Farewell to Father Hanley in Waterloo Tribute
A large audience at the Pythian temple honors departing Sacred Heart pastor Father J. J. Hanley. Waterloo officials, parishioners, and friends laud his church building, school, and civic impact as he moves to Dubuque.
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J. J. Hanley
Sacred Heart Parish
Pythian Temple
Father Hanley
Dubuque
Waterloo
Clarses
RB. C. Thompson
M. H. Kelly
H. O. Bernbrook
Sacred Heart Church
Bernbraeck
Henry P. Rohlmann
St. Mary's Church
Henneser
Paris
St. Joseph's College
Vinton
Grundy Center
Monti
Manchester
Mgr. Ryan
St. Patrick’s
FL W. Powers
Dr. Hanley
Father Norton
Webster City
Kelly
Sacred Heart
Parish
Jack Weonard
Toasis the
Ladies’ Orchestra
Ladies' Altar Society of
Illustrated Bible offer sparks Waterloo meeting buzz
A Waterloo society gathering discusses a unique Bible promotion by the Waterloo Evening Courier. Readers are invited to choose Catholic or Protestant editions with pictures running through the text, offered at paper expense rather than traditional Bible prices. The notice urges quick action before the deal ends.
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Waterloo
Waterloo , Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Couriers
Dramatized Titanic Sailor Claims Drunk Crew
A Hungarian Jewish sailor named Louis Klein tells Cleveland reporters that officers and crew aboard the Titanic were drunk when the iceberg struck. Senator Smith seeks verification, while Klein is held for inquiry by authorities in Cleveland after showing papers lost at the wreck.
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Washington, D. C
William Alden Smith
Cleveland
White Star
New York
Liverpool
Sam B. Anson
Senator Smith
Klein
Washington
Insurance on Loss by Theft in England Policy Case
A lawsuit seeks 1530 dollars from Queen Accident and Guarantee Company of England for burglary losses. BE E Manhard and wife Orlean claim jewelry worth 1034 dollars stolen Oct 25 1911 after a Feb 4 1911 policy for 2000 dollars. Other suits noted include attorney fees and various civil actions.
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BE. E. Manhard
Orlean B. Manhard
Queen Accident & Guarantee Corporation of England
Manhard
Local Social and Property Moves in Oak Ridge
Miss Lou Stickney visits sister in Ifonda while Ben Miller of Waterloo spends the weekend with friends. Charles Shelley, traveling salesman for Harris Cole Bros, stays in town. Ed Vaughn moves the William Cox house to his lot at Second and Olive. Gerholdts visit relatives in the country. Mullinex family drop by Stickney home. A. Hanson stays with his mother and sister. Also a Waterloo ad notes a sweeper vacuum cleaner selling under ten dollars.
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J. C. Murtagh
Father Hanley
Waterloo
Towa
Oak Ridge
Lou Stickney
Ifonda
Ben Miller
Charles Shelley
Harris & Cole Bros
Ed Vaughn
William Cox
Clay Street
Horne
Second and
Olive Streets
Mrs. Gerholdt
E. Mullinex
Stickney
A. Hanson
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Wash Goods
Croxton and Lina
William Galloway
Galloway
Father Hogan
Fairfield
Emmons Johnson
White Star Company
Henry Ferris
Hadar
Neb
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Mellin’s
Mellin
Melliovs Foo Co
Oston, Mass
WM. Pedicord
Lafayette
Je. E. Manhard
of English Company
W.N. Birdsall
Belle Muncey
Cascaden Manufacturing Co
Halversen
Andrew G. Janstad
Stewart-Simmons Press
F. Wildhagen
Edith Wildhager
W. H. Chappell
Waterloo Gagojline Engine Co
Carmody Foundry & Machinero
Charles Christiangen
Minneapolis
Brewing Co
Ford
Samuel Goettle
Rattler
Iowa & Dakota Land Co
Blowers
Metz Manufacturing Co
Charles Christiansen
James McCann
City of Waterlon Et al
Commercial Street
McCann
Peter J. Seippel
Burlington
Omaha
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Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
Fanpeever
San Francisco
Vancouver
California
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Colo
Springs
Estes Park
Park
Salt Lake
Utah
Yellowstone Hot Springs
Scenic Colorado
Sheridan
Randations
Wro
Weeny
Denver
Billings
Mont
Big Horn Basin
Great Falls
Butte
Missoula
L. W. Wakeley
Farnam
Omaha, Neb
Table Talk
Manhattan
Waterloo Tea CO
East Fifth Street
Courier
Commercial
Iowa
THE
Western Land Securities CO
St. Paul
Minn
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Illinois Central Track
Depot
M. J. Pommer & Company
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