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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1911

Page

8

Cornerstone Rites For St Josephs Parish School

Hundreds attended outdoor ceremony at Mulberry and Second streets as the cornerstone for St Josephs parochial school was laid. Clergy from Waterloo and nearby towns attended. Father P J Coffey spoke on education and religious training.

St. Joseph's Parish Mulberry Second Streets E. Slattery St. Joseph's Church M. Barry Dubuque J. J. Hanley Sacred Heart Church Father Meagher Ackley James Taken Eagle Center John Wolf P. J. Coffey Garryowen Father Slattery Waterloo Father Coffey Voltaire JL. Meagher H. Rottler Raymond E. J. Slattery

Face defects urge girl to death by own action

Mary Gertrude Ilg was found dead in the ocean near San Francisco. Authorities say facial blemishes and the pressure of beauty treatments may have driven her to suicide, though her family and detectives dispute a self destructive cause. A skin specialist defends the procedures and disputes murder theories, noting limited treatment time and the patient’s claim of an accident with her dog.

San Francisco Cal Mary Gertrude Lg Here Miss Ilg Miss Ily

North Waterloo and Railroads

Ed Nauman and Robt Eeldler Illinois Central machinists plan a one month West Coast trip to Seattle and other points with Nauman rumored to return with a bride. Amateur games saw Red Sox beat Colts 9 to 7 and South End Cubs defeat Hathskellars 2 to 0 in just over an hour. Carl Keene heads to New York for weeks off and a visit to a sister in Ohio.

Ed Nauman Robt. Eeldler Illiinois Central Machinists Seattle D. W. Walker Charles City Waterloo C. A. Walker Keith Crowthers J. H. Mulkern Mulkern Salida Colo Mllinois Central F. W. Dahl Minnesota Osage

Council To Let Bridge Contract At Special Session

A special city council meeting will consider bids for the out of park bridge near Electric Park. Spillman and Stewart had been awarded the contract but relinquished the project and forfeit a $200 check. Bids will also be received for the West Mullan sewer.

Electric Park Spillman & Stewart West Mullan

Fruit and nut harvest blooms in Iona record year

Farmers report an abundant harvest with pears and peaches heavy on trees including Duchess and Wealthy apples. Grapes, especially Concords sold at 10 cents per pound, and wild grapes with nuts are plentiful due to a warm frostless spring. Charley Wasson’s lot hosts pear and plum trees bearing well developed fruit.

Iona Finnerty New York Charles Wasson Jack Frost

Waterloo union plans first annual Labor Day picnic

Members of the Waterloo Central Labor union prepare for a Labor Day picnic at Cedar River park. LaRue's Waterloo band will perform all day and an afternoon evening dance will feature LaRue's orchestra. The plan calls for a hall, possible electrical park lighting, and continued music throughout the event.

Waterloo Central Labor Union Cedar River Park LaRue Waterloo

Kramer Loses Salary Claim Against Waterloo Chemical

In Justice Knapp's court a full day trial found F. E. Kramer must repay Waterloo Chemical $62 in expense money and was not awarded any salary for the two months in question. The jury ruled Kramer earned nothing and owed the company the expense advances.

Justice Knapp F. E. Kramer Waterloo Chemical Works Kramer

Annual Thank Offering Sermon At Local Churches

Sunday services across several churches drew large audiences with sermons on gentleness devotion and missionary work. Rev J B Johnson led the morning talk What Makes Gentleness Great while Rev Frank Cole delivered the evening annual thank offering sermon Gods Missionary Program by the individual. Music featured Alma Cutler Play Graham and Maxon.

St. Paul's M. BE J. B. Johnson The Missionary Society Cole Alma Cutler Play Graham Cedar Falls Maxon Des Moines King’s Heralds Lafayette Park Ladies’ Aid Society E. H. Cutler Cutler Street R. G. Wood E. CG. Schermerborn J. M. Morris Central Church of Christ Lewis P. Kopp Fort Dodge Abram Lot Sodom Mr. Kopp East Park

Auto Trip Across Rockies Highlights Youth Adventure

Harry Rowell, son of George B. Rowell, led four Seattle friends on a Cadillac camping voyage from west to east across the Rocky mountains. The group camped, hunted, fished, and met few people aside from prospectors. The journey served as a sight-seeing trek with novel experiences amid rugged scenery. Harry now works on a fruit ranch run by former Cedar Falls residents Herbert Sawyer and Park Wise, who, with Sawyer's family, are visiting the ranch.

Harry Rowell George B. Rowell West Seattle Wash Cadilac Rocky Mountains Wear Nho Harry Cedar Falls Herbert Sawyer M. W. Sawyer Park Wise C. A. Wise Mr. W. Sawyer

Broken neck from ice wagon fall in Independence

Independence, Aug 21. Andrew King, ice company employee, fell from a wagon while pulling an ice cake and suffered a broken neck, dying instantly. His wife and grown children survive. King was over 50. Buchanan county fair begins with aviation exhibit and a large crowd expected, opening day includes a drug event.

Independence, In Andrew King Ice Company King Buchanan County

Miss Morgan Returns From Eastern Trip For Black's Millinery

Miss Louise A. Morgan in charge of Black's millinery department returns home from a month long vacation in Louisville and visits to New York and Chicago markets. She attended openings of several exclusive New York millinery houses and viewed elaborate high priced imported creations. The fair opening at Black's commences this week.

Louise A. Morgan Black's Louisville New York City Chicago Miss Morgan New York Joseph's Gerhardt Litchenstein Kertsaman Black’s

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