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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1928
Page
11
In Santos Brazil the Mount Serrat landslide has 77 confirmed dead with a fear total of about 200. More than 2,000 volunteers clear tons of dirt and rubble as rescue work continues. Bodies and injured are recovered while officials warn little chance of more survivors.
A new exclusive MELLO GLO youth shade promises longer wear and less sweat impact. It claims pore unclogging, a rare pure formula from a new French process, priced at one dollar.
A man returns to his demolished home and dead family as an avalanche disaster unfolds near One slide. Police evacuate a wide area to prevent a second slide three times larger than the first. Nine houses crushed, no new casualties as engineers warn of renewed danger from heavy rain.
News of Mrs. W. K. Robbins of Manchester New Hampshire reaching E. K. Rice Dunkerton reports her death on March 8 at her home. She was the eldest child of the late T. F. Rice and was educated at Independence High School Mrs. J. H. Leavitt's school and Iowa State College class of 1878. Surviving are her husband two children Hallet Marion and Esther a brother EB K Rice and three sisters Martha Rice Annie Hainer and Elizabeth Smith. She worked for the Red Cross in World War I and was active in politics church and social work.
The body of D L Bickel 75 who died of heart disease Saturday in Miami Florida will be transported to McGregor Wednesday for burial. He is father to Robert Bickel Cedar Rapids and is survived by five other sons and one daughter. Mrs Robert Bickel is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Birney Allen 733 Third avenue west. Agates were used in carving oa in ancient Greece.
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