Thomas L Leonard Dies at 61 in Waterloo Home
Thomas L Leonard 61 died of uremic poisoning at his Waterloo home 428 Baltimore yesterday morning. Born November 22 1867 in London England he came to the United States as a child and settled in Hot Springs Arkansas. He married Nora Eaton in Chicago May 9 1891 and moved to Waterloo in 1901. A painting contractor and interior decorator he was a member of Helmet lodge Knights of Pythias and United Presbyterian Church. Surviving are nine children four sisters and one brother. Funeral at Petersen Bros chapel tomorrow at 2 pm with Rev W O Chisholm officiating burial Elmwood.
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Thomas L. Leonard
Baltimore Street
London
England
United States
Hot Springs
Ark
Thomas J. Leonard
Nora Eaton
Chicago
Waterloo
Leonard
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
United, Presbyterian Church
C. L. Martin
Fourth Street
E J. Callahan
Bayard Street
V. A. van Duyn
Route 6
L. E. Leonard
South Street
Clayton M
Elma
Dorothy
Betty
Donald
J. B. Cook
Bloomington
Pansy Wilson
Rockford, Jr
Charles Kern
Edith Leonard
Charles Leonard
Petersen Bros
W. O. Chisholm
United Presbyterian Church
Elmwood
Judges Appointed for Intercounty Declamatory Tonight
Appointed judges for the intercounty junior high school declamatory contest at Hudson consolidated school were Fred J. Miller East Waterloo High School principal D R Barr Grundy county superintendent and Miss Carol Houghton Grundy Center. Nine contestants compete in three divisions oratorical dramatic and humorous with entries from Cedar Heights Dunkerton Hudson Punkerton Janesville Jesup and others.
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Hudson Consolidated School
Fred J. Miller
East Waterloo High School
D. R. Barr
Grundy County
Carol Houghton
Grundy Center
Jean Garner
Cedar Heights
Ralph Webber
Dunkerton
Leonard Yuska
Hudson
Elizabeth Lamme
Ruth McMillan
Punkerton
Benette Shepard
Janesville
Janet Comfort
Jesup
Ruth Getchell
Holmes Minish
Leberis Elected President of Greek Church
James Leberis has been elected president of the Greek Community of St. Demetrios for the coming year. E. Michelides is vice-president Gust Pateras treasurer Constantine Genas secretary. Directors are Stam Paras Andrew Gouzouas and Mike Zarifis. Trustees are Harry George John Foufas Spiros Daskalos and Pete Panagakis.
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James Leberis
St. Demetrios
E. Michelides
Gust Pateras
Constantine Genas
Stam Paras
Andrew Gouzouas
Mike Zarifis
Harry, George
John Foufas
Spiros Daskalos
Pete Panagakis
Foley Pills diuretic testimonial advertisement
Miss Daisy Bell of Savannah Georgia says she suffered eight years with back pain constant fatigue and poor sleep before Foley Pills diuretic made her well again. The ad claims the pills are used by men and women everywhere and sold everywhere.
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Daisy Bell
Savannah
War Dept Will Use Waterways For Transport of War Supplies
Army plans to move war materials by inland waterways including the Mississippi River with an initial shipment of explosives from the Raritan arsenal to the Savannah proving ground. Assistant Secretary Robbins leads a shift to water routes to cut costs and boost barge line traffic, routing Rock Island and Minnesota posts via upper Mississippi. Illinois base cited as ideal for explosives storage. Raritan noted as crowded. Possible Hoover cabinet pick Hanford MacNider named as a potential secretary of war adviser with midwest ties.
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Washington, D. C
Mississippi River
Charles B. Robbins
Raritan
N. J
Savannah
Proving Ground
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Water
Col. Robbins
Ceder Rapids
Rock Island Arsenal
Minnesota
New Jersey Arsenal
Nl, Proving Ground
Robbins
Illinois Ordnance Base
New Jersey
Hoover
Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Carlisle Bargeron
Washington Post
Middlewest
Musterole Promises Flu Relief for Home Use
Influenza grippe and pneumonia often begin with a cold. Apply Musterole at first warning aches to relieve congestion and stimulate circulation without blister. Provides warm tingling then cooling relief and quick results. Also available as Children's Musterole for babies and small children.
Athenian Law Bans Tombs Too Elaborate
An ancient Athenian law once forbade tombs more elaborate than what ten men could build in three days, curbing grand burial monuments and preserving simplicity in sepulchral design.
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Greek Church
Emmett Dougherty
Courier
Robbins’ Office
Quartermaster General
Ines
Minola
H. F. Greten
Bridge St
Sare
Georgette
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
Court House
Furnit
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