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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1912

Page

4

Bank to Open in Gilbertville First Local Institution

A German Savings bank is organized in Gilbertville by 55 stockholders led by President Joseph Henner and Cashier Jacob Shares. Directors include Martin Bernardy and Joseph Reuter. The bank will operate in a building next to the Hernardy store with a manganese burglar-proof safe and aims to open by July 11 or August 1.

Gilbertville German Savings Bank Sih LB. Dietrich Security Savings Bank Waterloo Martin Bernardy Joseph Reuter Peter Wester Jacob Mangrich M Dellegariette Joseph Henner Jacob Manerich Jacob Mr. Dietrick Evan Curtis F. F Melerhinney Wil Hernardy

Ives Dead at Independence

Mrs. W. D. Ives head of the Vet ter & Waters millinery department receives news of her husband’s death at Independence Iowa. Funeral arrangements to be announced later. Ives has been a prominent figure in Waterloo’s social and business life for years, with many friends expressing sympathy.

W. D. Ives Vetter & Waters Independence Yes Waterloo

Brothers Suffer From Accidents In Summer Studio

The piece notes brothers Sindlinger and another man injured in separate incidents. One tripped while going down stairs, breaking a right ankle. the other, Harry Sindlinger, was injured by a burn from an explosion but is not severely hurt. Temperature records and local civic notes follow.

Sindlinger Chicago Harry Sindlinger Viv Sin Yinger Ice Cream Co

Electric Park Again Showcases Notable Vaudeville Cast

Amusement patrons flock to the park for a full bill featuring Pauline Corbett, Hor an and Van, the Bernards and Greve and Green. Corbett performs a neat act with several songs while Horan and Van present a novelty singing and dancing routine with a three year old comedian. The Bernards are noted as sensational equilibrists and Greve and Green provide continuous laughs from start to finish. The park enjoys a prettier evenings and crowds exceed hundreds nightly as cool breezes ease the city heat.

Electric Park Pauline Corbett Horan Van Bernards Greve Green Miss Corbett

Mothers Meeting Well Attended by Waterloo Mothers

Miss Lucy Page Gaston of Chicago organizer and superintendent of the National Anti-Vigil League spoke at the First Baptist church parlors during a mothers meeting. Churches were represented and interest in the work was high. Mrs Gaston was entertained by Mr and Mrs J R Vaughan and left for Cedar Rapids and Nes Maines to give further addresses.

Lucy Page Gaston Chicago National First Baptist Church Whea Gaston Waterloo J. R. Vaughan Park Avenue West Cedar Rapids Nes Maines

Mrs. J. E. Henry Tells How to Cut Expenses

Akron Michigan resident Mrs. J. E. Henry explains how she kept costs down. She had kidney issues and nearly doubled medical expenses before trying Foley Kidney Pills. She reports feeling much improved and believes the pills saved her a large amount of money. H. W. Taggart.

J. E. Henry Akron Mich Foley H. W. Taggart

Baroness de Rein ach Werth Dies by Suicide in London

London June 25 Baroness de Rein ach Werth born Dion Morgan Hill of Washington killed herself June 24 by leaping from a nursing home window near Regents Park. Coroner’s inquest returns verdict of anicide while temporarily insane amid hysteria distress.

London Baroness de Reinach-Werth Dion Morgan Hill Washington Regents Park

Bruce Brown Wins First Half of Grand Prize in Dieppe

Bruce Brown of New York won the first half of the automobile grand prize in Dieppe driving an Italian Fiat. Violet, in a French Leon Peugeot, finished second about 40 minutes back. Brown’s best lap was 7 minutes 19 seconds and his hourly pace was rapid as crowds cheered at the finish. Washington reports note China rejected a 300000.40 loan from six powers and four Tong Shao Yi cabinet officers resigned.

Dieppe France David Brueve-Brown New York United States Violet Hruece-Brown Washington China Tong Shao Yi State Department

West High Annuals Offered At Walters Simpson’s

Limited second edition annuals priced at $1.00 offered by Walters in Simpson's. Funeral services for James S. George set for Wednesday at 2 PM at Christ Episcopal Church with interment in Elmwood cemetery.

Walters Simpson's James S. George Christ Episcopal Church Elmwood Cemetery

Rates deemed non discriminatory by interstate commission

The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that grain and grain product rates from Minnesota North and South Dakota and northern Iowa to Atlantic seaboard points via Duluth Milwaukee and related routes are not discriminatory against Chicago. The decision notes enforcement depends on agents and comments on the Blanchard law as a farce.

Washington Imier-State Commerce Commission Minnesota North South Dakota Iowa Duluth Superior Milwaukee Chicago

Iowa Association of Fire Insurance Agents Convenes

The sixth annual convention of the Iowa Association of Fire Insurance Agents opened in Des Moines with about 100 members attending. President Weir of Davenport delivered the address as the meeting began. The notice also references rental requests in the same column.

Gedar Hapids Iowa Association of Fire Insurance Agents Davenport

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