Supreme Chancellor to Visit Helmet Lodge 89 in Waterloo
For the first time in Iowa history a subordinate Knights of Pythias lodge hosts the supreme chancellor Brig Young of Ada Ohio. He spoke at memorial services in the Pythian temple and will address tonight’s open meeting with about 150 guests from outside cities expected.
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Iowa
Knights of Pythias
Helmet Lodge
Brig §. Young
Ada
Frank W. Porterfield
Pythian Temple
Hector C. Leland
Hudson
Knights of
Bernard Murphy
Windon
Effie McCollum Jones
The
Universalist Church
Pythian
Tones
Mrs. L Gilchrist Dies in Cleveland Home
Mrs. Margaret Gilchrist widow of Lorenzo Gilchrist died at her son Major Harry L. Gilchrist's home in Cleveland on Friday. She was formerly of Waterloo where her husband ran a meat business with S. W. Pitcher and William Starr. After Waterloo she lived with her son in Washington and Cuba, then Cleveland and was set to move to Panama in September.
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Margaret Gilchrist
Lorenzo Gilchrist
Harry L. Gilchrist
Cleveland
B. Dietrick
J. H. Wise
Waterloo
Gilchrist
S. W. Pitcher
William Starr
Washington, D.C
Cuba
Panama
Memorial notices from Gilbertville area obituaries
Mary Zimmer of Gilbertville died at 5 AM in Gilbertville at the home of Mrs. Mary Krantz born August 15 1836 in Ireland her funeral planned for Wednesday with burial in Gilbertville Mary Greenley died yesterday at a home six miles north of the city awaiting funeral arrangements Mary Webber 69 died of pneumonia at St Francis Hospital after coming from her son Louis Webber s home survivors include Frank Louis Mrs Mary McGarvey Mrs Anna Murphy and Mrs Jessie Gunge the body sent to O Keefe and Towne s for funeral arrangements
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Mary Zemmer
Mary Zimmer
Gilbertville
Mary Krantz
Ireland
O'Keefe & Towne’s
Joseph Greenley
Mary Webber
Mary Mueller Webber
St. Francis Hospital
Louis Webber
Germany
America
Matt. Mueller
Lincoln Township
Jessie Gunge
Raymond
O'Keefe & Towne A
Hotel Men Plan Motor Trip Through Iowa Towns
G G Holden president of the Iowa Hotel Men's association and Irving A Medlar editor of the Midwest Hotel Reporter plan a ten days tour visiting principal Iowa hotels. They will depart Waterloo tomorrow afternoon and travel by automobile. Holden just returned from Chicago where a strike was declared by the Chicago Union Traction Company. Medlar is due in Waterloo tonight and will visit local hotels before joining the interstate trip.
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Iowa
G. G. Holden
Iowa Hotel Men's Association
Irving A. Medlar
Omaha
Neb
Midwest Hotel Reporter
Waterloo
Holden
Chicago
Chicago Union Traction Company
Mediar
Mr. Holden
Milwaukee German Society Dots Roosevelt's Name Change
In Milwaukee, the Roosevelt branch of the G U G Germania Society at Cudahy voted unanimously to change its name after Theodora Roosevelt praised Germany. The group will be known as the Bronben Verein G U Germania under feailte colors. The notice appears in an advertisement dated June 1.
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Milwauxes
Theodora Roosevelt
Germany
Roosevelt
G. U. G. Germania Society
Cudahy
Bronben Verein
G. U
Germania
Children Day Observances Highlight Youth Training
Churches across Waterloo marked Children’s Day with services focused on childhood and youth in worship. Pastors stressed early church involvement, praising children’s efforts in recitations songs and drills while noting the long term benefits. A minister cited daily rehearsals and predicted today’s youngsters could become church leaders in years to come.
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Waterloo
Hsld
Ele
Churry
Waterloo Masonic notices and related lodge events
Waterloo lodge No. 105 A F and A M meets today at 1 p.m. for third degree work with dinner at 6:30. Daughters of Isabella hold regular session Tuesday evening in K of C hall. CL 0 T M unit plans joint meeting Tuesday at 2:50 in A O U W hall with State Deputy Ella Mark Lee of Des Moines present. A school of instruction and second degree work with stereopticon views will follow in the evening for sir knights and Maccabees friends.
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Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Semple
Daughters of Isabella
Erning
C. Hall
Waterloo Hive
Cedar Hive
T. M
A. O. U. W. Hall
State
Ella Mark Lee
Des Moings
Aj School of
Sir Knights
City in brief and local notices from Waterloo gatherings
City in brief reports Bern ard Murphy editor of the Vine ton Fagle in town for K p exercises at Pythian temple. C J Irby buying hogs at the Chicago Great Western yards. Sam J Hall back from Chatiton for Iowa grand commandery. Automobiles prominent on streets, Maud Large taking two week jewelry leave. Adele Yaugh recovering from appendicitis and may leave hospital today. J M Hurley trips Minneapolis for real estate. A F Hynes returning from Minneapolis after son Herney’s auto accident, improving. Fred Austin returns from Chicago after Speedway visit. 25 000 people watched racers and aviators. Burch Bros official visiting Waterloo stores. Waterloo praised for business conditions. Attend College of Commerce class play Monday evening at Majestic.
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Bernard Murphy
Vineton Fagle
City
Pythian Temple
C. J. Irby
Chicago Great Western Sn Yards
George Paul
Misa Adele Yaugh
J. M. Hurley
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Ife
Darken Gray Hair Look Young With Q-Dan Restorer
Promotes darkening of gray hair to a lustrous soft shine and wave. Claims to restore scalp health, reduce itching and dandruff, and stimulate growth. not a dye. Sold as a nonsticky formula at Hansen and Pletcher's Drug Store Waterloo Iowa with mail options for out of town buyers.
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Algo
Hansen and Pletchear
Waterloo
Iowa
Sidewall Contract Awarded Amid City Debate
Proposals to fund cement sidewalks citywide and regulate jitney traffic sparked tense council session. Mayor Thompson signaled support for sidewalk funding while cautioning on ordinance details, with talks of jeepney and streetcar impacts and license rules shaping the policy path.
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Healty Caueil
Ely
Thompson
Waterloo
Amc Ce
Agnes Finn
Ordinaer
Turbulent Tuesday Forecast Baffles City Officials
Fragmented text suggests warnings of public disruption next Tuesday as officials consider emergency orders. Residents report outages and smoke concerns near a tower, while property owners seek action from city authorities. Unclear details on parties involved and exact locations.
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Tower House
Muetalamp
Rates penalized by city board of trade rules
Washington, D. C. date footnote shows a board of trade ruling condemning rates as excessive compared with intermediate local rates. A hearing on reparations is scheduled, affecting the local interests in Kaneus ity Missouri and nearby areas.
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Washington, D. C
Dane
Earland
Westein
Dow Pointa Ta Kaneusity
Baneus City
Brumos-Chaupauqua Wisconsin Worker Resumes Supervision
A readable notice states May Harnes will resume work in Chand ler, UK, taking on supervision of duties at a local site. The record preserves the name and location with intent to return to supervisory duties.
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Mirs May Harnes
Kanesor
Chandler
Ehitdyen
Elidintane
Resinol Heals Sick Skins At Once
An advertising feature touts Resinol for quick relief of skin eruptions and itching. It claims a soothing, non-irritating formula suitable for sores burns and rashes, with household use tips and a shampoo variant for scalp care.
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Gillaneur
Claetera
All Drugeista
Watertown Scene Sees Return Of Darioes And Relatives
Fragmentary report notes individuals including Mrs Barnes and relatives planned travels or duties in September. Mentions Redpath lyceum and a trip toward Oklahoma and Kansas with references to Leavenworth. Details are unclear but center on family travel and duties.
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Redpath Lyceum
Vrs
Kannax
Mise Daroes
Watertoo
Renpme Bey
Leavenworth
Gin
Howard
Mary Louise Barnes
Wiepend Pheatr
Epworth League Celebrates Children’s Day at Linden Church
Linden M E Epworth League held Children’s Day during regular meeting at 6 45. Musical numbers by Mrs Hepler Mrs Chapman Miss Viola Nesfeld and the Midget quartet plus a reading by Miss Neva Lizer followed. The discussion on leadership was led by Miss Indis Thurston and members named the kind of living and thinking that make a leaders.
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Linden M. E
Epworth League of the Linden Methodiat Church
Mra
Bora Hepler
I. ©. Chapman
Viola Nesfeld
Neva Lizer
Misa Indis ‘Thurston
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