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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1922

Page

8

Henry B Allen Laid To Rest In Elmwood Cemetery

The late Henry B. Allen Waterloo pioneer and banker was interred at Elmwood Cemetery after an informal ceremony without religious rites. A. J. Edwards delivered a eulogy praising Allen’s public service and devotion to family, noting his 80 acre gift for a hospital and his role in Waterloo’s growth. The urn was placed in a stone vault with assistance from F. J. Blehmey, as relatives and about 50 old friends attended.

Henry By Allen Waterloo South Pasadena Cal Allen Elmwood Cemetery Harry Wilmot Ard Heath Tom Stone Fale F. J. Blehmey Allen Memorial Hospital Association Edwards Mr.Allen

Marital Woes Prompt Divorce Petition in District Court

Mabryn Kohl seeking a decree of divorce from Her man Kohl covering June 20 to July 20, 1922, alleges ill treatment endangering health and life, requests permanent alimony of 50 per month. Separate item reports a found coat with a $250 check traced to M. R. Hindman of Wisconsin Rapids, and a Cedar Falls note notes corn blown down by last night’s rally wind.

Mabryn Kohl Herman Kohl Bella Smith Charles Smith E. A. Enghai Rockford Raymond Tom Morris M. R. Hindman Wisconsin Rapids Wis Gedar Falls Permons

You Win Lady Medal for Agricultural Merit in France

At an agricultural exposition in Blois Cheron, France, awards a Medal for Agricultural Merit to a farmer, after a Mrs. claims to have raised 16 children, highlighting the dramatic moment in front of a polite minister of agriculture.

Blois France M. Cheron H. F. Greten Bridge Street

Lightning Fires Destroy Salem Stone Mill and Roundhouse

Fire struck the Salem stone mill in Bedford Indiana today when a lightning bolt hit the stone company plant. The blaze spread to the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad roundhouse with an estimated loss of 400000 to the stone company and about 25000 to the railroad.

Bedford Ind Salem Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Stone Company Stone

Rainfall Report for Cedar Falls in July

Cedar Falls records July rainfall at 6.15 inches with 0.75 inches in the last 48 hours. Temperature ranged from 58 to 75.6 degrees, averaging 64.66.

Cedar Falls

Thieves Take Insurance and Records From Doctor’s Office

Cedar Falls July 31 Special Robbers broke into the private office of Dr. George Garrison last night and escaped with only the safety box containing his insurance policies and army records. No narcotics were found.

Cedar Falls George Garrison

Despondent Man Hangs Self Over Job Loss at Des Moines

Julius Caine, 32, was found dead by hanging in a Des Moines barn yesterday. Police say despondency over unemployment likely caused the suicide. a small boy chasing a puppy discovered the body.

Des Moines Julius Caine

Bryan to Retire and Write Memoirs in Florida

William Jennings Bryan, three time presidential candidate and famed lecturer, plans retirement to private life and to write his memoirs after completing remaining engagements. His wife Mrs Bryan’s health prompts return to Nebraska and Florida home for period of rest and writing. Bryan has long opposed Darwinism and championed free silver, later supporting prohibition as a means to national betterment. Accused check passer Harris Pappas was captured in Dubuque and returned for trial with bond posted.

William Jennings Bryan United States P. H. Kemerer Nebraska Bryan Florida California Bryah Kemeter Lyceum Harris Pappas Dubuque Theodora Peek Pappas

Mer cy hospital standardization chief Rita O Shea dies

Sister Atary Rita O Shea superintendent of Mercy Hospital Chicago and a nationally known authority on infirmary standardization died after a long illness. The obituary notes her leadership and influence in medical facility practices.

Chicago Atary Rita O'Shea Mercy Hospital

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