Immortality of the Hero Theme Memorial Service at First Presbyterian
Rev. H. W. Reherd delivered a memorial address on Sunday at First Presbyterian Church with Robert Anderson Post G A R and veterans groups as guests. The service featured patriotic hymns, organ and choral performances, and a sermon highlighting heroes of war and peace and the spiritual heroes who follow Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Reberd
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Anderson Post
Company B
W. B.C
Sons of Veterans
John
Knox
Handel
Quartette
Dubbert
Maita Mishler
Guy C. Bland
Warren Froder
Dudley Bucks
Mendelssohn
Mr. Reherd
Washington
Valley Forge
Gettysburg
Missionary Ridge
Christ
Blas Skinner
Waterloo lodge to meet for Third Degree work
Announcements list a called meeting of Waterloo lodge No 108 A F and A M at the Masonic temple Tuesday evening May 31 for Third Degree work. Also social and club gatherings are noted including the Social Circle Tuesday afternoon, the Queen Esther society Tuesday evening, Crescent club Thursday, and Hazel Banton's Sunday school class meeting Tuesday afternoon at 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lodge
A. F
A. m
Masonic Temple
Hazel Banton
Infant Death Mourned by Baum Family in Elmwood Burial
Mr and Mrs Wl Baum mourn the death of their baby born yesterday at 98 Eleventh Street West. The child was buried this morning in Elmwood Cemetery. Besides the parents, there is a fifteen year old daughter Jeasa in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wl. Baum
Eleventh Street
Elmwood Cemetery
Jeasa
Real Estate Pitch for Ward County Farmland Sale 19000 Acres
Real estate investors are urged to buy farming land up to 19,000 acres in Ward county at low prices. The ad promises black foam and clay subsoil, and lists Lyon Land & Lona as sellers. Also seeks experienced sheet metal workers for steady work at J. G. Cherry Co. in Cedar Napies, Ja.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County
Lyon Land & Lona
Bowbelts
N. D
J. G. Cherry Co
Cedar Napies
Married This Afternoon In Sturgis
This afternoon in Sturgis Miss Minta Wise of Waterloo marries Mr. John Taylor who runs a ranch sixty miles from Sturgis and will reside in their new home. Wise accompanies his daughter and visits with Mrs. Ralph Dunham while Miss Wise has been a stenographer to City Auditor R. C. Thompson in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sturgis
Minta Wise
Waterloo
John Taylor
Waterloo Business College
R.C. Thompson
Cutler Hardware Company
Spokann
Spokane
Wasi
T. Place Myers
Lillian Brooks
Lilian Brooks
T. P. Myers
Trinity Episcopal Church
Father Worthing
Jailbreak by Jack Doherty Shocks City Ward
Four year old Jack Doherty escaped from the city jail by prying loose a window grating while in the boys ward. He was recaptured later but bolted again, prompting a citywide search. Police describe him as five seven, 169 pounds, with dark hair and eyes, last seen near railroad tracks. Two other suspects remain detained in connection with the hold up of Mr Slifsgard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Doherty
J.I. Slifsgard
Doherty
Dinneen
Welch
Dewar
Omaha
Slifs
Disis
Slifsgard
Tin Boy
Sycamore Street Property Change Sells for Investment
Hope Martin sold the property at 721 Sycamore Street currently housing a pool and billiard hall to William Kascht for 10,500 dollars. The buyer plans to keep the pool hall for some time. Rumor says Kascht sold his saloon at Fifth Street East and Sycamore Street, but details and buyer are not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope Martin
Sycamore Street
William Kagseht
Kaseht
Tis
William Kascht
Fifth Street
Syramore Street
Family from Eldora moves to Waterloo with Maytag works
Hi J Partisan of ktora located in Waterloo and engaged with the Maytag automobile works. Mr Patti son has rented an apartment in the Brown flat building and will move his family here at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. J. Partisan
Ktora
Waterloo
Maytag Automobile Works
Pattison
Brown Flat
Doxey Erder murder case fills Omaha courtroom
Testimony details Mrs. Doxey allegedly giving arsenic to Erder and manipulating water access. Witnesses describe her threats and insurance plans, with dramatic family scenes and sisterly reunion before the verdict.
Waterloo Beaten by Marshalltown in Golf Match
Waterloo was defeated by Marshalltown in an eighteen-hole golf match held at the Tara course on Monday afternoon. Poor wind and rough greens hampered play. visiting golfers wore unfamiliar attire and proved tougher on the day, with Donnan and Licht among the notable winners for Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Tom Néy
Teva
Chiad
Waterloo Countes
Nussar
Tara
Mayers
Lalal Sentn Weis
Toeat Iayers
A. GG
Wales
Arad Lenede
Stewart
Smith
Boardman
Barr Licht
Hardy Friend
Donnan
Hitedy Fries
Fim
Trond
Earl Bine
Wistetloe
Witerlua
Ithases
Mealy Confined At Home As Illness Lingers
Honorable AL Mealy has been confined to his home for several days with illness. He reportedly showed some improvement this morning and hopes to visit his office during the day. W. C. Munger was downtown Saturday and Sunday, greeting old friends after a minor apoplexy scare but rallied quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fin AL Mealy
Yes
W.C. Miaiger
Munger
Gurtios Achieves Great Aerial Feat
Avowed speed record attempt by Curtiss in New York reaches 147 miles in 2 hours and 50 minutes. Starting from Albany at 7 80 am, he stops near Poughkeepsie for an hour, then flies toward Manhattan tracing above Spuyten-Duyvil. The ambitious flight aims to eclipse prior records with a long distance air journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Glenn PH. Curtiss
Albiaiy
New York City
Howe
Alans
Poughkeepala
Wisteil
Woeful Ones at Bar of Justice During Arraignments
Nine paroled prisoners faced court for drunkenness with Judge Caldwell warning of a long sentence if parole is broken. One man was sent to hospital for inebriates after a 65 day potential term. Other defendants included Elmer Brown fined 25 dollars for drunkenness and resisting an officer, plus multiple fines and short terms for prior offenses and name mix ups. Seven men were held in a gambling raid with two others on bond for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po- View Court
Perry Goodsell
Prank Mallen
Cleveland
Pat O'Woulalan
Cahklwell
Cna
Knoxville
Elmer Brown
Platville
Win
Howard Garrison
Brown
Garrison
Plattville
O'Howrahan
Pil
Will Trueblood
Pat
Caldwell
Trueblood
Mullen
Fermi
Civil War Relics in City Window Displays
Students explore large city stores displaying rare Civil War relics in windows. Flags bunting honor the era. Vetter and Waters shows include General Grant portrait swords from local G A R post army canteens muskets and guns. Notably a sword once carried by Capt Martin Lott and another by Mark of the First Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iean
Vetter and Waters
Gen. Grant
G. A. R. Post
Martin Lott
6Th Iowa Infantry
Mark
U.S. First Cavalry
Cry for Help Sparks Hotel and Restaurant Hiring Drive
The Minneapolis Hotel and Restaurant Keepers' Associationis expanding to hire staff amid a boom in two million dollar hotels and new eateries. An employment agency opens at Northwestern Building room 102-03, 322 Hennepin Ave, to place cooks waitresses and wait staff with reduced- rate lodging offered while seeking positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Hotel and Restaurant Keepers’ Association of Minneapolis
Varese Reading
We AM Employment Agency
Rooma
Northwestern Building
Hennepig Avenue
Whenty
Tri-State
Annex
Northwestern
Wogon
F. E B. Zonne
Commercial Cliair
J.B. Singers
Charles J. Owen
Hotel
Ar Lishon
Patriot Displays Fill City Windows Across Town
A 1805 New York Herald reprint frame shows Lincoln assassination news, while display windows along Main Street feature army accoutrements flags and patriotic decorations. Generous banners drape fronts at Palace Clothing, James Black, Paul Davis, and other shops as public buildings fly Old Glory in the wind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Pres. Lincoln
Danville
Art Frank Bros
James Black
Gen. Grant
Lincoln
Palace Clothing Company
Columbia Theatre
Burch Bros
Court House
Baccalaureate at West High for 36 Graduates
The 1910 West High class of thirty six received the baccalaureate address at Westminster Church by Rev W B Sandford. The service featured a palm and lily decorated church and a pupil choir under Miss Reed. The address urged shaping the mind to conform to the mind of Christ, guiding life and actions through obstacles. Graduation follows next Wednesday at Syndicate theatre. Joseph Kuhns of Chicago visits during Decoration Day at his father J H Kuhns’ Fremont Street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Sandford
Old West High
Westminster, Presbyterian Church
Christ
Syndicate Theatre
Joseph Kuhns
Chicago
J. H. Kuhns
Fremont Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
H.W. Neberd
C. Larson
Crescent Club
Independence Avenue
Society Club
Hews
T. A. Hobson
M. S. Edwards
Procopile
Parkersburg
J. W. Arduckte
W.L. Barrett
Park Avenue East
A. M. Pleece
Fourth Street East
B. F. Burton
Madison
Wis
Jessie
Jeanne Manson
A. BE. Ham
H.W. Brown
J. B. Knowles
Jessie Ryan
Margaret McNamara
Acco Nomia Club
Morence Winn
Leo T. Fordan
St. Paul
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Guy R. Lichty
la Fayette Street
Florence Lichty
Miss Winn
Frank Burton
Marguerite Winn
Forhan
Burton
Andrew Mullarkey
Cedar Falls
M. B
M. RB
Cass
Broadway
K. L. Christian Endeavor
Logan Avenue
Gains Liberty
Eldora
Nemesio
Dora
Doxey
Pagem
Jaielle
Katherine
Mother
Lizzie
Will
Mrs. Connelly
Erder
Annie Grete
Weeoming Street
William Ad. Erder
Jolene
Statler Mary
Lerder
Friedebers
Chat Sin
Collumbus
Neh
Physicho
Ike
Ter Furnitre
Columbis
Ime
White
Cran Kidan
Wider
Mriedeberg
Witer
Rosskopf
Bro Iriedebers
Paul Stelpkrieger
Elizabeth Erder
Friedeberg
William J. Erter
Marstallstowe
Wea la
Gurtios
Albany
Jaane Pisce
BAR OF
Podice Qourt Grist
GAIL
Restory
Vlags
Paul Davis
MR. Sandford
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