Woman Born on Sailing Vessel Dies in Cedar Falls at 68
Mrs. George Bishop, 68, formerly of Cedar Falls, died at 4:30 p.m. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Sassaman after nearly four years of paralysis. Born Feb 3, 1861, on a sailing ship during her parents' immigration from Germany, she later lived on a Lamont farm and married George Bishop in 1885. Surviving are six brothers and two sisters. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Hileman di Gindt chapel with Amy Semmann of Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran officiating. burial in Hillside Cemetery, Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bishop
Cedar Falls
R. G.sassaman
Almond Street
Mary Foffel
Vincel ~Foffel
America
Germany
Lamont
St. Paul
Sioux Falls
Cedar’ Falls
Sassaman
Bishop
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
John
Joseph
Charles
Frank
Anna
Kate
Hileman ‘di Gindt
Amy Semmann
Immanual Evangelican Lutheran Church
Hillside Cemetery
Schultz Intimates Operation Can Wait
B Schultz serving a 60 day county jail term told Sheriff H T Wagner he would postpone hospital treatment for gall bladder trouble until after serving his sentence. Governor Hammill had directed Schultz be allowed to go to the hospital immediately if he wished, with time in the hospital not deducted from the term. Schultz began his term June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Schultz
H. T. Wagner
Wagner
John Hammill
Schultz
Alvin Smith 12 Dies After Auto Accident
Alvin Smith 12 son of Mr and Mrs Earl W Smith of 410 Newell Street Waterloo died at 5 30 am in a fatal hospital from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by LeRoy Raine of 406 Florence Street Friday night. Born June 6 1917 at Fairbank he moved with his family to Oelwein then to Waterloo last August. He attended Roosevelt School and was active in the Baptist Sunday school at Fairbank. Surviving are his parents and two brothers Melvin 14 and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Smith
Earl W. Smith
Newell Street
Fotal Hospital
LeRoy Raine
Florence Street
Alvin
Fairbank
Oelwein
Waterloo
Funeral rites for Frankie and Joy set at home
Funeral services for Frankie age 3 and his sister Joy age 2 will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at the family home. Rev E R McClelland of Calvary Evangelical Church will officiate. Burial will be in Fairbank Cemetery.
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Frankie
Joy
E.R. McClelland
Calvary Evangelical Church
Punlal
Fairbank
Cemeery
Editor Pays Fine For Traffic Violation in Fort Madison
Fort Madison Iowa July 15. S W Mitchell editor of the Fort Madison Democrat was cited by Mayor L H Childs for driving past a trolley car as passengers were boarding. The mayor ordered a $2 fine, noting the editor’s editorials urging police action on traffic law violators. Mitchell remarked that his editorials are effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Madison
U.R
S. W. Mitchell
L. H. Childs
Mitchell
Rain and Warmer Weather Predicted in Iowa
Des Moines reports rain and warmer weather forecast for Iowa today and tomorrow. Weather observer Charles D. Reed said showers will occur, with increasing warmth across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.R
Iowa
Charles D. Reed
United States
Reed
Weather Center Reports Heavy Rain Across State
Reed noted the east portion of the state had heavy rain tonight while warmer weather moves into the northeast. Rainfall totals in the last 24 hours include 2.09 inches at Marshalltown and 2.07 inches at Town City as the system progresses across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Marshalltown
Town City
Weather Bureau
Two Are Injured in Auto Accidents
Bobby Berry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray O. Berry of 531 Kingbard avenue, was bruised on legs and arms at 5 p m Saturday when his bicycle was struck by a car driven by Mrs. G A Gamble of Hampton Ia at Third Street and Sullivan. The bicycle was wrecked. Charles B Maxwell of Manchester Ir received cuts on his head and hands from flying glass when his car collided with a parked
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Berry
Ray O. Berry
Kingbard Avenue
G. A. Gamble
Hampton
Third Street
Sullivan
Charles B. Maxwell
Manchester
Car Damage in Independence Ave Incident Reported
A car owned by Virgil Smith at 722 13 Lafayette Street sustained partial damage in the 100 block of Independence Avenue early this morning. In related notes, Deadwood South Dakota is mentioned as a museum aim to preserve Black Hills gold rush memories by pioneer merchant We. E. Adems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Smith
Lafayette Street
Independence Avenue
Black Hills
Deadwood, S. D
We. E. Adems
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Geo. Bishop
Wway Arts U
Gassyach
Synecantfort
Ras Ournese
J.c.penney
East Fourth St. East End of Bridge
Waterloo, In
Bandeau
Danny
Cretonne
Rochelle
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