Fireman Dies After Bridge Accident Near Central City
Fireman Dave Leonard of Cedar Rapids on an Illinois Central freight run between Manchester and Cedar Rapids was fatally injured yesterday when his head struck a steel bridge span after leaning from the cab. He died on arrival in Cedar Rapids. Leonard was a well known railroad man around Waterloo and had many friends from visits there.
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Cedar Rapids
Illinois Central
Manchester
Leonard
Central City
Moose Regular Meeting of Water Lodge No 328
The Moose Regular meeting of Water Lodge No 328 LSO O Y M at K P hall is Thursday evening April 27. Come early. Visitors welcome. The Hospital auxiliary meeting will be postponed two weeks due to the Sheffield choir concert.
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Water Too Lodge
K. P. Hall
Sheffield
Promising Waterloo Youth Lloyd Freeman Dead at 19
Lloyd E. Freeman son of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Freeman of 121 Jefferson street Waterloo died at 8 25 this morning at the family home after a two week illness from an abscess of the liver and small intestines. He was born May 12 1891 in Nashua and moved to Waterloo where he grew up and attended West High School class of 09. He graduated from Waterloo Business College in March and worked as a stenographer for NauMan company. He was active in First M. E. Church Y M C A athletics including West High basketball and the college team. Surviving are his parents three grandparents and other relatives at the bedside at his deathbed funeral plans pending.
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L. B. Freeman
Jefferson Street
Lloyd
Waterloo
Nashua
Waterloo West
West High
Waterloo Business College
NauMan Company
M. EB
West High School
Business College
Bourne
Julius Paschke
Eliza Freeman
William Nash
John Snyder
Fred Ward
Charles City
H. R. Freeman
St. Paul
Leona Paschke
Edward Paschke
Emil Paschke
Celinda
Governor Carroll heads to Muscatine to assess strike
Des Moines reports say Governor Carroll left for Muscatine to investigate strike conditions. State Labor Commissioner Van Duyn also departed for Muscatine to push for a settlement. E. W. Miller went to Elkader to attend the bankers convention tomorrow.
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Muscatine
van Duyn
E. W. Miller
Elkaderla
Bankers’ Convention
Nurses Graduate With High Honors At Westminster Service
The seventh graduation class from Presbyterian hospital held at Westminster Church Cedar Falls featured eight graduates honored for their work. Miss Edna May Crotty Julia Van Duyn Waterloo Miss Flossie Trene Ransom Rolfe Miss Ada Belle Ward Potasio Wis Miss Bertha Harris Lena Ill Miss Nettie LeClerc Coggan and Miss Rebecca Jurgens Hampton were presented diplomas by Board President W W Marsh.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hospital
A. J. Perry
D. W. Falls
Presbyterian Church of
Cedar Falls
Edna May Crotty
Julia van Duyn
Waterloo
Flossie Trene Ransom
Rolfe
Ada Belle Ward
Potasia
wWis
Bertha Harris
Lena
Ill
Nettie LeClerc
Coggan
Rebecca Jurgens
Hampton
Miriam Marsh
Pearl Headford
E. Minor
Gwyneth Sampson
H. W. Reherd
Ain
Misses Gwyneth Sampson
Harrilet Ryan
North Waterloo and Railroads
Conductor Al Young was summoned to Iowa last evening after a wreck on the Iowa Central near Iowa Falls forcing detours along Illinois Central lines to Alden. Janssen’s body found along Illinois Central tracks near Freeport after an accident while walking home. Ralph Morris resigns from Rose barber shop. Conductor Lester Cooling to wed Miss May Duffy of Dubuque. he has served twelve years on the Illinois Central. Engineer John A. Dickerman on layoff, rumored to leave for LeMars with a Mrs. Dickerman.
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Iowa Us
Iowa Central
Iowa Falls
Ilinois Central
Alden
Young
Illinois Central
North Waterloo
Anton B. Janssen
Baileyville
Tll
Freeport
Janssen
Ralph Morris
Rose
Lester Cooling
Illinois Central Service
Dubuque
May Duffy
Key City
Cooling
The
Winds Central
John A. Dickerman
Mubuque
North End
LeMars
Pension To Follow Short Service For Police Officer Injury
W. C. Haines, a long-time police officer since 1919, was injured after a fall in an excavation. He has been off duty due to serious wounds and is anticipated to apply for a pension as the pension board considers his case.
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Haines
W. C. Haines
W. T. Dinneen
M. H. Kelly
C. W. Stiison
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