Henry G Blosser Dies After Illness In Waterloo
Henry G Blosser born 1864 in the city died at his family home at 12 30 am after three months illness. Funeral plans await relatives from Seattle. He lived in Waterloo 24 years with Martin Bros travel work in tobacco trade. Survived by widow five children five grandchildren and four sisters. He was a member of the First Presbyterian Church Waterloo and local fraternal lodges.
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Henry G. Blosser
Seattle
Wash
Blosser
Waterloo
Martin Bros. Company
Tobacconats
South Dakota
Sadie Freeland
Jimball
B. Cp
George D. Belio Plaina
Harold R
J. B. Goodwin
P. ©. Parker
Helen E
Henry Landwhere
Kate Stolte
Benny Schramm
Dan Arthur
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church
Travelingmen’s Association
Wikky and Maccabees
Summer Library School At UI Attracts Record Enrollment
Iowa City is hosting a summer library school at the University of Iowa with a record 75 attendees. Twenty six are Iowans and others come from nine states including Arizona, many students being teachers. Faculty has not analyzed the draw but rapid extension and appealing features likely attract women in teaching.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Arizona
Tall Corn Special to Carry A. L. Boys to National Meet
A Tall Corn Special will transport Iowa American Legion Town delegation to the national convention in October. Council Bluffs is port of embarkation with routes chosen by riders. The trip begins Oct 10 from Council Bluffs via Rock Island to Denver and the Rio Grande to East Lake City and the Western Pacific to San Francisco. About 8 000 men expected. National Commander Alvin Owsley and auxiliary president Kate Weller Barrett arrive in Town for talks. National officers forecast 200 000 auxiliary members by year end 1923. Iowa has 9628 posts after new formations at Klemme Olds Fenton and Woden.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
National ‘Convention
American Legion
State Transportation Committee Today
Council Bluffs
Iowa Legionnaires
Rock Island
Colorado
East Lake City
Western Pacific
San Francisco
Alvin Owsfey
Kate Weller Barrett
National Auxiliary
Owsley
Bronx City
Cedar Rapids
Barrett
Cedar
Marshalltows
Frank Lewis Glick
Marshalltown
Red Croga
Iowa
Klemme
Olds
Fenton
Woden
Kinniburgh Family to Bury Two Relatives
Mrs. Kinniburgh of Waterloo faces funerals for her father A T Little and her brother in law Charles Roberts at Strawberry Point. Little died Friday at age 81, a Civil War veteran. Roberts died in Los Angeles from lung trouble. Funeral times are 3 PM tomorrow and 2 PM Wednesday.
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Mra
Charles Kinniburgh
Waterloo
Strawberry Point
Mra. Kinniburgh
A. TF. Little
Kinniburgh
Charles Roberts
First M E to Hold Services During Decoration Period
The First M E church will maintain services and Sunday school during repair and decoration work. Worship in the main auditorium will pause for work, with sessions in the basement. Dr Hurlburt and Dr Lockwood noted arrangements, including a separate schoolhouse gathering and parish events.
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M. I
R, BH
Regia
Boma Tlasnes
Hones
Hurlburt
EJ. Lockwood
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Henry G. Bloeser
S.S.S
S. S
Ran
Tall Corn
A. L
M. E
Jefferson St
Seehawk Camera Shop
Britco Street
Papi Etop Sles
Jane Bride
Goodyear
Miller
Firestone
Oldfield
Goodrich
Royal Cord
Kelly Springfield
Victor
McGraw
Prestone
Siegel’s Auto Supply CO
Commercial St
Ana An Paul Davis
Dimity
Notton Dept
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