Young life ended by death in Oskaloosa church
Helen Sterling daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Sterling died after a two year illness from tuberculosis at home 321 Washington street Waterloo. Born January 6 1890 she lived in Oskaloosa Waterloo Enterprise Portales and Rochester undergoing operations and travel for health. She leaves parents three sisters Ruth Esther Clover and brother Earl. Funeral at Methodist church in Oskaloosa Saturday 8 p m with burial there.
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Helen Sterling
C. L. Sterling
Hone
Washington Street
Miss Sterling
Waterloo
Waterloo Business College
Buckbee-Mears Company
William Galloway Company
Enterprise, Ore
Rochester
Minn
Portales
N. M
Towers
Galloway Girls
Oska
Joosa
Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa College
Ruth
Esther
Clover
Earl
Paul Davis
C. Sharp
Black Hawk Bank
C. Debooy
Chris Boyce
Harry FE. Reynolds
J. C. Morgan
Raymond Iowa Easter Newsnotes Highlight Local Visits
Miss Alta Poyner visited Waterloo and attended Easter services in Raymond. Numerous residents hosted relatives and neighbors from Waterloo and nearby towns. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry, Miss Elsie Shirley, Miss Hoa Romine, Mrs. R. H. Murphy, and others. The Phillips trial saw witnesses subpoenaed by Hoxle, McCoy, and Sheriff Shores. A new baby arrived for Walter Starkey, and Methodist services featured notable readings and songs. Craft nights and bake sales were planned by the Ladies Aid.
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Raymond
Alta Poyner
Waterloo
Frank Perry
John Cotton
Elsie Shirley
Russy
Hoa Romine
Iertha Cotton
R. H. Murphy
Margaret
Cccy
J Smith
L. Zimmerman
Robert
Clara
Fairbank
H. A. Mills
Cripple Creek
Colo
Lynn Smith
Hoxle and McCoy
Sheriff Shores
Phillips
Willie Wagner
Joe Golingveaux
Washburn
John Kelly
Dellegardel
Dave Henderson
Harry Porner
Mr. Bock
M. E. Bases
Clayton Bronson
Bronson
Louis Wangler
Walter Starkey
Starkey and Son
Walter
James Dyer
Cor Iwell College
Vernon
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist
Graham Young
Glen Parker
Mesdames Jungen
Weyden
Heinen
Lindner
Kate Weber
Lizzie Jungen
A. G. Ward
Paper Boat Tale From Lake Luzerne Anecdote
Bobby questions Aunt Bess about a paper boat voyage on Lake Luzerne. His mother dismisses the notion as nonsense, while Aunt Bess and Uncle Bill recount a trip aboard a tiny newspaper boat that sails the lake.
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Bobby
Bess
Switzerland
Lake Luzerne
Mamma
Besa
Bill
WANTED BENEDICT PIERSON WILL WED IN AMES IOWA
Ames Iowa April 12 Miss Margaret Gay Dolliver dean of women at Morningside college Sioux City will fill leading role at the Knol residence of Amos Blate college president as Mrs Raymond F Pierson wife of the newly elected president Culminating friendship with Dr Pierson arose after Washington meeting The wedding may include a European honeymoon trip and is described as a project already arranged
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Washington
Dolliver
Amps
Board of Education
Pierson
Local Names and Testimonials From Council Bluffs Ad
A long list of residents and businesses in Council Bluffs Iowa appear in a testimonial note. The letter from 1516 5th Ave references kidney trouble and rheumatism with Foley Kidney Pills claiming quick relief. The item reads like an aggregation of names alongside a patient quote from H. W. Taggart.
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Robert Stevenson
Sth Ave
Council Bluffs
Iowa
H. W. Taggart
G E Lichty Loses Father in Waterloo and Creston
G E Lichty of Waterloo and Creston, a grocery merchant, died at 44 years. He had relocated to Creston and died in a hospital there after a period of illness. Old age was given as the cause of death.
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Manchester
Mary Emerson
Delaware County
Tehn
Waterloo
Creston
Obituary fragment lists surviving family across multiple states
The deceased is survived by his widow and seven children. The children include Frank and Miss Elva in Des Moines with Elva a kindergarten teacher in public schools. Also listed are George tt, Aliss Nettie of Waterloo, Mrs. Vivian of Michigan, and Edward Andy, among others.
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Frank
Miss Elva
Des Moines
George Tt
Aliss Nettie
Waterloo
Vivian
Michigan
Edward Andy
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