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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1915

Page

3

Town Criers Plan to Attend Nations Meeting

Merchants and farmers exchange views on buying power at Waterloo meeting. More than 40 percent of goods sold to rural residents, with Criers discussing national advertising trends and a Chicago convention. Senator Savage of Adair spoke, Maynard chaired, and committee members recruited delegates.

Adelud Commercial Club Waterloo R. Hutcheson United States E. J. Weller Chicago Maynard Maynard Werc Kiester Berman Lefkawits National Association of Advertsers C. Savage Adair

Shady Grove Visit and Local Social News

May 21 reports Mrs Dan Peek visiting her sister Mrs T F Cantry in Waterloo. Couples A J Mount and Will Hilton attended Independence. Lujolf buys a piano. L Ochlerts family guests in Waterloo. Bert Burnell home hosts visitors from Jesup and Waterloo. Fred Stuma entertained Spring Church Aid with 55 ladies present. Kenney and Allten attend aunt Mrs Robertson funeral in Jesup.

Shady Grove Dan Peek T. F. Cantry Waterloo A. J. Mount Will Hilton Independence Ik Lujolf James Cook Fred Stuma Aid Society of the Spring Church J.B. Kenney Qeen Allten Robertson Jesup

Obituary for J. J. Van Meter in Aplington

An obituary from Aplington notes the passing of Tong Jin J Van Meter at 78. He had been ill for some time and was mostly housebound in the last six months. The item mentions May 20 and references W W Martin of Waterloo and J J Van Meter funeral services in recent days.

Aplington A. P. van Meter Ore- Bon Wis W. W. Martin Waterloo J. J. van Meter Tong-Jin J. van Meter Ehly Lewis Jefferson

Van Meter Family Pioneer Dies After Long Illness

Van Meter born in Deerfield November 22 1826 lived in Wiota Lafayette County Wisconsin before moving to Aplington Iowa in 1887. He married Martha Ann Martin and raised six children before his death leaving a widow a brother three more children and several grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev Bommel of Kirkersburg with burial at Parkerburg.

van Meter Deerfield Wiota la Fayette County Wis Martha Ann Martin Aplington Lage T ‘Nis A. P. van Meter Crenan James C Iowa Falls Thomas J Apington H. M. Benedict Minneapolis

Waterlay social notes and local greetings teased

Winslow residents report a small social week with visits from Genevieve Cortrieh of Waterlay and Mrs Leverton at Red Weal convention. Waterlay events include a Monday gathering for Mrs Newell and Waterloo guests noting shared hospitality and casual neighbors.

Newell

City in Brief and Local Notices in Jesup Area

A patchwork of brief items reports weddings, funerals, hospital stays, and community events. Notes include Mrs. Robertson's Jesup funeral attended by Miss Mery Jierner, and Do bson and Taylor's hospital statuses at Presbyterian. Ruth Ford hosts a birthday party in Cedar Heights, while F. E. Wilkins returns to Mapleton due to his wife’s illness. Kilne Guy plans a Grand Island move, and Pred Austin notes a speedway progress near Chicago. Clerks of Woods Millinery hosted a dinner for Will Brown's Logan avenue circle.

Mery Jierner Ll. Robertson Jesup Willard L. Dobson Presbyterian Hospital John Taylor Washington John Doland Joseph Ruth Ford Cedar Heights F. E. Wilkins Mapleton Minn Sixth Street Wilking Elizabeth Bess J. W. Regs Kilne Guy Grand Island Neb Dora Kern Edwards Street Austin Finois Central Chicago Woods’ Millinery Shop Will Brown Logan Avenue

False alarm at Cottonwood hotel fire call

Firemen rushed to the Cottonwood hotel on Fourth Street east this morning after a call warning of a blaze. The chimney was burning out but no damage or danger remained when crews arrived.

Cottonwood Hotel Fourth Street East

Also Mentioned on This Page

Town Criers Winslow Buchanant T. Harrington Third Avenue West Independent Meat Co Phone 520 Milan Marie Straffer RED Cross Drug CO Sycamore Street J.K. Joder & Son West Fourth St Wells-Randall Co West Fourth Street Scane’s Commercial Street Rloo Maar Men's Store East Fourth Street P. P. P. Basket Grocery Co East Fifth and van Camp’s Hominy WPPP Basnet Grocery Cy Hositeter East 5 Sygamore Sts Waterloo, Iowa
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