Waterloo Friends Attend Waterloo Wedding Details
Waterloo friends of the groom previously living here show interest in the Des Moines Evening Tribune report on the marriage of Miss Lena Conk s and Mrs. Fred Gruener. The ceremony occurred at 8 30 pm at their new home 2947 East Walnut Street with about fifty guests. The couple will reside at 2537 East Walnut Street after July 15.
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Waterloo
Des Moines Evening Tribune
Lena Conks
Fred
Gruener
East Walnut Street
John Cook
Charles Irish
Mattie Gruener
Carrie Gruener
Henry Cody
M. Gruener
M. Gruener, Formerly Pastor of Theevangelical German Church
Des Moines
Fast Walut Street
C. P. Christenson
Adelia
Perry
BY . Gruener
Grace Nichols
Complimented guest at Duncombe home to dance tomorrow
The complimented guest will attend a dancing party tomorrow evening at Mrs. Duncombe's home. Several other 50day affairs have also been given in her honor. Later the week Miss Storm will join the Duncombes and an auto party for an outing at Fort Dodge point near Lake Okoboji.
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Duncombe
Miss Storm
Duncombes
Lake Okoboji
Fort Dodge Point
Gas advocates cite 70 cent rate as future target
Chicago reports E W Bemis challenges W J Haggwenah’s 77 cent gas rate finding. Bemis’ second expert argues gas can be sold profitably at 75 cents next year, 70 cents for three years, and 65 cents in year five. Council committee to receive full report this afternoon.
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Chicago
E. W. Bemis
W. J. Ha‘gwenah
Bemis
Council Committee On Gas
Electric Light
Pope Commends Taft Peace Move
Pope Pius X lauds United States leadership in promoting international peace in an autograph letter to the apostolic delegate. The White House received a copy, and a reply from President Taft is anticipated, reflecting shared peace aims and prudent restraint of hostilities.
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Washington, D. C
Pius X
Washington
United States
Taft
White House
Blemedes
Larissa
United States of America
Barn Fire At Lynch Residence Causes Minor Loss
A bonfire at 119 Irving Street belonging to P. H. Lynch started a barn fire at 9 this morning. The blaze, fed by papers and rubbish, was put out by the fire department with only slight damage reported.
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P. H. Lynch
Irving Street
Sudden Deaths Reported in Idaho Relatives Shock Family
Mr and Mrs Glen Lichty near Waterloo report the sudden deaths on July 4 of Horace Lichty and Mrs My Lichty of Twin Falls Idaho. No details yet. Horace once farmed near Waterloo and has since lived in the west. Father Charles Lichty lives in Florida and Mrs Lichty, an aunt, survives.
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Glen Lichty
Waterloo
Horace Lichty
Twin Falls
Idaho
West
Mr. Lichty
Charles Liehty
Florida
Lichty
Former Iowan Charles Mason Dies Suddenly in Oklahoma City
A telegram from Oklahoma City reports the sudden death of Charles Mason, formerly a Clinton district past office inspector. He was associated with Clinton operations and died last night. The notice notes his prior government service and sudden passing in Oklahoma City.
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Clinton. In
Oklahoma City
Charles Mason
Clinton
Card of Thanks for James McEnroe Death
The McEnroe family expresses deep gratitude for the kindness shown after the loss of husband and father James McEnroe. They thank the Painters' union for funeral attendance and the many flowers received, signed Mrs. McEnroe and children.
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James McEnroe
Painters’ Union
McEnroe
Mrs Shonts to sue for separation in New York court
Mrs Theodore P Shoots of New York, wife of a railroad man, has filed for separation. She will not seek an absolute divorce. The case is expected to be heard in the New York Supreme Court.
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Paria
Theodore P. Shoots
New York
Shontin
Supreme Court
Water Department
Four Horses Die In Barn Wreck East Of Waterloo
A storm near Waterloo damaged farms in Peyney and Barclay townships. At 3 30 pm a barn on the C P Guenther farm eight miles east of the city blew over trapping seven horses, four dead and three rescued. Wind and hail flattened oats and corn, with harvest likely impossible for the crop.
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Waterloo
C. P. Guenther
Theity
Guenther Place
Peyney
Barclay
Tax Commission Opens Session in Des Moines
The new state tax commission met for its initial session with Chairman M. H. Colen presiding. Governors visit noted, secretary election planned, with Professor Brindley of the State University favored. Commissioners include B. EF. Stonebraker, J. H. McConologue, Charles Ross, M. H. Cohen, and A. C. Ripley.
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Des Moines
New
State Tax Commission
M. H. Colen
Carroll
Brindley
The
State University
B. EF. Stonebraker
Rockwell City
J. H. McConologne
Mason City
Charles Ross
Davenport
M. H. Cohen
A. C. Ripley
Garner
State Unable to Supply Auto Tags
Des Moines July 6 Secretary of State Hayward urges peace officers to be lenient with motorists lacking licenses due to a delay in auto tag shipments from an eastern factory. He notes many have sent license fees and that it will take about a month to issue all tags.
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Des Moines
Hayward
Bohemian Contests Conclude in Cedar Rapids
In Cedar Rapids Iowa on July 6 the Bohemian athletic contest for the middle west division ended last night. After sightseeing today the community will honor Jan Huf the reformer with a memorial tonight. Winners and prize awards will be announced and presented this evening.
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Cedar Rapids
Jan Huf
Police Judge Explains Wag Label in Box Car Case
Police Judge Caldwell outlined the ethics of classifying someone a wag. Burlington man M C McCartney faced charges for sleeping in a box car near the depot with 163.15 in his possession. Several cases were continued as officers testified, while other defendants faced drunk and disorderly or vag charges. A child’s death southwest of Waterloo due to heat was reported, with funeral services held for the two year old at Elmwood Cemetery.
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Caldwell
M. C. McCarkey
Burlington
Marshalltown
McCartney
J. Murray
Ray Wolfe
Ed. Wells
Jesa Muakepiece
David Schaffer
Grundy Center
Jack Graham
C. B. Seaton
Carl Peterson
Iowa Falls
A. Filckebberger
la Forte
Dob Cathrawood
Reinbeck
Miles
Waterloo
Wellwood Nesbit
Little Child Victim of Heat Fades at Hospital
Pat Hart known as the Great Western flagman died from heat exhaustion after collapsing in his shanty on Commercial street beside the tracks. He was over 60, never regained consciousness, and his body rests at Kistner undertaking parlors awaiting relatives. Forest Everett, his son, and neighbors Father az, Mrs. Carl Lansing, and J. Hanley were among those at his bedside.
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John
Pat') Hart
Great Western
Commercial Street
Kistner
Jefferson Street
Creston
Forest Everett
Hart
Carl Lansing
J. Hanley
G. N. Nesbit
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George Wistner
Albert Istner
Reber Avenue
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Phoebekin
Jesdames Morris
Lester
Peverilioon
Gladyce Noggle
Awashington Street
Miriam Marsh
Harriett Ryan
Ostess
Re N. Noggle
Margery Bown
Wilma Basher
Boston
H. H. Esai
Fourth Street
Rufus Tiffany
Paris
Freeport, NL
D. 8. Tiffany
Elmira Riggs
Caughlin
Plymouth
Charles B. Harris
Portland
Ore
J. O. Knox
Fremont Street
Cedar Falls
F. D. Pierre
Harris
Christian Church
Jessie Nickerson
Washington Street
Nickerson
Kathleen VanRaden
Ruth
Jess Brown
Oak Park, Jr
Walter W. H.schwedler
State Street
Anna Schwedler
Mr. Schwedler
Oak Park
Schwedler
Lois Storm
W. E. Duncomba
Wort Dodge
Matson Arroln
Pope
Mrs
Theodore P Shonts
TAX Commission
Mttla
F. A. Valiant
First Baptist Church
Elmwood Cemetery
Pat Hart
Waterloo Water Works
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