Minister's Eden on Ghigagd Paper Revives Evans Family News
James Evans son of Rev T M Evans has been named news editor at the Chicago Tribune after prior work with the Record-Herald. He is a Cornell graduate who chose journalism over law and once taught at several high schools. His brothers and sister are pursuing careers in religion, engineering, ranching, and business, while longtime resident J M Brainard lies critically ill at home.
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T. M. Evans
Chicago Tribune
Record-Herald
Iowa
Council Bluffe
Des Moines Register and Leader
Evans
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
University of Minnesdta
Montana
the Tribune
John Crippen Evans
Idaho
Oregon
Ames
Middletown
Conn
Denver
Colo
Tom Evans
Iowa State University
Gilman
F. W. Gates
Cedar Rapadas
Livingstone
Mont
Park Avenue West
Brainard
Mary Brainard
Lbrary
J. B. Newman
Citizens Savings Bank
Joseph Hanecroft
Lagea
Franklin Street
W. A. Bennett
Rome
Baptist Brotherhood Meeting Highlights Men's Movement
In the Baptist church parlors fifty members gathered for an elaborate meal and program. Mr Tuthill delivered the principal address on the men’s movement and its relation to church work. He was a guest of S B Hovey during his Independence visit.
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Baptist Brotherhood
Baptist Church
Tuthill
Independence
Uthill
S. B. Hovey
Impressive funeral rites for Grace Wilson at Christ Episcopal
Grace Wilson died, with funeral rites held yesterday at Christ Episcopal Church conducted by Rev G W Hinkle. Paul Davis sang Face to Face. services led by Mrs W R Weld. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers named including Mayor Rh C Thompson. Also report on the burial of little Nadine Wills at 2:30 p m yesterday on Edwards Street with services by Deaconess Elizabeth Ogden at St Pauls M E Church. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Attorney J S Tuthill attended a banquet in Independence as an honored guest.
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Grace Wilson
G. W. Hinkle
Paul Davis
Suheod
W. R. Weld
Fairview Cemetery
Burter
C. H. Rinehart
James S. Parrott
R. A. Wessler
W. H. Brown
Rh. C. Thompson
Litle Nadine Wills
David Wills
Edwards Street
Elizabeth Ogden
St. Pauls M. E. Church
Ninety Year Old Honored On May Day Birthday
Mrs. Wm. Marshall celebrated her 90th birthday on May 1 with a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marshall on Allen Street. Twenty attended, gifts brought, and relatives from La Porte joined the gathering.
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Wm. Marshall
Henry . Marshall
Allen Street
George Marshall
la Porte
Henry Marshall
New Secretary for Moose Lodge Elected
At the Moosa lodge Waterloo order No. 328 meeting in the Pythian temple A T Peterson was elected secretary to fill the vacancy caused by Dr J R Scott who will move to Newton Kansas Dues may be paid at Peterson Undertaking parlors on Fourth street west Henry Cooper returned from New York state after visiting his children
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Waterloo
Pythian Temple
A. T. Peterson
J. R. Scott
Newton
Kans
Peterson Undertaking
Fourth Street West
Two Instructors Leaving Faculty at Cedar Falls
Two instructors Miss Mary Ann Kauffman and Miss Esther Houck resign from the Teachers' College music faculty effective June end. Both are popular soloists who will pursue opera company work and academic posts after summer duties. Miss Kauffman returns to Richmond Indiana then joins an opera company. Miss Houck will teach at the University of California Berkeley summer term and then return to Indianapolis.
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Cedar
Haseo
Mary Ann Kauffman
Esther Souls
Houck
Teachers’ College
Adoot
Cedar Falla
Catira
Chas. H. Meyerholz
Political Acience
Harvard University
Theatrical Star Henry Woodruff in Critical Condition
The Associated Press reports that Henry Woodruff, famed performer, is in critical condition at French Lick Springs Indiana. He, age 42, recently played here in The Genius and The Prince for Torment to large audiences. Local theatres plan a May 13 season opening with the Breckenridge company lasting one week.
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Cedar Falls
Associated Press
Henry Woodruff
French Lick Springs
Ind
Fir R. Stannard
Jensen County Case Ends In Favor Of Hansen
After two hours of deliberation the Cedar Falls justice court jury returned a verdict for Hansen in the case Saul v Hansen, with the jury initially split two to four against the defendant. Hansen had leased 200 acres from Elwood Saul west of Cedar Falls for three years with five acres’ privilege, and the plantiff charged fence removal and pasture use. The decision is appealed to the Matric court for September, and Hansen plans to plant his corn crop. Also noted are faculty registrar G S Dick’s Iowa City conference, Dr O J Smith and family moving to Marshalltown to resume practice, deputy food inspector Chris Ottensen seeking Taiko commissioner nomination, and Cedar Falls school commencement preparations with Rev F W Lanhara and Rev Jos W Newton delivering forthcoming addresses.
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Justice Court
Hansen
Evett
Hi School
FE. W. Lanhara
FF Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Jos. W. Newton
Cedar Rap
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