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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1918

Page

11

Official Council Proceedings May 1818 City Hall session notes

City Council and Local Board of Health meet in May 1818. Motions approve previous minutes. consider park use, paving, garbage collection, tax rates, terminal building objections, and railway franchise progress. Reads numerous sidewalk petitions, street and alley actions, bond approvals, and ordinance readings. Local Board adopts 1915 venereal disease regulations and adjourns after coordinating with health and city officials.

Thompson Ehair Brows Burk Leeper Link Manning Ogle Waterloo League of Baseball Clubs F. D. Johnston Wes Alles Coimmuilee Sporle Poitee Department Earnest Webberking Chamberlain Machine Works Pattview Bradley & Westcott Hope Martin Algum Alley Burr AL Brown Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Company United States Railroad Pickett, Swisher & Farwell H. E. Eugemoen H. Xf. Bayne St. Paul Roc.champeon Board of Official Censors Ada XM. Palmer HW. G. Kelly T. N. Stuffelbeam J. Knuppan John H. Steely H. DL. Eriskson Olson Hilgerman Wey Committee Nellie Pinese Hage Alfex Man Place F. He Smith Mears Street F. Grean Et al Louise Street Logan Avenue East Fourth Street Martin Jansen East Fifth Street Wwet Fourth Street Hawk- Eye Auto Company Avith Loch Burton Wilson Ors Wal Street H.W. Hammood Hammond Ed Mwe L. B. Marek Fils J. D. Galdwell A. E. Johnston City Euditor Avits Apri Renarts C. EB. Pritchard Cievenn Electrician O. C. Chard City Electrician A. A. Dunham McClinton Committee On Water, Sewer and Gas Citizen’s Gas & Electric Oneida Halsted A. E. Eggleston Elis & Foster Zook & Bentz Anderson L. J. Benser Matthews Plumbling Co HAL Duke F. Stevenson Waterloo Tlaurbing & Heating Company K. Quest & Mith Tieuxe Mover Roberts Duke & Son Rynearson & Koch ELC Kinsetlan Independent Electric Company KA. Sporte Brown City of Waterlow Mayer Whitanis Against Heresiafter Eprasite Aingler Imbor F. Newville A. E. Mason A. Pitts East Saint Frank Stone M. Jennings C. Robinson EL Anderson Ione C. Roubineau Hennings R. Ringler I. Ringler I. Nanville E. A. Mason Cameron Christeson Fr. Leaper N. Hardall Isbor Mason G. Robertson Geo. Harker J. W. Weatherwax Earl Bidwell Geo. Baruth Labor MY. Jennings E. Anderson C. Robinsonm. Heanin C. Blewers Andrew Jarrod R. C. Thompson Luor E. Johnson City Clarke Link Manning Nave Waterlloo Lint Ogie Rye Hays Wilbur H. Glen Sweitzer Ballitt Wille N. Birdsall Municipal Court Sycamore Ftreet P. L. Billlnges, Publi Citizens Gas & Flactric , Company Water, Sewer and Gas Committee Waterloo Gas Engine Company West Second Street Committee On Police and Board of Health A. E. Johnson State Board of Health Iowa State Board OF Des Mrin Doge Des Moines State Board of Presser

Washburn Social Notes and Local Incidents

Washburn reports visitors from Traer and Ackley as Mrs Dow Cooney hosts Verle Gil and daughter Verle at Ackley. Charles Bellinger reported a missing horse last week. An automobile driven by Henry Schraeder left the road east of town. occupants Miss Mary Schraeder and Mr and Mrs John Over were uninjured. Local guests include Mr and Mrs Nick Schans and family at the Frank Kutiz home north of Waterman.

Washburn Jotn Burr Traer Hemmer T. H. Gil Verle Dow Cooney Ackley Charles Bellinger Henry Schraeder Here Mary Schraeder John Over Nick Schans Shany Mfrooamd Mra Nick Sehona, Jr Sunday Guegta Frank Kutiz Sorth of Wraterien

Tripoli News Briefs Highlight Local Weddings Funerals and Moves

May 16 notices report Mrs. A J Mervin and Mildred of Taouna visiting Mary Buckhwus and W Muckhaus kin near Nashua. Burns, deaths, and relocations include Hoy Husband funeral, Lya Stasih debris cleanup, and Shumumer buying Nashua stock. Floyd Bostwick on furlough from Fort Riley and Anne Rogsalle Dige leaving for Waverly. Alfred Goodenbour and family join Augruse Mehraaty to Waverly for Jefferson Barracks. Minnie Plagens and Wm Bhu-Macher wed near Nashua. Herman Barry leaves for Camp Dede.

Tripoli A. J. Mervin Mildred Taouna Wash Mary Buckhwus Dd. W. Muckhaus Cr. MecCunner Hale Hoy Nashum Musband Wau & Bon Waterloo Juno Lo Laddles Floyd Bostwick Fort Riley Kan Ada Bostwick Anne Rogsalle Dige What Hardware Company Waverly Jessie Getty Enime Strawson and Husband Nashua Donald Fookela Aroun Alfred Goodenbour A. Goodenbour Berwin Lewis Misa Law Thay Herman Barry Electrical Engineering Corps Dede

Fairbank Notes on Accidents and Local Happenings

Fairbank reports Fred Fink was hospitalized after a team of frightened horses threw him to the ground. The Red Cross seeks 2,090 surgical dressings by May 18 and 80 sweaters plus socks for knitted goods by the same date. Harold Brant broke his arm while cranking his ear, and patriotic services are planned for May 19 at the Methodist church.

Board of Health Ceir Travor Heaith United States Public Health Service United States Iowa State Board of Health Fairbank Fred Fink Hampton Harold Brant Brant Methodist Serman Epworth League Brurley Lester Wilson Baptist Sunday School Wilson Baptist Church Mabel Shay Ara Jase Ber Curtis Hazleton Richard Shepard Stanley Georgie Harry England Karl Kraft Frank Duffy

Orchard News Reels Damage From Lightning

Orchard May 15 report describes a lightning strike hitting a dwelling owned by Lewis Dikemand and a store building belonging to Mr tingham at Derova. Hoet killed. several telephones burned. crop damage includes onions cucumbers and early potatoes. Community events list a Red Cross benefit and upcoming commencement week activities with multiple programs and gatherings.

Lewis Dikemand Tingham Derventa Hoet Devonia Red Cross J. M. Rate Chicago Walter Vining Gladden Hamanf John Love FL Cummings Rath Colorado Greely

Brandon Visiting and Local Moves Noted in Cameron Area

May 1 report from Brandon notes W. A. Moberly visiting Mrs. Mary Bower in Cameron Missouri. Frank Albert and wife with Mrs. Ida Beachler traveled to Danvite Ta to visit their son Merrill, a teacher there. Mrs. Kacella Sorg returned from Des Moines with her daughter after a three month stay while Joan Jewell, a local high school student eager to join the army, has passed his exam and aims for Waterloo last week.

Brandon W. A. Moberly Cameron Mary Bower Frank Albert Ida Beachler Danvite Anny Merrill Kacella Sorg Des Moines Pis Joan Jewell Fen I Mains Welchi Waterloo U Vulun

Scared pupils sing as march to school ends in odd events

Scattered notes describe Wednesday departure for Jefferson Harracks and a sequence of unclear incidents. Names such as Mia John Jewell and Charles Jewell appear among a tangle of references. Reports include attacks over the past two years and a poisoning incident linked to Charlit Long's family, with mentions of local schools and guardians.

JeMerson Sr Uy Utter John Jewell Sitter Mia John Alert Leman Charles Jewell Stockman Ghireie Rouse Mt Auburn Mokiy Charlit Long

Nashua Tragedy Leaves Many Injured and Dead

The Nashua disaster left several homes destroyed and numerous injured. Wounded and two killed, survivors gathered at the church as a relief effort organized. Red Cross workers distributed aid while stores opened to serve tourists drawn by the wreckage. early estimates put property loss near $1600 with many local residents hospitalized or in serious condition.

Luis Ger Murhoh Cinta Sudis Aues Opun Aeht Cyre Giab Messrs Husband Ouhgyryas Aira Gcharles Wedemyer Dames Bye Waverly Linwlind Nay Husband Tripoli Tityetty Ruthes Roy Strawson Tysbund Albert Howans Shields Dex Moines

Hudson News Roundup from May 14

Local items report Mr and Mrs Tvs Miller traveling to Onslow and visiting Miller’s relatives with muddy roads noted upon return. Joder received trousers from France via Fred Giles, and Hal Washburn with bride-to-be from Denver is visiting. Liogd McDowell hospitalized for appendicitis at Presbyterian Hospital. Liberty bonds at Madison Bank total 977000 with some unknown entries removed. High school glee club performed Crossing the Tar and Miss BY led singing. Mrs Frank Bowen hospitalized with appendicitis after attack.

Mucho Brethren Church Hirh School Cefar Falle Frank Bowen Prostyterian Hospital

Mitchell May 4 Summer Visitors at Town Citys

Mitchell May fourth notes visiting relatives from Chicago and Strourney arriving for the summer. Wards store a guide in town for the season while Mr Tillard plans a university talk the next day. Dan Jones visits his aunt Mrs Hy Labherston as news of local gatherings and school events circulate.

Mitchell Das Chicago George Wilaiden Tibblers Strourney Tillard University Dan Jones Hy Labherston Thureday Studh Fiotiegsworth Bregminnan Mangers Onal

Plainesfield Social Notes and Summer Concerts Staged

Plainfield reports a resident selling town property, Mrs Shoreshye plans Minnesota Wisconsin travel while visiting relatives. Mr Suilthes heart returns home. Frank Parsley rents a house on Second Street as moves unfold. A band concert season opens with large crowd. weekly performances planned all summer.

Trainfield

Horton Tragedy Reportedly Claims Local Resident

A damaged OCR fragment notes the death of a local resident linked to a May incident. The fragment mentions Mrs Horton and Melvety Osbon, with references to family and an accident or violence context, but details are incomplete.

Orton Carpoyeter

Fragmented OCR notes on wreckage and recovery efforts

The readable text sketches a messy report about a wreckage scene with mentions of rescue teams and investigators. Names and places are garbled, but imply a search or salvage operation, with references to timing and procedural steps, and a Friday or Thursday timeline amid incomplete phrases.

Littleton Society Notes and Local Notices

Latkhernn Mig and Aay authoritainent WANE Beatten plan a meeting with The Ladins Aid Society to discuss events. Mrs I Vol Franele and Mrs Gavrie Kehberg visit. pneumonia recovery noted for Mrs. F A Durham. The hard times supper netted about $13. R and Mrs W C Paden begin mourning for Ghio.

Littleton Pia Ladins' Aid Society Mra Gavrie Kehberg Loualy JM Mra. F. A. Durham W. C. Paden Ghio

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