Reherd Family to be Honored at First Presbyterian Week
The Reherd family heads to Fairfield for the college commencement where Dr Rederd will receive the Doctor of Divinity degree. Mrs Reberd plans a California summer after visits to relatives and the Westenberg preaching engagement precedes a week of church events and meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
H. W. Rehberd
Fairfield
Fairfield College
Rederd
Genesea
Clergy Family Arrives for Elk Run Stay
A church party arrives this week without Dr. Reberd on his world trip. They come with his family from Carthage Missouri and will stay several weeks at Elk Run before the Reberd family departs and another family moves in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Reberd
Carthage
Elk Run
Crane Own First Wall on Second
Readers and fans will see a new lineup at the ball park as Tory Crane arrives from Wheeling West Virginia and starts at first base tomorrow. Crane hits .299 in the Central League and will boost both bat and fielding. Wall moves from first to second to relieve Fremer who has slowed this season.
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Ball Park
Boosters
Tory Crane
Wheeling
W. Va
Tomorro
Central League
Crane
Ita
Ricooeter
Wall
Fremer
Wal
Quarrels After Horse Trade Lead to Two Arrests
Wilford Wilson and James Murray were arrested after a quarrel during a Saturday horse trade. Wilson faced charges of disorderly conduct and taking property without consent, Murray of disorderly conduct and disturbing the public quiet. They paid fines of 7.85 dollars then were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilford Wilson
James Murray
Defense Begins in Dynamite Case in Polk County
In Des Moines James O Callaghan brother of Western League magnate Robert O Callaghan faces trial for alleged complicity in a dynamite attempt to rob the Polk County treasury. The defense opened by stating Callaghan did not open the windows and others may have left them unlocked.
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Mes Moines
Jones
James O'Callaghan
Robert O Callaghan
Western League
Polk County
Callaghan
Funeral Arrangements For Raymond Scoville
A telegram to S D Scoville says the body of Raymond Scoville will arrive tonight from Texas via the Chicago Great Western. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 2 37 PM at Walnut Street Baptist Church with Rev H G Beeman presiding. Viewing is available Tuesday morning from 9 to 12 at 313 Quincy Street. Clara Goodwin arrives from Washington Iowa to attend.
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S. D. Scoville
Chicago
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. G. Beeman
Quincey Street
Clara Goodwin
Washington
Licensed to Wed in Waterloo and Readlyn Pair
Emil C. Stunne of Readlyn and Anna C. Paul of Waterloo are licensed to wed. Mrs. G. W. Miller and two sons depart for Seattle for six weeks or more. Today is the Waterloo Building and Loan association regular monthly pay tax day. A board meeting is scheduled for tonight.
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Emil C. Stunne
Readlyn
Anna C
G. W. Miller
Sone
Seattle
Wash
Waterloo Building and Loan Association
State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Emmons Johnson
G. R. Davis
C.R. Davis
Emmons Johson
C. RK. Davis
Beller
Hotigr
Unseasonably hot wheat market upswing in June
Chicago market news reports a warm dry winter wheat belt pushing prices higher as cash demand strengthens. July wheat rose then eased, corn advanced on moisture fears, and Missouri crop declines helped support futures while livestock and pork prices moved with feed outlooks.
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Chicago
Russia
Missouri
Sudden Illness Appears In Waterton Foreman Albert Leusen
Albert Leusen foreman of the Ellis Foster plumbing shop was stricken this morning before 7 o'clock while at work. He remained conscious, was helped to a physician, and taken to his room at the Morgan residence. The doctor believed the attack resembled apoplexy. Leusen, a prominent Waterton resident, rested at last report with no serious danger unless another attack occurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Leneen
Ellis & Foster Plumbing
Morgan Residence
Fourth Street West
Leuson
Leugen
Waterton
Wellington
Kansas
Organ Recital Tonight at Firet Congregational Church
Tonight at 8 o'clock Ralph Mason Hix of the Waterloo Conservatory of Music will give an organ recital for Plymouth Congregational Church funds. He is assisted by Mira B W Schuneman and Mr H F Paar, Waterloo singers, in a program aiding the new church on Walnut street.
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Firet Congregational Church
Ralph Mason Hix
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mira
B. W.schuneman
H. F. Paar
Waterloo
Hix
Plymouth Congregationalists
I Now
Walnut Street
Five fish weigh forty three pounds in county contest
Fisherman champion F. Smith capped his title by weighing five fish totaling forty three pounds in a Black Hawk county event. The report also lists miscellaneous classified items and a notice about a lost key with a small reward.
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Westminster Literary Society
J. D. Liffring
Christian Endeavorers
Sunday School Association
Brotherhood
Relelon Forward Movement
Aid Department
Woman's Working Society
J. J. Knapp
Franklin Street
Odd Fellows
Ir. Westenberg
R. C. Westenberg
First Presbyterian
Buchanan
Popp & Forbes’ Hardware Co
Astor
America
Black Hawk Bank
Wooltex
Gf &Pee
Regina
Windsor
Brussels
Mitre Mat
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
E. J. Moore
Marsh-Place
Tlinois
Routh Dakota
ST. Lois
St. Tents
Alan
Kansas City
Southern Simers
Atrean Hoge
Omaha
Neb
Wester
Young Americas
Tong Horne
Altamaran
Texas
Lamba
Western
Lambe
Packera
New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Reading
Rock Island
Ai Fe
Stern
Onorthwestern
American Smelter
Myron Pacific
Baltimore and
Ohin
Southern Pacific
Bronklyn Rapid Transit
States Steel
Rammer
United States Steel Pia ‘ Lis
Treat Northernos
Ag Eries
Missouri Parisic
BNE
New York Central
Albert Leusen
Dunkerton
Waterlow
Paynes Creek
CB Weeks
Cedar Rapids
F. 5. Pettit
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Lawn of
Black Hawk
Bank Syanrind
Waterloo Savings Bank
Hanover National Bank
Sapard
Erry
DY Company
Carstal
A. H. Frank
C. EF. Pickett
W.C. Logan
Shannon
Independence Ave
St Courier
tLavens
Bay
Fourth St Ower
T. K
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