Easter Service Brings Knights Templar Event to Church
Knights Templar of Waterloo and Cedar Falls joined Easter services at the church, with a large turnout and a 190-seat overflow. The Rev. Dr. Hinkle delivered a sermon on The Holy Sepulchre, praising Christian faith as the cornerstone of resurrection, while the choir and musicians contributed to a day of brightness despite rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrance M. Place
Mr. Jurk
Knights Templar
Knights Templar of
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Prof. Yeamans
Toledo College
Place
H. A. LaRue
Hymin
W. Lanham
de Minkle
Hinkle
Templar
Dr. H
Pserrtion
Fragmented WWII Era Note on Bell Sequel and Family Ties
A garbled OCR fragment references a sequel and family themes with scattered names and places. It hints at emotional connections, medical or remedy notions, and a request to write to a list of recipients for support or guidance, all set in a confused narrative frame.
Plainfield notes details from March social and illness round up
Mandie and Warry Hunter visit Des Moines with Uarry staying there while Alantele returns to care for her father. Mrs Lagomareino departs for Forest City Indiana with sister Lula Wade accompanying to Charles City. Local illnesses deaths and visits include inflammatory rheumatism diphtheria grippe and a cancer treatment update plus community events such as Thimble Bee society and Ladies Industrial Aid meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Mandie
Warry Hunter
Des Moines
Uarry
Alantele
Jr. J. Lagomareino
H. g.Scott
Forest City
Lula Wade
Charles City
Herman Meyer
Jerod Slartson
Eugene Thompson
Waterloo
Alex Schlaberg
Thimble Hee Society of the Baptist Church
Frank Noyd
Dazie Foster
Jackson
L. D. Day
Waverog
Matilda Kreigear
Johnson
Republic
Ollie Gritzner
C. A. Haviland
Will Miller
Grundy Center
O. G. Thompson
Ladies' Industrial Aid Society
Airs
Edwards
Louis
Mises
Dulia Driscoll
Fuanmish Shin
Henry Cooper
Missouri Valler.da
Hhey
Delke
Jerly
Appulbot
Auras
Frank Boyd
Hore
Floyd Ulingra
Longtime Bremer County resident dies at 85
Robert Fairburn a Janesville resident for over fifty years and a longtime Mason and church member died at his daughter's home after a short illness. He and his wife celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary two years ago. Survived by wife Janeane and eight grandchildren, funeral in Janesville with Masons in charge.
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Janeane
Robert Fairburn
Bremer County
Osmer Prsc
Janes~ Ville
Lowt
Methodist Church
Minds Central
Joan
Hig
Frank Drnner
Himploye
Deeeden
Watten
England
Michigan
Constantine
Mich
Elizabeth Churchill
Janesville
Ilinois Central
Waterloo
Lyle, Minn
Fairburn
Tie
Mr. Fairburn
Frank Bringer
John Starr
Waverly
A.J
L. W. Fairburn
Josie Bennnett
Watering
Muiiy
Jy. FL Seales
A. Stoner
Ralph Hummel
Meron
Leonard Bennett
Albert Winner
Fancyville
Tomeleck
Masons
Greene and Waterloo Residents in Early Week Visits
Fragments show Greene residents and visitors from Waterloo Tuesday including Marrey W Tyler from Waterloo visiting frieiacts. JP Aver returned from Des Motes after attending a butter tad ogee dealers convention. Mrs Mills and Mrs Wood are noted in local social chatter.
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Rode
Marrey W. Tyler
Waterloo
Greene
JP Aver
Des Motes
Tad Ogee Dealers
Albert Sylvester Niasene
Waeterion
Daoan Automobile Garage
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Community Warmth
A.M. Dubois of Lehigh Iowa greeted old friends in New Hartford. Mrs. W M Lewis visits Minneapolis while Wal Chase and Allie Utter head to North Dakota for summer. Ed Fitch and A T Perrin advance in Masonic degrees at Cedar Falls. Various locals host, visit, or travel, including Miss Ollie Mack and Miss Alilla Mack, painting at the bank, and relatives gathering at Waterloo and Shell Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
A.M. Dubois
Lehigh
W. M. Lewis
Minneapolis
Wal Chase
Allie Utter
North Dakota
Ed. Fitch
A. T. Perrin
Cedar Falls
Guy Dennis
Charles City
Ad Webster
Arl Ingalls
Waterton
Beaver Grove
Geo. R. Dennis
Allison
Ed Perrin
Waterloo
Albion
Ida
Hazel Dietrick
Jane Percy
Iowa Falls
Lydia Olmstead
New Hartford State Bank
Clarence Leary
Clara Tourtain
Nes Moines
Wm. Strons
Ollie Mack
Clare Walker
Shell Rock
Alilla Mack
Held Up Druggist Receives Twenty Days
In Popejoy Iowa on March 24 a drink of whisky led to Erie Wilder of Popejoy receiving twenty days in county jail. Wilder, who held the druggist at gunpoint, was tried on an attempted assault charge after the druggist testified he poured out the drink and Wilder departed. An officer was quickly sought after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Falls
Erie Wilder
Popejoy
Walter
Wilder
Ghostly Phantom Spooks Jesup Farmer Near Buchanan County
Near Jesup, William Kreuger reports a ghostly figure appeared while he husked corn. He shot at it with a rifle, but the phantom remained unmoved and vanished, leaving no trace after two months of quiet. The incident drew countywide curiosity and remains unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kreuger
Jesup
Spring Creek Valley
Kreuger
Buchanan County
Courier
Mr. Kreuger
Bondholders Complaint Mentioned in Council Bluffs Note
Vague fragment references bondholders in Council Bluffs Iowa. A cryptic note mentions an attorney V G Tangby and a boast about a shotgun and a phantom, with unclear names Kreuger and a March 24 date. The text lacks coherent action or outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
V. G. Tangby
Pape's Diapepsin Aids Indigestion Relief Quickly
An advertorial note promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a safe fast-acting remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and stomach trouble. It claims the remedy is harmless and has millions of cures worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Natural Color
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready to use solution to gray or faded hair. It claims the product darkens evenly without obvious color changes and also treats dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. Sold by H W Taggart in the downtown area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
H. W. Taggart
Doubt Cast on Ghost Story After Brother Sightings
The tale of a cemetery specter is questioned as reports focus on a possible sighting by the narrator and his brother Albert who also glimpsed a mysterious figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Teachers May Strike Over Living Wage Demands
In Sioux City on March 24 a threat to strike was issued to Superintendent M. G. Clarke by a teachers delegation. W. S. Gilman of the school board said the group would act to relieve teachers’ financial distress unless demands for better wages are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
M. G. Clarke
W. S. Gilman
Board of Education
Bondholders object to management of railroad by receiver
Albert H. Jorgenson, a bondholder, brings suit against the Atlantic Northern and Southern railroad in federal court. Objectors, led by unspecified parties, claim the road has not been managed to maximize expenditures and earnings. No hearing date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Northern & Southern Railroad
E. S. Harlan
Albert H. Jorgenson
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