Death claims Mrs Bovenizer in Frankville funeral set
Mrs Ada M Vanwey Bovenizer dies at 51 in Waterloo after a cancer surgery at St Francis hospital. Funeral service set for Friday at the Presbyterian church in Frankville with interment in Frankville cemetery. Survived by husband George E Bovenizer and siblings Mrs Emma Peck Mrs G E Webster George H Vanwey DeWitt Vanwey J R Vanwey Mrs Nellie Spaun Mrs Edith Waters and Bert Vanwey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE. Bovenizer
Irving Street
St. Francis Hospital
Bovenizer
Ada M. Vanney
Frankville
Cornelius Vanwey
Decorah
George EB. Bovenizer
Waterloo
Emma Peck
G. E. Webster
Ossian
George H. Vanwey
DeWitt Vanwey
J. Vanwey
Nellie Spaun
Edith Waters
Bert Vanwey
First Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
O'Keefe & Towne
Presbyterian Church
Be FRED KNIPP WRITES OF VERA CRUZ FIGHT
A letter from Seaman Fred Knipp aboard the Arkansas at Vera Cruz dated April 23, 1914, describes life at the front in Mexico. He notes the Marines were among the first to the war zone, calls the town's occupation quiet with little firing and says they sleep about four hours in a day. He urges his parents not to trust newspaper reports of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knipp
Franklin Street
Fred
Arkansas
Vera Cruz
Knipp
Mexican Herald
Mexico
Mex
Fred Knipp
Thin Folks Who Would Be Fat A Physician's Advice
A physician extols Sargol tablets to aid weight gain for thin people. He claims malnutrition prevents fat absorption and that Sargol helps convert sugars and starches into nourishing tissue. Reported gains of 10 to 25 pounds per month are noted as natural and harmless, with a money back guarantee. Use cautions for those unwilling to gain ten pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joder Pharmacy
Canelli Couple Feted At German Evangelical Pound Party
Rev and Mrs G P Canelli were surprised Tuesday evening at a pound party hosted by members of the German Evangelical Church. Neighbors attended and visitors brought supper for an enjoyable evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
G. P. Canelli
German Evangelical Church
Good Cheer Guild
Frank Kline
Joseph Husman
Denver
Colo
Will Husman
Florence Strubel
Elfrieda Halbrans
Lottie Booth
Waterloo
Geo. Bellinger
North Dakota
Bulgarian Couple Mourn Death of 17 Month Old Son
Mr and Mrs Stivin Pitroff of 208 Sycamore Street mourn the death of their 17 month old son Barco Stivin Pitroff who died yesterday at St Francis Hospital at 2 90 oclock He was born in Oklahoma on Nov 3 1912 The Bulgarian parents recently moved to Waterloo and have no local relatives The baby's remains were laid to rest in Fairview Cemetery this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stivin Pitroff
Sycamore Street
Barco Stivin Pitroff
St. Francis Hospital
Oklahoma
Bulgaria
Waterloo
Fairview Cemetery
Castle Hill Society to Give Entertainment
The Castle Hill Literary society will present a Friday evening program at the Castle Hill schoolhouse at 7:30. Open to the public, the program includes music and recitations such as Seein' Things at Night by Edward Meggison and The Duel by Robert Andrews, with talks and an education prospect address by Prof. C. P. Cosgrove. The Woman's Missionary society of Emanuel Evangelical church held its annual business session and elected officers for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Hill
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Emanuel Syvangelical Church
oMeers
F.L. Eickelberg
Co. F. Aldstedt
H. Engelking
J. Anton
Grocer H Krensky Held Over For Food Law Violation
State food inspector and city sanitary inspector arrested grocer H Krensky Wednesday for failing to protect food products. The case was continued until May 19. State inspector Chris Ottosen will cooperate to prosecute all careless persons under the pure food law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Krensky
Chris Ottosen
Contested Divorce Case Heard In District Court
Judge Platt presided over a contested divorce hearing in district court between Minnie Bryan, a nurse, and Otto Bryan, a carpenter. Mrs. Bryan testified most of the day alleging desertion and failure to support her and their children. Attorneys E. F. Feely and J. C. Beem represented the plaintiff with RE. J. Wenner for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriet Court
Platt
Minnie Bryan
Otto Bryan
Bryan
E. F. Feely
J. C. Beem
RE. J. Wenner
Ella Moore leaves for Hollywood to spend a year
Miss Ella Mae Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Moore of 911 South Street, departs this evening for Hollywood California to spend a year with friends. O C Hurley taken into custody on a charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He posted bonds and will appear tomorrow morning. He says his employer assaulted him. his right eye was cut. M J Howard arrested for blocking traffic at a crossing. Trial set for Monday at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mae Moore
T. F. Moore
South Street
Hollywood
Cal
O. C. Hurley
M. J. Howard
Kensington social afternoon at Miss Elizabeth Paul’s home
Miss Elizabeth Paul hosted friends at her Kensington residence on Mullan avenue east. A reading by Miss Ruth Uostetter and music by Miss Hazel Looker accompanied needlework as guests visited. Miss Mittie Whitenack assisted with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Elizabeth Paul
Mullan Avenue
Ruth Uostetter
Hazel Looker
Miss Paul
Mittie Whitenack
Murder on J C Train Kessler Died in Waterloo Car
J L Kessler of Waterloo was found dead in a Charles City Central box car after the train left Waterloo. Coroner Dr. Seymour says autopsy supports foul play with no signs of suicide. Witnesses report men boarding the train as possible tramps and the motive appears to have been robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Kessler
Waterloo
Linals
Charles City
Seymour
Kessler
J. G. Pilson
Rieht Street
Waterloo Yards
H. C. Teeple
Teeple
Local notables and visitors in Waterloo today
G W French of La Porte City and Chandler Woodbridge from Des Moines were in Waterloo on business. Attorney Walter R. French met rooms with H. BE Tag filiam Galloway returned. J F Simpson of Crystal Ice headed to Chicago. Various travel and work updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. French
la Porte City
Waterloo
B. L. Johnson
Walter R. French
H. BE. Tagfiliam Galloway
Cago
Chandler Woodbridge
Des Moines
J. F. Simpson
The
Crystal Ice Company
Chicago
John Patterson
Excelsior Springs
H. F. Tullar
Sunset Road
Prospect Hills
Cedar River Park
A Simple Way to Remove Dandruff
An advertisement claims four ounces of plain liquidation from a drug store dissolves dandruff quickly. Applied at night, it supposedly moistens the scalp and after several applications removes signs of dandruff, stops itching, and leaves hair fluffy and glossy.
Local Notices and Society Movements Highlight Week
The report notes George F. Hammond suffering a stroke while with family, Walt showing improvement and conscious yet speechless. Great Lakes steamship lines announce summer passenger boats, while G K Brebner M J Pommer and Po Martin plan travel to Omaha for a National Real Estate board meeting. Rev Effie McCollinn Tones returns from Mount Keasant after speaking to clubwomen on George Miots Roe, mola.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Lakes
G. KE. Brebner
M. J. Pommer
Po. Martin
Omaha
National Real Estate Board
Effie McCollinn
Mount Keasant
Laura Bowman Guler
Coupon drive at Kimball Limydry for 10 cent benefit
A flyer invites adults to visit the Kimball Lobby at 211 16 East Sixth Street Armory Building on Friday from 1 to 12 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday to receive a 10 cent coupon for the YWCA. The coupons are offered by the Kimball Lobby to benefit the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball Limydry
East Sixth Street
Armory Building
Kimball Lobhby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Bovenizer
Foley
Castle Hill Society
TAKE
Cedar Falls
Elks’ Lodge
Town City
Cherot Ronce Neighton Nay
Leighton
J. C
Mur
Treamps
Fough
Buchanan Optical Service
Majestic
D. S. Bussier
Niles
Pere Marquette Railroad
Oscar Townsend
Great Western
T. J. Lynch
Cedar Rapids
W. N. Durbin
Burbin
John A. Zanoni
Helen
Freeport
George F. Hammond
Walt
Shehiy
Waterloo Hardware Company
Cor. 6Th and
Lafayette Sts
Ratine
Batiste
Sheerette
Poplin
Sal Yard
Mos
Wright
Mr. Draper
Setics
Sullivan
Prospect
Dear
Cottage-West Ninth
Linden-Galloway Cars
Citizens Gas & Electric CO
Charles Edgar Draper
First Congregational Church
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