Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges Hold Memorial Service
Rev Robert MacDonald compares lodge ideals to the Good Samaritan urging service to neighbors at Walnut Street Baptist Church annual memorial for deceased members. He says church and lodge both serve, but church opens the path to universal fellowship. Members of Waterloo and Black Hawk lodges I C O F and Temple Rebekah attended with special music and organ pieces.
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Good Samaritan
Robert MacDonald
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Samaritan
Chrisat
MacDonald
Order of Odd Fellows
Universal Brotherhood
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Temple Rebekah
H. McCowen
G&. W. Sampson
Police Court Busy Monday Aiding City With Fines
The Police Court collected near $300 from fines after a Monday morning session. A raid at 111 Oneida Street by Sgt. M J Turney and posse disrupted a gambling game, arresting 10 men. Steve Posich booked for disord erly house, others jailed include H D Sims J B Smith Andy Noble James Clark John Budock El Doych B S Shannon C Markle D W Brazzle. Posich released on $50 bond. others on $15 each. Several drunks forfeited $25 bonds. a well dressed man pleaded guilty and fined $25. Gus George jailed or fined $25 for vagrancy after prior warnings. Two traffic cases added $10.
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James Clark
John Budock
el Doych
B.S. Shannon
C. Markle
D. W. Brazzle
Posich
Citr
Gus George
Heavy weekend rainfall drenches Waterloo area
A weather observer reports 1.77 inches of rain over Saturday and Sunday in Waterloo. Sunday brought .96 inches and Saturday .82 inches as rain began Saturday afternoon and continued into Monday morning. Roads were quiet, papers sold out at drugstores, and temperatures ranged from 53 to 70 degrees.
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Waterloo
Ralph
Children Presented The Secret Whispered To Children At First M E
Despite rain a large audience at First M E church watched 115 children in costumes perform The Secret Whispered to Children. Soloists and 12 processional children represented all departments under Mr and Mrs C A Robbins and teachers. Dr R K Kurlbart led baptisms for two children and about 18 babies in farms. Collections supported the general conference educational fund.
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M. E. Church
C. A. Robbins
Garmon
R. K. Kurlbart
Methodist Episcopal
General Conference Educational Fund
S. C. Hardman of Butler County Dies in Cedar Falls
S C Hardman a 64 year resident of Butler county died at Sartort hospital Cedar Falls after a week long illness of paralysis and pneumonia. He was stricken June 2 in the city while returning with his wife from a visit with relatives at Sioux Falls South Dakota where they were to change trains.
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Cedar Paris
Schuyler C. Hardman
Butler County
Sartort Hospital
Hardiman
Sioux Walls
Neighbors mourn Greene resident dies after pneumonia
Mr Harden and his companion stood on Mudo Street seeking Jorisly when paralysis struck Harden. He remained stable at the hospital but pneumonia quickly developed Saturday morning and caused death within hours. A Greene area farmer for five years, he resided near Greene with a widow, two sons and four daughters surviving.
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Hero
Mr. Harden
Mudo Street
Greene
Postal Worker at Iowa Falls Promoted to Inspector
Iowa Falls Iowa June 11 Ray Shelton assistant postmaster for many years has been named postoffice inspector by the postmaster general. Shelton a a young man well known in the community stood near the top in district examinations and will assume duties in a larger territory around early July likely in the middle west.
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Iowa Falls
Ray
Shelton
Sheldon
Nod
I. Rutledge
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R. N. MacDonald
Rebekahs
Allen
Alen
Beth
LeRoy
N. X
Stamos
George
M. E
S. C. Hardman
Cedar Falls
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J. R. James Lumber Co
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