Last Services for Lloyd Freeman and S. D. Sherod
Funerals were held yesterday afternoon from 114 Fremont street for Lloyd Freeman and S. D. Sherod. Masons and A. O. U. W. lodge members attended in large numbers. Illinois Central department heads and office employees were among the mourners, with extensive floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Sherod
Fremont Street
Lodge
Masons
Illinois Central
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Sherod
Funeral Rites Held for Sherod and Lloyd Freeman
Central office force and A U W members sent many flowers for Sherod’s funeral where Rev H G Beeman spoke and Masonic services led by C D Becker. Elmo Bateman and others sang hymns. Pallbearers included A J Fairburn and H P Estey. Burial at Farr view. Lloyd Freeman funeral drew large turnout at First Lutheran with Rev J E Johnson and choir, burial at Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Masonic Lodge
Illinois Central Road
Mr. Sherod
A. J. Fairburn
H. P. Estey
O. P. Snader
R. L. Ingersoll
R. J. Rook
H. C. Steinmayer
Farr~ View
Lloyd Freeman
J. E. Johnson
St. Paul's M. BE
Helen Byrnes
First Lutheran Church
High Street
Freeman
H. Mueller
Prof
F. Kueth
First M. E. Church
Business College
Liewelyn Boggs
Robert Armstrong
Joe Eby
Bruce Gates
Willard Smith
Harry Rice
Fairview Cemetery
Local illness and hospital reports in Waterloo area
Suxder of 217 Jefferson street fell ill with intestinal trouble and improved slightly but remained bedridden. Officer J F McSweener of Waterloo west has kidney trouble and is home bound at 612 Grant avenue for a week. John Line, critically ill for weeks, shows encouraging signs after a restless night and morning attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Suxder
Jefferson Street
J. F. McSweener
Waterloo West
Grant Avenue
McSweener
John Line
Not Feeling Bright In Morning Hours Today
A brief note describes a person not feeling well in the morning, worse than yesterday, with symptoms hinting at respiratory discomfort such as coughing. No names or locations are provided, and the entry reads as a casual health update rather than a formal report.
Preparations for P M convention in Waterloo
Plans for the Iowa state postmasters convention in Waterloo on June 7 8 and 9 show strong attendance prospects. V I McGraw fourth assistant postmaster general will attend along with Postmaster Warren Detroit Congressmen Kendall and Pickett and ex Senator Young. Invitations have gone to Postmasters Thomas Omaha and Campbell Chicago. A smoker and banquet are planned for July session events and an automobile city tour is set for Thursday afternoon. A smoker may be in the Elks club room and the banquet in the Pythian temple hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Waterloo
P. V. McGraw
Postal Service
McGraw
Warren
Detroit
Kendall
Pickett
Young
Thomas
Omaha
Campbell
Chicago
Elks’ Club
Pythian Temple
Linden Items Regular church services and local notes
Regular church services in Linden tomorrow. Pp. A. Marble recovered at home from stomach trouble. Elmer Rupert home from hospital after neck abscess operation. his baby son likewise recovering. W. W. Brooks recovering from nose trouble. E. C. Crandall ill at home. Mr and Mrs Or A Zuehlke hosted Linden Plate Booster club guests with social games and refreshments. Mrs Charley Voight home from hospital after operation and improving. Martin Mulvoy painting house. Ernest Ackerman able to go out after nearly two months confined. Boys' club to meet next Monday at L A Flinn's on Mulberry. Note on using pleasant cough medicine for children: Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For sale by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble
Elmer Rupert
W. W. Brooks
C. Crandall
Or. A. Zuehlke
Booster Club
Linden Plate
Dearborn Avenue
Charley Voight
Martin Mulvoy
Ernest Ackerman
L. A. Flinn
Mulberry Street
Union township exhibit and picnic set for May 11
Will visitors join at Finchford schoolhouse for a district schools exhibit and picnic. County Superintendent Harry Moore will be present to deliver an address. Families from Waterloo Shell Rock Cedar Falls and Dunkerton attend related weekend gatherings and funeral services nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Waterloo
Will Davis
Fleming
John Algyre
Oust Labor Head From Senate Over False Letters
Springfield April 29 Secretary J L Ford of Clinton and head of the Order of Railway Conductors is removed from the senate chamber by order of Lieutenant Governor John G Oglesby after a confrontation. Manny of Mount Sterling accused Ford of sending district letters falsely attacking him. Henson opposed removal, saying it insults organized labor. The action led to spectators barred from the floor and a rule restricting access without permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
J. L. Pord
Clinton
Senate
John G. Oglesby
Ford
Walter Manny
Mount Sterling
James A. Hewsor
Decatur
Manny
Henson
Oglesby
Greatest Orchestra in U S at Teachers College May Music Festival
The State Teachers College Cedar Falls hosts a three concert May Music Festival on May 17 and 18 featuring the Thomas Orchestra of Chicago with 50 players and conductor Frederick Stack, plus the college Choral Society of 156 voices and soloists. Ticket details and seating rates are announced with reservations starting May 8. The program includes Liszt Hungarian concertos, Reed Miller singing, and the oratorio Eroica selections with noted soloists. Also a brief ad notes Liniment for rheumatic pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers‘ College
Cedar Falls
Thomas Orchestra of
Chicago
Frederick Stack
College Chora Society
Iva Vin- Hin
Hans Letz
Reed Miller
Theodora Sturkwander
Orchesta
Allen
Spencer
Reed
Clarence Whitehill
J. B. Knoepffer
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
Mr and Mrs Philip Gress express gratitude for kindnesses shown by neighbors and friends during their young son Philip Melvins illness and for acts of sympathy after the death of their child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Gress
Philip Melvin
Thanks for sympathy for Samuel Gardner from George Gardner family
The Gardner family thanks friends and neighbors for help during illness and after the death of their son Samuel G. Gardner. They note floral contributions and sign off with Mr. and Mrs. George Gardner, the Southland Sextette Jubilee Singers at First Baptist Church on Tuesday evening May 2, with tickets priced 35 cents. Garden Seeds at XN. J. Berkey’s
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Gardner
George Gardner
Southland
First Baptist Church
Mothers Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
The advertisement urges women to prepare bodies in advance for childbirth, calling Mothers Friend a penetrating oil that lubricates muscles nerves and tendons to ease pregnancy discomfort. It claims natural expansion aids recovery and promotes quick healing, with availability at drug stores and a free book from Bradfield Regulator Co of Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradfield Exgulator Ca
Atlanta
Fat man fasts to reduce his weight in Boone
H P Kneeland a retired railroad man in Boone is on a water diet for fourteen days. He has lost twenty three pounds and reports feeling better. He plans to continue fasting a while longer before resuming solid food and returning to normal. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as a remedy with prompt relief for kidney and bladder disorders. J K Joder & Son offer them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. KK. Joder & Son
Belle Plaine A Division Point
Belle Plaine Iowa April 29 special orders make Belle Plaine division head quarters for the eastern Iowa division of the Chicago and Northwestern rail way. The setup includes a double track line Clinton to Boone and Des Moines to Jewel and Anamosa branches. Superintendent Wm Walliser of Winona Minnesota will head the office with dispatchers clerks and an operator. Through freight crews will relocate to Belle Plaine while main line passenger trains will run Clinton to Boone. Belle Plaine gas plant planned with Tenney and Meyers directing work gas expected by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Iowna
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Clinton
Bane
Des Moines
Jewel
Anamosa
Wm. Walliser
Winona
Irom Clinton
Boone
Messrs
C. J. Tenney
Bes Moines
John A. Meyers
Omaha
Neb
Cardui advertised as women’s tonic relief from neuralgia
Goldsboro North Carolina notices a Mrs Etta A Smith praising Cardui after distressing symptoms. The advertisement invites skeptical women to try Cardui as a tonic to strengthen the body against illness and to request the Ladies Advisory Dent for home treatment guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatta
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S. D. Sherrod
P. M
Linden
Winslow
LABOR
Chamber OF Blvengis
L. Ford
U. S
Teachers’ College
Chamberlain
J. Berkiey
Golessoro
Goldsboro
Cardus
Boyce Optometrist 202 Syndicate
Towa
The
Waterloo Savings Bank
Henderson Corner
Bank
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
San Francisco
California
Union-Southern Pacific
West Electric
San Francisco Overland Limited
W. Turtle
W. Fifth Street
Des Moines, Iowa
P. S
Union Pacific
Yellowstone National Park
Carl T. Hanson
Deck & Stewart Auto Tire Coq
Seex
Lows
United States
McRey
Deck & Stewart
Hileman & Gindt Ariadat Cetensiatt
Vey Thay
Manufacturera
Pricag
Cali Us Em
Serpe
Bovee
Furnace Works
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