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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1918

Page

2

Circus ride leads to loss of Ford in Traer

A Traer farmer Claud Mast left his car with spectators during a Yank Robinson circus parade. A clown reportedly rode on the running board and the car vanished from the grounds with no plate. No trace found. suspects include the clown and a circus follower. A Tama County note reports James Horn Jr wounded in France April 29.

Traer Claud. Mast Traar Misi Altho Thoro Tema County James Horn Tama County France Washington James. Hara Clutter Toseph Camp Dodge Going Lee Ames Lberty Loan Tama Banner Thrift Marie Corfman Toledo Mary, Richards Edith. Staker Dora Staker Ed. Arp Arp

Oldest Odd Fellows lodge burials and local nuptials

The article notes a burial service for an elderly Odd Fellows member and reports the marriage of Ella Arnold to Rodney Miller at the bride’s home on Thursday evening with Rev G W Brown officiating. Ella Arnold was a longtime city schoolteacher and Miller a Iowa State College faculty member. they will reside in Ames. Also covered is a bank board change with C W Foe elected director succeeding Thomas Scarcliff who died, leaving the VP post vacant, with Capt J F Coy chosen for that office.

Odd Fellows The Peoples National Bank C. W. Foe Thomas Scarcliff Scarcliff J. F. Coy

Memorial notes from Independence Iowa May funeral notices

Items from Independence Iowa report multiple funeral notices and local school changes. Nellie Edith Jones Soper, born May 10, 1900, died recently. burial at Wilson with family. Edson H. Sweet, born July 5, 1839 in New York, died after a year of illness. burial at Oak Grove. Prof Thomas R Roberts named McGregor Schools superintendent, salary 1800 dollars, to teach summer school at Upper Town University.

Independence Ally. Soper Presbystérian G. W. Brown Rccarge Wilson Soper Nellie” Edith Jones Charles Jones Will Soper Thomas R. “Roberts McGregor T.J. Tormey Aviation Service Roberts Upper Town University Edson H. Sweet Edson H. Sweet Or Brook Oak Grove Buchanan County Helen Wheeler Ellen Blaid Sweet Wan Ons

Waverly to Host Red Cross Carnival and Auction Plans

Waverly officials announce next week’s Red Cross Carnival with church led booths and band concerts ending in a community barbecue. A.C. Fairfield tract now owned by U S Real Estate Development Co will be auctioned May 17 after street oiling and planned improvements. May 20 25 designated spring cleanup period as war savings drive reaches about 50000. Senior day observed at high school with program. B E Pierson ordered to report May 18 for California camp. manual training department to close rest of term.

Waverly California Dorothy Dawson New York

Grand Jury Witnesses Paid in Thrift Stamps

Cleveland, O. county clerk instructions led grand jury witnesses to receive fees in thrift stamps. Payments ranged from a few stamps to several dollars, and all witnesses accepted the stamps. Additionally, Singer Sewing Machine Co announces a new hematitching shop at 517 Lafayette St with prompt service and contact numbers.

Cleveland, O Singer Sewing Machine Co Lafayette St West Park Ave

Large Barn Burns Near Vinton After Lightning Strike

The Tom Foulthan farm barn four miles southwest of Vinton was struck by lightning during a Wednesday night thunderstorm and burned completely. Horses, hay, corn crib, cattle shed, woodhouse, wood, and the garage were destroyed. most horses likely perished though the property was insured. The incident follows a day of Knights Templar Ascension activities at their asylum with a cemetery procession and a banquet hosted by OES ladies.

Vinton Tom Foulthan Knights Templar Tobin O. E.S

German Textbooks Burned Sparks West High Rebellion

A feud over German instruction flared at the west building as students looted and burned German books amid calls to drop the language. Superintendent and teacher insisted on continued study while students vowed to refuse recitation. Also noted are a temple conclave, banquet attendance, illness in the Port family, and a Red Cross organ recital.

Tobin Hitule Board of Education

Recital Highlights Oberlin Graduate Ridge Enlists

An organ recital at the Presbyterian church featured Mr. Ridge a recent Oberlin Conservatory graduate who plans to entrain for the army from Jefferson Barracks with the contingents of soldiers. The program, held under the Red Cross auspices, drew a generous offering for charity. Mrs. Gus Fleck Passes After Pneumonia Death came to Mrs. Gus Fleck at her city home after a brief illness. Born in Germany she came to the United States about eighty years ago and lived on a Big Grove farm before moving to Vinton with her husband and two daughters remaining.family

Glenn A. Port Port Horace Portland Emory Wilcox Port Isalone Red Cross Kirk Ridge Presbyterian Church Ridge Oberlin Jefferson Barracks Kirk Gus Fleck

Aged Egg Drawn By Family In Columbus History

Mrs Lafe Talkington of Columbus Indiana preserves an egg aged 67 years. On April 20 1961 Master Sunday the egg was freshly laid colored red dish brown etched by Jonathan Barb the artful father with a penknife. Figures include a tree a bird and initials.

Columbus Ind Lafe Talkington Jonathan Barb

Copper-Doed Boots Heir Estate Worth Over Eight Hundred Thousand

The estate of Newman Silverthorne of Summerville Ont. totals more than 800000 dollars. He built his fortune on his copper toad boots invention. The will mainly leaves the bulk of the property to relatives.

Toronto Ont Newman Silverthorne Summerville

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