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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1919

Page

8

Pioneer Waterloo matron Mrs Edwards dies at home

Mrs A J Edwards a Black Hawk County pioneer died at 1103 Lafayette street Waterloo at 4 16 am from a cardiac condition and chronic nephritis She was wife of Albert Jonathan Edwards and mother to Ensign A J Edwards Jr and to several daughters including Mrs D R Vaughan and Mrs Lewis H Minke Funeral services will be at her home tomorrow at 2 30 pm with burial in Fairview Church work and temperance leadership marked her long life in Waterloo

A. J. Edwards Black Hawk County Lafayette Street Amanda F. Hall Samuel Hall Rowe Mass Blackjawk County Waterloo Old Prairie Home Seminary Waterloo West Albert Jonathan Edwards Edwards, Ransier, Longley and Harris Edwards Robert Dall Mary EB. Hammon Maria Hall Henry Hall D. R. Vaughan Des Moines Lewis H. Minke Fort Dodge David W. Edwards Wagner Cal Blanche E. Edwards Ensign A. J. Edwards, Jr U. S. Nary New York City Ethel Edwards Graham George D. Graham Sia Aceeinehar Edwards Vaughan Lewis Roger Willard Elizabeth Minkel David Edwards Ruth Graham Carp James Gordon Vaughan France Altho First Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society Edwards Marks

Newspapers Credited With Getting Maimed Yanks to Learn Jobs

Washington April 28 The federal vocational education board says newspapers nationwide largely aided its effort to place 4 725 disabled soldiers sailors and marines into civilian life through retraining Programs. Many left service unaware disabilities could be neutralized and families supported while training continues. The program seeks to locate more veterans in similar need and expand efforts.

Washington, D. C Federal Board For Vocational Education

News of Society Mr Hukill Guest of West Teachers at Dinner

Mr Hukill, superintendent of public schools west for 20 years, and Mrs Hukill were guests of honor at a farewell dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. Teachers and board members attended. program included music, a triangular debate, and a gift presented to Mr Hukill.

T. Hukill Public Schools West Hukill Russell-Lamson Hakill Elizabeth Kenney Adams Naneen Davis S. M. Wallace West High Carleton Sias Carleton Sias, Misses van Valkenberg Ruth Updegraff

Mother Daughter Banquet at YWCA Wednesday

The high school girls and their mothers attend a 6 p m banquet at the YWCA with Miss Fonda Jameson as toastmistress. Toasts include Our Mothers-Daughters of Yesterday and Our Daughters-Mothers of Tomorrow among others, with piano and violin solos and a community sing. Banquet seating forms a triangle in the gym, with blue triangle emblems and fern centerpieces, served by Girl Reserves in white middy uniforms.

Fonda Jameson Dorothy Lumry F. Willig Jenks Ruth Ganz Elizabeth Sage Jean Kinneburgh A. E. Hoffman Gladys Gindt Pauline Sypes Virginia Wilson Dorothy Jenks Y. W

Welcome Home War Bride and Babe Readied at Iowa Home

Mr and Mrs 8 D Clark of 110 Linden Ave anticipate arrival of Eu gene H Clark’s widow and their nine month old grandchild from Cork Ireland. The widow and infant, now in transit to Waterloo Iowa, will join a family eager to meet the newcomer and honor the fallen seaman’s memory.

Cedar Falls Iowa State Teachers College Bartlett Hall Howard Robinson D. Clark Linden Avenue Chicago Babe Eugene H. Clark Shaw War Bride Cork Ireland Waterloo Iowa East

Quota Campaign Advances Toward Victory Bond Goal

Service league officials reported $150 000 raised toward the Victory bond quota in a two day push and said the same amount remains to reach success. Solicitors continue steady, thorough work and pledge not to quit until the loan drive is assured, as re canvassing and subscription checks occupy most office time. Despite optimism, ample work remains before the city is over the top.

Service League

Mortuary notice for Maria Dunkelberg in Waterloo area

Maria Dunkelberg died at 2:20 a m Sunday at her daughter’s home in Hotel Metropole. Funeral will be at First M E Church at 2530 p m tomorrow, conducted by Dr Frank Willard Court, with interment in Elmwood. She was born September 27, 1830, in Palmyra New York, later lived in Mentor, married Nathan Wood, then Solomon Dunkelberg, who died. Survived by daughter Mrs Henry Sethbers Mantor d, granddaughter Mrs Fred Garrabrant, great granddaughter Lillian Garrabrant, and grandson George W Dauchy in Tours France. Two step-siblings also noted.

Navy Harry Non Jenn America Ireland Bie Pete Camp France Boune St. Angin Maria Dunkelberg Henry Sethbers Hotel Metropole M. E. Church Frank Willard Court Elmwood Dunkelberg Palmyra Nathan Wood Mentor Dunkelburg First M. EB. Church Lincoln Circle Women's. Christian Temperance Union Lodge Red Cross Samuel Curtis Mantor. D Fred Garrabrant Lillian Garrabrant la Porte City George W. Dauchy Tours Clint Holden Quartermaster Corps

Funeral notices for Dunkelberg and Ballensiefer in Iowa town

Memorial details for Mrs Dunkelberg and Albert B Ballensiefer outline funeral arrangements. Dr E B Dunkelberg and Dr Bert Dunkelberg are named in the service with viewing at Petersen Bros mortuary. Albert Ballensiefer, 31, died at Fairbank after three years of rheumatic illness, survived by mother Mrs Chris Yockey and siblings Frank Julius Rose Martin Louis Josephine. John J Jackson infant dies at Presbyterian hospital. buried in Clarksville after birth on March 2 1919.

Albert BR. Ballensiefer Fairbank Chris ¥ Yockey Oelwein Frank Baltensiefer Waterloo Julius Rose Martin Baltimore Rainbow Division Louis Rainbow Boys Josephine East John J. Jackson John James Jackson

Death of George Watrous in Mount Vernon township

George Watrous aged 50 died at his home in Mount Vernon township about 2 a.m. today. Funeral services will be Wednesday afternoon with interment at United Brethren church. Survived by one brother and three sisters. The text notes January as the wheat harvesting season of Australia.

George Watrous Cedar Falls Mount Vernon Township United Brethren Church

War Savings Plan Stays for Peace Time

London reports that in three years the British public purchased 300 million war savings certificates at 3 75 dollars each. The National War Savings committees have driven strong uptake and plan to continue the 40 000 savings sanctions on a permanent peace regime.

London National War Savings Committees

8 050 Miles Without a Skip Maytag Ad Card Story

A Maytag salesman touts heavy duty tungsten plugs lasting 8050 miles in a Ford without cleaning. The Clark family displays a service flag with four sons serving in the American forces. Eugene, a sailor, died at 26 after enlisting at 18. Andrew, Leon, and Harry also served in France. their mother recalls pride and hardship as the armory visit spurred enlistment.

Maytag Company Newton Eugene Andrew Leon Harry France Armory Co. B Des Moines

Gold casket prepared for London gift to President Wilson

In London a 18 carat gold casket with royal portraits is readied to hold the freedom certificate of the city of London to be presented to President Wilson. The casket, mounted on a water plinth and enamel arms of the city, is on view at the Guild Hall as officials describe its ornate craftsmanship and symbolism.

City of London Wilson Guild Hall Po Wanna Vriltania London Preas Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

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