Old Soldiers Honored Sunday in Waterloo Churches
Memorial services across Waterloo featured patriotic addresses by Rev. W. F. Spry and Rev. Lewis P. Kopp, with attendance from G A R posts, Ladies of the G A R, Sons of Veterans, and Iowa National Guards. Special music accompanied meditations on Civil War heroism and national unity. Memorial Day observances continued at Universalist Church with Rev. Patie McCollum Jones, urging daily devotion to ideals born from the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colera
Central Church of Christ
W. F. Spry
Lewis P. Kopp
Song of Veterans Auxiary
Absolum
David
Cire of Christ
Xu Koon
Manyaraldar
Mur|ray
Mr. Kopp
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Rockford News Briefs Highlight Local Deaths and Events
Mrs. C A Crocker dies at 79 after twenty years confined. Marriages include My. Wolmey Nash and Miss Gladys Kinney. Rockford visits note trips to Osage, Clinton, Charles City, Burlington, Chicago, Waterloo, Mason City, and Glenville. Memorial sermon set for May 26. graduating exercises May 31 at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
C. A. Crocker
My. Wolmey Nash
Gladys Kinney
E. Briggs
Osage Ln
Fullerton
GO. Mitchell
Clinton
Congregational Churches
Charles City
N. A. Fullerton
Rochester
P. Carrott
Chicago
J. L. Mitchell
Greene
Wim. Smyth
Leonard
W. E. Johnson
Yenrich
Leslie Hoadley
Waterloo
K. of P. School of Instruction
C. F. Lorenz
Harry Johnson
Floyd County
Burlington
E. H. Moore
Glenville
Alvnn
Burnett
Opera House
W. F. Bouldin
Cattle Die of Strange Malady In Orange Township
Seven cattle died and others sick in a herd of forty in a pasture northwest of San Souci park. Veterinarians Dr McKellar and Drs Scott believe forage poisoning likely, as the owners M D Knopp James Butterfield Ira Keough Dan Shank and T Hamner reported. A cow died and another ran in circles before dying. five more were found dead in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Souci Park
McKellar
Autos Needed for Veterans Memorial Day Parade
Members of Robert Anderson Post No. OS G ALR seek auto donations or vehicle use for Memorial Day activities. Commander J H Bronson urges interested owners to contact First National Bank building or write by week’s start. Past members seek parade participation. attendees invited to Majestic Theatre Friday May 31 in courtesy of local GAR and WOCR groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Post
J. H. Bronson
First National Bank
H. Bronson
G. A. RL
Majestic Theatre
Lindseg
W. OR. CL
Baccalaureates Sunday Evening Inspire Waterloo Graduates
The Waterloo high schools held baccalaureate sermons at the First M. E. and First Presbyterian churches. Rev. W. B. Sandford spoke on Opportunity and the Gifts of Youth, urging use of youth’s freedom and ambition. Rev. Ed win H. Lanham preached Life Lines, stressing high ideals, emigration success, and the danger of early divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
M. E
First Presbyterian
W. B. Sandford
Westminster Church
Edwin H. Lanham
County Prisoner Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Harry dei, held in the county jail on a charge of receiving stolen property, was taken to Presbterkin hospital Saturday night for an appendicitis operation. He had complained of pain and the sheriff moved him to the hospital about 11 o clock. Reports say he is resting and will likely recover soon.
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Nettle Miller
Cedar Falls
Platt
Hoxie
E. F. Feely
Tick Boka
Sheriff Shores
Leighton
Dick Boka
Boka
Aquor
Boys’ Industrial School
Eldora
Grandy Center
Hicks
Harry Dei
Presbterkin Hospital
Funeral set for Mrs. Zellhoefer at Evangelical church
Funeral services for Mrs. George Zellhoefer will be held at 2 30 PM tomorrow from the Evangelical Association church with Rev L W Beck in charge. Relatives and Iowa conference members arrive, including Rev J M Zellhoefer and Mrs James Blanchan. Miss Cora Zellhoefer and W H Langlas also arrived. Dr and Mrs Chester Zellhoefer of Clarksville are present. Park Commission offers 10 reward for info on vandalism at park. incident involves pump handles caps and locks. Park Board Sec W W McFarlane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zellhoefer
Evangelical Association Church
L. W. Beck
Iowa
Mr. Zellhoefer
Buford
Colo
J. M. Zelhoefer
Leroy
James Blanchan
Grand Junction
Cora Zellhoefer
W. H. Langlas
Chester Zellhoefer
Clarksville
Park Commission
Park Board
W. W. McFarlane
Orange farm bought at 167 per acre in Orange township
Will S. Brown, longtime renter on the Cyrug Lentz farm near Eagle Center road, purchased 160 acres for 167 an acre totaling 26720 dollars. The former owner and his son Will Lentz reside in Waterloo, with the elder Lentz having spent the winter in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will S. Brown
Cyrug Lentz
Eagle Center Road
Orange Township
Mr. Brown
Orange
Waterloo
Will Lentz
San Diego
Los Angeles
Mr. Lentz
California
Farewell for Rev Father Hanley at Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart parish bade farewell to Rev Father J J Hanley at a 10 30 am high mass with large turnout including non Catholics A class of forty seven received first communion amid white dresses roses and formal attire Father Hanley announced his departure to Independence and Dubuque to assume duties as pastor and vicar general at St Patrick's and the diocese He thanked donors and church workers and noted the choir’s gratuitous services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hanley
Sacred Heart Church
Father Hanley
Sacred Heart
Independence
Father O'Dowd
Dubuque
St. Pat
Rick
D. J. Lenihan
Waterloo
T. J. McEillcott
Father McElott
Presbyteria Hospital
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph Church
E. J. Slatter
Father Slattery
T. W. Drumm
Former Pastor Preached Here at Homecoming Service
Rev. George F. Holt now leads a Riverside California Baptist church preached at his first pastorate, First Baptist Church in Waterloo. He noted his beginnings, marriage there, and birth of his first child. He spoke of homecomings and the Walnut Street Baptist growth, describing church mergers with Free Will Baptists from the east side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Holt
Large Baptist Church
Riverside
Tt First Baptist Church
Bor
Waterlo
Mr. Holt
Walnut Street
Big Excursion to Canada Organized by Jam Gardiner Co
Announcement of a group trip to Canada scheduled for Tuesday June 4. The Jam Gardiner Co invites interested travelers to arrange berth reservations at their Waterloo Iowa office, First Floor First N a tonal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Juaies Gardince Co
Nasonal Bidg
Waterioo
Iowa
Jam Gardiner Co
Waterloo
Towa
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America
Bronson
Edwin
H. Lanham
West Side
L. P. Kopp
Ralph Mason Hix
Quartette Choir
Milton Myers
Rosetta Olson
Mr. Sandford
Tanham
Lanham
First Presbyterian Phareh
Lor Lanham
Have
Voung
Children of
Ficer
T. Z. McEliott
Presbyterian Hospital
Sherwood
Chas. Sherwood
East Fourth Street
Waterloo Interurban
Blowers
Linden
Secy. & Treas
Iowa-Dakota Land CO
Oucrth Street
Prone
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