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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1910

Page

14

Memorial services and lectures fill Sunday schedule

W R C meets at G A R hall Sunday morning at 10 and 7 in the evening for memorial services at First Presbyterian in the morning and Walnut Street Baptist in the evening. A fine reciter and impersonator, Miss Harkness, appears on the lecture platform at First M E church tonight. A W Galloway returns from Seaton Il with Frank Jones who bought a Waterloo car. they drive to Mr Jones home in the auto.

G. A. R. Hall First Presbyterian Church Walnut Street Baptist Church A. W. Galloway Seaton Frank Jones Waterloo Mr. Jones

Waterloo's Future Promises Rapid Growth for Investors

Waterloo has shown the fastest growth of any Iowa city in the past three years and the outlook for the future is highly promising. The message urges readers to act now to secure profits by buying and promises a demonstration of how to profit from investments.

Iowa

Silver anniversary party at Roeder home in Waterloo

A large group from the German Evangelical Lutheran church visited Mr. and Mrs. Julius Roeder on Lime Street for their silver wedding anniversary. Rev Theodore Wolfram presented a silver chest to the couple as music and visiting filled the evening. Roeder, a vice president of Waterloo Manufacturing, and Emilie Freitag Roeder have two children, Minnie and Arthur.

German Evangelical Lutheran Church Julius Roeder Lime Street Theodore Wolfram Mrs. Roeder Milwaukee Emilie Freitag Waterloo Mr. Roeder Waterloo Manufacturing Company Minnie Roeder Arthur

New Park for the North End in Waterloo

Owners Beeson and Purdy of New York may sell 25 acres east of Fourth Street and Parker Street to the city for a public park after an agreed appraisal and a 20 percent donation from the price. J C Gates and H C Martin spearhead negotiations. the wooded tract near Virden Creek promises baseball and tennis facilities and central northern access via the streetcar line. Troubadours Concert Company performs tonight at First M. E. Church.

J.C. Gates H. C. Martin Messrs. Beeson and Purdy New York Park Commissioners Fourth Street Parker Street Virden Creek North End Messrs Purdy and Beeson Waterloo North Beeson Estates

Aged Bradford Woman 70 Dead in Nashua Area

Nashua Iowa May 28 special Mrs Pomeroy Waite pioneer settler of Bradford passed away at her home at noon Thursday aged 70 She born in Swanton Vermont October 15 1830 married 1851 moved to Bradford 1867 mother of eight surviving children and twenty grandchildren The Nashua high school held graduation with 18 in class and address by Dr F Eastman Also noted were injuries to J W Rezab and ailing Mrs G W Ogbin plus vacancies for a stair builder and a frame-maker.

Nashua Pomeroy Waite Bradford Avis A. Niles Swanton Pomeroy Wakte B. C. Hammond Winfield, Kan J. F. Grawe Waverly Iowa Harold P Hdwin S McCook McCook, Neb Frederick N. Waite Bowdle S. D Mable Dora Waite Her Nashua High School Baptist Church F. ©. Eastman Iowa City Patten J. W. Rezab Ellendale Minn Western Elevator Co G. W. Ogbin Bright

Teachers Are Entertained At Waterloo High School

The West Waterloo high school faculty ladies were guests this morning of Miss Wilson and Miss Lyons at a motor party and luncheon at Mrs Mary J. Miller’s Wellington street home. Seventeen attendees toured Cedar Heights, sang college songs, heard Miss Starr read, and enjoyed an informal social close to the school year.

West Waterloo High School Miss Wilson Miss Lyons Mary J. Miller Wellington Street Cedar Heights Miss Starr Misses Wilson Lyons Miss Ames

Veteran Central engineer Foote dies after stroke

A Cedar Rapids message announced the death of Lou C. Foote, veteran Central engineer, at 12:45 after a paralytic stroke. He was about 65, likely to be buried beside a child in Fairview cemetery. Funeral plans pending, services from Christ Episcopal church or his colleague D. R. Gould’s home, 215 High street. He belonged to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers No. 114 and the Masonic lodge.

Harry Gould Cedar Rapids D. R. Gould Lou. C. Foote Inois Fairview Cemetery Christ Episcopal Church High Street Brotherhood Ofoccomotive Engineers Masonic Lodge

Relics of War at Yetter and Waters

The Yetter and Waters windows feature a notable war relics display honoring Decoration Day. Curated by E S Peterson from Robert Anderson Post and Waterloo collectors, it includes army swords guns canteens a tent and more. Captain M W Lott holds a large collection. the display is praised as one of Waterloo’s best and runs through May 30 with one delivery by Sam H Winkerton.

Yetter & Waters E. S. Peterson Robert Anderson Waterloo M. W. Lott

End of School Year Events and Graduation Plans

The article outlines next week as the close of the school year with a baccalaureate address by Rev. Effie KK. Jones at the Universalist church, no services on Decoration Day, exams midweek, and Friday evening eighth grade graduation in the new manual training auditorium. It also notes commercial graduates securing jobs at the Commercial National Bank and Waterloo Skirt and Garment company, with plans to elevate the department next year.

East Side Effie KK. Jones Universalist Church Ethel Garrabrant Commercial National Bank

Loeffel Couple and Miss Smith Visit High Street Home

Mr and Mrs John Loeffel and Miss Jeannette Smith will spend Decoration Day at the H E Camp home on High street in a local observance.

John Loeffel Jeannette Smith H. E. Camp High Street

The Two Theological Disputants Debate Adam and Eve

A Baltimore American round of argument features one disputant insisting Adam and Eve never existed and another retorting they did. The exchange hinges on who was present and how knowledge of ancient events can be known.

Baltimore American

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