better than last year with quarter ending March 31, 1916 receipts at $3,946.48.

Waterloo Washington M.H. Kelly

Jubilee Anbiles and family illness report

A short item notes a girl arriving at Chas Wellmanns home while Mrs. W E Buechele returns to the bedside of her and the mother. The Geo Sanera family is sick with the grip and Mrs. A Lange, ill for weeks, has just recovered enough to help again.

Chas. Wellmann W. FE. Buechele Geo. Sanera A. Lange

Local Fraternal Announcements and Social Plans

Cedar hive members meet Tuesday at 2 30 in the new C O F hall for regular review. An April Fool sociable is planned for the evening. Cedar Rapids trip on May 10 requires a Monday evening gathering at Mrs Laura Garrabrant 211 Second St E. Eastern Star attend a Sunday march to Waterloo theatre. Raishte Templar Easter services at 2 36. Pythian Sisters host Cedar Falls temple Monday evening leaving at 7 by interurban.

Cedar Hive L. GO Bony Waterloo Theatre

Music Brings Recovery From War Brain Trauma At Maida Vale

London reports music aiding veterans with war induced mental impairment at Maida Vale hospital. A Wiltshire regiment soldier, Rundsuran A. G. Reynolds, buried thirteen hours in a trench by a German shell, emerged from a weeks long blankness after piano therapy. He then read musical notation and printing, aided by music played to him.

London Maida Vale Rundsuran A. G. Reynolds Wiltshire Regi Ypres

Moore damages car to avoid collision at city corner

In Keokuk on an April afternoon J Moore drove into a curb on Sixth and Blondeau to avoid a collision with another auto. The interurban car in front of Grand theatre bore responsibility as Moore, eastbound on Blondeau, could not see the other vehicle northbound on Sixth until close. No injuries were reported.

Keokuk Avord Moore Sixth and Blondeau Streets Fron Grand Theatre Blondeat Street Sixth Street Blondeau

Take Cascarets For Health And Happiness Today

Omile, be happy. Take Cascarets to liven your liver and clean your bowels. Stop headaches and bilious spells. Wake up feeling fine with the gentlest inside cleansing. Cascarets also claimed as best cathartic for children.

Larned’s History of the World Promoted Here

A newspaper note extols Larned's History of the World as a liberal education aid. It promotes a special, nominal-cost distribution with a certificate printed in the column, urging families to act quickly to secure the volume as a lasting treasure.

Josephus Nelson Larned

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