Think Sister Has Perished In Indiana Flood
M A Parker of 813 Gerteh avenue believes his sister and family are dead in a flood near Logansport Indiana, though no word has reached him. The Stulzs likely lived in a hollow valley between hills where flood waters would doom all. Wilsons of 129 Commercial street fear for Alec Glasgow and He uncles of Mrs Wilson, residents near a Bellefontaine reservoir, whose fate remains unknown as they may have perished with property losses.
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M. A. Parker
Gerteh Avenue
Indiana
J. J. Stulz
Logansport
Stuitz
Home Red
Tinchy
Parrow
Wilsons
TH. Y. Wilson
Commercial Street
Glasgow
Alec
Wilson
Warnings on Muskingum River Reach Low Levels
Reports from Zanesville and others indicate the Muskingum River below Zanesville stood ten feet above its highest point. Widespread flooding follows, with Peru and Logansport areas experiencing extensive damage. Authorities caution on gas pressure risks and ongoing rescue efforts as rivers recede in places.
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Columbus
Muskingum River
Zanesville
United States
Smith
Muskingum Riviry
Leaves Tuesday on European Trip Tour Party Set
Mrs. Mattie of Des Moines sails Tuesday for a European tour with about twenty companions. The trip spans destinations including the Orient and Europe, with heavy anticipation for a pleasant journey and a special convocation noted by Tabernacle Chapter No. 2.
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Mattie
Moines
Will
Tiseion
Pinkhaw
Macowaber
Judge Ransier’s Leaving Hinges on Trial Outcome
In a wide inquiry over when Governor Clarke will name Judge Charles B. Ransier’s successor, news indicates Ransier may resign on March 31 if the defendant is acquitted. if convicted, he will stay on until a new trial is ordered. Rumors place George W. Dunham of Manchester as the likely new judge, arrival and start date unclear, delaying saloon appeal hearing until after April 1 for Waterloo.
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Clarke
Charles B. Ransier
Rauster
Ransier
County Board
George W. Duanham
Manchester
Waterloo
Informal Luncheon Plans Weekly Newspaper Advertising Studies
An informal luncheon by the Educational Committee of the Town Criers at the Irving hotel set tentative plans for a series of future weekly meetings. The gatherings, held each Wednesday at noon, will study newspaper advertising from a scientific standpoint.
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Educational Committee of the Town Criers
Irving Hotel
Odd Fellows Meet Planned in Cedar Valley City
Local Cedar Valley Odd Fellows committee nears completion of plans for a March 28 meeting in this city. Grand Master Cutting of Devorah and Rebekah state assembly president, plus education board reps, are expected. Rebekahs meet at A O U W hall. men meet at LO G F temple. Flood aid: Pennsylvania Senate passes $50,000 for Ohio flood victims.
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Cedar Valley Odd Fellows Association
Cutting
Devorah
Rebekah State Assembly
Boards of Instruction
Rebekahs
A. O. BE. W. Hall
LO. G. F. Temple
Funeral Services Held Today for Hilebyterant Waterl owa
Obsequies were conducted for Waterloau's oldest resident who died Sunday after a long illness. The First Beerhren Church hosted the service with Rev BLT Wildebrand in charge. A large attendance from the community and local fraternal groups filled the church. Paul Davis sang, the casket bearers included Clayton Berkley, S Weh Chrrbes Landis, WW Williaan Strayer, and Elmwood was the burial site.
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Oserviers
Waterloau
Wildebrand
Paul Davis
Elmwood
Epes Hooves
Clayton Berkley
Wew
No Word Yet From Rev Graves Amid Storm Delays
Waterloo residents await news from Rev R E Graves pastor of the United Brethren Church as he traveled from Waterloo to Dayton Sunday morning. With storms in the region, hundreds of friends and the family stay hopeful for a message.
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Waterloo
Omaha
Ohio
Indiana
R. E. Graves
United Brethren Shurch
Dayton
La Porte Pioneer Jacob L. Baker Dies at 79
Jacob Lemon Baker a Buchanan county pioneer died at 2 30 pm Friday at his La Porte City home from a paralytic stroke. He was born January 21 1834 in Lancaster Pennsylvania and married Mary Miller August 14 1853. They moved to Jefferson township in 1856 then to La Porte City eight years ago. Mrs. Baker died four years ago.
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A. M. Baker
la Porte City
Jacob L. Baker
Buchanan County
Jacob Lemon Baker
Lancaster
Millbrook
West Side High Sees Address on Agriculture from Mrs Klinck
Mrs C R Klinck of Clarksville spoke to eighth grade students at West Side High School this morning on agriculture in its various phases. She is well known in Iowa for winning second prize last year at the state fair for the best exhibition of farm products.
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C. R. Klinck
Clarksville
West Side
Klinck
Iowa
City in Brief Advertisement Notes Local Visits and Updates
J M Hawn of Grundy Center greeted Waterloo on a Tuesday visit. Mrs W H Ramsey of Garner and Mrs B Cranmer of Minneapolis were guests of Waterloo friends. Grace Williams returns to Iowa State University. George Anderson resumes studies after a visit home. Tuemur society annual meeting set for Friday at Y M C A parlors. Mrs E A Gardner and family visit Cedar Falls. Vivian Rodamar returns from Montevideo Minnesota hospital trip. Charles Palmere’s condition improves with optimism for week end recovery. Mrs GE Miller reports a great aunt killed in the storm and relatives injured. Mary Poole noted among Couteil Ritts victims. West Side schools plan spring break tomorrow. Mrs W M Wigan seeks word from relatives in Dayton amid flood concerns.
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8. H. Cranmer
Minneapolis
J. A. Webb
Waterloo
Grace Williams
Iowa State University
George Anderson
Cedar Falls
R. F. Gardner
Vivian Rodamar
Montevidin
Minn
John Mariele
Mariele
Charles Palmer E
GE. Miler
Tenth Street
West
Cornell Binns
William Poole
Lst
Couteil Ritts
Miller
William Mc Panke
Bnele
Mary Poole
West Side
Norrow
W. M. Wignn
Washington Street
Oy Browbeer
Awald Wiunderlied
Famil
Dayton
Flynn
Mite Suranverfeld
Cliatytet
Waterloo Baseball Fans Meet to Organize Fund Drive
Directors of the Waterloo Baseball association met at C L McDermott drug store to form a west side fundraising committee. Members C M Woods C R Hutcheson C Ju Black Jackman and Dr Jay Andrews were named. A complete city canvass is planned this afternoon while east side work continues with 1500 tickets sold. The board aims to sell 5000 tickets at one dollar to avoid donor requests and report tonight at the Waterloo Club.
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Waterloo Baseball Association
C. L. McDernott Drug Store
West Side
C. M. Woods
C. R. Hutcheson
C. Ju. Black
Jackman
Jay Andrews
East Side
Waterloo
Winter Greets Burton Wilson in North Dakota Visit
Burton E. Wilson, a west side real estate dealer and insurance broker, returned from a two weeks' visit in North Dakota this morning to report belated winter gripping the state as in Iowa. Farmers anxiously await temperate spring breezes to begin their farm work.
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North Dakota
Burton E. Wilson
West Side
Iowa
Open Old Kiefer Savings Bank Evaluate Reopening
Hazleton Indiana March 26 Special means the Kiefer Savings bank directors meet this afternoon to decide whether to reopen under new management and with greater capital or to close it in favor of establishing another bank. The bank was voluntarily closed March 18 after a eight day run caused by fear and suspending business. Bank Examiner Woelever from Des Moines was auditing the books.
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Hazleton
Kiefer Savings Bank
Woelever
Des Moines
Kiefer Bank
Realty Dealers Banquet Set at HummeI Hotel Tonight
The Water loo Real Estate Dealers association prepares for its annual banquet at the Hummel hotel at 6 o'clock this evening. Gavon Brebner, secretary, will serve as toastmaster and preside at the tables while prominent members deliver addresses. New officers to serve next year will be elected, with retiring officers named as M. J. Pommer president, Gavon Brebner secretary, and M. B. Neff treasurer.
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Waterloo Real Estate Dealers’ Association
Hummel Hotel
Gavon Brebner
Toasitmaster
M. J. Pommer
Gayon Brebner
M. B. Neff
For Sale Notices From The James Gardiner Co
Classified ad brief listing sales and contact details including a 6 room Grand View house with 60 by 189 lot electric lighting furnace basement and small cash payment balance as rent plus an electric ceiling fan 110 volts and a separate phone contact 721 for a team sale and 266 for the house care Courier is noted.
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Care Courier
Grand View
The
James Gardiner Co
Logan Avé
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Indianapolis Today
Advertioingo Griero
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Tennsylvania Senate
Rev. Graves
R. E, Graves
LA Porte Pioneer
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Mrs. G."m. Waters
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W. H. Ramsey
Garner, Ia
Tuemur Society
Y. M. Csa
Winter
Burton Wilson
Robert Jenkins
6Th St
Waterloo Cement Machinery Corp
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Regal
M. H. Hil
Minnesota
German American Land & Loan Co
Wau
asSle
Allamakee Co
Aler
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