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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1915

Page

9

New and Notes of La Porte City

Mothers day services drew large congregations across La Porte City churches with special sermons and carnations for all women. Rev Be S Genung leaves for Binghamton and Rochester to attend the presbytery assembly after being named Waterloo presbytery commissioner. Local socials, visits from Waterloo and Cedar Falls residents, and various letters note community life and upcoming thimble bee events.

la Porte City Genung Binghamton N. Y A. Mungle Rochester General Assembly Presbytery Waterloo Presbytery Lefa Nestfield Miller Lineman Earl Coats Coats Easton Elizabeth Genway State Teachers’ College Cedar Falls E. 8. Genung

Social Notes From Waverly and Nearby Towns

Waverly and surrounding locales report a flurry of weekend visits and departures. Mrs Mace Butler and baby returned to Butte Montana with Mrs Seeley and Mrs Dettmer accompanying to Cedar Rapids. Several residents, including Miss Elma Maaser and Miss Amanda Schuknecht, spent time with family, while others visited friends in Waterloo Cedar Falls and Nora Springs. A Mercy hospital operation left Master Howard McMurray able to return home from Janesville. About twenty Waterloo WCTU members joined a visit to Mrs Frank Kerr, sharing a picnic lunch.

Wavery Mace Butler W. R. Seeley Butte, Mont Seeley C. W. Dettmer Cedar Rapids Mollie Meyera Charles Ty Howard Sharp Waterloo H. R. Wells Crop Janesville Mercy Hospital A. C. Rust Villard Minn Mary Sohle Amanda Schuknecht Dorothy Schuknecht O. H. Mitchell Vinton Sadie Leet Osage Alice Leet A. J. Schwartz Minneapolis Waterloo W. C. T. U Frank Kerr

Otterville Social Notes Reflect Care and Local Happenings

In Otterville on May 10 Mrs. F Crandall returned from helping with a sick baby. Geo Weber, mauled by a bull, is back at work. Mrs Henry Bantz is ill from gall stones. Grandma Caldwell recovering from cataract surgery in Wisconsin. Dan Kimball family and Edith McCaskie and Mae Doxele visited from Waterloo. Mrs Henry Bantz cared for by Rachel Van Baam and Lydia Gates of Chicago. Della Weazel returned to Strawberry Point.

Otterville F. Crandall Jest Geo. Weber Henry Bantz Grandma Caldwell Wisconsin Dan Kimball Edith McCaskie Mae Doxele Waterloo Frank Bantz Mesdames Rachel van Baam Lydia Gates Chicago Della Weazel Strawberry Point

Local Notes From Walker Area May Update

Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs W G Kelso. James Callan Jr joins Cedar Rapids post office. S C Alexander of Center Junction becomes assistant to H A Pinckuty at Walker Lumber. Edith Furbush returns to Gardner N D after visiting her parents. Ped Dale McPike returns from Cedar Rapids where he managed the Pullman hotel. Glenn Wilson arrives from Texas to visit family after travels to Canada Philippines Hawaii Japan Pacific coast and Panama. A tent meeting series begins at Free Methodist church with Rev James Vallandingham of Oskaloosa in charge. Mrs Nancy Liddington arrives from the Soldiers home at Martshalltown and will reside in Donnelly cottage on North Ely.

Walker James Vallandingham Oskaloosa Nancy Liddington Martshalltown Donnelly Cottage North Ely

Skating mishap charms barnyard brood ends in laughter

Johnnie Quackles and Mamie defy the pond, shed skates, and trigger a chaotic skating spree in the barnyard. Madam Quackles and other fowl imitate the fun but slip, prompting Rover to chase them home. Mothers laugh off the danger as the pond freezes over, and the creatures retreat to sunlit spots seeking bugs.

Tohnnie Quackles Mamie Quack Johnnie Quackles Mamiie Johnnie Mamie Madam Quackles Madam Quack Mariam Quackles Old Gray Duck Old Black Hen White Hen Madam Qrackles Rover McClure

Walker High Expected to Join State Accredited Schools

A strong likelihood exists that Walker high school will soon be listed as accredited. Board approval has been granted and final acceptance by the faculties of three state higher learning institutions is awaited. Once approved, graduates can enter state universities without examination, credits accepted, placing Walker on par with top state high schools and saving families hundreds of dollars for college.

Greene May Community Notices Chronicle

Mrs J M Wilson and daughter Elizabeth visited relatives in Des Moines. Rev Porter attended a Methodist conference at Nora Springs. Emil Boller traveled to Cedar Rapids on business. F L Mabee from Washington DC visited his mother Mrs F D Mabee. Irving Stager returned home to Aberdeen SD after visiting his mother. M Kuhn died of Brights disease at his son's home, funeral at 2 PM, Rose Hill. Thomas Huff and family visited Rockford to see their daughter Mrs Claud Smith. Mrs Mabee and daughter Ed Hunt traveled from Minneapolis, en route from Belgrade, Minnesota.

Elizabeth Stager M. Kuhn Bright Wilbur Rose Hill Cemetery Thomas Huff Katie Rockford Claud Smith F. D. Mabee Ed Hunt Minneapolis

Finchford Social News and Anniversaries

In Finchford on May 8 Mrs Dilley of Frederika visits her son William Dilley. Ida Day of Cedar Rapids visits sister Mrs Horace Page. August Dorman hosts a large family gathering for his twenty fifth wedding anniversary. John Geisler is improving. Grace Samuelson was taken to Waverly Hospital for treatment.

Finchford

Local Health Notes and Accidents Reported

First of the week to undergo an operation for appendicitis is improving satisfactorily. Harry Cortright is doing nicely at the Waverly hospital. Mrs. 5 D Newell had the great toe of her right foot smashed causing her much pain. Mrs. Anna Palmer of Waverly is visiting her sister, Mrs. F Stannard. Fred Geisler, while using a road grader in his own yard, was thrown off and is suffering from several broken ribs.

Harry Cortright Waverly Hospital 5. D. Newell Anna Palmer Waverly F. Stannard Fred Geisler

Mitchell Birth and Death Notices and Local News

May 8 reports from Mitchell list the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Williams via Waterloo, with Mrs. Stokes staying with her daughter. Anna Schulte returns from Langdon. Mrs. Julia Stiles dies at 72 after a paralytic stroke. funeral at Baptist church led by Rev. Rolla Brown and Rev. O. M. Van Swearingen. David Horner is very ill in West Mitchell. A. L. Messerlie returns to St. Paul. School consolidation wins 64 to 6 in district vote. outside district 24 to 21. Marian Longhi from Chicago visits her father S. D. Duncan, then goes to Mason City.

Fairbank Notes On Travel And Church Service

Adolph Nel tan of Fairbank State bank was in Des Moines and Waterloo last week. Joseph Southworth visiting Strawberry Point Lamont Aurora Hazleton, guest of S J King family. Hugh Leehey was in Washington ind business. G W McNeeley of Marshalltown visited for Fairbank State bank. Hazel Sanborn, Des Moines college music student, Sunday visitor. Mothers day observed in Methodist church with large crowd attending.

Fairbank Adolph Nel’ Tan Fairbank State Bank Des Moines Waterloo Joseph Southworth Strawberry Point Lamont Aurora Hazleton S. J. King and Family Hugh Leehey Washington G. W. McNeeley Marshalltown Hazel Sanborn Des Moines College H. E. Sanborn

Local Social Notes From Rockford Wisconsin

Rockford residents report travel and visits as May activity winds down. Mrs Etta Martell returns home from Whitefish Bay. Mrs Mary Bird goes to Colfax for medical care. Mrs E A Benson back from Chicago. A N Stewart brings household goods from Waterloo. T McCade family visits Waterloo to see hospitalized daughter. Dr L Brown and wife return from Florida. The Matrimonial Exchange staged at the opera house Best for cemetery funds. Mrs Frank Cook of Cleveland visits H Kellogg. Paul Pechtig renovates home. F J Stratford travels to Waterloo for surgery.

Rockford Etta Martell White, Fish Bay Wis Mary Bird Colfax E. A. Benson Chicago A. N. Stewart Waterloo T. McCade

Town Notes From Mt Auburn Week of May 10

Mt Auburn reports social visits and relocations. Cedar Rapids guests include the Koepkes and Mrs. Wiese. Homer Trimble and Rev Trimble family travelers. The Randalls move to Vinton. Cad Correll returns to Waterloo. Beryl Yerkis shops in Cedar Rapids. Arch St Clair and family plan a multi city visit. C T Todd and Glendale visitors stay with Bramhall family.

Mt. Auburn Koepke Cedar Rapids Willi Struvle Forrest Walker Garrison Grover Wiese Homer Trimble Ralph Randall Vinton Cad Correll Waterloo Pollock Beryl] Yerkis Arch. St. Clair Chester Rawson N Coleman Hdmonds Ft. Dodge C. T. Todd

Death of Mrs Thomas Garber at Marble Rock

Marble Rock May 10 The community was shocked by the death of Mrs Thomas Garber who lived with her daughter Mrs Alice Mills on Worth Main Street. She had seemed in usual health Friday night and was found dead in the yard Saturday morning from heart failure. Funeral held Monday afternoon in the MFB church. Mrs Elsie Bowers returned in

Marble Rock Thomas Garber Alice Mills Worth Main Street M. FB Elsie Bowers

Health and Beauty claim on weight gain pills

An advertisement promotes a chemical tablet compound that allegedly cures thinness. It claims three to four months of use increases weight by 10 to 30 pounds and improves health and color, with grain hypo-nuclane tablets available in sealed packages from apothecary shops with directions.

Mothers and guests decorate Rochester week of events

Mothers day observed at M. B church with special music and a sermon on Mother. Local residents visit relatives from Florida and Iowa. Town reports include hospitalisation for Mrs. Isaac Chamberlain Jr. and a charity ball game where Marble Rock married men lost to singles 7 to 6. Other notices mention church illness, travel to New Hartford, and weekend visits by Genevieve Staudt to her parents.

C. A. Meddicord Whitg Minta Coffin Episcopal Church J. C. Myers Cedar Rapids Myers Fred Tuohner Iowa Minnesota John Wolgamer Owlwein da Davis Cedar Halls N. Bh. Leehey Marshall Vield Cynthia George Chas. Miller Waterloo Henry Neibur Independence Getz Rochester Minn Lusk pWorth League James Clark Florida Clark Mary Kelster Eugene Dewitt Monticello Will Bear Isaac Chamberlain, Jr Marble Rock Bond Helen O'Keefe

Mat Staudt Relatives Noted In Local News Item

Mr and Mrs Mat Staudt are mentioned along with W S Shephardson who has returned from Colfax in improved health.

Ents Mat. Staudt W.S. Shephardson Colfax

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Presbyterian General Assembly Ladies’ Mite Society The Presbyterian Church H. J. Blanchaine William Sindlinger Chas. Hayzlett Hattie Smith John O'Riley Sunnyside F.C. Wayman West Union Smith Spring Creek J. W. Stewart Org Debe Dental Reed Bhat Mitchell Plas Waterloo Savings Bank WST Aky Bridge Street J. O'Keefe F. W. Berninghausen New Hartford Knipe Pearl Denny Abe. Judd Genevieve Staudt Beach’s Soap DR. Myers Sycamore Street Ellis Hotel Harry Aor Down Town Green House West Third Ave
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