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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1919

Page

12

German Raid on Dinant Topic of Relief Benefit Lecture

Capt. P H Canrobert recalls the Dinant massacre from the opposite Meuse shore and with Cardinal Mercier and King Albert investigators will narrate the German destruction for the Belgian relief fund at Majestic Theatre next Thursday. A musical program accompanies the address with solos, piano, and violin pieces. Tickets and programs available at the theatre and on Tuesday morning.

Divant Belgium Fund For Belgian Relief Majestic P. H. P Canrobert T de Meuse Canrobert Dinant Cardinal Mercier Albert Victor Ettinger B. J. Cowell Herbert F. Marshall Clark N. N. Frudenfeld Community Drama League Capt Rom ‘Baron’ de Cartier Washington Madame Vic Horta Waterloo France

Woman's Club Literary Division Elects Officers

Mrs H W Grout is re elected chairman for 1919 20 at the annual Literary department meeting held at Hotel Russell Lamson Mrs E L Corton secretary also re elected but declined to serve Mrs Walter B E Johnson and Mrs A L Johnson to serve as secretary and executive member for 1919 20 They named Mrs Alfred Longley to join the nominating committee for the club election to be held May 16 A program followed with readings from Maupassant The Necklace The Piece of String The Coward and other pieces hosted by Mrs L Kingsley About 40 women attended

H. W. Grout Woman's Club Russell-Lamson E. L. Corton Walter BE. Johnson L. Johnson Fagre Grout Alfred Longley

Riverside Drive Club Luncheon and Sacred Heart Meeting

Mrs George A Martin hosted Happy Hour club luncheon at 1.6 oclock Tuesday Riverside Drive club held yesterday with Mrs R Clare Heard as hostess. Holy Name court met in Sacred Heart hall last evening and members played cards after the business session. Favors were given. Mrs L B Glaza and Miss Doris Fitugerala attended. A wedding occurred Tuesday morning at Immaculate Conception church Fairbank with Miss Maria Welsh and Albert Reising wed. Rev Fri Harbin officiated. Ralph Welsh and Paul Leebey served as acolytes. Vera Peters played the wedding march as the couple stood before the altar adorned with palms ferns and roses.

George A. Martin Happy Hour Club Riverside Drive Club R. Clare Heard

Marriage Details at Fairbank with Welsh Reising Family Ties

A wedding described with veil and wreath, pink and white rose bouquet, and breakfast for relatives at the bride’s home in Fairbank. Mrs. Reising is the bride’s mother, and the groom’s family is linked to the East of town. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm east of town. Public notices follow including Women’s Relief Corps meeting and PEO and PHO gatherings at local homes with hostesses named.

P. E J.D. East Mmes H. M. Reed C. C Ballietté H. C. Schultz Eleanor Johnson

Among the Churches Christ Episcopal Auxiliary Meets

The Woman's auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church met in Lloyd hall yesterday for the regular session and elected Mrs A Mills as delegate to the next gathering.

Christ Episcopal—The

Pioneer resident A J King dies at 85 near La Porte City

A J King, aged 85, died at his farm home two and a half miles east of La Porte City after a period of ill health. He was born October 4, 1834, survived by his widow and son Orin King of Waterloo, and funeral services were held Friday at 2:30 p.m. at the M B church, with interment in West View cemetery. The Cedar Valley Odd Fellows marked the order’s centennial with a Waterloo gathering of about 400, praised for its work by officials. Local clubs and social groups reported on meetings, birthdays, and civic events, including a notable birthday for Mrs Adaline Waldroff, and theatre and musical outings for residents.

Porte City A. J. Ng King Orin King Waterloo M. B John Gammons West View Cemetery Cedar Valley Odd Fellows’ Association Order Lotus Lodge Henry V. Borst Rebekahs Black Hawk Lodge Thistle Rebekah Lodge W. G. Baliheim Adaline Waldroff R. B. Field M. L. Cummins H. G. Adams BR. 5. Wagner J. W. Stewart Park C. A. Brust Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra Cedar Falls H. C. Unger Mercy Hospital Town City Robert Banger Chicago George Banger Herbert Haibfsss

Postmaster General Defense Needer Not Publishers Assertion

C J Post director of the publishers advisory board says the postmaster general needs defense, not publishers. He cites postal demoralization as evident to business and homes, listing the publishers advisory board members. Post criticizes Burleson for blocking a New York World dispatch and fending off censorship as un-American.

Postmaster General Defense Associated Press New York Burleson C. J. Post Publishers’ Advisory Board Avery Business American Home Periodical Publishers’ Association of America Associated Business Papers, Inc The American Medical Editors’ Association New York Medical Publishers’ Association Agricultural Publishers’ Association Association of Religious Press Allied Printing ‘Trades’ Council Authors’ League of America New York World Mr. Post Postal Service Gurlison

Postage Zone Law Attacked by Newspaper Publishers

The article recounts publishers and periodical owners denouncing Postmaster General Burleson for the postal zone law. It argues the rule burdens readers by location and that uniform postage is essential so every American pays the same rate for newspapers and magazines. The piece defends press as the nation’s reading backbone.

Ublishura Lve Lim Burleson Publigher

Cuba Naval Dry Dock Plans Design of U. S. And Native Engineers

Plans for a new naval ship yard at the immigration station grounds behind Morro Castle across Havana harbor from the capital have been submitted to President Menocal by Capt. Sidney Henry, US naval engineer, and Commander Kear of the Sudan Naval academy. The design includes a dry dock for ships up to 4,000 tons and two large concrete plazas. It is believed the naval academy at Martel will be transferred nearby.

Havana Tiscorns Morro Castle Havana Harbor Menocal Sidney Henry United States Naval Engineer Kear Sudan Naval Academy Martel

Births Reported In Cedar Falls area April births list

This morning's mail brought birth certificates to the clerk's office, the largest single day since the new law. Through April, 10% of birth months have been filed, with numerous entries for April including names and towns such as Cedar Falls Barclay Orange and Waterloo townships.

Jacob John Millisen A” Gon Mrw Albert Kine Hartman Dauah Ann Mra Charles Caves Barclay Township Vee Nletiolan Heelan Jonup Robert Nicholas Kathering Mea John Jirak Archer Mary Ann Albert J. Nehlaet Quincey Evat- Relyn Henry W. Mixdorf Miller Ellsworth Hinton Elmer C Fowler William F. Burke Walnut Edna Walzabeth Robert Dewey Smith Danson Faber Harvey Will Ru Brown Ce ‘Dar Fatla Will Robert’ 'Po Joseph Ring Cedar Jana Caroline Aingle Fred

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Davenport Hirst M. E Saura Webb Woman’s Club Hansen and Hansen East Fourth Street Women’s Relief Corps Memorial Hall Elizabeth Billings Elizabeth Sergeant la Porte City Burch Bros. Co China Hall-Ekfelt Co Park Ave. and Lafayette St Whelpe Jache Cuba Naval Dry Dock Overland A. L. Alexander Company Court House
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