First Noble Grand Emma Duke Sinnard Dies After Long Illness
Emma C Duke Sinnard longtime Waterloo lodge leader and first noble grand of Progressive Rebekah No 452 died after a lingering cancer illness at 5 04 am at her Waterloo home 34 Logan avenue She leaves husband Lamar P Sinnard and children Mary Helen Roy and Margery Ferdelia with her brother Fred A Duke and Frank Duke Her funeral set for Friday at Walnut Street Baptist church with services by Rev J H Johnson and burial at Fairview cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar P. Sinnard
Rebbekah Lodge
Waterloo
Logan Avenue
Rochester
Minn
John C. Duke
Yart
Peoria
Mr. Sinnard
Emma C. Duke
John ©. Duke
Waterton
Lady Maccabes
Rebekah Lodge
Walnut Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
J. H. Johnson
St. Paul's M. E. Church
H. G. Beeman
Fairview Cemetery
Two Take Civil Service Exams In Iowa Falls
Berton T. Moon of 429 Fifth Street East and F L Sherer of 1119 Stevens Street appeared for civil service examinations at the federal building today. The test, overseen by C T Munger, secretary of the local board, aimed to select eligibles for departmental service in stenography and typewriting for Washington BD.
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Berton T. Moon
Fifth Streat East
F. L. Sherer
Stevens Street
Iowa Falls
Civil Service
Federal Building
C. T. Munger
Board of Examiners
Atenographera and Typewriters
Washington
BD. C
Public Gospel Tent Meetings Near Mullen Avenue
Public invited to nightly gospel tent meetings at 7:45 pm on Alled Street near Mullen Avenue. J G Charles and D R Charles preach with Christians' meeting in West Side Library Hall. Non denominational, no collections. bring your Bible and prove all things.
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Alled Street
Mullen Avenue
J. G. Charles
D. R. Charles
Christians
West Side Library
Sacred Heart School Commencement Program Tonight
The Sacred Heart school will hold its commencement this evening at 8 o clock. Pupils will present a musical and literary program and Rev J J Horne field of Jesup will deliver the address. The public is invited to attend.
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Sacred Heart School
J. J. Hornefield
Jesup
Alumni Zetags Honor Fifty-Year Society Anniversary
Waterloo alumni gathered at the Barkley Imperial in Iowa City to honor the fiftieth anniversary of the Zetagathiane society. Fifty-two guests attended including Bapt. A. T. Hakill and Attorney J. g. Tuthill and Prof. Byron J. Lambert. Florence Jay of lonaity elected secretary. Carl F. Kuehnie participated. John S. Nallen named president of the association.
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A. T. Hakill
J.g. Tuthill
Zetagathiane
Barkley Imperial
Iowa City
Byron J. Lambert
Cedar Falls
Alumni Association of the University
Florence Jay
Lonaity
East Waterloo
Carl F. Kuehnie
Fentaon
John S. Nallen
Laka Firest University
Escapes Death From Flames In Skirt Fire
Mrs A P Burrhua Sr, about 60, is recovering after being badly burned when gasoline spilled on her skirt ignited as she lit a stove in Quasqueton Iowa on June 14. Her husband aided her as she suffered burns to the lower body and a hand.
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Quasqueton
A. P. Burrhua
Dropped Dead While At Play In Iowa County
Charles V Kidd a LeGrand carpenter died suddenly at home while playing with his three year old son. The man a widower leaves seven children. Cause listed as an apoplectic seizure observed in Marshalltown on June 14. Local housekeeper heard the halt in noise and found him collapsed.
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Marshalltown
Charles V. Kidd
LeGrand
Kidd
Babe
Lydia Society Picnic At Chautauqua Park Home
Mrs. Touls Nauman hosted the Lydia society of the First Presbyterian church at her Chautauqua park home. Guests enjoyed picnic supper on the cottage porch, a short business meeting, and a gold Lydia pin presented to Mrs. W. H. Reherd by Mrs. Clair Parker.
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Lydia Society
Touls Nauman
First Presbyterian Church
Chautauqua Park
Nauman
Clair Parker
W. H. Reherd
Engineer Henry Hoover Dies After 35 Years With Santa Fe
Fort Madison Iowa June 14 Henry Hoover 58 a veteran Santa Fe engineer who ran between Fort Madison and Kansas City died at his home this morning He had nearly thirty five years of service with the Santa Fe and was well known in the Cherries for canning at C A Rightey s
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Fort Madison
Henry Hoover
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Fire crackers ignite candy shop blaze on Fourth Street
Fire caused by burning firecrackers under a rear stairway damaged the candy and frit store of Frank Kido at 1113 East Fourth Street. Children celebrating early Independence Day reportedly sparked the blaze. hydrant access delay hindered efforts. Firemen fought for about ninety minutes, with roof and second-story residence heavily damaged.
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Frank Kido
East Fourth Street
East Side
Phone Trouble Still Unchanged in Corn Belt Strike
No change in the electrical workers strike at the Corn Belt Telephone company. The company says they can keep service up by bringing in workers from other points. denial issued about bringing in negro linemen from Omaha. R. O. Dusk says he heard a letter that J. J. Reed will likely arrive soon to help mediate. Reed intends to travel from Springfield to Davenport to adjust issues at both points.
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Corn Belt Telephone Company
Omaha
R. O. Dusk
J. J. Reed
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Davenport
Finger Fracture From Auto Kick for A. T. Whittle
A. T. Whittle is nursing a broken finger after an automobile crank kick yesterday evening. The bone at the first joint of the right forefinger is fractured. The Whittles returned from several weeks in Colorado yesterday.
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A. T. Whittle
Mr. Whittle
Mrs. Whittle
Colorado
Firemen Meet at Sac City Iowa
Maple Valley Firemen association tourney opens in Sac City on June 14 annual affair with attendance over two thousand expected to rise toward five thousand Three excursion trains from Sioux City and other points arrive in the forenoon Also notes travel plans of Mr and Mrs J Arthur Young and two children to Los Angeles with arrangements for their return and stay through September
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Sac City
Maple Valley Fireman's Association
Sioux City
J. Arthur Young
Los Angeles
Cal
Noted Chiropodist Opens in Water Land
Dr. Ricker formerly of Colorado Springs and other western cities has opened a chiropody parlor on East Fourth Street. He is regarded as a leading expert in advanced chiropody and is attracting many patients. The piece notes Roosevelt’s influence in the west and calls for a college chair in chiropody.
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Ricker
Colorado Springs
East Fourth Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Medd and Bourquin implicated in New Hartford scandal
The article details Mrs. J. L. Medd and L. B. Brown’s arrest for disorderly conduct in Highland, and the linked case of Mrs. Hoff man and Mr. Bourquin in New Hartford amid rumors of elopement. It portrays Hoff man family distress, Hoff man’s business status, and community sympathy while urging justice for suspected partners. Floyd Hoffman and Hazel Bourquin are highlighted as affected youths.
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J. S. Medd
Lizzie Smith
Highland
L. B. Brown
Cedar Rapids
E. P. Wilson
Caldwell
James Reed
Ohio
George Ford
Hoffman
Bourquin
Farmilles
Harrisburg
Mr. Hoffman
Lfe
Man of Sorrows
Floyd
J. F. Hoffman
Mother
Vera
Bourquins
Hoffmans
New Hartford
Hoffmen
Sisfer
Bourquin and Toula Bourquin Remembered in New Hartford
The town mourns as Bourquin highly respected banker Toula Bourquin and his companion are recalled with affection. A motherly observer notes they were known by all their lives, and their deaths seem to strike the community as a deep loss to a single extended family of neighbors and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Bourquin
Toula Bourquin
New Hartford
Ozone therapy pitches nervous relief in Waterloo notice
PR. COTHERN promotes ozone treatment for nervous conditions and low temperatures in Waterloo. He offers a week free trial for anxious, run down women and asserts ozone raises normal temperature after one treatment. He also advertises other medical and surgical services from Suite 30% Russell-Lameson Building with specified hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vhia
Waterloo
Cothern
Russell-Lameson
Bank Statement Sworn To By Iowa Bank Officials
I. F. P. Davis cashier swears the financial statement is true to the best knowledge. Directors W. McGee Sr G. Kleckner M. Staebell sign as officers. Notary I. W. Boylg attests on the 10th day of June 1911 in Black Hawk County Iowa.
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I. F. P. Davis
F. P. Davie
Is. W. McGee, SR
Kleckner
M. Staebell
I. W. Boylg
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Noble Grand of
Progressive Rebekah Lodge
Mr. Glasswearer
Glasses
Syndicate Building
Sacred Heart
ZETS
A. P. Burrhus
Society News
Yagla Novelty Store
Florence Stucker
W. E. Ballenger
Eleventh Street East
Miss Abpatt
Marnie
Miss Stucker
Ocurez
Alameda Stewart
Ogurez Club
Silas Northey
Fourth Street West
Will ‘Ogle
Henry Ll. Cheya- Wer
Fremont Street
W. Biddulph
Ivian Biddulph
P. H. O'Neill
B. Kascht
H. Elghmey
C. A. Rightey's
Tight Express
Ira Gettey
Randolph
Finder
Lafayette
Pleasant View
Galloway
Randolph St
Call
Lafayette Street
Wall Paperators
Inquires Geo. Nicholaseon Co
Commercial Street
Bine
Hammond Ie
Ilady
Orpington
Waterland
J. L. Medd
Hazel Bourquin
Aino
Bureh Bros. Co
Phipp
First National Bank
U. S
National Bank
Mrncny
State of Iowa
Black Hawk County
Corrett
Nate
Tatal
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