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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1918

Page

5

Chaplain Urges Boost in War Effort at Sacred Heart

Rev. D. J. Lenihan in a Sacred Heart service urged support for the war effort. He emphasized food administration sugar conservation, stamps for soldiers, Red Cross aid, and Knights of Columbus camp activities to sustain morale and home life for service members.

Fond Sacred Heart Catholic Congregation D. J. Lenihan United States Army Zachary Taylor John Lenihan Food Administration Red Cross Knights of Columbus

Waterloo Man Spends 37 Years on Job and in One Home

Henry Payne of Waterloo has worked at the Waterloo and Cedar Falls Union Mill since 1881, a 37 year span, and lived in the same house for nearly that long. He moved to Waterloo with his parents from New York State, later working through four company managements as Waterloo grew from a 6000 population frontier village to a city. Production shifted from local wheat to broader shipments, with hopes of renewed local wheat farming aiding future grain needs. Payne resides at 132 Street near Jefferson in Waterloo.

Henry Payne Waterloo Cedar Falls Winthrop Water Street Cedar Ill Company City Mill Company Cedar Patls Waterloo and Harkens Department Mills the & Jefferson Anne Henry Drohman Iowa Berdena Severin Flora Pixley Chicago C. A. Bemler State Teachers’ College Harry H. Merrill Minnesota Maton L. Wilson Waukegan, Jr W. M. Wilson Tremont Street Andrew Christiansen Superior Neb George Nelson Franklin Streets Christiansen Frank B Fredericksburg Pater Lutern State Teachers’ Collage Duluth

Pat Hicok Wounded in Trench Digging in Four Months

Private Pat Hicok, of Watt and Riverview, recovers in hospital after three wounds in four months. His brother Ray W Hienwag and another sibling Cal remain uninjured. the family says a battle likely to continue. A Regular Veteran spokesman notes the three engagements already faced.

Hush Hicok Hicok Riverview Addition Hirok Watt Biven Henk Co. B. 168Th Infantry Ray W. Hienwag Cal

Cedar Falls Churches Hold Sessions and Weddings

Cedar Paris Aug 26 about 5090 attended the Iowa Banana association sessions and River View park with sermons by Bishop Seager and Dr H A Kramer. Danish Baptist Convention closes with officers elected, weddings Frisbys and Nordstroms announced, and several locals noted at events.

Cedar Paris Tiediy Confegencs Iowa Naperville Carl Miller Zion Evangelical Church Cedar Falls Our Boys Seager H. A. Kramer

IG Mechanics 60 to Oregon Yards

Sixteen machinists with three to eight years experience left midnight for Portland Oregon to join federal work. They were recruited by B E Barnes of the federal employment bureau with W A Moore among the delegation. Railroad fare totaling 914.16 was paid by the government. One man slept through departure and missed the train. Several union veterans accompanied the group and a union card is cited as proof of qualification for government service. Some will relocate their families after starting work.

Portland B. EL Barnes Federal Division of Federal Employment Bureau Wlooa Moore Labor Temple Christ Episcopal Church Great Western Northern Pacific Mr. Barnes Stanley Donbrosky Louis H. Lines C. B. Shirer F. M. Avery G .B. Wilbur

Birth announcements from Cedar Falls and surrounding areas

Birth notices list several families with newborn sons and daughters. Names include Donald Daniel Farnsworth, Kenneth Byron Sergeant, Myron Rogers, Edward Anton Sondegaard, Mae Elmore, and others born to William Burright, Anders Poulsen, Frank Phillips, George Farnsworth, Ray Sergeant, and Frank Rogers. Locations include Cedar Falls, Aus, and 417 Archer Cedar Falls. Dates cover July and August 1916.

William Burright Castie Hil Made- Mae Elmore Anders Lersen Poulsen Cedar Falle Edward Anton Sondegaard Frank J. Phillips Archer Clarence Willam George H. Farnsworth Berkshire Road Donald Daniel Ray EL Sergeant Hudson Kenneth Byron Frank Rogers Cedar Falls Myron Aut

Forty Seven Men Enrolled Under Selective Service in Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls Aug 26 Forty seven men just past twenty one years were registered Saturday under the selective service law in Black Hawk county excluding Waterloo. The county exemption board filed report to the adjutant general and mailed out all notices. The list includes John Maku Hudeun Alvin Schiefelbein Joseph Igrich Ferdinand Steimel Paul Steimel Edward Awe Oscar Jensen Lester Day and many others across Cedar Falls Waterloo La Porte City and surrounding areas with addresses and routes noted.

Cadar Falls Frederick Joseph Paul Nicholas W. E. Steimel Waterloo Des Moines William Brown Valley County Mant Black Hawk County Camp Funston Kan Cedar Falls Adjutant General John Maku Hudeun Alvin Schiefelbein Steve Verloo Gilbertville Liidle Lobe Haymond Alfred Bryan Smith Duskerton Paul A. Hayless Leunkerton Joseph J. Igrich Worthington Bubuquetlo Ferdinand J. Steimel Paul N. Steimel Washington Era I. Weisbard

Triple Drowning in Iowa River at Long Point

Earl J. Pettit 47 and Edward H. Carpenter 39 drowned with Carpenter’s son Leo 13 near Long Point Tama County in the Iowa River. Two youths, Fred Pettit 14 and Leo ignored depth. Pettit and Carpenter attempted rescue and perished in 12 feet of swift water. bodies recovered last night.

Marshalltown Earl J. Pettit Edward H. Carpenter Leo Iowa River Long Point Tamacounts Young Carpenter Fred Pettitt Pettit

Negotiations Complete for Spanish Commercial Credits

Madrid reports negotiations for commercial credits with the United States have been completed. Washington forecasts a higher sugar price as the food administration plans to remove price inequalities between old and new crop. Oyster Bay Col. Roosevelt lists charities benefiting from Nobel prize receipts. Washington auto makers agree to cap 1918 last six months production at 25 percent. Navy notes a fatality with a gallant quelled headless joke. A Courier want ad promises best results.

Associated Press Madrid Spain United States Washington DD. C Food Administration Oyster Bay Col. Roosevelt Washington, D. C

War strains preaching ranks in Waterloo district

Dr. W F Spry superintendent of the Waterloo district of the Upper Iowa conference says war depletes church pulpits and by conference time fifteen vacancies will remain if no new preachers appear. He cites transfers with Rev W H Spence to Grace M E and Rev C R Bair to Omaha, effective September 15.

Spry Waterloo W. F. Spry Iewa Tha Methodist Episcopal Church Manchester Upper Iowa W. H. Spence Omaha Neb M. E. Church C. R. Bair

Private Halley in French Base Hospital Recovering

Private Cecil Halley of Company B 168th Infantry is in a base hospital in France recovering from injuries from a recent battle. A letter to his mother Mrs. Fred Halley Route 6 Waterloo confirms he is recovering and will soon be back on the heels of the Dutch.

Cecil Halley 168Th Infantry France Fred Halley Route Waterloo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lieut Pat. Hicok Danish Baptist Convention Danish Baptist Church of Juwa J. D. Winding Newell J. E. Christiansen Humboldt J. Gy Lunn Harlan I. Fredmund S. C. Sennickson Merrill's Grove Woman's Organization T. Fredmund Cedar Fells Wood River Janesville Masonic Lodge C. W. Taylor Apo Frisby-Dick Pennsylvania Agricultural College Frisby George CL Frisby Aviation Army Urbana, Il Nordstrom-Snavely Fred Nordstrom Runnells Nisse C. Snavely Iowa City Ami IG Mechanics Oregon Peter J. Refshauge Kenneth DP. Cotton St Twelfth Ell Siglin West Seventh Harold J. Youngblut J. G. Roy Cowan Algona Roya Wheeler Dunkerton Joseph L. Barry East Eleventh Dillon C. Gnagy Cecil W. Briden Lloyd B. Beil Glen J. Siglin Westeventh St Charles G. Follett Dewar Andrew L. Frandsen Cedar Walls Oscar W Gutknecht Glenn Saul Alonzo W. Ritchey Nelson R. Osborn la Porte Guy Lovd North Paul G. Peek Bert Smelser la Porte City Elzie R. Wilson Qur Navy Klosing Leath East Fourth St M. E Halley Base Hospital Scane’s Howee Kuppent Scane’s Clothes Shop East Fourth Street W. E. Debe W. 4Th and Jefferson Sts H. Krensky KR. C. Boennecke Lafayette Street Waterloo Theatre Jame T.knapp M. Shay Hunt’s State House Lafayette ST
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