City Greatest of All Problems in Waterloo Sermon
Rev. W. B. Sandford at Westminster church labeled the city the greatest problem. He attacked saloons and seamy amusements, urged voter scrutiny, and warned that polluted streets and weak home ties threaten public health and faith amid industrial strain and labor capital conflicts.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. B. Sandford
Sandford
Dinneen
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Marble Rock Social News Highlights March Events
Mrs E B Haynes celebrated a milestone with a surprise dinner hosted by daughter in law Mrs Jewit Haynes. Dr and Mrs Haynes admired for hospitality. Miss Ericson tended the ill N Kramp in Waterloo. Cornel orchestra to perform. MEF church reception for new members. evangelist Lane visit at Rockford. Local clubs, Sunday school activities, and a new baby boy for Mr and Mrs Clint Castle.
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Marble Rock
E. B. Haynes
Jewit Haynes
Rockford
Tr. Lane
John Barth
Home Economic Club
S Sims, Sr
Grace Merrick
Clint Castle
M. 7. Tift
Oak Ridge Local Notes Reach and Move Around
March updates from Oak Ridge show Mr Persinger moving to a farm north of town after staying at the FL Miter home. J Burrell departs Spokane after visiting his brother. W O Bickelberg and Winslow callers visit Gerholdt home. Vaughn plans to build a new house on Second Streets corner. Mrs Simonsen returns from Phine, Hh. Humbert trips to Waverly for business. The Merry-Go-Round gang gathers at Miss Trix Lawrence’s home Friday.
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Oak Ridge
March
Persinger
FL Miter
J. Burrell
Frieday
Spokane
Wash
Bickelberg
Winslow
Gerholdt
Stockholders Fill Official Board at Prodr Kimball Company
The postponed annual meeting at Prodr Kimball Company publishers printers Wis. was held this morning. O. W. Shoemaker and D. Andrews Towite were named the sole stockholders and will form the board of directors. Shoemaker becomes president and treasurer while Andrews Towite serves as vice president.
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Prodr. Kimball Company
Pblishers Gid Printers
Wis
Hell
OW. R. Shoemaker
Data Andrews
Mr. Shoemaker
Endfureliy
and Tremarer
Mir Andrewa
Brother Ogle 80 Dies in Keithsburg Illinois
Mrs Emme Richardson of 220 Second Street West learned Saturday that her eldest brother Jasper Ogle died in Keithsburg Illinois at age 80. A pioneer settler of Tenois, he survived his wife who died Jan 20, leaving many old friends to mourn his passing. FLW Richardson of this city is a nephew.
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Emme Hichardson
Second Street
Jasper Ogie
Keithsburg
Tul
Ogle
Te- Nois
Richardson
Walnut Street Baptists Welcome Incoming Pastor
Dr John B Smith of Muscatine has accepted the Waterloo Waterlon church call after a two week consideration. He built a large Muscatine congregation and is a young, effective preacher. Dr John les Rey of Central College preached at Walnut Street Church and Dr Heyl serves on the Baptist State commission.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
A.W. Chambertin
John B. Smith
Muscatine
Waterlon Church
Dr. Smith
Waterloo
John Les Rey
Central College
Pella
Walnut Street
Heyl
Baptist State Commission
J. S. Tuthill
Reys
Cedar Falls
Jones
Town Falls
Church Notes of Interest at Local Congregations
Rev J G Walt urged home as a place of confidence and love and taught that a man is king at home and servant away from it. Rev E A Valiant discussed Sunday origins noting it marks Jesus resurrection and is first day of the week per Tustine Marist. F J Starr spoke at Y M C A about boys work, while G W Tinkle praised Keokuk Episcopal growth and Dr John C Sage leads the Keokuk church. Waterloo rector preached to a crowded congregation and L B Hix opened vesper services at Plymouth Congregational with a devotional series on the Shepherd psalm starting next Sunday.
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J. G. Walt
Logan Avenue Evangelical Church
E. A. Valiant
God Is Love Church
Valiant
Jesus
Tustine Marist
F. J. Starr
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Starr
G. W.tinkle
Christ! Episcopal Church
Keokuk
John C. Sage
Waterloo
L. B. Hix
Plymouth Congregational Church
Social Evening at Y W C A Meeting
Mrs. Elma Bateman gave vocal solos and the girls joined in the song service. Afterward Mrs. W. H. Langlass and the devotion al committee served light refreshments for a social hour. Miss Crittenden meets with Y W C A committees today.
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Elma Bateman
W. H. Langlass
Miss Crittenden
Local Notices and Social Updates From New Hartford
George Raney of Thornton visits the Graham family in New Hartford. Dale Ingalls and Wilbur Rainey set for Canada this week. Cyrus Bronson of Blairsburg visits G M Bronson home. Mrs. C D Olmstead of Waterloo visits ill sister Mrs W P Elwell. J P Bolton injured when cutter bills collapse. New Hartford Farmers' Creamery reports best year, debt free, strong milk prices. March 5 directors elected J F Geyer Jerry Carrigan. treasurer G C Grady. secretary R L Farnsworth. A son born to Mr and Mrs C Dunham on March 3. Son born to Mr and Mrs Buford Bramblett. Mrs Bramblett formerly Nora Jones. Randall Maro of Cedar Falls visits grandparents E and Philo. C Vo and Jamerson greet friends Wednesday. David Sherman and wife return from western trip with Warren Sherman and wife of Eugene, Oregon. Warren Wheeler of Elgin buys Rd Fitch farm to reside here. CG N Threing of Cedar Falls visits. transferred to Logan to manage IC station.
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New Hartford
George Raney
Thornton
Graham
Dale Ingalls
Wilbur Rainey
Canada
Cyrus Bronson
Blairsburg
G. M. Bronson
C. D. Olmstead
Waterloo
W. P. Elwell
J. P. Bolton
New Hartford Farmers’ Creamery Company
J. F. Geyer
Jerry Carrigan
G. C. Grady
R. L. Farnsworth
Bor
C. Dunham
Grandpa Dunham
Buford Bramblett
Bramblert
Nora Jones
Randall Maro
Cedar Falls
E. &. Philo
Jamerson
David Sherman
Warren Sherman
Eugene
Ore
Sherman
Warren Wheeler
Elgin
Waterloo to pave West Fourth Street project bid details
The city of Waterloo invites bids for paving West Fourth Street from Bluffs to Washington with Portland cement curb and asphalt surface, plus brick blocks near the Waterloo Cedar Falls & Northern track. Bids due March 22 1912 at 7 20 p m with $200 00 certified check.
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Said
Fouth Street
Bluffs Street
Washington Street
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company
Waterloo Public Works Seeks Bids for Paving Commercial Street
The city of Waterloo Iowa invites sealed proposals for paving Commercial Street and West Fifth Street with asphalt and concrete curb. Bids due March 22 1912 at 7 30 pm. Each bid must include a $200 certified check and comply with plans on file.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Waterton
Towa
Frances Crittenden
North Central Y. W
City
Exeaty
Alleh Shakespeare
Lowa
City of
Commercial Street
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
City of Waterloo
B. R. C. Thompson
Notice of proof of will for James Paul Laie deceased
In the Dagtriet Venrt February Term 1912 a document purporting to be the last will of James Paul Laie, deceased, has been filed and opened. The court fixes the date for hearing the proof of said will.
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Dagtriet Venrt
Thaisia
James Paul Laie
Mhl Tate
Maret i
Testament of Charles Singes Deceased Hearing Set
Notice in district court February term states Tommy Mancera must appear for proof of will in a case involving the estate of Charles Singes. The hearing is fixed for the stated date with Moray and Wat noted. Clerk Kent signs the official record.
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Tommy Mancera
Charles FL Singes
Moray
Maren
Solo Kent
Cherk
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R. C. Thompson
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Jack Hiaawk
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Kohl's Shoe
East Fourth St
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