Memorial Sunday services honor veterans at two churches
Annual memorial observance for GA R Spanish War American Legion and allied groups to be held tomorrow at First Baptist Church at 11:00 AM and Walnut Street Baptist at 7:50 PM Rev Cisde J Askins and Rev D J Furser to deliver sermons Veterans Sons of Veterans and women auxiliaries to assemble at Memorial Hall 10:30 AM and 7:00 PM respectively for processions A Souvenir program outlines the morning order of service with hymns readings and anthems including Just Before the Battle Mother Oh Captain My Captain and The Star Spangled Banner
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GA. R
First Baptist Chuch
Memori
Walnut Street
Askins
Roland G. Taren
J. Askins
Jesson
C.J
Clarence Wise
Mr. Wise
Merle Witteman
Circle 7
Asiens
Star Spangial Banner
Body of Pvt Corwin Reaches Lawn City After Dying in France
The body of Pvt Lyell Corwin, son of Mr and Mrs William Corwin of Mount Vernon township, arrived in Lawn City from overseas. He served in the 352nd Infantry, 88th Division, died October 20 1915 of pneumonia at a French hospital, and was buried in Belfort Des Mobiles cemetery. No funeral plans yet. letters had ceased and Red Cross had notified kin.
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Cedar Falls
Prt
Lyell Corwin
Pvi
Dodge
Eighty-eighth Division
France
Rethenans Hospital
Des Mobiles
Belfort
Young Corwin
England
Ainry Jhro
Butler County Red Cross
Military Services to Be Sunday for Clarksville Men
Clarksville residents mourn two locally buried soldiers who died in France. Arthur Dicke, son of Mrs Lena Spier, will be buried at Pleasant Water Church after a prayer at his mother's home. Clayton Klimetob’s services are at the Methodist church at 1 46 p m with interment in Linnoog cemetery. The choir was taken to his sister Mrs L E West’s home.
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Clarksvile
Spcial—Military Rr
Clarksville
France
Arthur Dicke
Lena Spier
Pleasant Water
At & P
Clayton Klimetob
Cho Cho health clown delights Waterloo students
Cho Cho the health clown performed before nearly 2000 Water- east grade school students at east high auditorium for over two hours. Miss Manonette Bell and Miss Clara M Sutter arranged the visit with support from the Waterloo Woman's club, board of education, Greater Waterloo association, and Motor Trades bureau for transportation and supervision.
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Cho-Cho
East
East High
Kent
Cho- Cho
Manonette RB
Bell
East School
Waterloo Youngstore
Clara M. Sutter
Waterloo Woman's Club
Board of Education
Miss Bell
Greater Waterloo, Association
Motor Trades Bureau
W. B. Nauman
A. G. Sawyer
Woman's ,Club
Annouzice Prizes Announce Scout Poster Contest Winners
Frank C. McGinley won senior division first prize of 15 dollars and Wallace Lee took junior division first. Second prizes went to Maurice Nugent and Le Roy Junger with a third prize to Earl Staley. Prizes were funded by Waterloo Service and Engraving company and Morris Plan Bank respectively.
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Frank C. McGinley
Knoll Avenue
Wallace Lee
Cortlandt Street
Maurice Nugent
Randolph Street
Waterloo Service and Engraving Company
LeRoy Junger
Denver Street
Earl Staley
Independence Avenue
Morris Plan Bank
Meryle Brown
Florence Mathes
Hach
William Schuttes
Leslie Lewis
V. Jd. Rechtfertig
Central States Automobile Association Clarified
A clarification notes that the Central States Automobile Association is a business entity with representatives in many cities. E W Schwietert, district manager, lives in Waterloo. The notice states the group conducts legitimate business and should not be described as engaging in irregular activities.
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Central States Automobile Associaon
E. W. Schwietert
Waterloo
Births Reported From Local Townships
Mr and Mrs James J Holdiman Bennington township welcomed a daughter on May 26. Mr and Mrs Roy Wheeler Lester township celebrated a son Alin Roy on May 23. Mr and Mrs George H Spaulding U7 Eleventh street welcomed a daughter Evangeline Lucile on May 19.
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James J. Holdiman
Bennington Township
Roy Wheeler
Lester Township
Alin Roy
George H. Spaulding
Evangeline Lucile
Foley Kidney Pills Ad From Shenandoah Couple
A Shenandoah couple Mr and Mrs Andrew Comer describe relief from rheumatism backache and arm pain after using Foley Kidney Pills. They report less nighttime need to wake and improved back strength with continued use. Sold everywhere.
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Andrew Comer
Shenandoah
Sha
Foley
Y Community Work Succeeds
More than 600 people attended four community meetings under the Y M C A this week at St. Pauls M E Union Congregational African M E and Northminster Presbyterian churches. A Railroad Y M C A meeting was postponed to Tuesday at 7 30 pm with weekly gatherings planned at outlying churches through summer and August into winter. Clare Heald led the effort with assist ants W F Huxford and Carl Kirkpatrick. C W Dewer provided piano.
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St. Paul's M. E
Union Congregational
Clare Heald
R. Clare Heald
Mr. Heald
W. F. Huxford
Carl Kirkpatrick
Michigan
Waterloo
C. W. Dewer
R. G Heald
Hig Tromne
Forfeits $4 Check Leads to Big Trouble
News notes a petty $4 bad check escalating to serious trouble. W. J. O Ne O Ne O Neil was arrested in Des Moines after officers searched him on a charge of issuing a false check for $4 cashed by a local merchant and later declared worthless.
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O'Neil
Des Moines
Foley's Honey and Tar relieves bronchial trouble
A reader testimonial from John G. Hekking of Passaic describes rapid recovery from acute bronchial trouble after using Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad claims relief for coughs colds and croup and notes the product loosens phlegm clears passages eases hoarseness and tickling throats.
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Foley
John G. Hekking
Bond Forfeited After Failure to Appear in Iowa Hearing
A bond of 3100 was forfeited after the defendant failed to appear for a preliminary hearing. The judge ordered rearrest if found. The suspect, Neil, was later located in Boone, Iowa, prompting bailiff J N Sweitzer to pursue. He faces added costs and possible heavy fine or jail. County Attorney French cited more similar checks. Federal Reserve head to address state bankers.
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Neil
Boonee
J. N. Sweitzer
French
Bankers Association to Host W P G Harding Iowa June 7 9
W P G Harding governor of the federal reserve bank will appear on the first day program at Des Moines to discuss a proposal for congress to create a 100 million dollar revolving fund for long term cattle and agricultural loans. The plan responds to farmer credit demands and aims to aid Iowa, a leading agricultural state.
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Bankers’ Association
Des Moines
W. P. G. Harding
Federal Reserve Bank
Congress
Iowa
Harding
Federal Reserve Banks
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