Nelson Munger dies. longtime Waterloo railman and investor
Nelson O. Munger 80 a veteran civil war telegrapher and train dispatcher died Saturday in Arroyo Grande California. He was an original stockholder in several Waterloo firms and active in civic projects including Fairview cemetery. Survived by widow Mrs Nettie Munger two daughters and three grandchildren. Funeral plans call for ashes to be brought to Waterloo for burial in Fairview cemetery. service held in Arroyo Grande Episcopal church.
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Nelson O. Munger
Central
J. A. Gary
Franklin Street
Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
Don Munger
Los Angeles
Cal
Arroyo Grande
Munger
Waterloo
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Company
Commercial National Bank
Waterloo Saddlery Company
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company
Waterloo Canning Company
Kelly &Yannehill
Armstrong Manufacturing Company
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
California
Masonic Order
Robert Anderson Post
Christ Episcopal Church
Fairview Cemetery
Bratis
Wauwatosa
Wis
Alunger
Nelson
Dubuque
Co. A
Iowa Infantry
Marion
Mliss Mary Parmenter
de Laree
F. E. Munger
San Diego
Charles Munger
Caleratio
Episcopal Church
Oakland
Lrtal
Fairview
Diamond Ring Presented to Mrs Weilein at Moose Conclave
Mrs Eva Weilein, deputy and regent of the Women of the Moose at Mooseheart Lesson in Inwa, received a diamond ring at the national Moose convention in Chirago. Rodney H Brandon presented the gift for her work organizing Mooseheart Lesson efforts, and she serves as a former state president. The ceremony accompanied cornerstone laying for a Mooseheart building and a judging contest among ritualistic teams. The Waterlaw Moose band performed and led afternoon parade contingents in Chicago.
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Eva Weilein
Watarlaa
Depuutyer
Inwa
The
Moose Order
Chirago
Rodney H. Brandon
Moose
Weilein
Mooseheart
Waterlaw Moose
Mooseheart Hronge
Chicago
Tawa
Independence Man Who Took Own Life Buried at Moline
Haulmer RBlad, 21, died after swallowing carbolic acid at his sweetheart Lois Wilson, 17, home. Lois Wilson to be buried at Moline, Fe C. Heege, coroner, will not hold an inquest though a request was made. Parents reside in Moline.
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Independence
Spedlall
Hialmer Rblad
Lois Wilson
Moline
Fe C. Heege
Shakespeare in Actor and Poet by Clara Chambrun
Paris reports strong reception for Longworth Chambrun's Shakespearean study. Berlin allows women on licensing boards, inspired by the German Women's League. Washington plans a women friendly club facility with a ladies dining room, reflecting shifting gender norms. POTSDAM notes Germany’s first women automobile club forms with 19 charter members. Paris features Jenny and Jeanne Ronsay illustrating education not hindering success. Jerusalem notes trend of Moslem women embracing semi transparent outfits amid feminist shifts. Bromley reports another large riding school as horse riding gains popularity among women. London highlights women engineers running their own factories and firms like Atalanta Ltd with women as shareholders.
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Potsdam
Hohenzollerns
Germany
Ith
Bromley
APJ
London
Atalanta, Ltd
Mission minister dies in Lisbon fourth this year in conference
Rev. BE. J. Lockwood led the sustentation and relief fund of the Epner Town conference of the Methodist Episcopal church. He left for Lisbon to attend the funeral of Rev. W. R. Mellett, a retired minister who died Saturday. Mellett is the fourth senior minister of the Upper flown conference to die this year, joining Rev. WLW. Robinson, Fayette, Rev. F. X. Miller, Cedar Falls, and Rev. Thomas A. Maxwell, Kenwood Park. The note adds a separate item about a seedless banana origin debate in a British bulletin.
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BE. J. Lockwood
Epner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lisbon
W. R. Mellett
Mr. Mellett
Wlw. Robinson
Fayette
F. X
Jesus Walks the American Roads Sermon in Waterloo Park
On a Fourth of July open air service in Waterloo, Rev Earl Roadman preached that Jesus walks the American roads guiding surgeons unions and soldiers, with Christ seen in the home and in emancipation efforts. Mayor Tibbitts welcomed the park gatherings and announced weekly services in Lincoln park all summer.
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Christ
Jesus
Nazareth
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Liney Coln Park
Mr. Roadman
America
United States
Tibbitts
Lincoln Park
Graveling Plan for Chickasaw Outlined by County Board
New Hampton Iowa July 5 Special. A broad graveling plan for Chickasaw county roads will be laid out at the board of supervisors next meeting. They will select roads for gravelling and set letting dates. The Nashua spring graveling is finished. The county grading crew works on a three mile stretch north of Lawler and finished the New Hampton Lawler road. Best caterpillar tractors are in use. Stolz and Wesp Construction company of Fredericksburg has completed six of forty culverts. The firm will aim for about three operations weekly until the contract ends, weather permitting. Current contracts are near North Washington with work to begin near Alta Vista soon.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Board of Supervisors
Nashua
Lawler
C. W. Zack
Stolz and Wesp Construction Company
Fredericksburg
North
Washington
Alta Vista
Six Hurt In Early Morning Waterloo Car Crash
Six residents injured in an auto collision at Fourth and Webster Streets early Sunday were improving, with none expected to be seriously hurt. Victims include Thomas Billick, Ave. Billick, WH Foutch, Avs. Fontch, Hilda Ellis, Ruth Buhr. Drivers Gouiets and Ricksen were in a rented sedan. both cars traveled at speed toward the business district. Police and ambulance aided the injured and most were sent home for care.
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Waterloo
Fourth
Webster Streets
Thomas Billick
Mobile Street
Ave. Billick
WH. Foutch
Ricker Avenue
Avs
Fontch
Hilda F. Ellis
Battlay Street
Ruth E. Buhr
Lafayette Street
Billick
Foutch
Fourth Street
Jules H. Gouiets
Mullan Avenue
Dutch Ricksen
Webster
Charles Pickens
William Farlay
Nolice
Holiday Observance Marked Cedar Falls Church Picnics
Cedar Falls observes a quiet Fourth of July with Nazareth church picnic at Rawnds par, many businesses closed, and a large turnout for the Black Hawk county history pageant at the fairgrounds. Religious services across churches were well attended and a union vacation bible school closed with a program at the Methodist church.
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Cedar Falls
Nazareth
Rawnds
Otto Nielsen
Black Hawk County
United States of America
Teachers College
M. K. W. Heicher
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Theological School
San Anselmo
Cal
San Francisco
Zion
Evangelical
Clinton FP. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
B. R. Weiner
Evangelical Board
Union
Chapel
Shield's Grove
Little Country Church
Bethlehem
Danish Bethlehem Church
Rownds’ Park
Twenty-Seventh Street
Ottar Jorgelsen
Washington and
Island
Daniel, Bergstrom
Dslandark
Jens P. Larsen
C. PL Larsen
Plainfield
Edward Larsen
Waterloo
James Larsen
Peter Falkenberg
Walter Larsen
Nevada
Fred Bast
Levi Jowell
Hudson
Matt Carrall
M. Bowen
Steven Caley
John Bancroft
Christian Patriotism Declared By Rev Munyon in Iowa City
Rev LeRoy Munyon of the First Christian church told union services at Central Christian church that Americas need is love not law. He warned patriotism and Christianity may clash unless properly correlated and argued fighting for one's country is a limited view of patriotism.
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Guy L. Merrill
New York
Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Willem
CG. Deer
Pacific Coast
Black Hills
Presbyterian
Methodist
America
LeRoy Munyon
First Christian Church of
Iowa City
Central Christian Church
Fragmentary War Era Speech on Law and Society
A partial excerpt discusses patriotism beyond schooling, noting missing elements like churches and music, and highlighting issues in economics such as fair wages and child labor. The speaker urges intelligent laws, unanimous obedience, elimination of obsolete statutes, and simplification of technical laws to prevent violations.
Burns Papers Arrive at Scottish National Library
The Burns manuscripts presented to the Scottish people in 1914 by John Grifbell of Philadelphia have found a permanent resting place in the Scottish National Library in Edinburgh.
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Burns
London
John Grifbell
Philadelphia
National Library
Edinburgh
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Morocco
Berlin
German Women's League
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Jeanne Ronsay
Sevres
Ronsay
Jerusalem
Fez
Jong
Gear Salle Daily News
George H. Twaddle
Nesya Representatve
Cedar Paris
Waterloo Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
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Boulder
Cole
F. G. Smith
Jamis
Emanegindt
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Pulberry Street
A.J. Everson Co. Inc
Cash Department Store
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Coty
L’origan
Women’s Union Suits
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