Missionary lecturer voices need for a New America
Mrs. D B Wells of Chicago spoke to a large Waterloo audience at the First Congregational church under the Interdenominational Missionary Society. Her talks centered on The New America and The King's Business with notes on freedom loyalty and fraternity. additional lectures outlined for today and tomorrow covered Christ's service and immigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Wells
Chicago
First Congregational Church
F. 8. Pettit
Interdenominational Missionary Society
Rachel Jones
Wella
America
Russia
Italy
Winthrop Social Notes and Birth Announcement
Winthrop Iowa items report a November 6 birth of twin boys to John Callan and wife, plus a busy week of travel visits, dance at Fraternal hall, and numerous residents and guests from Waterloo Dubuque Independence Manchester and Jesup with several to Dubuque and Chicago trips. A farewell Congregational church service and upcoming construction of a new church building are noted.
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Winthrop
John Callan
Carl Yeager
Waterloo
George Thom
J. Mulford
Dubuque
Fred Dennien
Frank Leslie
Denver
Colo
M. A. Dunlap
W. E. Kretz
Adrian Merrill
Baby
3. B. Ryan
Lana
Irene Peterson
Misses Arley
Gladys Higman
Elmer Kortemeyer
Aurora
Della Hearn
Old Congregational Church
Fred Wing
Central City
Fred Thompson
George Spangler
Chicago
Henry Lord
Manchester
Mary Lane
Frank Hearn
John Reidy
Mayme McClernon
Independence
Mildred Fuckenger
Greene Community Notes Highlight Visits and Local Events
Greene on November eight reports several visits and personal moves. George Perry and Charles City guest, A. N. Morfend conducts business, Miss Edna McVey returns with mother, Elva Reeve visits from Cedar Rapids, and Lou Corbett recovers from illness in Mason City. A cemetery tool house break is noted, a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Gene Montgomery, and fifty new books added to the public library.
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Carrie Loesbe
Nashua
F. L. Mabee
Washington, D. C
St. Paul
F. D. Mabee
Leon Flora
Peter Smith
Rose Hill Cemetery
Elva Reeve
Cedar Rapids
F. Blasier
Lous Corbett
Mason City
Musical Union
Methodist
Gene Montgomery
Call
Osage
Stuart McRoberte
Albia Tuseday
Mont
A. Thomas
Greene Public Library
George Wilman
Buffalo
N. Y
Reuben Wilson
City Council To Hold Evening Session
The city council will meet in regular session this evening with no business of major importance planned. The finance committee meets this afternoon to review bills for tonight and to discuss the city’s financial situation. Dr. Benjamin Everall spoke at the YMCA boys meeting yesterday on how habits of the average boy affect health. The largely attended gathering showed growing interest and helpful discussions aimed at keeping youths on the right path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Everall
Dewey Politically Quiet as Mayoral Hopes Rise
Rumors place Councilman R. M. Dewey of the Second ward as a potential mayoral candidate. Dewey refused to comment, saying he would wait for further developments. Socialists organized last week and may nominate a candidate, with a vigorous spring campaign anticipated.
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R. M. Dewey
Second Ward
Dewey
Wouncilman
Mr. Dewey
Clarence Good seeks divorce from Emma Good in Iowa file
Clarence E Good sues Emma C Good for divorce claiming she deserted him June 22 1906 after their Oct 28 1905 marriage at Vinton He seeks custody and asks no alimony or property claim noted in the record Edna Rogers seeks divorce from George E Rogers filed after Aug 1 1904 Manchester alleging cruel treatment They mention two children aged 3 and 4 and Edna asks $500 alimony plus half interest in a $2500 personal estate The Greek native Eleni A Ageladas and Aristidis Ageladas have a dismissed divorce action and an injunction dissolution was granted
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Clarence E. Good
Emma C. Good
Vinton
Edna Rogers
George E. Rogers
Manchester
Greece
Eleni A. Ageladas
Aristidis Ageladas
Embroidery as Fashion Through Nero’s Time Offers Bargain Kit
Embroidery rises as a social staple from Nero’s era to today with luxury status. The Waterloo Evening Courier promotes a cheap offer delivering a free booklet and hoop, aiming to reach both humble homes and mansions. Watch for further details and future announcements. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to local business supporters of Lacosta Concert, the Kimball greenhouse, and T. S. Parsons for concert arrangements.
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Nero
Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Lacosta
Kimpall
Parsons
Ringlings in Winter Quarters
George Tardy, longtime Ringling Brothers animal department attache, reports from Baraboo Wisconsin that the circus group is in winter quarters after a season with little rain. He recalls losses in Texas and Louisiana, notes new furnaces and repainting, and says he enjoys reading the home paper while awaiting the Courier.
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George Tardy
Ringling Brothers
Baraboo
Wis
Tardy
Okmulgee
Okla
Texas
Louisiana
Nouston
Beaumont
Lake Charles
Alexandria
Tyler
Animal Department
Los Angeles
Cal
J.B. Vouns
Will
Roy
Courier
Christ's Return Emphasized By Evangelist Lecture
Evangelist G R McNay argued Christ will return in a visible, tangible form. He cited scripture to claim ascent to heaven and a future return in like manner, with every eye seeing Him. Lectures next week will cover signs in heaven and earth, with services at Federal Hall on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday at 8 PM.
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Christ
G. R. McNay
Idle Institute
Paul
Evangelist
Federal Hall
West Side Post Office
Married Bliss Not Enduring in Floyd Robinson Suit
Floyd Robinson, married in the city April 21, 1910 to Miss Margaret Teisinger, files for divorce alleging cruel treatment and adultery. One child, Nadyne Mobinson, seeks custody. Complaint cites neglect at home, nagging, travel, and a July 28 Marion visit with another man. Robinson notes rent, sale of refrigerator, child-care handoff, and a two month departure for recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Robinson
Margaret Teisinger
Nadyne Mobinson
Robinson
Marion
Tie
Coal dealers seek city scale reforms in Waterloo
Acting for many Waterloo coal dealers, J A Young of Young Coal Co will present a petition at tonight’s council meeting. It calls for condemnation of independent city scales in disrepair and demands monthly tests of all twenty four public weighing scales. It seeks a 4000 pound test weight to replace the current 1000 pound standard and lists ten coal dealers supporting the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. A. Young
Young Coal Company
DPE
J. E. Webb
Mr. Young
Jesup Pastor Resigns Charge from Local Presbyterian Church
Jesup Iowa November 10 special Rev J C Irvine resigns after six years as pastor of the Presbyterian church and will accept a call to Bellevue. He came to Jesup in 1907 and during his tenure church membership doubled. Local citizens urge the through train to stop at 2580 pm, discussions with Tilels Central officials yielded encouragement.
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Jesup
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Irvine
Bellevue
Irvine
the Tilels
Many Would Go To Fight Huerta In Waterloo enlistment drive
Waterloo residents show strong support for anti Huerta actions as Company L of the Town National Guard reports increasing enlistment requests. New members may prompt shifts and some delinquent attendees could be dropped. Fines and arrests arise from a local disorderly conduct case and a drunk arrest wave with only half appearing in court. A post al service color change is ordered with red and black markings on equipment. Postmaster reminders urge proper stamping of rural mail letters to ensure postage.
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Mexico
Egent
Woodrow Wilson
William J. Uryan
Huerta
Republic
National Guard
Stanley Gregowski
Kelly
Burnson
Post Office Orders Vehicle Paint Scheme Change
Postmaster M. W. Kelly today received an order from the Washington post office department directing that all vehicles in the postal service shall be painted in a specified scheme. The directive signals a nationwide branding move affecting delivery fleets and related operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M., W. Kelly
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Postal Service
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