Pioneer James Van Duyn Dies After Long Illness
James Van Duyn a Hawkeye State native who moved to Waterloo and later California died after a prolonged illness. He was born in New York and married Mary Sayles in 1840. the couple settled in Iowa and later relocated to California. Surviving relatives include George Van Duyn and Nellie Downing, with funeral arrangements to be held in San Wiese and San Wase.
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James W. van Cluyn
San Dens
Cal
van Duyn
Towa
Vain
Avia
Mary de Sayles
Eaklurners
Unt
Henton
Thie
Waterloo
Heaton Cautty Barin
Agit
Ufe
Hank Wang
Edo
Vain Dasa
la Porte
Local Fraternal and Club Meetings Posted for This Week
Various notices announce special meetings and gatherings: St Josephs court No 868 holds a balloting meeting at Whopafi hall this evening. T M Waterloo hive No 22 schedules a meeting at the ALO I hall for important business. East Side Crochet Club changes meeting to Thursday afternoon with Mrs W Hill on Edwards Street. No 46h hosts Tricdhir session at Root Cl haus esday event. Bible class and youth tournaments noted. Masonic temple work and visiting campaigns invited. ALP and AL Moe hold on call communication at Musnie Temple Tuesday 1:30 pm with lunch to follow. Decoration Day planned for Thursday. various West Side stores advertise.
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St. Joseph’s Court
T. M
Waterloo Hive
ALO. i. We
East Side
W. Hill
Ead
City in Brief from Waterloo Region and Surrounds
Reports from Waterloo and nearby towns note visitors and social events. Rabe of Charles City and families in Waterloo for weekend business and friendship visits. Officials discuss county zone improvements and bridges at an adjourned session. Weather and river conditions rise in Cedar. Various residents travel, recover from illness, or attend funerals and social functions.
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Thnothy Mahoney
Vatue
Waterloo West
Oelwem
CR. McDougall
Oelwein
Hfe
S01
Washington Street
Mauley’s Home Run Wins for Jaya Jays
Ottumwa defeats Waterloo 4 to 3 as Mauley belts a fifth inning homer for the Jays. Andrews, manager from Waterloo, is ejected after a protest over a safe call on White stealing third, with Norvold and Siglin contributing key hits.
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Ottumwa
Andrews
Genfa
Waterloo
Arnold Murray
Dee
Arnold
White
Norvold
Hlenner
Sheldon
Sigm
Hill
Holmes
Sign
Ackland
Tosa
McAnney
Sigtha
Jlaimes
Ottumwa'e
Norvell
Evans
Thomas
Walsh
McaAuley
Jays
Kensel
Hruska
Seneff
Pudor
Rosa
Tink
Bastian
Ross
McAuley
Hollenbeck
F Hill
Siglin
O Holmes
Ashland
Brenner
F&f
Keener
Home Tun
Norvald
McAu
Memorial Service Held at Y W C A by Christ Episcopal Hostesses
Reapers at the Y W C A conducted a memorial day service with music by Miss Ethel Garra brant and readings by Miss Inez Briatol and Miss Ivy Eggleston. Young women of Christ Episcopal church served as social hour hostesses.
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Ethel Garra‘brant
Inez Briatol
Ivy Eggleston
Christ Episcopal Church
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James van Duyn
San Dieg
Hawkeye Stater
New York State
Sinsard Rrs
West Side
Alvertise
LC. Rabe
Charles City
George Mc Dayne
Fairbank
Jenest Brandhurst
Tudison
Frhaids
Wo J
Mendenhall Ot
Musneapolis
Bergue
Beport
Tits Huty
Yan Nis Wily East
Elzabeth Lehmeiin
Esther Crahan
Agnes Snyder
Outh Cillark
Monith Johnson
St. Francis Hospital
Jolson
Ernest EL Johnson
Ralph Dr. Shennan
Sherman
Jesup
Tetris
Bene Santa
Vallatraiso University
Vilpar- Hisd
Justice
Ruins
James M. Danks
Iro O
Auburn
Ada Huth Furry
Preaport
Bert Bunker
Os- Kaloosa
Tow. Himphrey
O. EK
Mazard
Tutton
Ned
Woumphrey
Mumphrey
Spaulding
Daunghter
OR. A. Dunkelberg
Waver_ ‘iy
Knights of
Board of Education
Waterloo East
Sgt
Charles W. Kline
Miss Day of
Sidney Simon
Chicago
Clara Gosselin
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Cora Kindall
Quawa It
John J. Elwood
Vine Street
Windall
Palace Theatre
Sycamore Street
Brewster’s
Edward Abeles
Hiawatha
Edwin Abeles
Mauley
Jaya
Sheldon and
Insing
Machinery & Supply Co
THE
Tool People
West Fifth Street
Kodsk
R. A. Sweet
Baltimore
Cay
Ley
Blenner
Pitcher
Murray
Reapers
Security Storage Co
Brussels
Mulberry Street
Sherwood
East Fourth Street
Button
Lace
West Fourth
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