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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1914

Page

5

For Rent Homes and Furnished Summer Stay

For rent listings include furnished homes on Syemmore street and Independence Ave with contact numbers. Additional entries mention a groom house near Iowa Dalton Land Co, garden amenities, and a modern one story unit on a paved street with a phone listing.

Vine St Franklin Lyon South Barcla Ave Taquire Wellington St Fourth Street Leland Ave Syemmore Independence Ave Groom House Iowa-Dalton Land Co Bordten

Absence notices for Barbara Englert estate hearing

The document outlines Barbara Englert missing for over ten years and the family details. It requests administration of her estate as if she were dead, lists heirs and property value, and schedules a court hearing for Sept 15, 1914 in Waterloo Iowa. Publication and service requirements are specified for eight weeks in the Waterloo Evening Courier.

Paris Barebara Englert Man Englert Theresa Englert Bertha Holdiman John Englert Rose Englert Anos Holdiman Theresia Weber Ejeter Lewin H. Englert Barbara Englert Theresia Englert Othlete Waterloo Black Hawk Iowa Fred Pettit

Local notices from Hazleton June wedding trips and visits

Hazleton residents report travel for a Rev Guy Cutshall wedding in West Liberty. Mrs Georg e Milhouse hosts a visit from August Milhouse of Galena IL. Fred Moyer and McElhaneys visit from Des Moines Cedar Rapids. Mrs Peters Young and Grandma Slater travel to Chippewa Falls WI. A Lewis birthday cards, infant accident at home, Hazel Nelson to State Teachers College Cedar Falls, A J Jarrett buys an auto and Frank Miguel buys a car. Frances Walls and Hazel Nelson host a farewell for Bertha Woodworth to Cresco. Filla and Ivah Darby return to Waterloo after a visit with H L Darby.

Hazleton B. U Cutshall Kansas Guy Cutshall West Liberty George Milhouse August Galena Fred Moyer Des Moines McElhaney Cedar Rapids Peter Young Hazel Nelson Cedar Falls State Teachers' College A. J. Jarrett Frank Miguel Myrea Miguet Frances Walls Bertha Woodworth Cresco Win. Lease San Henry Wells Filla Ivah Darby Waterloo H. L. Darby

Osage Local Notes and Social Visits

Mise Lucile Plummond returned to Marion after a week in Osage. County Attorney Ale Brown visited Style, WoT to review land. Mr. and Mrs. Addington and daughters Ethel and Gere rude returned home by auto. Ethel studied in Ripon Wisconsin. Miss Hole Towner came from Lake Forest Academy to spend the summer with her parents.

Osage Mise Lucile Plummond Marion P. E. Bowen Charles Lewis John Bowers Charles City Ale Brown Thesday WH. Addington Ethel Gere Rude Ripon Wis Mrs. Addington Bigin Miss Hole Towner Lake Forest Lake Forest Academy

Noted figures return to duties after visits and illness

Francis Albert returned Wednesday to Washington to resume duties in the state department after a vacation with his parents here. B. S. Vonda has been ill but showed improvement. Miss Grave Herger returned Friday from St. Louis where she completed a second year as public school music supervisor.

Francis Albert Washington D. C State Department B.S. Vonda Miss Grave Herger St. Louis

West Union News Briefs Highlight Local Events

Dr W C Stewart begins a new three year term as assistant state veterinarian in West Union. Wilbur J Clapp of Waterloo, speaker June 4, to address locals, plans further talks at Baptist church Thursday evening as Laymen's Missionary Movement secretary. Mrs Meir Butler recovering slowly after stepping on a nail. Butler also healing from a foot bullet wound and back downtown. Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed a picnic at Falling Springs park. Christian Endeavor district convention at Charles City lauds West Union for missionary beneficence, averaging a capita to missions. Agnes Hoyt leaves for Lansing for summer on the farm with her family.

West Union W. C. Stewart Wilbur J. Clapp Waterloo Baptist Church Wr. Clapp United States Canada Meir Butler Butler Presbyterian Sunday School Falling Springs Park Christian Endeavor Societies Charles City West Union Society Saiety Agnes Hoyt Lansing

Orchard town notes and social visits in June

Clell Woodward returns from Beloit to attend his twin Clair’s graduation. Miss Mary Naylor visits Osage friend Laura Kuulsan. Mrs. Arthur Hoel and Gladys visit Burr Oak. Ladies' Aid tea at Mrs Blanch’s home raises over £8. Edna Lovejoy returns home to help. Elmer Clapper back from Dell Rapids auto trip. O D Snively visits A K Anderson in Osage. Jim Morse and Snively Bros enlarge John Jones' house. Gladys Chatma visits Colton sisters. Myron Fallgater and Kin tyre bride visit John Wright. A girl arrives to brighten the home of Mr and Mrs Stanley Calby in Hazleton.

Orchard Clell Woodward Beloit Wis Clair Mary Naylor Osage Laura Kuuilsan Arthur Hoel Gladys Jennie Lee Linnie Shotwell John Markham Burr Oak Aid Blanch Edna Lovejoy Elmer Clapper Dell Rapids O. D. Snively A. K. Anderson Jim Morse The

Hudson and area residents visit relatives and host events

Hudson notes activity across town including visits toDever and Colfax relatives, guests Ralph Cummings from Colfax with Milo Sewell, D A girls gathering at Mildred Shank’s, treatment trip by G F Johnson to Colfax, Rev Dillavoy family from Waterloo at Wm McFarlane’s, Philothea class dinner at B E Petrie’s with Hudson ladies, auto trip to Des Moines, F C Baldwin’s Minnesota business, Hursh family to Warrensburg for a sister’s wedding, and other local social movements.

W.M. Shank C. M. Pierce Will Dew Frank Klingaman Will Smith Irv Blough Rans Sherratt J. M. Slusher Sadie Washburn Susie Alexander Leste Ed. Taylor Wilson Flickinger Dea Moinas F. C. Baldwin Minnesota Harry Hursh Warrensburg

Local social notes and wedding near Reedsburg

Visitation from Farley to Dubuque and Cedar Falls residents includes Misses Armstrong Waterhorn and Lana Peterson. A wedding unites Miss Sarah McKay and Thomas Powell in a pink rose decorated home with a 100-guest reception. Guests from Reedsburg Lavalle Ryan Ida Grove and Ryan area attend. Born to Howard Kenyon and wife a daughter on June 21. Ed Marsh and wife visit the McFadden home in Fort Dodge. Irene Peterson visits Clarion. Muncy of Waterloo visits James Hickman family.

Harry Bloom Armstrong Waterhorn James Hickman Grace McFadden Cedar Falls Howard Kenynon Ed. Marsh Fort Dodge McFadden Irene Peterson Clarion Harry Grant Cedar Rapids Sarah McKay James McKay Thomas Powell Reedsburg Wis Morning of Independence Anna McKay Walter Powell Mrs. Powell St. Paul Albert Powell Jessie Powell Harrison Dudkleston Lavalle

Obituary and Local Notes From Aplington Area

Local items note visitors from Parkersburg and Cedar Falls, a Baptist Sunday school picnic in C Roos grove, and the sudden death of August Kob from China Wagner’s home after 45 years. Rob’s wagon shop praised, car accident cost, and Mission Feast receipts of 386 dollars with thanks from pastor and congregation.

Aplington William Mahanka Parkersburg Mina Coleman V. Babcock Cedar Falls S. J T. J. van Meter C. Roos Grove August Kob China Wagner Reformed Church Zindler Koester Pleasant View Wm. van Gerpen

Local notes from Winthrop and visiting relatives

EF Collins returned Monday from a business trip to Chicago. Mr Conn from Heliron TL visits in the Sam Smith home. Mrs Charley Cowell and three children from Waterloo visit the C W Yeager home. Miss Mio Wateman of Central City visits her brother John Bateman. Mrs Smith of Hudson visits J J Jackson home. Arthur L E Grant of Cedar Rapids listed among visitors.

Winthrop EF. Collins Chicago Mr. Conn Heliron Sam Smith Mra Charley Cowell Three Whitdren Waterloo C. W Yeager Misa Mio Wateman Central City John Bateman Mrs. Smith Hudson J. J. Jackson Ars LE. Grant Cedar Rapids

Waverly Social Roundup Brims With Picnics Cantata and Visits

Waverly notes report the orphans' home picnic at Mason City with Mr. and Mrs. John Rollins and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baskins. Frederika visitors Miss Olinda Piefer and Miss Cora Krienke call on friends. Mrs. Eliza Hazzlett marks her eighty fourth birthday with family from Waverly and Waterloo aiding celebration. Upcoming Cantata The Golden Heart at Congregational church features forty children and a 25 voice youth choir. Other items include Cayuga visitors Della and Hazel Sturdevant at Elmer Lovejoy’s, Mrs. Arthur Hammond visiting Waterloo then Fort Dodge, and A V Weikert traveling to Pittsburgh for his father’s funeral.

Waverly John Rollins Frank Baskins Mason City Olinda Piefer Cora Krienke Frederika Eliza Hazlett G. W Waterloo Rholf H.C. Todd Hammond Fort Dodge A. V. Weikert Pittsburgh Todd and Spaulding

Social Roundup From Waverly and Nearby Towns

Mrs L L Heller hosted a well attended luncheon at Elk Run yesterday. Hilde Hayes returned from Des Moines after two weeks visiting friends and relatives. Father Alphonse Dress of Dubuque arrives to join John Cretzmeyer for a car trip. The Gades and Mrs Neiman of Sumner visited Waverly yesterday. Chicago visitors Mr and Mrs E Roberts were guests of Mrs C A Foulemann. Father Richard Murchy of Clarion was in town. Hon Burton E Sweet to speak at Lamont Fourth of July. Mrs Stauffer of Gladbrook visiting son W F Stauffer. Mrs Anna Beal of Waterloo attended the old sizzlers’ meeting at her sister Mrs J C Hodges. Frank Lee and H C Todd left for Waterloo for a Marion lodge meeting. Claude Curtis, recently staying with S H Curtin, departs for Cant to join sash and door firm as traveling salesman. Mr and Mrs E Klemmiger and family of Los Angeles visiting J Schukar.

Hilde Hayes Des Moines Alphonse Dress Dubuque John Cretzmeyer Wm. Gade Bertha Gade Henry Neiman Sumner E. Roberts Chicago C. A H. C. Todd Waterloo Manronie Lodge Claude Curtis 8. H. Curtin Mra. E. Klemmieger Los Angeles J. Schukar

Ross Heads Eagles of State in Iowa Grand Aerie

Charles C. Ross of Des Moines was elected state president of the Iowas aeria of F. O. E. to succeed George M. Carlin. Officers named include Hasse as state vice president and Aspinwall as chaplain with Norton, Grace, Flummer, Glaser, Blodt, and Norgard filling key posts. Iowa City named next convention city.

Keokuk Charles 5. Ross Des Moines The Lows Aeria George M. Carlin Frank A. Hasse Burlington Ed_ Aspinwall Council Bluffs Frank €. Norton Hert Grace Oskatoosa F. L

Real estate transfers list from Waterloo area

Galloway Investment Co transfers to Edna C Battin on June 24 1914 for lot 235 first addition Galloway all at price one dollar. A W Chamberlin transfers to Charles W Chapman on June 21 1914 for lot 8 block 8 Urchfield addition Waterloo valued at one dollar. John Schuler transfers to Lena Schuler wife on May 23 1914 for lots 1 and 2 block 6 Raymond valued at one dollar. Carl C A Nath transfers to Victor A Zellhoefer on June 24 1914 for part of lots 3 and 4 block 12 Lane and Fowler’s second addition to Waterloo for one dollar. Waterloo Loan and Trust Co transfers to August W Hemminger on July 31 1912 for lots 20 and 21 block 2 Seash Park addition Waterloo for one dollar.

Galloway Investment Co Edna C. Battin Galloway A. W. Chamberlin Charles Chapman Urtchfield John Schuler Lena Schuler Raymond Carl C. A. Nath Victor A. Zellhoefer Lane and Fowler Waterloo Waterloo Loan and Trust Co Trastee August W. Hemminger Seash Park

County Jail Needs Cook, 80 Judge Sentences One

In St. Joseph Missouri on June 26 Ben Black pleaded guilty to burglary. Asked his occupation he replied cook. Deputy whispered that the jail lacks a cook. The judge agreed to change the charge to petit larceny and sentence one year to keep him out of the penitentiary and provide a jail cook.

Cook St. Joseph Ben Black Criminal Court Black Moore Ryan

Benedict Home to Be Moved to Des Moines

The Benedict home in Fort Dodge Iowa operated by the Iowa WCTU will relocate to Des Moines. The board has secured temporary quarters and will move twelve inmates to Des Moines within a week.

Benedict Des Moines Fort Dodge Benedict Home Iowa Women's Christian Temperance Union

NO CONVENTION NEXT YEAR IN 1916 MEETING PLAN

Ottumwa Iowa June 26 The Iowa State Christian Endeavor union decided to dispense with the state meeting connected with the world's gathering at Chicago in July 1916 A committee was appointed to arrange for subscribing 2900 toward the town's share for the headquarters to be erected in Boston

Christian Endeavor Union of Iowa Chicago Ottumwa Iowa State Christian Endeavor Union Boston

National Guardsmen Return From Officers School

Lieutenant Colonel C. W. Catton and Captains Wellein Stas Geist and officers Fisher Lown returned from Des Moines where they attended a officers of Iowa regiments school. They stayed at Camp Dodge and worked from 430 am until night under General Allen and three regular army instructors. Drills life practice and a 12 mile hike in a scorching sun were part of the program.

C. W. Catton Wellein Stas Fred Fisher Allen Lown E. S. Geist Des Moines Iowa Camp Dodge Allen

Majestic Theatre Show Promises New Winter Programs

The Majestic presented The Oliver Players in The Warning Bell with strong acting and staging. Tonight’s feature is To Country Store after the regular show, with packed audiences since reopening. A Man's Choice closes Sunday as M Fenberg plans a summer lineup of pictures.

Majestic Theatre Oliver Country Store M Fenberg

May Ask Bankers For Salary Details

Washington D C June 26 A report says the federal reserve board may require banks to publish detailed salary allocations for all officers. Despite remarks by Comptroller John Williams the move would force transparency, defend minority stockholders, and curb lumping of pay. The board could use Section II to demand accounts and disclosures as needed.

Washington, D.C John Skeleton Williams Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Bank Act Federal Reserve Bank

Check the Symptoms of Lung Trouble

An old advertisement cites Eckman’s Alterative as a cure for bronchial trouble and lung affections. Rosa Voepel attests two years of good health after use, citing recovery from bronchitis and night sweats. The message urges readers to contact Eckman Laboratory in Philadelphia for a booklet of testimonies.

Becklutan W. Thirty-fifth St New York Mary Korhamer Tam Rosa Voepel Eckman Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia

Explore Colorado Rockies on Rock Island Lines vacations

Colorado offers affordable stays in hotels camps and boarding houses vouched by Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo business associations with meals from seven dollars weekly and up. Enjoy free sights within easy reach and direct service to Colorado Springs from Rock Island Lines with steel sleepers reclining chair cars and coach seats. Travel experts assist planning and provide hotel camp and transport information through C A Barton or Rock Island Lines Des Moines office. Low fares run June 1 to September 30.

Colorado Rockies Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Rock Island Pike's Peak C. A. Barton Ray Rock Island Lines Des Moines Lite Des Moines

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