William Hatter Dies After Long Local Life
William Hatter a longtime Waterloo resident and Civil War veteran of the 42nd Ohio Infantry died yesterday at 805 Washington street after a fall impaired his right hip. He was born in Ohio and later moved west engaging in bakery and grocery work before settling in Waterloo. He served in the Civil War from 1862 to 1864 and was an active member of the Robert Anderson Post No 68 G A R. He leaves a widow and two sisters, with funeral set for the next day at his residence conducted by Rev J E Snowden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam
Ohio
Battery
Auhars
Geanga County
2Nd
Ohio Infantry
Robert Anderson Fast
Department of Iowa
Commander Down
Aurora
A. J
Marr BE. Hayward
Waterloo
Mr. Hattery
Sprague Warner A. of
Chicago
Harmon-Merriman Company
William T. Allen Company
Fourth and
Commercial Streets
Raymond
Black Hawk Bank
Hattery
S. H. Pinkerton
M. A. Lane
Buehsport
Maine
B.S. Winford
Wichita
Kansius Mineral Services
J. KE. Snowden
Grationale
Cedar Falls
Las
Hebert Anderson Pobt
Linvelnefrelu
Edwando Leaves East High School for Rapid City
Edwando M J Midwards, a faculty member at East High School for three years, has left to take over a purchased business college in Rapid City South Dakota. His teaching duties are being reassigned among remaining staff.
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Mo J. Midwards
Rast Tagh Selina
Rapid City
S. D
Wastil
Burt Barnes
East Heh School
WL Kline
Frank Athott
Waterlooans Back From California
Mrs. Edmund Rausch and her son Donald returned yesterday from Los Angeles after illness in Donald worsened while at Havard Military School. They were joined by a nurse and will remain until his health improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Rausch
Donald
Los Angeles
Rain disrupts services as Waterloo churches cold pews fill
Rain disrupted worship across Waterloo as many congregations reported empty pews with chairs by the fireplace attracting attendees. Rev. A J Northrup spoke warmly at Grace Methodist in his first pulpit appearance since reassignment from Lincoln, Neb. The day included readings at Church of Christ cradle roll with attendances down, and a new sect the Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints held its opening service at the Labor temple led by elder C P Mindsen.
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Church of Christ
ST Opinoms
Waterloo
Latter Day Saints
Labor Temple
Mulberry Street
Church of Jesus Christ
C. P. Mindsen
William P. McKenzie
Cambridge
Mss
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Waterloo Theatre
McKenzie
Ants and the Tiny Twins Night Mine Adventure
The four siblings shrink to ant size by a magical whim and crawl into an ant hill. They endure brutal toil under red ant overseers before escaping with the Tickleant’s help. Back to normal, Dorfy vows not to raid ant holes again, as night ends in sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darfy
Davy
Willy
Dorfy
Almost a Christian at Walnut Street Baptist Church
Yesterday at Walnut Street Baptist Church a 7:30 morning prayer service for men and a children’s service for women were held, with communion at the morning service. Sunday School met at Champlin chapel and a 6:30 joint B Y P U and Intermediate union meeting followed. The pastor preached on Almost a Christian. An advertised list of letters and Evangeline Anibal’s illness round out the item.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Champlin Chapel
Intermediate Union
Cyclone club to hold banquet at West High School
At a meeting this evening the Cyclone club will host a banquet and elect officers for the coming year. Principal S. M. Wallace and Superintendent Anson T. Hakill will attend as guests. Toasts include Duties of a President by Pressey Frank, Looking Backward by Hiram Maynard, Why I Never Miss a Feed by Milo Miller, The Defects of the Cyclone club by William Drew, and Heroes by Principal Wallace. The club marks its most successful year.
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Cyclone Club
West High School
S. M. Wallace
Anson T. Hakill
Pressey Frank
Hiram Maynard
Milo Miller
William Drew
Wallace
Waterloo Lodge Called Meeting for May 6
Waterloo Lodge No. 108 A F and AM will hold a called meeting at the Masonic temple on Tuesday evening May 6. Work on the second degree is planned and all F C Masons are invited to attend.
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Waterloo Lodge
A. F
All M
Masonic Temple
F. C. Masons
For Sale Thirty Residential Lots Near Car Line
Thirty lots one block from Hammond Avenue with sewer gas and water. Special low price for a short time. Terms listed: $25 cash and $10 per month.
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Hammond Avenue
Iowa Farm for a Home Iowa Farm for a Home
One mile from a town of 3,000 on Main Road the farm spans 200 acres with high cultivation. It has $10,000 worth of improvements, thorough tiling at $3,200, woven wire hog tight fencing, two wells, two windmills, and rock removal. Priced at $410,000. $2,000 down, $13,000 due March 1, 1914, balance carried back five years at 3 percent with optional payments.
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William Hatter
42Nd Ohio Infantry
and Robert Anderson Post
Edwando
East High School
California
Biograph
Crystal Today
Areaaover Qwany
the Ticklemouse
Roy Ruthedord
Bailey
Davy and
Red
Night Watch
Rible
Dora E. Barris
Minnie
Blewer
Juliette Bristol
Salley Burbank
Rebecca Clark
Hazel Dodson
Grace Earl
Lura J L. Follas
Hattie Frisby
Mary Gavin
Jeane Hildebrand
John Imifolt
Anna Horley
Harry James
L. Jenison
O. Jenson
Ruth Johnson
Grace Jordan
Leon McArthur
Bessie Magee
Julia Podmore
C. F. Sibeck
Wm. Sitert
Marjorie Whiting
Maude Younge
George Algestad
Ellsworth Adams
William Alcorn
Allen Hospital
E. C. Barrett
Frank Bassett
Wm. F. Bradie
Clyde Beardsley
Carl Beck
John Beckler
Henry W. Briden
H. Chamberlain
Chicago-Burlington R. R. Co
Sorensen
M. Strum
Lawrense Vogel
Max Tfuenhartz
John Tiatz
R. V. Barnes
Evangeline Anibal
Mrs
Frank Anibal
Jefferson Street
Gans
Felix
Fink
Bown & Bown
Iowa
C. M. Allen
Commercial Bank
Blue
Ale
Elk Run Park
Ellis Hotel
ELK Run Land and Townsite Company
Waterloo, Iowa
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