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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1913

Page

4

Canning Demonstration At Commercial Club Rooms

Civic league hosts a free canning demonstration tomorrow at 1:36 PM with Mrs Knowled of Ames and Prof A A Burger in charge. The hot water method will process fruits and vegetables. all ladies invited. Arthur Kingman and Al Boysen depart today for an automobile trip to Denver via Cheyenne with others from the band to join en route.

Tomorow The Civic League West Arthur Kingman al Boysen Kingman Denver Cheyenne Wye

Austin L Pomeroy Passes Beyond in 1861 Cedar Falls

Obituary and local news items report the death of Austin L. Pomeroy a retired farmer living on Lies Wuashin street died Sunday from pleuraphon ia funeral set for 2 PM tomorrow at his house conducted by Rev Titus Lowe of the Methodist church burial planned at Greenwood Pomeroy born August 3 in Geauga county Ohio later moved to Black Hawk county Iowa with his family had one daughter Mildred Lansing surviving Also notes Andrew Mullarkey returns from Denver appointed postmaster at Almeson and a Cedar Falls items from twenty years ago including prices and marriages and a Peterman farm sale details

Cedar Fails Austin L. Ponter Wuashin Street Titus Lowe Methodist Church Jane M. Smith Black Hawk Ish Mildred Lansing Cedar Falls Gazette Peter McNally Black Hawk Township Hudson James Thomas Fred Miller Annie Miller Ball Warren Ind Des Moines J. B. Knoepfler Harris & Cole Bros South Main Street

Traveling and Entertaining Brief Notes of Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls residents report visitors from Hannibal Missouri. Mrs Joe Lake and two sons relocate to Cedar Falls. WW L Chase returns from Chicago and New York on business. H E Johnson Cedar Rapids welcomes new son then returns home. Mevis of Company M wins 50 and 100 yard dashes at Charles City field meet. Mevis repeats sprint honors. Cedar Falls crowds visit Company M at Charles City. park services move to Congregational church due to rain. Rev Richmond A Smith preaches The Country Church. Olive Fain Cedar Rapids visits Beloit home and Chariton. Sr R Dryden returns to College Hill from Nebraska. J E Robinson and daughter Mary plan a few days in Vinton. Atherton Clark from Cedar Rapids visits. Mrs Clark and son join him after visiting Seerleys.

Cedar Falls Joe Lake Hanibal Lake Pfeiffer's WW. L. Chase Chicago New York H. E. Johnson Cedar Rapids Wm. Mevis Company M Fifty-third Charles City Mevis Congregational Church Richmond A. Smith Olive Fain Beloit Chariton R. Dryden College Hill Nebraska Mary Vinton Atherton Clark

Wind and Rain Hit Lawn City Storm Damages Cedar Falls Homes

A severe electrical storm with high winds struck Cedar Falls on Saturday night. Lightning damaged the Fuller home and a church steeple, with trees blown down and siding torn from a house. An inch of rain refreshed lawns and gardens, while no fires resulted. Funeral services for O F Griffith were held at 2516 Olive Street, with interment in Fairview cemetery. Joshua Ayers, 81, died at his daughter's home on West Twenty-second Street. burial planned at Mt Auburn.

Cedar Falls Charles Fuller Bluff Street Second Iowa O. F. Griffith Olive Street D. 8. Wright Titus Lowe M. F. Arey G. S. Dick A. T. Wakill Waterloo W. F. Noble R. Cc. Parlington S. M. Boyd Fairview Cemetery

Military Gala at Charles City

Charles City invites citizens and Commercial Club to a large reception and dance honoring visiting regiment during its encampment. Guests include officers and wives, with entertainment by Gates Orchestra and ample cooling via electric fans. Social differing from dancing, the event aims to reciprocate courtesies shown during the regiment’s stay.

Charles City

Fairbank Community Notes and Obituaries Flashback

Fairbank items from Aug 11 recount travel, funerals, birthday remembrances, and social gatherings. Notables include editor L W with ties to Independence, Hazleton, and Fairbank. reports of friends grieving and a local club annual gathering and buffet. Bus trips, visits, and school administrator movements mark the scene among residents and neighbors.

Fairbank John Luher Independener Yoseph Southworth Hazleton Laswent West Union Bo Aghew Fairbank Tourist Club Poi Phamge Westgate Alice Phelps Stoner Thressa Murphy Telen Ruth Miller Petera

Notable moves and visits in Moville area

Moville residents report a local trip by auto to move between towns. Miss Jesse Hurst from Waterloo spends the week with cousin Lillian Thompson. J D Lowell, longtime local businessman, is deemed insane and sent to Independence hospital. Co B Everett departed early week for a business trip to Texas. Fifteen W R G ladies visited Waterloo and enjoyed a day at Electric Park with evening festivities.

Moville Jesse Hurst Waterloo Lillian Thompson Rey Reynolds Oelwe J. D. Lowell Independence Co. B. Everett Texan Electric Park

Youth Drowns In Attempt To Rescue Comrade At Iowa River

Glen Eastman of Estherville died while helping a Toledo lad who struggled in the Iowa river near the Chautauqua grounds during the Iowa Baptist assembly. Several rescued the drowning boy, but Eastman disappeared in eight feet of water. despite efforts, resuscitation failed. He was twenty, son of a farmer near Hatherville, and well known in Waterloo with relatives in the area.

Iowa Falls Glen Eastman Estherville Iowa River Iowa Baptist Assembly Toledo Mill Pond Hastman Eastman Grinnell Young Eastman Hatherville Waterloo M. M Charles Ed Beal

Forty Three Boys Register for YMCA Camp

A YMCA meeting calls the group of forty three boys and seven leaders to assemble at the association rooms next Saturday at 5 30 PM to learn camp rules and have a group photo. Jacob Bintz the new physical director will report to Waterloo next Sunday.

Riverside Park Waverly Association Rooms Toflay Jacob Bintz Waterloo

Big County Picnic Set for Thursday August 14

Butler and northern Grand County residents converge at Herserys grove for a monster social event featuring games a crackerjack baseball fray and amusements. Speakers include State Senator FE P Hageman of Waverly and Hon Gur A Feely with BR A Cave of Ames College extension department delivering an address. Hersey's grove lies near Sinclair and Swanton.

Butler Grunday County Herser's Grove Parkersburg FE. P. Hageman Waverly Gur A. Feely BR. A. Cave Extension Department Ames College Hersey's Grove Sinclair Swanton

Jail Services Held Yesterday At County Jail

Through the kindness of Mrs F M Shores services were held at the county jail yesterday morning. The meeting was interesting and led by Sarver who spoke from the first two verses of the nineteenth chapter of Luke. Mrs G Wright led the singing. J W Kint president of the Town Savings Bank of Oelwein was in Waterloo on business and recently returned from California plans to relocate to Iowa. his family has not yet come east.

F. M. Shores Sarver Luke J. W. Kint Town Savings Bank of Oelwein Wasterloo Mr. Kint California Towa

Burkitt versus unknown claimants in Block Four and Lots Five

In the District Court of Black Hawk County in the September term 1978 case Burkitt sues unknown claimants to sections and blocks in a parcel described as Block Four and Lots One through Five in Block Five with a right of way of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail.

Black Hawk County Burkitt Chiscago Rock Island Pacific

Notice of real estate suit and land claims in Waterloo

The notice alerts unknown defendants of a petition filed in Black Hawk county Iowa to confirm title of multiple parcels in Eggers Addition Waterloo with specific lots in blocks four and five excluding railroad right of way. It warns that failure to appear by September 15 1912 will result in default and judgment. The record lists attorneys J Sedgwick and announces publication in Waterloo Evening Courier for four weeks.

Eggers Waterloo Black Hawk State of Iowa District Court Black Hawk County L. C. Burkitt Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company District Court of J. EB. Sedgwick Waterloo Evening Courier Chas. W. Mullan Tenth Judicial District

Harting Sues Over Land Boundaries in District Court

In the September term 1915 district court of County Iowa William Harting files a petition against unknown claimants to parts of section 11 township 87 north range 11 west of the 5th principal meridian seeking to establish ownership in fee simple to described tracts including the west half of the northeast quadrant of the southwest quarter and the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter with related parcels in the same section.

Reinhart Benardeen North Range William Harting District Court of Black Hawk County Iowa Waterloo J. &. Sedgwick Black Hawk County District Court Reinhart Towa

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