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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1915

Page

3

Arthur Kline Victim of Poculing and Painful Accident

La Porte Est News reveals Arthur Kline suffered a serious injury after a fall on an Interurban train near Biz Creek. He was carried to the station and later treated, with doctors finding a damaged facial nerve keeping him home for an extended period. The report also covers community events, obituaries, visits, and local notices from La Porte City including a Tourist Club gathering and a newly organized student group.

Waterloo Biz Creek Jie Kine Ila

Woman Suffrage and War Aid in England and America

London reports women are aiding wounded and funding war relief while suffragists push for parliamentary support. American suffragists express solidarity as women worldwide mobilize, and a patent medicine pill by Doctor Pierce promotes health claims amid wartime strain.

London England America Pierce Pei

Fairbank News Roundup and Local Changes in April

Fairbank notes report Mrs. Albert Bently gravely ill with nurse from Findly Hospital Dubuque aiding care. Fred Monroe returns from Marshalltown with Mrs. Monroe to remain in Fairbank for months. Rev Kinkle of Waterloo seeks to dispose of Forest Street Episcopal property, guest of H. G. Ginge. School pupils enjoyed a vacation week. Mrs. Blank of Wayne NL visits sister Mrs. G. I. Ellis. Rev Father Craney travels to Independence for family illness. Lechey family mourning in Norwich and awaiting Seattle homeward. James Curley loses barn to fire. Fire Dept. saves other structures. News of Prof Wallace marrying Miss Neva Sawyer in Aurora. Wallace formerly school superintendent. Lindy Center area meeting April 17. county Supt. G. R. Larkwood and Cedar Falls staff to attend. G. W. Kerenzel of Dubuque on business. Frank Miller and friend visit from Dubuque.

Fred Monroe Marshalltown Monroe Fairbank Kinkle Waterloo Episcopal Church Forest Street H. G. Ginge Blank Wayne, NL John Lechey Jas. Curley Vvolunteer Yrof Geo. Fallace Neva Sawyer Aurora Wallace Brife AL Em Kimmds Waterson Tages Brotherhood Lindy Center G. R. Larkwood Independence A. Fullerton Miss Hughes T. C Cedar Falls G. W. Kerenzel Dubuque Frank Miller Ll. T. Miller

Died in Minnesota former resident Luke Johnson

Luke Johnson a former resident of Marble Rock died Monday morning at his home in Alexandria Minnesota from tuberculosis after long illness. Also noted are travels of local residents and various social events including church supper at the Beclar Hotel and a GQA social gathering.

S S S Blood Purifier Adyle for Impurities Abandon System

An old advertisement extols S S S blood purifier as a cure for impurities. It claims the tonic withdraws impurities from blood through skin lungs kidneys and bowels and touts medical endorsement while warning substitutes are inferior. It urges readers to buy S S S from druggists and contact the Medical Advisor for details.

S&s. S Awitt Spechia OG Atlanta Dome de S

Veterans and families recall surrender anniversary

Hall gatherings marked the fiftieth anniversary of the Canova Lee surrender with an excellent dinner and jovial fellowship. The day included visits by Virginia Williams and Nessie Quaife returning to school duties, and Rev. Bond preached two sermons in the Christian church.

Pony City Bond Sarah MrUldred Wilmer A. LU. Walster Patricia Madeling Cates Greenp Win Nicholas Waterloo Ace Lily Jewett Haynes Abraham Lincoln Theo. Messerschmidt P. P. Armour Independence Bennet Johnson and

Douthitts prepare Chicago move and local arrivals

Center Point April 12. Mr and Mrs Douthitt, just arrived from Terre Haute Indiana, plan to ship household goods to Chicago where Mr Douthitt will serve as valuation engineer. Resident engineer for WLGL & N noted. Mrs Henry Ward came from Washington to spend summer with relatives. A. Gable and family returned from California sun trip. Four months old Charlotte Eileen Kibbe died April 5 with Evangelical church service held April 10. Mrs W Green of Kenwood visited Thursday. Miss Ruth Oberfell of Oelwein, daughter of ex agent J F Oberfell, is seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia but improving. Dr B B Yost and Mrs Sophia

Uter Point JM Douthitt Terre ‘Haute Ind Chicago Douthitt B. 1 Wlgl & N Henry Ward Washington A. Gable California Charlotte Eileen James Kibbe Evangelical Church W. Green Kenwood Ruth Oberfell Oelwein J. F. Oberfell B. B, Yost Sophia

GETS-IT Corn Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief

A vintage advertisement touts GETS-IT as a magical corn remover that works in seconds with two drops. It claims painless results, avoids cutting or bandaging, and advertises 25 cents a bottle sold by EB Lawrence & Co of Chicago.

EB. Lawrence & Co Chicago

Local Notes From Center Point Area

Wayne departed Friday for Chicago and other palate in Minola. Mrs. Chas Manehan and baby of La Porte City visit relatives here. Mrs. Frank Ward reported very ill at her country home. Announcements of Dr Frank Folking of Redlands Calif marriage on April 8 received from relatives here. Dr Folkins former Center Point boy. Mia Reynolds and daughter Bare returned Friday from a three weeks visit with relatives at Waukon.

Passi Thomas Coughlin Winnipes Manitoba J. D BE. E Grant Salmon Coughlin Algona Mary Jane Salmon William Merning Agnes Worcester Catherine Frank Kline Waterloo A. Franklin J. L. Lawrence Cedar Rapids J. G. Adame James Uateh Primghar J. W. Gardner Thin City Wisconsin John Havery John Bown Mabel Bitterly State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls Miss West Century Lyceum Bureau of Chicago Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church John Lineman St. Paul Wayne Minola Chas. Manehan Baby la Porte City Frank Ward Frank Folking Redlands Cal Folkins Center Point Mia Reynolds Bare Waukon

Cemetery sidewalk drive aims at Nash-Us move

The cemetery society seeks funds for a new cement sidewalk. Each donor of 1.10 can have their name inscribed on a block. Contact president Ada Yolks to help finish the walk before Decoration Day. Miss Mattie Lee visits family in North Dakota. Local sick lists show improvement.

Cemetery Society Ada Yolks Mattie Lee North Dakota

Plainfield Community News and Social Updates

Born to Mr and Mrs Earl Langendorc a son on April 6 in Plainfield. Mrs Walt Sutherland and daughter Ruth visiting from Charles City. Wil Robinson of Illinois visited his son W E Langendorc. Fisher Sunday school box social set for April 17 at the B L N A hall with auction and tray lunch. W C T U meets April 13 with Purity topic led by Luta Wade. Myron Temple sold household goods and closed the hotel.

Chas. Brooks F. O. Willman W.C. T.U Sarah Cooper Luta Wade Myron Temple

New Hartford Local News And Transfers April Report

New Hartford April notes report Charlen Jensen suffers several broken ribs from a cow incident Mrs Anna Beening helps care for Mrs C R Harmon who is improving J R Clapp formerly of Oelwein has purchased Hedgelin barbershop and pool room Roy Ranney travels to Cedar Rapids to serve as juror at the April federal court session Township trustees elect Roy Sterling road and drug superintendent for the coming year Mrs E J Dunham Mrs Evelyn Knipe and daughter visit Mason City with plans for Mrs Dunham to travel to Poe Kansas to visit relatives

New Hartford Charlen Jensen Anna Beening Waterloo C. R. Harmon J. R. Clapp Oelwein Hedgelin Roy Ranney Cedar Rapids Federal Roy Sterling E. J. Dunham Evelyn Knipe Mason City

Local Social Notes Highlight Church Move and Guests

Mrs Maude Glanville hosts visitors with Mr and Mrs Clarence Leary of Chicago staying at the Ad Leary home. Rev GC F Lusk of Newton Ia accepts the pastorate at First Baptist Church and will relocate his family. I F Harmon of Hubbard visited C R Harmon home, while F C Harmon and daughters from Shell Rock joined the Harmon family. L J Rogers of Allison attended the fiftieth anniversary of Lees surrender.

Maude Glanville Clarence Leary Chicago Ad J Leary GC. F. Lusk Newton First Baptist Church Place I. F. Harmon Hubbard, Ta C. R. Harmon F. C. Harmon Daughters of Shell Rock GC. R. Harmon L. J. Rogers Allison Lee

Sleepless Nights and Headaches Cure Promised by Megrimine

An 10 cent box of Dr Whitehall's Megrimine is advertised as quick relief for headaches and sleepless nights caused by overindulgence in food or drink. The ad urges readers to visit local druggists or write The Dr Whitehall Megrimins Co in South Bend Indiana for availability.

DR. Whitehall

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