Funeral for Pvt Wagoner Sunday Receives Full Military Honors
Westley Clyde Wagoner, son of Mrs. Carl Wilkin of 25 Fremont Street, will be laid to rest Sunday at Fairview with full military honors. His body arrived from Hoboken via Chicago and was taken to Peterson Bros. undertaking parlors. The 2 p.m. chapel service precedes a 2:30 p.m. funeral at Walnut Street Baptist Church, followed by a procession to Fairview where a legion squad will fire a salute. Wagoner died May 4, 1918 on the Marne while serving as a messenger for Maj. Carl in Co. I, 128th Infantry after enlisting in Detroit in 1917. Previously employed at the Iowa Dairy Separator plant, he was a blood relative of President Harding, his mother being a first cousin. At Fairview, his body will be placed at the foot of a monument his mother had erected about a year ago, a brown stone near the mausoleum bearing the tale of his service and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westley Clyde Wagoner
Carl Wilkin
Fremont Street
Fairview
Hoboken
Chicago
Peterson Bros
Walnut Street Baptist Church
D. I. Purser, Jr
Legion Squad
W. C. Wagoner
Marne
Maj
Carl
Scoldher
Waterloo Pioneer Dies in California
Mrs Ezra Catlett daughter of Myron and Elizabeth Smith, early Waterloo residents, died at her Goleta California home aged 78. She moved to California with her parents 50 years ago, married Ezra Catlett, and lived on the ranch. Surviving are Otis E. Catlett Napa Harl L. Catlett Mrs Ida C Neff Mrs Jessie Kellogg Mrs J B Roberts Mrs BE M Catlett Goleta Chino WT Goleta Ontario sisters C E Hardy and William Groves Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Catlett
Myron
Elizabeth Smith
Waterloo
Golesta
Cal
Catlett
Ida C. Neff
California
Esra Catlett
Otis. E. Catlett
Napa
Harl L. Catlett
Neff
Jessie Kellogg
Goleta
J. B. Roberts
Laton
BE. M. Catlett
Chino
C. E. Hardy
William Groves
Ontario
A silent but effective salesman For Sale Act in the Courier
A concise note in the Courier highlights the for sale act as a quiet yet persuasive mechanism. It underscores how public notices and classifieds can influence buyers and markets with minimal overt manipulation. The piece suggests readers recognize the subtle impact of such standard notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Courier
Mission Meetings Held by Free Methodists
Free Methodists will hold mission meetings in connection with the quarterly gathering at the Free Methodist church on Lane and Franklin streets beginning tonight. Rev. W J Trimble of Marion Iowa district elder will conduct the quarterly meeting. The church is a new mission church under pastor Rev T J Fuller, with a special service Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist Church
Lane
Franklin Streets
W. J. Trimble
Marion
Istrict
T. J. Fuller
A Silent but Effective Salesman for Sale Ad
A Courier ad highlights a silent yet effective salesman offering a for sale listing. The notice emphasizes the salesman’s discreet approach and reliable results, inviting readers to inquire for details and pricing.
Madame Carpentier to Receive Battle Report by Wireless
The article describes Georges Carpentier planning to wire the Dempsey bout result to his wife in Paris. Madame Carpentier will receive live updates as ships at sea pick up wireless transmissions detailing each blow and turn of the heavyweight title fight in Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Georges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Jersey City
Atlantic Ocean
Paris
Madame Carpentier
Georges
Manhasset
Flashed Messaged Relay to Brest Then to Madame Carpentier
A fragment describes messages flashed to Brest and then telephoned to Madame Carpentier. The text implies a chain of communication through Brest before contacting a person named Madame Carpentier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
Madame Carpentier
The North Wind Malice at Plaza Theatre on Lake Champlain
The Goldwyn company moves Alaskan snow scenes to Port Henry New York for Rex Beach adaptation The North Wind s Malice to be shown at Plaza Theatre for two days followed by A Kiss in Time at Palace with Wands Hawley star. supporting cast includes J. Rey Barnes Walter Hiers and Margaret Loomis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worth
Port Henry
Lake Champlain
Rex Beach
Goldwyn Company
Plaza Theatre
Wands Hawley
Woo
Miss Hawley J
Rey Barnes
Walter Hiers
Margaret Loomis
Matty Arbuckle shines in His Wifes Mistake at Palace Theatre
The Palace Theatre presents Matty Arbuckle in His Wifes Mistake along with the latest Fox news. At Crystal Theatre Worlds Apart opens for a four night run with Eugene OBrien as Hugh Ledyard and Olive Tell starring, plus Bungalow Troubles and a newsreel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matty Arbuckle
Fox News
Palace Theatre
Dificult
Selsmick Pictures
Crystal Theatre
Eugene O'Brien
Hugh Ledyard
Olive Tell
Paramount Sennett
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Pvt. Wagoner
Legion
France
Waterloo Pioneer
Free Methodists
Cris
Jersey
Ersey Cereal Food CO
Jersey C
Jensex Cenzat Foon Co
Crystal
Sennett
Kinograms Orchestra
Paramount Picture
Marshall Neilan
Bob Hampton
U. S
Columbia & Campus
Columbia College
Columbia
Campus College
Campus
ICTOR _ GOTHES
Victor
the People’s Store
East Fourth Street
Plaza
Direction A. Frank
Northwind
Thomas Santchi
Vera Gordon
Dollie Varien
Cecil B. de Mille
Wanda Hawley
Realart
Jove
FATTY” _ ARBUCKLE
Kresge’s
Kresge
Bandeau Brassieres
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