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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1915

Page

10

Memorial Day Plans In Waterl oo Camp Adds Members

Waterloo Sons of Veterans and Grand Army of the Republic groups plan a May 29 Decoration day program with graves in order at Waterloo cemeteries. The Sons of Veterans seek 300 new members to join as they prepare for the event and urge local stores to close briefly for the ceremony.

Waterloo Camp Sons of Veterans Waterloo J. C. Norris Sowa of Veterans Iowa Grand Army of the Republic R. C. Brown C. G. Crabtree Robert Anderson Post H. G. Rogers A. Clark Grand Army Ladies’ Auxiliary The Knights and Ladies of Security Messrs. Thompson Snodgrass Ladies' Auxiliary Walker Wellington Street

Remains of H. H. Waddell laid to rest at Nashua

The body of the late H. H. Waddell was brought from Charles City for burial in Greenwood cemetery after a two hour illness of heart trouble. A large crowd gathered at the grave. the casket was opened for viewing. Waddell had lived near Nashua for years and died after a brief visit to Creston.

Nashua H. Waddell Charles City Greenwood Cemetery Mr. Waddell Creston Bert W. J. Cunningham TW. M. Dewey J. J. Howdeshell Mr. Howdeshell

New President Elected for Black Hawk County Sunday School

Rev. E. J. Lang of the First Evangelical church was elected president of the Black Hawk County Sunday School association at Hudson's annual convention. Waterloo host figures highlighted by a 218 percent gain from organized classes, with a large turnout and multiple church delegations.

Lang First Evangelical Church W. H. Beachler Church of the Brethren Black Hawk County Sunday School Association Hudson Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School Sik West High Giee Club Ellsworth Vincent Ray Cleveland Robert Nauman Hobart Dawson Genevieve Zimmerman Marjorie Taylor Dorothy Davis Beachler Gleen Waterloo County Association Black Hawk Des Moinas Banter B. J. Lang Reinbeck Grundy County Iowa Evangelical Conference G. P. Caweltl First Evangelical Church of IE. J. Starr Hansel Town W. D. Stem Des Moines Iowa Sunday School Association W. L. Dorgan First Baptist Church Wilbur Clapp Iowa Waterlao Orange Township Nebraska Misa Rigss Q. V. Society Black Hawk Hotel Danish Lyren Society Ladies’ Association First Congregational Church Gilkey J. J. Bailey

Osteomyelitis discussed at medical society meeting

State medics debated diagnosis and treatment of osteomyelitis with emphasis on early detection and immediate surgery. Speakers J Jepson, Rowan, Fairchild, Kenefick urged prompt action while Dr Trockman warned against delays beyond three to four weeks to prevent crystallization into a different form.

Westier Wahren Osborn C. §. Fairchild Clinton American Medical Society Eschbach M. J. Kenefick Algona Dra. Jepson Rowan and Fairchild Kenefick Trockman D. Fairchild State Medical Society

May Day Celebrations At Cedar Falls College

Cedar Falls May Day festivities draw crowds as floats parade the streets and a queen named Irene Simpson appears in regal attire. A college concert band will perform at dusk while volunteers and clubs host social events and civic groups attend.

Irene Simpson Cedar Falls

Insurance Versus Medicine Discussed at Iowa Doctors Meet

The Iowa state association debated the insur ance phase of physicians lives with G. E. Crawford Cedar Rapids medical examiner detailing how insurers rely on medical judgment. He urged thorough ancestry checks and written profiles for applicants noting hereditary illnesses and age impacts. Afternoon papers covered gall bladder surgery diagnosis uterine rupture and chorio epithalloma. evening programs featured ophthalmology otology and rhinology sessions and a social program for doctors and spouses.

Ernest Pfeiffer B. Duthbert E. J. Cable Eastern Star Kensington W. F. Pillsbury West First Street William Pardee Jef Bishop A. B. Mason George W. Clark Washington Street C. M. Wynhoop Clay Street Marshalltown Rogue Club Cedar Falls Hughes Dry Gonads Company State Board of Education State Teachers’ College Waverly Claude Cool Henry Royce Hebron Neb Royce Rochester Minn Iowa State Association G. E. Crawford Cedar Rapids Crawford Dr. Crawford W. A. Rohlf H.C. Eschbach I. C. Barka Dex Moines Hotel Russel-Lamson Grice Methodist Church A.J Swezey Daerah Tank

Waterloo convention buzz and booths in progress

The piece notes the bustling convention scene in Waterloo with many displays not yet set, a busy telephone operator, and a slogan about keeping nobody sick. It captures layman impressions of speech artifacts and the busy mood of the event.

Waterloo

Waterloo traffic group mulls bureau plan and Chicago trip

The Waterloo Commercial Club traffic committee met yesterday to discuss hiring an experienced traffic man to run a traffic bureau and a proposed freight rate increase. Shippers oppose the plan, with several considering a trip to Chicago Friday for Interstate Commerce Commission discussion. A Town Criers Ad Club meeting tomorrow at 4 in First National Bank rooms will plan a 50 to 10 delegation to Omaha for the national af clubs convention June 20 24. Luncheon at 6, meeting to follow.

Waterloo Commercial Club Central Freight Association Iowa Chicago Interstate Commetce Commission Town Criers Ad Club Waterloo Club First National Bank Af Alubs Omeaga Waterloo

Berlin to Aggount U S note strengthens stand in war risk

The article reports on Germany facing criticism over maritime warfare and the U S demand for explanations of past and future actions. Officials praise the president's note as dignified and decisive, promising strong measures if needed. Messages from across the country back the administration, while a special sleeper car serves as a hotel for visitors to the Iowa state convention in Council Bluffs.

Germany United States White House Illinois Central Council Bluffs Ihy Travelers’ Protective Association H. E. Weatherwax

What Thin Folks Should Do To Gain Weight

Physician's advice for thin undeveloped men and women promotes Sargol as a regenerative fat-producing preparation. Endorsed by physicians and used by prominent people, it claims to safely supply concentrated fats, improve digestion, and increase nourishment. A month of use allegedly yields flesh, strength, and weight gain, though it warns nervous individuals may gain ten pounds.

Joder Pharmacy

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