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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1919

Page

4

New City Councilman Tibbitts Elected At Large

Glenn A. Tibbitts, a North Side businessman and former clothing merchant at 3009 Fourth Street East, was elected at large to the city council to fill the vacancy caused by T. E. Leeper becoming mayor. The vote was unanimous after a long session. Tibbitts, born in Sumner, Da., is married with one daughter and recently moved to 1309 Logan Avenue. The council also considered paving, rock shipments, and sewer contracts, and appointed BE MacDonough and W. B. Kelly to the official census board.

Glenn A. Tibbitts T. EB. Leeper Tibbitts Fourth Street East Sumner Illinois Central Logan Avenue Bryant Asphalt Paving Company F. MacDonough W. B. Kelly Leeper Board of Official Censors A. J. Knapp C. F P. Chase Fire Committee

Red Cross seeks to trace missing men

Red Cross home service secretary Mrs. G. B. Worthen asks if the public knows the whereabouts of four missing soldiers and sailors. Photographs and personal details are in her office, with one man missing since July 10 1919 from League Island Philadelphia and another wounded survivor unnamed.

G. B. Worthen Red Cross Home Service Bureau George McFarland Hearne League Island Philadelphia Navy Hospital

Editor Henry Cobb of Oelwein Dies Suddenl y

Henry B. Cobb editor of the Oelwein Iowa newspaper died at his home at 4 a.m. on Sunday. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. at the Methodist church with burial in Red Wing Minnesota. He was born July 15, 1866 in Portland Missouri and had worked in Minnesota before moving to Oelwein last year. He is survived by his wife Charlotta Ricker and four children John Edward Alma Hazel and Helen R. Cobb plus two brothers and a sister.

Oelwein Henry BR. Cobb The Oelwein Lowan Red Wing Minon Mr. Cobb Minnesota Portland University of Minnesota Park Rapids Minn Red Wing Daily Republican Minnesota Anti-Saloon League Charlotta Ricker Park Rapides John Edward Minneapolis Alma Addison Dorchester Mass Hazel Shannon Gordonville Helen R. Cobb

75 Year Reading Fence Row Settled In Court

A 75 year division fence dispute in Reading Pennsylvania was settled in court with testimony from Mrs. Sarah N Henade nearly 98 years old. The notice also advertises Wang- willer Shoe OC offering footwear and open evenings.

Wang- Miller Shoe Co Reading Sarah N. Henade Willer Bhoe

Bacon for Britain at Cost From U S Sur Commons Advis

London dispatch reports the Brill mission in New York arranged a bacon supply deal for England. The House of Commons heard Genrze H. Roberts state food control officials secured regular fresh bacon at prices tied to actual hog costs.

Bacon Britain U.S Associated Prema London Brill New York England House of Commons

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