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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1917

Page

9

Mail 130 More Questionnaires Mailed To Registrants

The exemption board mailed 190 more questionnaires on Wednesday noon as the second installment. The first batch went to 188 registrants in Waterloo last Saturday. Mailing progresses at 5 percent daily for 29 days, with the final installment three weeks after Jan 9, excluding holidays. A long list of registrants across multiple streets and cities is named as recipients to expect questionnaires.

Exemption Board Waterloo Quail Maywood Gilver Dudwig Kertiwis Cottage St Carl & Olsen Wilby Street Donald C. Bundfeld Lindaleave Lloyd Ellis Walnut Street William L. Meyers Cherry Street Sherman Swemn Knoll Street Carl Smith Fourth Street James C. Gerry Logan Avenue Joe Miller Dane Street Charles Tenebaum Jefferson Street George E. Hermann Hawthorne Ave Lewis 2 Brown Franklin Street Caleb L. Derning Fifth Street Coat Frank H. Klein Eleventh St Harrison M. Nute Park Road Donaciano Romero Almond Street Roy L. Baker Onawa Minn G. Hugigrants Jefferson St Raymond C. Hackett Edwards Street Jesse C. Sutterlee Earl D. Lane First Street Lektoy Bruner Lincoln Street Michael Earles Benj. K. Lewis Admore Cini W. Wilkins Parker Street Walter Pond Janney Conrad B. Hofdum Cottage Street Lawrence H. Hummel Blut Street Aristarhos Perris William O. Guthrie Broadway Kansas City Jon C. Keegan Fowler Street Will Anderson John ¥. Braden Broadway Street Ray L. Gollinveaux Thompson Ave Khatas Rakyin Summer Street Max Barg Ninth Street Herbert B. Sperry Linden Avenue Faul I. Campbell Bert H Bennett Harrison Street Benjamin F. Hawes Reuben A. Harrison Denver Street Emi M. R. Bruch Oneida Street William Traverse Frame Clio Allen Adams Glen Preston Joel Osklawn Ave Antonio Appostelou Busy Bee Lunch Watertown D . John J. Dabletram West State Street Mason City Percy A. Manning Leavitt Glen Lyle Oris Church Ricker Street Mike K. Mavrodes Lime Street Frea A. Johnson Wagner City Walter Wilson Hansen Denver Percy W. Guyer Angelo A Tenth Street Cortland Street Alfie M. Holt Mulberry Street John H. Hoffman Reber Avenue Roland Rhodenbaugh Linn Street Whi J. Melton Melrose Ant Des Moines Joseph Edward Logston Chestnut Street James Gates Gregory P. Rechtfertig Almond St George A. Fredin Tafarette Williuth W. Willer Mullan Ave Robert BH. Campbell West Stitts Street Wabash Ind E. Lindstrom Mulberry St. Oy W. Vandewalker Alfred &. Hebel Peek Bath Dw. J. Weller Washington Street Elmer C. Miller Poplar Street John C. Beener Webster Street Frank EB. Wright Porter J. Barnes Walente Edd Lee Allen Manuel Mason I. C Fred I. Elliott Nilath Street Lester T. Jones Riehl Street Herbar M. Kezar Adrian Street Keith G. Crowther J. Baker Seventh Street East Ham Doty Henry Roberts High Street James F. Donahoo Argyle Street Arthur F. Miller Conger Street Arthur T Tomiin Forest Avenue Frank Champe Rebel Avenue Milton RB. Simpson Lafayette Street Clark W. Marquis Cedar Falls Alfred A. Hoffman Brandon Avenue Detroit Fred J. Taree Crescent Dace Steven M. Wasner Riehl Lucien PD Glenwood Street Harold F. Wells John F. Mills South Street Leroy RB. Jones Charles Romer John Christianson Harry A. Mueller Frank Harbach Newell Street Emmet Ross James FP. McMullen Iowa Street Joseph Lederman Grant Avenue Samuel G. Hinkley William B. Hoosman Merriman St Frank Adams, Carroll Co Milledgaville Harley I. Henningsen Sumner At Horace Epps Wm. C. Gaedke Cortlandt Street Joseph C. Wize Second Street Groree D. Johnson Fleet Street BRL Mullan Halford Bailey Hammond Avenue Leonard Hole Kermen H. Moeller Mohawk Street Guy L. Utley Del Pulliam £. Hall Columbia

Rumor Denial Declares Red Cross Sweater Claims False

London reports that two midwest newspapers asked the Reciponal News service to verify claims that the American Red Cross sold sweaters and stockings to fighters in France. The inquiry finds the rumor false and urges women to report rumor spreaders to aid war effort.

George London Middle West United States American Red Cross France England Hagland America Justice

List of residents with addresses across multiple cities

A long OCR style roster lists numerous individuals with street addresses in diverse towns. Names include Clive Go and Wilkie at 121 Beck Avenue, H L Van Schoyck at 718 Wellington Street, Henry I Sheffer at 64 Washington Street, plus many others spanning Omaha Peoria Sioux City Fullerton Onamia and more with varied street numbers and street names. The entry appears as a compiled directory snippet rather than narrative content.

Clive GO. Wilkie Beck Avenue H. L. van Schoyck Wellington St Henry I. Sheffer Washington St Luciqus R. King N. Barclay Street Peter L. Berres Witty Street Rudolph F. Schmidt Ninth St Frank Collard, Jr Beech Street Floye A. Johnson Farnum Street Omaha Ray Beebe Sixth Street Ernest A Pickworth Black Building Lloyd G. Kinefelter Jefferson St Elmer W. Worth Peoria V.ol. Reedtferilg Alta Vista James B. Scott Oneida Street Charles M. King Hawthorne Ave Dale D. Sowles Ninth Street Olver CG. Kirkpatrick Congerst Berlitt P. Halvorsen Grant Avenue Herbert B. Salsbury Sioux City John Hansen Second John Alexen Jefferson Street Alonzo V. Wastdall State Street Jay H. Eliott Third Street George Bugg Vinton James J. Ferry Riehl Street George A. Lechner Ankeny Street Efstathlos Sofoulis Fred E. Stevens Seventh St Theo. C. Reese Fullerton Fred J. Crandon Second St Joseph H. Blitsch Tenth St Earl W. Seblette Fourth St Walter N. Eastman Onamia Minn Herbert E. Olert Falls William L. Tiller

Revival services at Graves Church conclude after three weeks

The Thomas-Brooks evangelistic campaign at Graves Memorial L. B. church ended with three meetings. Rev. F. J. Thomas spoke on What Do You Weigh and A Prophecy while the second coming was discussed. Offertory totaled 165 for the preacher plus 312 for campaign expenses. Yesterday 24 converts joined the church and 12 received baptism. Pastor J. H. Yagey called the close of the campaign encouraging for the church and community.

Thomas-Brooks Graves Memorial L. B F. J. Thomas Christ Mr. Thomas J. H. Yagey

Schools Win Praise for Sale of Seals

Reports up to today show Red Cross Christmas seal sales by schools: West 46,727 East 10,912. Some schools not yet reporting. Booths at main post office Station A Black's and Davis' sold 2,755 seals Saturday. Booths also selling memberships. Men depart for Detroit to drive eight Dodge automobiles for Perevill Motor Sales Coach.

Red Cross Station A Black's Davis Red Cross Society Detroit Dodge Waterloo Perevill Motor

Thou Shalt Not Steal Sermon Moves Escaped Convict

In Sioux City Rev. F. A. Quette preached Thou shalt not steal. A sobbing Rudolph Jacobsen, an escaped Anamosa penitentiary convict, said I couldn't stand it any longer I want to go back and face my punishment. He was turned over to the police.

Sioux City F. A. Quette Norwegian Lutheran Church Mr. Quette Rudolph Jacobsen Anamosa Penitentiary

Waterloo Boy Goes to Army Despite a Crooked Arm

Arthur Simpson of Waterloo, once a standout at East High and Iowa State, will join the U S Army after Secretary Baker waived his crooked left arm. Simpson, who briefly left the service after enlisting in Davenport, fought to rejoin and will be assigned to a signal corps in Leavenworth Kansas.

Arthur Simipson F P. Simpson East High United States Army Newton D. Baker Waterloo Arthur Simpson Leavenworth Kansas Signal Corps Simpson Army Navy Mr. Simpson Washington W. W. Marsh War Department Kerr Secretary of War Gen Baker

Chicago Drafts Send 1000 Men to Pacific Coast

One thousand Chicago registrants are to be sent to Fort Winfield Scott in San Francisco next week. The dispatch marks the first time Chicago drafted men depart home for cantonments other than Camp Grant, Rockford. Halifax relief funds via Red Cross chapters are authorized, with permanent Halifax relief fund and local contributions directed to Red Cross headquarters.

Chicago Fort Winfield Scott San Francisco Pacific Coast Camp Grant Rockford Halifax Red Cross HH. B. Cropper Waterloo American Red Cross H. B. Cropper Lotal

Happy Tribe War Chest Aims For Million Pennies

Carleton Eickelberg collects pennies for the Go Hawk Happy Tribe War Chest. One hundred pennies raised the total to eleven thousand six hundred eight, to be sent to Europe for children in northern France and Belgium. The group seeks a million pennies from American youth as contributions continue to grow.

Carleton Eickelberg Vinton Street Go Hawk Happy Tribe Europe France Belgium Boys and Girls of America

Obituary notes for Mangrich Kirsch Turpening crowds

Mortuary notices list Jacob Mangrich of Gilbertville dying at a cigar store from a stroke and to be buried at St Marys, with ten children surviving. Also noted are the death of M B Kirsen at 60 in Gilbertville, and Samuel P Turpening’s funeral at 104 Franklin Street with services led by Rev John Robertson Macartney and burial in Fairview mausoleum.

Jacob Mangrich McDermott St. Mary’s Catholic Chiarely Cubertvilly Church Yard Mangrich Iowa Gilvertville Bank Wayner Township Jim Frost John Mangrich Val Schmitt Mary Theila John Sehares Mary Alacoqua Mary Katherine Joe Mangrich Rose Mangrich Pater Mangrich Physis‘lors Cesida M. B. Kirsen Brnck Elank West Hugertig Sycamore Street O'Keefe & Towne's Mr. Kirsch Childr Mike Carl Kinesas City Margaret Texarkana Ark June Marie Eva Waterloo Mike Ambrose GilbertviNe Samuel P. Turpening Franklin Street John Robertson Macartney Fairview

Advice to replace coal with wood across several states

A government or civic bulletin urges use of wood for fuel to cut coal demand in 19 states and districts from Maine to Missouri. It notes rural and village wood supply can substitute for railroad hauled wood, outlines where substitution fits, and compares heat value of various hardwoods with a ton of hard coal.

Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri

Lecture at Synagog Judge Addresses Aionism Program

Judge Philip Bregstrome of Chicago spoke at the Hebrew synagogue on Aionism while Rabbi Levine and Hebrew school children presented readings and musical numbers. A Ladies Aid sociable afterward netted 85 for Hebrew relief. Also reported, L E Sweet of 617 Second Street was injured when struck by a Chicago Great Western train on Commercial Street at 9:30 PM. Gust Zurcos driving an auto delivery rig collided with a sled on Sycamore Street, injuring the driver who was taken to a doctor.

Synagog Philip Bregstrome Chicago Hebrew Synagos Rabbi Levine Hebrew School Ladies’ Aid Society L. EE. Sweet Second Street Chicago Great Western Commercial Street Gust Zurcos Sycamore Street Collins

Strengthen Your Constitution With Pink Pills For Pale People

Boost your health by building up the blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. The ad claims enriched blood renews energy and color, easing headaches and palpitations, and offers booklets on blood and diet from Schenectady New Jersey.

Dr. Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N. J Dr. Williams

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