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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1912

Page

10

Split in Marshalltown union council disrupts local building trades

In Marshalltown Iowa on March 1 a split in the local building trades council led to the city carpenters withdrawing from the central body. The break threatens summer construction and stems from grievances with plumbers and non union electricians on a building project.

Marshalltown Building Trades Council Carpenters Trades Trades Council

La Porte City Wins Short Course for Black Hawk County

La Porte City boosters secure the next State College educational extension short course for Black Hawk county. Professor Bliss of Ames confirms the selection, following petitions with over 200 signatures and letters from local business leaders praising the effort.

la Porte City F. W. Esher Commercial Club R. JK. Bliss Ames Black Hawk County State College la Porte

Hudson Area News Briefs Highlight Snow Disruptions and Visits

Snow blocked mail routes Monday as residents in Hudson and Waterloo managed shopping trips and visits. Local social life included a New England dinner by Baptist ladies, revival meetings led by Rev. Dillavan ending in a close, and Miss Florence Harter returning with new millinery.

Mildred Shank Margaret Brandhorst Waterloo New England Washington C. C. Dillavan United Brethren Church R. H. Pyles A. T. Joder Henry Stuers Reinbeck Paul Strayer Florence Harter St. Paul Minn Gustave Gutknecht Washington Street Carrie Hoppner Hudson School Sadie Washburn

Gil ley brothers buy Alvin Fenton farm in Raymond area

Raymond Iowa February 29 Tom Gil ley and brother purchased the old Alvin Fenton farm northeast of Raymond at a price of 100 dollars per acre. Mrs John Arthur of Cherokee is visiting the two Arthur households this week. Gen Brown spent Sunday at La

Society Woman Attacked by Man in Aiken Villa Doorway

Mrs. Frederick Beach a prominent New York society figure was stabbed in the neck during a struggle at her villa in Aiken South Carolina. She fought off the attacker, who fled, and is expected to recover.

Frederick ©. Beach New York Aiken 8. C

Raymond area notes and misfortune and moving notices

Parté visiting his sister Mrs Gingrich James Crawford injured his right arm with both forearm bones broken Miss Beulah McCall to work at Mrs Will Padgets near Raymond in spring and summer March meeting of Tome Missionary society at Mrs JC Smiths March 7 church services canceled as M E church is being raised John Ehtr moved to Kesup farm and John Younghult Jr to take Eht or Poyner vacated place others moved or visited nearby with various small community items.

Gingrich James Crawford Geo. Troutman’s Raymond Beulah McCall Will Padget Tome Missionary Society of the Methodist Patarens JC. Smith Lynn Smith Waterloo C. A. Mills Hlt. Wagner Gen. A. Mills Jann Smith Len Jungen Waterlone Neuses Witer- Ine M. E Sabnath Connor Demuth Arinad Wednard F. Poyner Cy. Smith John Ehtr Kesup John Younghlut, Jr Ehtor Poyner Demuth John Poyner Nenur

Kinchford Notes Spring Moves and Local Shifts

George Conner sold his Kinchford property to Sheffield Davis as the Conner family plans to move to Cedar Falls. Fred Davis family will occupy the Conner house. Jim Palmer began work at a store previously run by Evenson Brothers. Mrs. E J Dumond of Waterloo visited the John Silver home. Thomas MacCarthy went to Cedar Rapids for a sick relative. Oscar Cassaday rode a Waverly bus Saturday. John Howe moved into the FHDP Miller house. H B Miller and family moved to Cedar Falls. A large crowd from the area went to Winston to see the Dairies play last Wednesday. Clana Benton and family moved onto the John Heare farm. Grace and Causby sisters visited Cedar Falls relatives. Peter Pashby and Mrs. Williams are on the stock list. Mr and Mrs Cassatay spent Sunday with Derwood Lowell. Mathew Jensen left for Shraberry Point to work in STM AIDSTY. Mr Simoningsen and family arrived from Illinois to take over a farm they bought from Mr Williams. John French and family visited the John Silver home on Sunday.

Kinchford George Conner Sheffield Davis Fred Davis Conner Ceidar Falls Conner House Jim Palmer Evenson Brothers E. J. Dumond Waterloo John Silver Everett Ca Thomas MacCarthy Cedar Rapids Oscar Cassaday John Howe FHDP Miller House H. BD. Miller Cedar Falls Winstow Clana Benton John Heare Grace Andisi Causby Peter Pashby Sam Willms Wil Cassatay Derwood Lowell Mater Jensen Shraberry Point STM Aidsty Simoningsen Illinois Williams Tong John French

Dorothy Maxine and local notices mark week in Janesville

The article notes Dorothy Maxine, daughter of Mr and Mrs FL Albrecht being named. Wonans Relief Corp to meet at Mae sonic hall Saturday at 2. AL Schmidt conducted a household goods auction with John McMurray as auctioneer. Chas Stears rents his house to J K Gibbs who will work for C W Taylor as timer this year. Stears and family and Gov Johnson and family plan to travel March Vth to Lacombe Alberta to homestead, with an auction of household goods planned Saturday.

Janesville Meb FL Albrecht Dorothy Maxine Wonans Relief Corp Mae Sonic Hall O'clork AL Schmidt John McMurray al Decker Chas. Stears J. K. Gibbs C. W. Taylor

Community notes and notices from Janesville

March 2 auction planned by Ernest Shafer for horses hogs and more with March 4 event at his site. Grades 9 and 10 clash in a playful rivalry as a flag prank prompts daily substitutions. Harry Wankle to move to Simons farm soon. Jim Roop to build a storied work room inside the fire bell for a woodmen shop. Janesville Camp clerk warns members to study plan rates and pay up this year urging not to drop coverage and to verify new rate options.

Ernest Shafer Harry Wankle Simons Farm Jim Roop Janesville Camp J. B. Johnston

Peter I Kireh Improves at Waterloo Hospital

Eagle Center notes report Peter I Kireh is improving while under treatment at the Presbyterian hospital in Waterloo. Local items mention McGarvey shipping hogs from Voorhies, visits by Mr and Mrs John Smith, and Will Kline moving to a farm near Raymond. The eighth grade exam occurred at St Joseph's. social gatherings include Amy Conry hosting friends and Jake Beer celebrating Mr Schaffer’s birthday with a rocker token.

Agile Center Peter I Kireh Waterloo McGarvey Voorhies John Smith Bressins Will Kline Raymond St Joseph's School Amy Conry Jake Beer Mr. Schaffer Schaffer Ais Anna Eliot Traer John Vlrteh Eta Retter Wa Rdein Theodore

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