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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1911

Page

8

May Day Blizzard Ushers In 1911 Spring

A full blizzard hits with heavy snow after 1.25 inches of rain, lowering temperatures to freezing. May 1, 1911 records show mild previous day, forecasts of minor damage to vegetation, and notes April rainfall at 3.62 inches with 1.63 inches falling Saturday and Sunday. Weather observer R. B. Slippy cites record highs of 76 and lows of 13 for the closed month.

R. B. Slippy

Tuberculosis Sunday sermon at First Baptist church

Yesterday services at the First Baptist featured Dr. Henry Williams speaking on The Larger Visions and Rev. E A Valiant addressing Tuberculosis as life as a divine temple. He urged care of the body as God’s dwelling and noted physical culture can be as devout as prayer. The organ was rebuilt for the occasion with Mrs J A Pinkerton directing music and Mr Barbour singing two solos.

First Baptist Church Henry Williams Foreign Missions E. A. Valiant J. A. Pinkerton Barbour

Theodore Thomas Orchestra at Cedar Falls Festival

The Theodore Thomas Orchestra returns for a Cedar Falls festival May 17 and 18 featuring fifty musicians six soloists and a college chorus in a music lovers feast.

Cedar Falls Theodore Thomas

Mrs Lang Jane Garnsey dies on anniversary of brother

Waterloo resident Mrs Lang Jane Garnsey sister of the late A T Weatherwax died after a week of pneumonia at her daughter's home 324 Allen Street She was born January 29 1834 in New York state married Ezra Garnsey and moved to Waterloo Her funeral was held Monday at 2 30 pm at her home Rev M G Munn officiated Burial followed in Fairview cemetery

Lang Jane Garnsey AT. Weatherwax Waterloo New York H. BE. Weatherwax H. M. Reed Mr. Munn Fairview Cemetery

Notable Speakers At Cedar Falls Church May 2 Event

Notable speakers gather for a public mass meeting at the Evangelical church in Cedar Falls on May 2. The event promotes a proposed Old People’s Home to be built on the Pfeiffer estate site in Idar Falls. Bishop Spreng and other dignitaries will address the plan and a building committee is expected to be formed.

Pfeiffer-Merner Cedar Falls Iowa C. C. Pfund Ratcliffe Iawn C. Schneider Milwaukee Wis W. Schowms Chicago W. H. Merner W. H. Miller Gur Wester Old

Grace church Epworth League envoy tours area churches

J E Bates travels to study worship methods at Christian church and Walnut Street Baptists. He will report findings to the Epworth League after completing the visiting tour.

Epworth League of Grace Church J. E. Bates The Christian Church Walnut Street Baptists League

Services Held at County Jail

A relayed report describes a gathering at the county jail where Deputy Al Raymond was asked to open cell doors so prisoners could join in the corridor. He refused, citing risk of enclosure. inmates including women remained on the second floor yet heard songs prayers and exhortations.

al Raymond Cedar Falls

North Waterloo and Railroads Highlights Local Shifts

George Wolverton, a tool dresser and blacksmith in the Milwaukee Central shops, plans retirement after twenty years in Waterloo. Others note layoffs, travels, visits, and family moves as workers like James Campbell, J H Horsley, and W H Synders depart or return.

George Wolverton Minois Central Waterloo Wolverton H. H. Brenneck Excelsior Springs John H. Myers South Dakota James Campbell Cedar Rapids Campbell J. H. Horsley Fred Dahl Bob” Wheelan Minneapolis Wheelan Patrick Burns F. B. Lucas Brotherhood of Railway G. E. Geist Cedar Falls Grant Bemis Manchester Ole Colquist Armstrong-Quam W. H. Synders Bloomington Joe Beaver Dubuqua The Central North End Horce Wiliam Kurth Arckley Oscar Stromgren William Locher Boyd Matthews William Killian Fred Kurth Louis Kurth

Cedar Falls Vaudeville Arrives At Cotton Theatre

The Cotton theatre in Cedar Falls is leased to 60 out of town partners for two months and will host vaudeville shows with Thursday program changes. Prices remain standard and the library system relocates 29,900 volumes to a new building amid wet weather. Miss Rachel Haight of Lebanon, Pa will be Horarian at the Travler’s college, and prominent Cedar Falls residents Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Snyder return from travels.

Cotton Theatre Play House Travher’s Entjlege Rachel Haight Lebanon Horarian E. A. Snyder Cedar Falls California

Earth and Sun Weight Comparison

A one pound object on Earth would weigh twenty seven and a half pounds on the Sun due to the Sun’s stronger gravity. This figure highlights the vast gravitational difference between Earth and the Sun.

Earth

Merito Rheumatism Powders Offer Easy Remedy

A new rheumatism powder remedy from the American Drug and Press Association claims a special formula by its chemists. Meritol Rheumatism Powders are marketed as easy to take and certain in results. Recommended by physicians and users, offered by Henderson Drug Co. as local representatives.

American Drug and Press Association Henderson Drug Co

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