City in brief highlights from Waterloo community events
Waterloo items note visitors and meetings including Chief Leighton and Detective Morris in Waverly, Dr and Mrs T F Magers welcomed a daughter, Chamber of Commerce officers to be elected, and H R Wright to attend Mrs Lois Jameson funeral. Fire at 72 Broadway destroyed a wiggle building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Blakeman
Jesup
Waterloo
Polce Leighton
Tom Morris
Waverly
Calvin B. Kingsley
Northhampton
Mass
Cal. L. Kingsey
H. R. Wright
Des Moines
Iowa
Lois Jameson
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
RE. P. Hall
Kistner
A. P. Colburn
C. D. Becker
T. M. Watts
Milo Johnson
C. H. Northway
L. Sarvay
Broadway Street
J. J. Peck
Glen Lichty
Lanark, Til
Matthew Heimbaugh
Peck
Eliza Miller
Heimbaugh
Oo. E. Lichty
J. B. Williams
Ocheydan
Benjamin B. Williams
Mr. Williams
Denial From Justice on White Slavery Prosecutions
Washington announces a Justice Department memorandum denying any relaxation in white slave prosecutions. Senator Kern cites a denial that no orders or new enforcement regulations have been issued since the new attorney general. Senator Jones claims Washington attorneys report prosecutions only in international cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Senate
Kern
Jones
State of Washington
Community notes from Washburn and nearby towns
Will Burch left for Kansas City on a business trip. Delancey and De Lancey families visit and relocate to Fort Dodge and Waterloo for winter. Local visits include Poyner, Lichty, Kellerman, and Kemp families. Joe McNaughton sale drew large crowds. Charles Hemmer buys a horse. TR N A officers elected for the year. A farewell for Mrs Edwards precedes a move to Muscatine. Hay baling begins with W E Robinson operating a new baler and gas engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Strifert
Waterloo
John Koch
Fort Dodge
R. F. O'Connor
Florence
Hoffman
Wm. Burch
Dave de Lancey
Gertrude Kemp
Relaives
Joe McNaughton
Jim
John O'Connor
Magdalene Kemp
Clarke de Lancey
Jenks
McNaughton
Frak Metcalf
la Porte City
Anna Youngblut
Pete O'Connor
Raymond
Princeton
Minn
Mary Thompson
Frank Lamb
Rochester
Dra. Mayo
Horton
C. M. Orcutt
Lewtie Kreiger
TR. N. A
Olive Deeming
Oracle
Lulu Thompson
Effie Satterlee
Hattie Smith
Saidile Williams
Carrie Fry
Geo. Meyer
Inner Sentinel
Florence Sutherland
Outer Sentinel
Winnie Foster
C. L. Edwards
Ette Magoon
Grace Houts
W. E Robinson
Plainfield Notebook Fixt: Dec 11 Local Socials and Visits
Miss Bessie Swinton visits grandparents in Plainfield as Vern Lanzendorfer returns from Iowa City for treatment. Frank Goad seeks Mayo Clinic advice in Rochester. Mrs Regsie Boyd back from Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Ray Moore host in Waterloo. A lecture at Baptist church on Dec 13 features Miss Meryl Buckley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Bessie Swinton
West
Vern Lanzendorfer
Iowa City
R. E H. Boyd
Lone Tree
The
Baptist Church
M. Beryl Buckley
Frank Goad
Rochester
Minn
Gallup
Ernestine
Cedar Falls
Julia Driscoll
Mae Harrington
Waverly
Hazel Boyd
Josie Liers
BE. Enos
Geo. Hoover
Wagner
8. D
Mary Thompson
Laura Townsend
Waterloo
Somers
Nichols
Arlia Smith
Grace Huggard
Waverlyo
Henry Watters
Carl Fuller
McGregor
Ernie Thompson
N. Craine
Wesley club hosts farewell for home workers in Walker
In Walker on December 11 the Wesley club held a farewell party at the Wm Wiley home honoring home youth who will soon leave the area. The event featured music games and an oyster supper with a large turnout.
Local social and visiting notes from Cedar Rapids area
Dence formerly of this vicinity married Mr. Glenn Cobb near Independence. Hugh McAllen visited Cedar Rapids. the Shriners banquet attended. Miss Latin Pratt spent Friday in Center Point with Miss Pauline Hoffman and Mrs. Daman. Maude and Ada Hoffman visited Cedar Rapids relatives. Alvin Griffin and son hosted a Marion visit. Griffin returned home. Ethel Crego attended M O J H club meeting in Independence. Randall family left for Vinton after visiting. Cann Fairchild families attended Independence poultry show. Booth and Barry families visited Cedar Rapids friends.
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Dence
Glenn Cobb
Independence
Hugh McAllen
Ceder Rapids
Shriners
Pratt
Center Point
Pauline Hoffman
Daman
Maude
Ada Hoffman
Cedar Rapids
Alvin Griffin
Marion
Mr. Griffin
Ethel Crego
M. O. J. H. Club
Ethel Lamb
David Randall
Vinton
F. L. Cann
John Fairchild
H. N. Booth
C. A. Barry
German Representation Bill Withdrawn for Panama-Pacific Exposition
Berlin officials decided to withdraw the bill appropriating 500000 dollars for German representation at the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco due to strong objections from several state ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
San Francisco
Child Victim of Acute Nephritis
Alta Bernice Fergeman, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Fergeman, died at 9 30 last evening at the family home 935 Dawson street after a brief illness with acute nephritis She was born July 18 1913 and baptized two hours before death by Rev F O Brown St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church She leaves her parents and a brother Stanley Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1 30 at the late home Interment will be in Fairview cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie Hayzlet
United States
Mable Booton
Miora Smith
Porter
Walker
Central City
John McNamara
Sacred Heart Church
Spencer Grove
A. L. Ondier
Mazeppa
Minn
May French
South Dakota
Norfolk
Neb
Nancy Hight
Venora Sensor
Indepen
Alta Bernice Fergeman
George Fergeman
Dawson Street
F. O. Brown
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Stanley
Fairview Cemetery
Ford to Have Hearing on Assault Charge
William Ford a colored porter at the Union depot will face Justice EY F Knapp for a hearing this afternoon on an assault and battery charge. The hearing, postponed from Wednesday due to missing witnesses, concerns an alleged attack with brass knuckles causing two deep cuts.
Moose Holds Early Holiday Observance Plan
Next Thursday evening the Moose will stage an early holiday observance as one of the first fraternal groups to plan the two holidays. A large class of new candidates will be initiated at the upcoming Moose meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Christmas Observed By Waterloo Lodges
Practically all of the Waterloo lodge and fraternal bodies skip two meetings due to Christmas and New Year both on Thursday. Waterloo lodge No. 328 Loyal Order of Moose will conduct a session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo’ Lodge
Waterloo Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
President Wilson Remains in Bed with Cold
Washington December 12 President Wilson's cold improved but his physician ordered him to stay in bed. He hopes to attend the Gridiron club dinner tomorrow night to honor a long standing promise.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Doubt Over President’s Free Movement in Cold Weather
Fragment hints at uncertainty about the president’s ability to go out. Dr Grayson supports staying indoors to avoid exposure after a week of cold air.
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Grayson
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Budiaban
T. F. Magers
Chautauqua Park
G. H. Hunt
Great Western
Chicago
Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo Club
A. G. Copeland
la Cygne Journal
la Cygne
Kan
A. B. Hallowall
Commercial National Bank
K. T. Ascaion Commandery
J. H. Welch
Belle Plaine
J. A. Webh
J. L. Powers
Welch
J. O’keefe
Alabama
J. C. Payne
G. H. Anderson
C. M. Best
Dept. OF Justice
John White
United Doctors Office
Marsh-Place
Kies
Washburn
IkKeen Kutter
W. A. Covell & Son
Germany
Devoe
Bridge Street
Majestic Theater
Crowns
Rachel “Wartenberg Bros
Alexander
East Fifth Street
Golden Rule
Mehlin and Sons
Estey
J. & ©. Fischer
Emerson
Hobart M. Cable
Piano
Lakesides
Mehlin
Fischer
Hobart M
Lakeside
Thompson
Woods Bros
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