A P District Convention Here In Waterloo
Four Hundred delegates are expected at the sixth Pythian district Iowa convention in Waterloo starting at 2 PM with opening by Helmet lodge No 89. The afternoon includes addresses, papers on dues collection and inactive Pythians, lodge meeting topics, and a reception for grand officers. Evening events feature a glee club performance, conferring knight rank, and talks by grand officers.
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Pythian
Iowa
Waterloo
Messrs. PB. J. Martin
W. R. Law
Helmet Lodge
L. M. Hawn
George Obele
Cedar Falls
C. B. Witt
P. C
Pythian Glee Tub
O Order
Independence Lodge
F. W. Porterfield
Addrese
A. J. Beckett
Plain Talk On Appendicitis By Dr Myers At Waterloo
Dr Myers argues most surgeries labeled appendicitis are unnecessary and dangerous. He claims real appendicitis shows severe pain, tenderness, high fever, and exhaustion demanding immediate operation within twelve hours. He advertises free consultation at 712% Sycamore Street, Waterloo, listing chronic disease treatments and office hours.
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Myers
Dr. Myers
Sycamore Street
Waterloo
Lodge district closes with social hour and music
The text notes each lodge in the district, mentions Address B. J. Salinger as past grand chancellor, and records closing the lodge followed by a social hour and music.
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B. J. Salinger
Clgara
G C Janney Proposes New Street Renaming Plan
G C Janney of Northwestern Land & Investment argues a street renaming is needed to avoid confusion. He suggests renaming Fourth Street to Main Street and labeling adjacent streets as West or East First, Second, and so on, with Ninth Street west retaining its name toward the south.
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G. C. Janney
Northwestern Land & Investment Company
Fourth Street
Main
Main Street
Park Avenue
East First Street
West Second Street
East Second Street
Fifth Street
First Street
Routh
Ninth Street
Down-and-Outers Attend Church in Waterloo Revival
Sunday services at Emanuel Evangelical Church drew about 42 men from the Big Brother mission. Elder Tey. H. Faust delivered a sermon, a shared meal followed, and both church members and mission men spoke about faith, character, and starting anew. Several mission attendees spoke of finding work and hope, expressing appreciation for the hospitality shown by Waterloo churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Evangelical
H. Z. Faust
Big Brother
D. L. Reichert
Peterzon
WC. Frehse
WH. Langlas
John Kaltenbach
Jesus Christ
W. C. Bickelberg
Waterloo
Mab
Merning
Black Man Held In White Slave Case In Iowa Federal Court
Fort Dodge Iowa Feb 22 The first black slave case before the local federal court since the Mann Act was written saw Artie Lewis a negro bound over to the grand jury after being tried by United States Commissioner James Martin He allegedly brought his wife Hanna Lewis from Omaha Nebraska to Fort Dodge last November for immoral purposes His wife was sentenced to the penitentiary last March on a robbery charge and Artie was arrested recently for concealing the money she had stolen while she serves time Also manager bid filing moves underway in Des Moines by Charlies W Mullan and Franklin C Platt for the city manager position.
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Fort Dodge
Hocks
United States
James Martin
Artie Lewis
Omaha
Neb
Hanna Lewis
Artie
Notable Col Alonzo Abernethy Dies in Florida Career
Dew Moines, Feb 22. Col Alonzo Abernethy aged 79 died Saturday in Florida. A veteran soldier and educator, he served in the Ninth Iowa, earned the brevet of lieutenant colonel, and marched thousands of miles in campaigns including Lookout Mountain and Atlanta. He led Des Moines College as president and Cedar Valley Seminary at Osage, shaping it into a respected school. later he served as state university regent and authored several books.
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Dew Moines
Alonzo Abernethy
Florida
Osage
Des Moines
Col
Abernethy
Chicago University
Iowa
Louisville
Pea Ridge
Chickasaw Bayou
Arkansas Post
Lookout Mountain
Rescaca
Missionary Ridge
Chattahoochee
Atlanta
General Assembly
Crawford County
University of
Europe
Cedar Valley Seminary
The
State University
Funeral rites for Mrs Mary Sulentic held at St Josephs
Funeral services were held for Mrs Mary Sulentic 25 wife of Michael Sulentic of 126 Sumner street at St Josephs Catholic church with burial in Calvary cemetery. She died Saturday afternoon after a few weeks illness following childbirth. the infant died earlier. She is survived by two children, a brother and a sister, and her parents live in Austria.
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Mary Sulentic
Michael Sulentic
Sumner
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Waterloo Knights of Pemyangs Delegation at Davenport
A delegation of Waterloo Knights of Pemyangs and candidates for the fourth degree will be represented in Davenport today. Named attendees include A A Duba L F Dunowald E H McCor J C Murtagh Rev HW FP Rohlman Rev Edw Slattery A Ts Wangler Tony Berend and J Rechtfertty. Initiatory work will be led by L J Dougherty of Davenport. Candidates from nearly every BECS organization in the state are expected.
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Waterloo Knights of Pemyangs
Davenport
A. A. Duba
L. F. Dunowald
E. H. McCor
J. C. Murtagh
FP. Rohlman
Edw. Slattery
A. Ts. Wangler
Tony Berend
J. Rechtfertty
L. J. Dougherty
Pilaster
BECS
Fined for Disturbing Public Quiet and Other Local Offenses
Tony Blass and Alaine Moses were fined six dollars each for disturbing the public quiet in police court this morning. Moses pled guilty to fighting on the direct, while Blass denied the charge. Gale Hackney pled guilty to insulting a woman on the street and received seven days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony B Iass
Alaine Moses
Moses
Blass
Gale Hackney
Waterloo City Brief News Snapshot
A crowded weekly notes diverse local events in Waterloo. Residents Irene Casey, Imma Gardiner, and other visitors are mentioned along with births, hospitalizations, and travel. Officials and clubs report routine business while community members migrate for family events and church activities.
John Schram Receives Navy Pay Clerk Promotion
John L. Schram is promoted to pay clerk in the United States Navy under Pay Inspector George Brown. He will cruise widely visiting major ports, leaving San Francisco March 4 aboard the Saratoga for Manila via Honolulu and Guam. previously a Waterloo newsboy and later a courier, Bremerton yards, Washington auditing, and Mare Island requisitions.
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John L. Schram
Waterloo
United States Navy
George Brown
Schram
San Francisco
Saratoga
Manila
Honolulu
Guam
Brown
Civil Service of
United States
Bremerton Navy Yards
Washington
Naval Service
Mare Island
Quarantine Expands With Diphtheria and Smallpox Cases
In ROIG ad text two more homes are quarantined for diphtheria and smallpox plus scarlet fever. Diphtheria patients are Diphtheria PA Hodge 122 Ire ing and Russell Lasley 219 Jackson. Scarlet fever patient Leslie Howe 601 Fowler. Smallpox Harold Wolfe 611 Elm. An infant son of Mr and Mrs William Du Bois on Elm died at St Francis hospital aged three weeks. mother ill in hospital.
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PA. Hodge
Ire
Ing
Russell Lasley
Jackson
Leslie Howe
Fowler
Harold Wolfe
Elm
William du Bois
Elm Street
St. Francis Hospital
Taxicab Wrecked In Narrow Train Collision
Bradley taxicab driver Guy Walker escaped injury when a freight train backed into his car at Mulberry street crossing Saturday evening. The wrecked taxi bore the impact, and the train’s rear end was allegedly unprotected. Smokers Roig Cigars is noted in the report.
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Guy Walker
Mulberry Street
Beautiful New Store Made Still More New
Waterloo shoppers will see radical changes at The Smart Shop on Fourth Street after a ten day closure to add a millinery department and new stock. The opening is set for Wednesday February 24 with music in the evening, drawing citizens from Waterloo and nearby areas to a store famed for the latest in furnishing goods. A California Washington's birthday picnic attracts Iowa visitors to Eastlake park with county divisions and local registries. Grace Methodist church hosts a youth event at 6:30 with supper at 7 and a planned program and social hour led by Dr. ALT Northrop.
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Fourth Street
Pate Rong
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Iowa
Eastlake Park
California
Washington
Black Hawk County
Grace Methodist Church
Alt. Northrop
Musical treat of season next Monday evening
Miss Plorence Hinkle, celebrated soloist of the Boston Symphony, will sing in a concert at the First Morrodist chapel on Monday evening March 1. The Brotherhood of the church expects a full house and advance reservations are urged. Tickets are priced moderately.
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Plorence Hinkle
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Brotherhood of the Church
Miss Hinkle Promises A Splendid Musical Evening
Popular singer Miss Hinkle guarantees a memorable song event with an evening of music. Reserved seats available at multiple locations listed in today’s paper, while shoppers are urged to visit Wang-Miller Shoe for savings on footwear.
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Lal
Obituary of James Neelans Former resident dies at sister home
James Neelans formerly of this city died at his sister Mrs Anaries Jason home in Maquoketa. Born in Pennsylvania August 1856 he leaves widow and son Paul two daughters Mrs T M Woodruff and Mrs W C Doch both of this city three sisters Mrs Warry Tompkins Mrs Lyman Tompkins and Mrs Charles Jason of Maquoketa and brothers John and Sam Neelans of Edgewood. He had worked at the Iowa Dairy during his residence here.
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James Neelans
Anaries Jason
Maquoketa
Mr. Neelans
Pennsylvania
Paul
T. M. Woodruff
W. C. Doch
City
Warry Tompkins
Lansing
Lyman Tompkins
Charles Jason
John
Sam Neelans
Edgewood
Neelans
Iowa Dairy
Large Buffet Made By Local Student At Wast High
A manual training student Bill Colter completed a large buffet at wast high. The project is praised as a marvel for amateur work and noted among the school’s achievements. A local shoe sale ad appears in the notice. The city council is set to meet, with Councilman Jack Casebeer expected to propose a street reaiming plan.
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Bill” Colter
Wast High
Marvel
Jack ‘Casebeer
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A. P
EL Dora-Do
Bil Ready
Charlies W. Mullan
Franklin C. Platt
Gol. A. Abernethy
W. A. Covell & Son Hardware
Gardening Report
Roig’s
RK. O ‘Ss
Wang-Miller Shoe
Winthrop
J. B. Bates
W. F. Spry
Mr. Bates
Shell Rock
Winethrop
Ely
Buchanan
Mes. M. H. Teeter
Monticello
Wv. L. Bartling
Waterloo Savings Bank
Waverly
Imma Gardiner
West High
Lamont
H. C. Kelber
Dawson Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo Commercial Club
J. 5. Tuthill
High Street
4H. E. Camp
Mable Swisher
Iowa City
B. F. Swisher
William Wagner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Blanche Walker
Mabel Young
Jesup
J. B. McKibbeb
W. G. Hawkins
Mayflower Club
First Congregational Church
E. M. Storm
Grand Jury
J. T. Knapp
C.D. Wilcox
Kimball Avenue
Columbus
Edward Hammond
Chicago
M. 5. Bennett
Jean Lewis
Clayton
Bronson
C. O. Gronen
Ilinois Central
Itrin O
New Orleana
J. ¥. Lanigan
New Orleans
John Schram
Wang-Miller
Twe Bach
Yike
Treny
Tursday
Birninet & CO
Reddy
Coats
Silk
Ineo Ag
Voli
Miffens
Altos
AAI
Wwe
Flannyls
Seeherks
Atripes
HALE
Thay Lake
Wesomes
CIAR
Wang-Miller Shoe Safe
East 4Th Street
al Wang-Milller Shoe Sale
Park & Sycamore
Thampant
Asi
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