Funeral Planned for Mrs. Josephine Artman in Waterloo
Mrs. Josephine Bood Artman widow of Dr. P. Artman long time Waterloo dentist dies at 83 after four weeks home care. Funeral Tuesday at O Keefe Towne chapel with Dr. J. Richmond Morgan officiating. Burial at Elmwood. Survived by daughter Mrs Harm E. Kloster and son Charles Artman. grandchild Kathryn Elester. Born Milwaukee 1846. taught school, joined First Congregational choir.
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Josephine B. Artman
P. Artman
Waterloo
O'Keefe É Towne
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Artman
Elmwood
South Street
Charles Artman
Chicago
Kathryn BE. Elester
Josephine Bood
Milwaukee
Wis
Cedar Falls
First Congregational
Ladies’ Literary Society
Chautauqua Circle
Waterloo Woman's Club
Lfe
Fairbank Church Hosts Cantata for Children's Day
Sixty members of the M. E. Sunday school performed a cantata for Children's Day at Fairbank M E Church. Several small children were baptized during the service. Rev H E Maynard of Whittier California preached at both morning and evening services.
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Courder
Fairbank
M. E. Sunday School
E. Maynard
Whittier
Cal
Oran
Fairbank M. E
Mrs L H Edwards Critically ill in Cedar Heights
Mrs L H Edwards sister of the late Tama Jim Wilson former US secretary of agriculture is critically ill with pneumonia at her Cedar Heights home. She has been bedridden a week and is 71 years old. Her husband Luther H Edwards was Waterloo postmaster 49 years ago. Children Rowena James M Edwards and Mrs Andrew Fedderson attend at bedside.
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L. H. Edwards
Tama Jim” Wilson
United States
Agrigaltire
Cedar Heights
Luther H. Edwards
Waterloo
Rowena
James M. Edwards
Andrew Fedderson
Columbus Junction
Concrete Will Be Poured on No. 20 Near Parkersburg
Concrete work will begin on highway No. 20 starting near Parkersburg Tuesday or Wednesday, with Wagner and Ering Company planning the pour. In a separate incident, three boys were bruised when a car carrying Harm Rand’s two sons and Martin Unlenkopp overturned and rolled down a six foot embankment two miles east of town on Sunday morning.
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Aplington
Wagner and Eriing Company
Parkersburg
Harm Rand
Martin Unlenkopp
Indian Pennies Not Worth More Than Face Value
Bank officers warn against a rumor that Indian pennies fetch a premium. R. W. Waite of Waterloo Savings Bank says a boy offered 100 pennies for five dollars, but Waite states there is no basis for the belief they are worth more than their face value.
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R. W. Watte
Waterloo Savings Bank
Waite
Welsh sees Gil policies as hope of happy Mexico
Maurice A. Welsh, superintendent of the W C F N railroad, said the success of President Portes Gil’s policies could end Mexico’s dissensions and bring prosperity. He spoke during the American Association of Railroad Superintendents convention tour, noting courtesy shown by Mexican officials and people. Welsh described a lack of revolution signs, Monterey’s order, and the U.S. body’s tribute to Carranza with a pine memorial.
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Gil
Mexico
Portes Gil
Maurice A. Welsh
Welsh
American Association of Railroad Superintendents
United States
Canada
Mrs. Welsh
Mexico City
Gil Breeted
Ambassador Morrow
Carranza
Lindbergh
Monterey
Minneapolis
Minn
City in Brief Sees Busy Travel and Visits
Local notices list residents traveling for vacations in Minneapolis and Detroit, trips to California and Los Angeles for family visits, and attendees from Waterloo at regional meetings. Names include Marjorie Griffith, Hazel Zeigler, Edna Lichty, Ethel Lighty, W. A. Brown, J. Fred Wagner, Frank C. Wyant, and Captain T. J. Mons.
Landon Furrier Heads to Land of Lakes for Vacation
Charles T. Landon, furrier of Landon & Correll at 164 Fourth Street West in Tilini Wisconsin, left Sunday with his wife and son Billy for a several week vacation. They will visit Hawarden and Brevons Point and tour trout fishing grounds and lake resorts in Wisconsin.
Children’s Home Society Expands Iowa District Reach
The Waterloo office increases county jurisdiction from 16 to 33 in northeastern Iowa. Organized in 1888, Iowa Children’s Home Society has placed over 6,000 children in adoptive homes and aided many more in temporary care. W. F. Parrott of Matt Parrott & Sons Co chairs the northeastern district board with Mrs. C. W. Kline and Mrs. L. Hemsworth as members.
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Waterloo
Children's Home Society
Lafayette
Vivian
Greene
Iowa Children’s Home _society
W. F. Parrott
Matt Parrott & Sons Co
Northeastern
Iowa
C. W. Kline
Cortlandt Street
L. ©. Hemsworth
Collimbia Circle
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Kellogg's
Ihomers
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University of California, Southern Branch
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Yankton
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Harry Shaffer
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Charity
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James Black Dry Goods Company
International Association of Display Men
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Frank C. Wyant
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Hahn Stores, Inc
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Great Western Railroad
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Clay Street
Drinkwater
Bask
A. Wright
Waterloo Plumbing & Heating ~ Co
Nokol
A. Ed. Wright
Cla. J. Butterfield
University High School
Town City
W. W. Bennett
West Fourth Street
Trout Creek
Mich
Butterfield
East’ High School
University’ of
T. J. Mons
Agai
City Hall
Hanover
Ley Morris
Galena
Ennis-Handy-Blackhurn Coffee Co
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Pedro
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