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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1913

Page

6

Waterloo bankers depart for McGregor meeting

Three Waterloo bankers Carleton Sias J Q Trumbauer and C J McNulty will travel today to McGregor for a Group 4 Iowa State Bankers association gathering. Mayor Sullivan will welcome them and F A OConnor of New Hampton will speak on the banks public role. Banquet river cruise and other entertainments are planned at the Zimmermann Hotel. The travelers depart at noon via the Chicago Great Western.

Waterloo McGregor Iowa State Bankers’ Association Zimmerman Mississippi River Messrs. Trumbauer An McNulty Chicago Great Western Railroad

Narrow escape as motorcyclist avoids train at crossing

W J Simonds of 116 Wellington street narrowly escaped being ground beneath Chicago Great Western engine No 4 at Fourth Street West crossing yesterday at 12 45 PM. He jumped from the motorcycle before impact as witnesses watched near Union Station. the bike was hurled into the engine and wrecked while Simonds was picked up uninjured.

Chicago Great Western Fourth Street W. J. Simonds Wellington Street Simonds Union Station Jefferson

Indian made item repaired at sport ing goods house

An Indian made article was taken to the sporting goods house of Guy Campbell for repairs after purchase at that shop.

Guy Campbell

Many Fail to Pay Dog Taxes This Year

A large drop in dog tax payments is reported with only twenty-one tags issued so far. City dog catcher C. E. Jones warns the tax will double after June first, with males charged $2 and females $4, as enforcement efforts begin.

C. E. Jones

Music to Portray Man's Seven Ages at Grace Church

A Grace church concert tomorrow evening will revive Shakespeare’s seven ages of man through music. The program uses organ and vocal pieces to evoke the progression from infancy to old age, aligning each section with the famous classification.

Grace Church

Greeks Read the Courier in Quest For Knowledge

Two Greek immigrants Panagiotes Luca demis and Ioannes Asspropaeta, both from Hal Kidd a near Athens, plan to naturalize after returning to Greece for army service. They read the Courier in Chicago, work as carpenters, and have shortened their Greek names to Peter Lucas and John Metes. They attend church and YMCA.

Panagiotes Lucademis Ioannes Peter Lucas Pan

Father Nemmers to Observe Corpus Christi Festival

Loyal Catholics from the Hawkeye state will journey to Gilbertville on May 29 for the Corpus Christi festival led by Father John Nemmers rector of the Gilbertville parish. The day's program opens with a 9 o'clock solemn high mass followed by a parade to the grove for the stations of the cross and a simple noon pie dinner inviting all to join in a reverent communal observance.

Father Nemmers Corpus Christi Hawkeye State Gilbertville Hawkeye John Nemmers Catholica Black Hawk Waterloo van Pienice

U G T Invites Marshalltown Unit For Secret Class

At the U C T Saturday meeting an invitation from the Marshalltown unit asked local members to help teach a class of fifteen to twenty new applicants the order’s mysteries. A May 17 banquet at six features eats spicy spell binders and mirth, with a special coach arranged for fourteen stand patters and their spouses to travel to Marshalltown.

Marshalltown Great Western Waterloo

Mrs Townsend Dies En Route Home to Cedar Falls

A telegram reports the death of Mrs Edward Townsend at a Fort Dodge home. She had traveled from California to Cedar Falls and stopped to visit a son when she died at noon today.

Cedar Falls Gickey Edward Townsend Fort Dodge

Youths target Paul Davis store in daytime break in

Three boys aged 12 and 10 three of them taken into custody after breaking a rear window at the Paul Davis dry goods store. About eight to ten dollars stolen from a cash drawer. The youths confessed to the crime and await juvenile court action. Police traced them to a near by location near Dewar where an effort was made to recover hidden coins. money remains unfound.

Paul Davis John Googan Kenneth Davis George Meggitt Dewar

Youths to Face Judge Platt After Disturbance

Three youths believed to be involved in a disturbance will be brought before Judge Platt either this afternoon or tomorrow for formal proceedings.

Grand Army Officials to Attend Event Day

The department commander of the Grand Army of the Republic and the department president of the Ladies of the G A R will be present on that day.

Grand Army of the Republic Ladies of the

Veterans to visit Soldiers' Homes in Marshalltown

John Call of Waterloo township heads a committee of state old soldiers who will visit the Soldiers' home at Marshalltown in May. The Leon Reporter carries a liberal summary of an address to the Decatur County Medical Society on Public Health and Municipalities by Dr. G. H. Sumner, former Waterloo resident and current secretary of the Iowa State Board of Health.

John Call Waterloo Township Marshalltown Leon Decatur County Medical Society G. H. Sumner Waterloo Iowa State Board of Health

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