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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1914

Page

3

Nation divorce case hinges on allegation of poisoning fear

Ev a S Nation seeks divorce from William F P Nation alleging conflict over children and home privacy. Testimony describes a pre nuptial agree ment about children not living with them and a pattern of fear and accusations of poisoning. Mrs Nation claims strain from injections of worry and separation, while Mr Nation cites need for a quiet home. Evidence shows medical visits, concerns over asylum talk, and disputes about property and support.

Plate Eva S. Nation William FP Nation Fen Sher J. T. Sullivan Naton

Marble Rock Society Notes and Local Updates

Mrs Charles Biehmer was taken to Rochester for surgery. B J Oakes and wife visited Nora Springs while E Hoadly family visited Rockford. Church services, society meetings and community events filled the week. New paper firm Daris and McBride succeeds Nites family at Marble Rock Journal.

Marble Rock Mareh Charles Biehmer O Rochester B. J. Oakes Nora Springs E. Hoadly Hoadly Rockford J. Clay, Jr Jenet Waynes Waterloo Ousin CO. Wasson Bartle W. S. Shepardson Albl Ladies’ Add Society Opera House Christian Aid Society Ladwig Baptist Church Christian Church Alma Smith Aliss Selin Gates Ill W. McNinch Chicago Nites Marble Rock Journal Journal Daris & McBride B.A. Daris M. E. Church Mr. McBride Mitchell

Noah Lashbrook Dies After Long Illness at 80

Noah Lashbrook died at his son Herbert's home on March 25 after a winter of gangrene and long suffering. A pioneer settler, he leaves two sons Herbert and Oscar, and a daughter Mila Hedden. Burial will be in Oak Hill beside his wife. He ran one of the county’s largest apple orchards. Also noted a bakery fire at Avery Buck, and local births and visits.

Freeport Dyrtle Payton Curtis Mine Payton Delia Turner Misa Gladys Wightman Wightman Waterloo A. W. Jensen Hineta Predmore Dike Iy Flora May Miss Pradmore Dike Margaret Cramer Guy Starkdale Aplington Hobson Hospital Fred McCann Janesville Fred Elien Cau Leffers Blair Muller A. Whaley Butte, Mont Traer Mason City Mary Whaley Parkersburg Herbert Noah Lashbrook Lashbrook Oscar Mila Hedden Oak Hill Mr. Lashbrook Avery & Buck We. Wright Harry Levey Levey Wm. Dawson Waterlloo I. A. Foote J. Slinrich

Spring Creek Township local notes March 23

Mr and Mrs J Lessenger of Waverly visit B Garling home. Flora Clark of Mt Auburn visits George Howrey. Mrs Henry Purdy visits daughter Ervin Buttke. Esther Benorden turns 20 with lost cards. Public sale at Sarah Gipe well attended. Spring Creek Ladies Aid to meet March 31. Otto and Reinhart Pump visit Jesup. others attendances and cattle sale noted.

Spring Creek J. Lessenger Waverly B. Garling Cleo Sawyer A. Lange Amelia Dorothy Waterloo Flora Clark Mt. Auburn George Howrey Henry Purdy Ervin Buttke Louis Benorden Albert Hoppe Westbury Esther Benorden Henry Hoppe la Porte Sarah Gipe G. Geren Cedar Falls Wm. Harting Roff Dysart Otto Reinhart Pump Jesup

Four Gunmen Call For Mercy From Death Row

The four condemned Rosenthal killers known as gunmen Lefty Louie Rosenberg Gyp the Bronx Horowitz Dago Prank Cirofici and Whitey Lewis write a plea to the public asking for justice after years in Sing Sing Death House. They seek clemency from Governor Glynn and note hopes for a retrial in Becker’s case while defending their innocence and urging faith in the court of public opinion.

New York Sing Sing Mmercy Lefty Louie” Rosenberg Gyp the Brood Horowitz Cirofici Whitey” Lewis Seidenshoer Herman Itogenthal Rosenberg Ita Glynn Charles F. Wahle Court of Appeals Charles Becker Rosenthal Frank Cirofici Harry Horowicz Jacob Seidenshner New York City Becker Rose Wallon Schepps Weber Nfs Harry’ Horowitz Jacob Seldenshner Harry’ Wallon Bridge’ Weber Herman Rosenthal Masterson Witte Cohan Theatre Sixth Avenue Fred J. Groehl Whitman

Orchard News Briefs from Orchard Iowa and Surrounding Towns

Albert Copper loses a valued work horse this week in Orchard. Sunday church talk by Miss Ingersoll of Des Moines children’s home draws a large crowd. Numerous visits pass between Orchard, Osage, Mason City and Cresco residents including Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Millington, and Miss Baker. School vacation begins this week. Little Howard Lewis falls ill possibly from candy. Local shopping and visits appear among residents including the Berryman, Morse, and Murry families.

Orchard Albert Copper Ingersoll Des Moines Congregational Church George Crawford Lincoln Osage Alice Hatcher Millington Cresco Mason City Byron Erma Bryant Floyd In Vis Iting Herb Dodge Stillwater Marie Baker P. E. Artz Sig, Harris Walter Calvert Leota Hall Kitty Bryant Little Howard Lewis Charles Lewis Thomas Berryman Howard Morse Hugh Murry Charles City Ernie Gillis L. L. Bond Dykeman Henry Morse

Plans drawn for big Cedar Falls factory building

Mor timer B. Cleveland of this city drafts plans for a large factory to be erected by the Iowa Gate company at Cedar Falls next year. The project envisions a one story main building covering 100 600 feet with a two story office annex, brick and concrete construction, exterior facing to be brick. The cost is about 50000 dollars.

Mortimer B. Cleveland Iowa Gate Company Cedar Falls

New Well Lighted Plant To Rise With Modern Machinery

Jon Clay, manager of the company, announces a new building to be erected on the site of the Illinois Central extension track project. The plant will feature ample lighting and the latest up to date machinery to support operations in plaster and brick work.

Jon Clay Illinois Central Road

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MAS. Nation Mr. van Murtagh Ms. Nation Mr. Nation Tama County Mas LP Joyce J. C Forbes Western Avenue Kohl Wonder Wonder Clothes Shop East Fourth Street Mercial Bank Marsh Place Building M. H. Hill
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