Missions to Be Explained by Mrs Anna Lewis in Waterloo
Miss Anna Lewis of Boston tours West for Sunday school work under the Sunday School Mission and Publishing society. She will preach at 11 AM at Plymouth Congregational Church and speak at Union Congregational Church in the evening, inviting all interested to hear her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Lewis
Boston
Sunday School Mission and Publishing Society
Waterloo
Thomas Cascaden
Fourth Street West
Miss Lewis
Christian Endeavor
Plymouth Congregational Church
Union Congregational Church
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonials
Readers report relief from tumors and inflammation after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Native Wash. Mrs Christina Keep of Peoria Illinois and Mrs Josefa Liner of Jessup Pennsylvania credit the remedies with avoiding surgery and restoring health after prolonged pain and childbirth complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoris
Lil
Lydia E. Pinkham
Christina Keep
Mound St
Peoria
Ill
Jeasup
Josefa A. Liner
Jessup
Strawberries in Market Today Bright but Scarce
Early vegetables show Waterloo abundance with Florida fruit displayed in many stores. Strawberries attract shoppers though remain expensive and scarce. Long onions limes celery head lettuce radishes tomatoes cabbage new potatoes green peppers turnips carrots sweet potatoes eggs and poultry also listed from southern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Pacific
Sunshine
Prohibition
Marke
Inble
East High Plans German Evening
The Wa ter ton high school's German department led by Miss Emma Roemer will stage a German evening on Friday April 12 featuring two plays by girls and boys, German recitations and songs. Proceeds fund German department needs. girls Esther Small Beulah McCune Marguerite Lardage Althea Stamp and boys Ernest Koepke Edgar Koper Alvin Baker Ray Schmalle Rollin Klein Ezra Hurwich perform in the plays Der Proces and Im Toechterpensional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterton High School East
Emma Roemer
Esther Small
Beulah McCune
Marguerite Lardage
Althea Stamp
Civic Responsibility Speech at Westminster Church
W B Sandford will speak on the subject Civic Responsibility Sunday evening at 7 30 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in a local faith community event promising civic minded discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. B. Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian
RK. Sandford
W. BR. Sandford
Widow of Hazleton native dies in Spokane funeral set
Word reached Waterloo today of the death in Spokane Washington of Mrs C W Francis the widow of Roy Derrick formerly of Hazleton Des Moines and Waterloo She was about 40 years old and survived by her father two sisters and two brothers The body returns to Waterloo for burial with funeral at 1016 Janafayette street Tuesday conducted by Rev Effie McCollum Jones and interment at Fairview cemetery beside her first husband duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
C. W. Francis
Spokane
Wash
Francis
George Rath
J. Hall
Warren Brown
Des Moines
Hvedal
Hazleton
Frankis
Jebiéren
Of'wein
Derrick
Janfayette Street
Effie McCollum Jones
The
Universalist Church
Fairview Cemetery
Town criers reach a full 700 member roster
After rounding up the census of town criers, organizers report a membership of 700 with a possible one or two extras. Secretary Frank and assistants prepared membership cards featuring a colored illustration of an old-fashioned town crier with a night lantern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Voters by score register today in Waterloo election
Voters flood Waterloo registration with near 5 000 expected votes next Monday. First ward leads with about 2 500 registrations as judges and clerks race to process lines before the polls close. Also notes real estate transfers and a civic notes column including Edwin W. Lanham lecture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Ward
Waterloo
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Hope Cearn
Bert G. Muxlow
Logan
Dale Heights
Agnes S. Hue
Geo. H. Jackson
Ricker & Bratnaber Land Co
Geo. Cook
GH. Cheever
J. M. Groat
Virden
Geo. F. Baker
J. F. Reinhart
Grand View Place
Louise Isenhour
Ulysses G. Krater
Hammond
Hurd
I. F. Reinhart
Baker Togfersen
Hillside
J. T. Sullivan
Mary G. Sullivan
Jno
Ritzinger
Brown and Hall
Able Lecturer to Speak Here at First M. E. Church
The All Star course closing lecture by Rev. Edwin W. Lanham D D will be held Monday evening in the church parlors. He will speak on The World's Battle Ground addressing civic responsibility and will be recalled for his prior St John s Day talk to the Masons. Mitchell Manhard returns from Shattuck to visit family, while Fr W Fawhin Lanham is billed for Westminster Presbyterian on Sunday at 7 30 pm. The weather notes report a 27 degree minimum and 41 degree maximum for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin W. Lanham
M. E
Ladies’ Aid Society
First M
Monroe Markley
Dr. Lanham
St. John’s Day
Masonic Order
Fawin W. Lanham
Mitchell Manhard
Shattuck Military School
Br. W. Manhard
Highland
City in Brief and Local Updates from Manchester Iowa
City in Brief reports a public water color painting for New Terrill Park costing 50,000 dollars and landscaping by Paul F. Scherbe of Waterloo. It notes local residents from Chicago University on spring vacation, a snow clearance drive for polling places, quarantine updates for Maurice Cohn and Albert Tyler, and upcoming Y M C A athletic contests for junior classes. Several residents travel or relocate, including George Remington to Erie and the Bradleys moving to Bend Oregon. The Elks prepare a returns night with buffet, and Dutch Trouser representative C R Rohde plans an Eastern trip for business and visiting factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Cranmer
Minneapolis
J. A. Webb
Wellington Street
New Terrill Park
City of Manchester
Paul F. Scherbe
Waterloo
Mulhern Drug Store
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
C. R. Rohde
Dutch Trouser Company
Evangelist Explores Immortality At Central Church
Evangelist F. E. Smith spoke at the Central Church of Christ on immortality showing life after death can be proved by reason. He argued Christians have the best hope for the hereafter as audience listened with deep attention and strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Smith
Central Church of Christ
Davenport Judge Upholds Saloon Ban in Moon Law Case
Judge William Theophilus ruled in Davenport that the Moon law applies to special charter cities and sustained the defendants demurrer in a Civic federation suit. The federation plans an appeal to the Iowa Supreme Court, threatening the closure of about ninety Davenport bars if upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
William Theophilus
Civic Federation
Hugh Corrigan
Theophilus
Iowa Supreme Court
Medical Society Secures Quarters in M C A Building
The Waterloo Medical Society has leased the three front rooms on the third floor of the M C A building to serve as its permanent headquarters. Walls are being redecorated and rooms furnished in comfortable style. The former Y department occupies the space. the Y boys moved to larger basement quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Waterloo Medical Society
Bars
Old fishing trip recalled in 1895 at St. Joe
In 1895 W. C. Kohl the shoe merchant fished on the St. Joe in Michigan with two companions. Photographs from the outing showed Kohl landing bags and other game fish. The fragment notes the memory of that fishing trip and the images taken during the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Kohl
St. Joe, Mich
Photographs From a Michigan Fishing Trip Highlight Mr Kohl
Reproduced images in American Angler and Field and Stream feature Mr Kohl lore from a Michigan fishing trip. Close inspection reveals a photograph of him landing a fin as he recalls past lakes and rivers outings with many fishing scenes. Ster Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Angler
Grace M E church quartet plans Easter cantata
The Grace M E church quartet will present an Easter cantata From Death to Life by J C Bartlett on Easter Sunday night. This marks the third cantata of the season, a melodious program aimed to please and interest all attendees. Hear W 3 Sandford on Civic Re.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church Quartette
J.C. Bartlett
Richards Name on City Ticket Involves River Front Seat
Judge Platt grants a writ in the case of Julian W. Richards vs R G Thompson city clerk to place Richards on the East Waterloo river front commission ballot. The ruling allows his name under the People’s ticket headed by W M Law for mayor, noting the governor’s appointee is for an unexpired term. The city attorney and clerk claim no stake beyond legal compliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platt
Julian W. Richards
R. G. Thompson
River Front
East Waterloo
People’s Ticket
W. M. Law
River Front Commission
R. V. Smith
Willson
Two fighters in police court scene at Waterloo theatre
After a wrestling match at the Waterloo theatre two young men argued, fighting in an alley where one was beaten. Police Chief H. T. Wagner arrested them as bystanders watched. Both posted bond for police court and were fined seven dollars and eighty five cents, suspended on good behavior by Judge E. Tr. Saldweill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Theatre
H. T. Wagner
E. Tr. Saldweill
Revival speaker to headline YMCA men's meeting at 3:46
The Rev F E B Smith leading revival at Central Church of Christ will be the principal speaker at the YMCA men's meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 46 oclock. Harry T Fisher will preside and there will be special singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E B. Smith
Central Church of Christ
Harry T. Fisher
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Vetter & Waters
Peoria, Ill
Irs
East High
Town Criers
Paul Gillespie
University of Illinois
Mer B. Cleveland
Gillespie
Cleveland
England
France
London
Paris
Buchanan Optical Co
Syndicate Block
Sandford
Buchanan
Majestic Theatre
4Th St
E. Johnson
Paul Bennett
Emil Bickley
Chicago University
Francis Rosgen
Pine Street
Maurice Cohn
Franklin Street
Albert Tyler
Parker Street
G. W. Hazlett
East Side
John D. A. Bailey
H. M. Anderson Grocery
Mott Street
Mr. Bailey
George W. Remington
Erie
Mr. Remington
BE. T. Sadler
Ames
Smith Bradley
Vera
Hot Springs
Ark
San Antonio
Texas
George A. Bradley
Bend
Oregon
Elks
Sycamore Street
Medical Society
First Presbyterian Church
Cor. Mulberry and
Park Ave
Wee
Quartette
W. 3. Sandford
Richards
Thompson
Kelly
Great Automobile Company
King Motor Car Company
Detroit
Michigan
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