National Young People's Union May Hold 1913 convention
The national convention of the Young People's Christian Union of the United Presbyterian church may be held in Waterloo in August 1913 if the invitation voted on yesterday is accepted. The society, over twenty years old, would bring upwards of 600 delegates, and the event would be self entertaining for a relatively small church. Also notes a church address move from 300 Fourth Street West to 303 305 in the same block, with a new store designed for convenience and streetcar sightlines using large mirrors to watch approaching cars.
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Young People’s Christian Union
United Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Bible School
Waterson
Iowa
Baltimore
Topeka
Kan
Pittsburgh
Fourth Street
Jefferson
Chicago
Greene Easter notes and local changes in 1913
Greene April 13 summary of resident movements. T. Neal and wife visited J. N. Neal. Moulton Hartness Jr. spent Easter with parents. Mrs. Elizabeth Swain ill. Perrin of Waterloo on business. Wm. Scantlebury visited friends. F. H. Camp bought Limbeck house on Traer. Herbert Morrill and wife visiting Ed Morrill’s family. Carrie Carney trip to Waterloo. Scott Barnatt employed at Andrew Cowan's hardware. A. L. Stuntz in Crookston, Minn. tending farming interests. Aaron Replogle bought Rife residence. Feyereisen family visited from Waterloo. Woodling returned from Las Vegas NM. Leo and Mrs Bruns welcomed a baby boy born April 11. Arnott visited from Waterloo. Dr. Groom returns from Des Moines after appendicitis treatment. A. G. Noltericke opens plumbing and timing business. Mrs. Sarah Streamer summoned for mother’s illness. Mrs. J. J. Rife recovering from kidney trouble. marriage of Carrie Vouts Greene to Martin Brownell Marshalltown at Bozeman Mont on April 3 1913.
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First Street
Ed Thomason
John Feyereizen
Waterloo
JX. Feyereizen
Martha
Woodling
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Leo Bruns
J. Wy. Arnott
Dr. Groom
Des Moines
A. G. Noltericke
Second Street
Sarah Streamer
Fremport
J. J. Rife
Carrie Vouts
Greene
Joder's Pharmacy Relocation Underway Today
Joder's Pharmacy, a longtime fixture in the area, is being moved today after nearly twenty years at its current site. The move follows planned preparations and will affect pedestrian access near the storefront during daylight hours.
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Joder's Pharmacy
Lecture on Saul draws large Universalist audience
Rev Effie McCollum Jones led a lecture recital on Robert Browning's Saul at the Universalist church last evening as the first in a poets series. An audience found it very interesting and Patti Lindner gave a solo that was enjoyed. another Tennyson poem is planned for next Sunday evening.
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Robert Browning
Saul
Effie McCollum Jones
Universalist Church
Patti Lindner
Tennyson
West side market site readied for May opening
RK M Dewey, city council member, says west side market site is being cleared of three houses and will open soon after May 1. One house removed, others being taken away. Two corner lots to display vegetables and produce. east side market also set for May opening. Free space for pedlars, farmers, and producers, no one barred.
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RK. M. Dewey
Second Ward
West Side
Aite
Atrerta
East Side
Aires
Class Play Cast Selected Today at Waterton High
Principal C W Cline announced the class play The Rose of Plymouth Town for commence week on May 28 in the manual training auditorium. Cast includes Leben storm as Rose, Miriam Pauline Peddersen as Miriam, Helene Towell as Barbara, Agnes Radholdt as Aunt Resolute, Horace Van Metre as Garrett Foster, Herman Kopel as Philip, George Gratian as Miles Standish, and Jaire Heald as John.
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C. W. Cline
Waterton High School
Rose of
Plymouth Town
Manual Training
Rose
Lebenstorm
Miriam
Pauline Peddersen
Barbara
Helene Towell
Resolute
Agnes Radholdt
Garrett Foster
Horace van Metre
Philip
Herman Kopel
Miles Standish
George Gratian
John—Jaire Heald
Farewell Sermon at Calgary Evangelical Church
Large crowds attended both morning and evening farewell services at the Calgary Evangelical Church. Rev. H J Faust praised three years of pastorate and urged steadfast service, thanking congregants for support and endorsing his successor Rev J A Hahlen who arrives Wednesday. Faust will reside in Waterton at 411 Fowler Street.
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Calgary
H. J. Faust
Paul
J. A. Hahlen
Faust
Waterton
Fowler Street
Bates speaks at Iowa Falls to packed audience
J. E. Bates of Waterloo spoke last evening in the opera house at Town Falls. The venue was chosen as churches could not seat the crowds. Bates is known as an engaging speaker and listeners were impressed by his message.
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J. E. Bates
Waterloo
Town Falls
Mr. Bates
Bill of Sale Transfers Crystal Theatre in La Crosse to Waterloo firm
A bill of sale filed by Frank Koppelberger of La Crosse transfers all properties of the Crystal theatre at 212 Fourth Street East to McClintock & Webber of Waterloo for 5000 dollars. Licensed to Wen Henry C. Larede Pt Madison and others listed, including Katherine Knoepfler Cedar Falls Herbert Corey Cedar Falls Jessie Conklin Cedar Falls Elmer Johnson Waterloo.
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Frank Koppelberger
la Crosse
Wis
McClintock & Webber
Waterloo
Crystal Theatre
Fourth Street East
Wen
Henry C. Larede
Pt. Madison
Katherine Knoepfler
Cedar Falls
Herbert Corey
Jessie Conklin
Elmer Johnson
Marcha Richelmann
New Waterloo Police Chief Vows Aggressive Tactics
E A Leighton, newly installed Waterloo police chief, vows to attack speeders, street walkers, and disreputable dancers on the streets. He plans staffing changes, with two daytime and three night officers, and may restore William Urle to a vacant lieutenant post pending civil service. Matrons surveyed dance halls. women officers guard stations and待 public spaces. upcoming Sunday school meeting noted.
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Civil Service Commission
E. A. Leighton
Waterloo
R. A. Doty
Trice
William W. Urle
Police Department
William Hollcreft
Neutenant
Police and Firemen’s Commission
Fire and Police Department
Matie Carey
Paul
Strayer
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Waterloo, Iowa
Sidney Company
Young People's Society of the U. P
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Iowa Homestead
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