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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1913

Page

4

Thinks Son Victim in Cyclone Reaches Waterloo Visitor

Vac Buresh of Omaha, Pokrok Publishing president, fears for his wife and son after a cyclone devastates the area. His son L C Buresh, a regular visitor to a friend in the storm zone, may have been caught. Telephones are down, delaying word from home as he learns of casualties including jeweler Copley and Injured Walter Hayden and Mrs. Fred Heyn.

Vac, Buresh Omaha Pokrok Publishing Company Courier L. C. Buresh F. Copley Sixteenth and Farnum Streets Walter Hayden Fred Heyn

Y W C A NEWS OF INTEREST

A YWCA meeting featured Miss Blanche Gould singing and a program with Helen Byrnes Marjorie Park and Mikel Welstead readings. Rev W H Beachler spoke on An Easter Message. Evening activities include What next club supper and manicuring class.

Association Rooms Blanche Gould Helen Byrnes Moody Institute Marjorie Park Mikel Welstead W. H. Beachler First Baptist Church Association Room Manisine S Oelack Ile

Mrs Klinck to Speak on Agriculture at Local Schools

Mrs W R Klinck of Clarksville arrives to address students on farm products for exhibits. She will visit West High tomorrow morning to speak to botany and agriculture classes, then Sacred Heart, East High, and St Mary’s schools. Civic Society invites all interested.

W. R. Klinck Clarksville Ing Klinck Des Moines Sacred Heart School East High School St. Mary's School Civic Society

Brengel Attacks Materialists At Salvation Army Talk

Col. Samuel W. Brengle of the Salvation Army argued against rationalist atheism in a three phase life address at the M M A auditorium. He ridiculed the idea that man is a mere animal with no afterlife and asserted the soul returns to its creator for final judgment.

Samuel W. Grengle Salvation Army Col. Brengle Coil

Checking Over Contested Names at Court House

A committee from saloon petition proponents reviewed objection signatures tied to Gedities and the poll books today. Paresh, president of Pokrok Publishing Co Omaha, Neb, visited on business and showed interest in the Omaha ballot.

Court House Var. Paresh Pokrok Publishing Co Omaha Neb Mr. Baresh Ile

New Senators Pick Key Senate Committee Posts

New US senators including Ohio James of Kentucky and William Hughes of New Jersey have been assigned to the finance committee. The group also features Willard Saulsbury of Delaware and J. K. Vardaman of Mississippi as notable arrivals. Photographs show the new senators at their desks.

Washington United States Senate Ohie James Kentucky Woodrow Wilson Baltimore William Hughes New Jersey James Smith, Jr Wilson Finance House Congress Willard Saulsbury Delaware J. K. Vardaman Mississippi

Legality of Building Inspector Post Questioned by Real Estate Dealers

Waterloo real estate dealers question the legality of a proposed city building inspector ordinance citing no state law authorizing such power. The Waterloo Real Estate Dealers Association backs the move and will gather data from other cities before Tuesday’s meeting to shape a formal recommendation. A fundraiser for Charles Palmer, injured in the assault case, will contribute proceeds toward flowers.

The Courier West Side Waterloo Real Estate Dealers’ Association Sioux City Cedar Rapids Waterloo Association Charles Palmer Dria

Alfalfa for forage prospects boost profits for farmers

Ames March 24 Special announces forage crop bulletin No. 136 from the agricultural experiment station detailing green pasturage use to boost hog production and corn prices. Trials by Evward Kennedy Kildee Robbins show forage fed pigs yielding higher profits, with alfalfa singled as the best forage for pigs and potential gains per acre ranging from twenty to eighty dollars.

Ames Java Agricultural Experiment Station Town State College John M. Evward WJ. Kennedy H. H. Kildee Eltl Robbins Symnate Canali

Immense Slaughter of Wild Fowl Reported in Town

Reports indicate a large numbers of wild fowl shot over the past week amid northerly gales and heavy waves driving waterfowl offshore. Local observers note widespread harvests and urge continued caution for future hunting seasons.

Easter Services Across Waterloo Churches

Catholic and Protestant churches in Waterloo held Easter services yesterday with lay Sunday school members leading recitations and choirs staging music programs. Walnut Street Baptist marked the first anniversary of Pastor Rev John Bunyan Smith with new members welcomed after the sermon.

Waterloo Walnut Street Baptist Arch John Bunyan Smith Chiarch

Town Talk notes on local events and society

George J Lemper remains in serious condition after Saturday surgery at St Francis hospital. Odd Fellows plan Brother Hildebrand funeral at Black Hawk lodge home Wednesday at 1:00 pm. Gladys Elaine Weld had adenoids removed at 1818 Second St West. she is recovering well. Mrs H R Cone and three daughters Doris Ferna and Ruth visiting D L Batchell’s home. Western Union Postal Telegraph Iowa Telephone report heavy traffic seeking Waterloo connections. wire issues hinder transmission. International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Hands to host first annual ball in E P hall tonight with a grand march featuring Dan Sherman Tokio Kisshi and others. Raisins advertised near water works in Hat Raisins display. St Helena lace school attendance praised by queen. Attle Island’s mood shift noted since garrison withdrawal and lace school viewed as potential London fashion influence.

International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Hands E. P. Hall Dan Sherman The Jay Circus Tokio Kisshi Dancing Mars Sen. Murphy Weston & Leon Arthur Fredenfeld Kathleen Rooney Chas. Sumption Gilpin A. W. McIntosh A. J. Busby Tory Benson Herbert Parker

The Debutante's Slouch and Fashionable Walk

The debutante's slouch becomes the new Walk as stylish maidens of the smart set adopt a different gait. Narrow skirts and high heels drive this novel locomotion, while the wool poplin gown features a short Talkan coat resembling an Eton jacket.

Witra Eton

Carnegie Foundation Issues Seventh Annual Pension Report

The Carnegie Foundation reports year ending Sept 30 1912 endowment about 14000000 and income 676486 with 624497 expended. Since 1906 pensions paid total 2077814, 83 widows pensions remain, and 815 retiring allowances in force. The two-part report analyzes pensions for teachers and state workers, arguing for careful actuarial study and contributory possibilities, and notes the foundation’s noncontributory, gift-based pension history.

New York Carnegie Foundation New South Wales Pritchett Fifth Avenue New York City

Waterlooans Send Six to Independence Typewriting Contest

Announcement lists six members from the East Side High School commercial department who will represent at the typewriting contest during the teachers convention in Independence. The qualifiers are Craig Arbuckle Ella Chamberlain Lyle Clay Marguerite Baum Pearl Petersen and Kurlburt Cheever. Three of the group belong to the advanced class. Waterloo teachers Mares May Barnes and Louise Shepard are also slated to speak at the Northeastern Iowa Teachers Association meeting in Independence.

Independence East Side Craig Arbuckle Misa Ella Chamberlain Lyle Clay Mar-guerjte Baum Pearl Petersen Kurlburt Cheever Northeastern Iowa Teachers' Association Waterloo Mares May Barnes Louise Shepard

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