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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1912

Page

10

Catholics Unite to Urge Catholic-Run Theater Movement

New York reports a national Catholic theater plan endorsed by Cardinal Farley seeks to eradicate immoral drama. A nationwide committee would form city civic groups under bishops to supervise parishes and fund approved plays while expanding influence through New York first.

New York National Catholic Theater Movement Cardinal Farley Pius X Daughters of the Faith Eliza O’b. Lummis United States Canada Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Cardinal O'Connell Boston Riordan San Francisco Newark Sioux City Iowa Richmond Bismarck N. D National Committee Mary Anderson Navarro Elizabeth Marbury Mary Anderson

Woman editor sues new state senator in Iowa

Bertha J. Bowers editor of the Creston Daily Plain Dealer sues Charles Choman newly elected state senator for defaming her. She seeks 20600 damages claiming he dodged her questions on the Shankland bill and sent a threatening telegram after an editorial alleging he favors saloon interests. Attorney James Bull represents her.

Creston Bertha J. Bowers Creston Daily Plain Dealer Charles Choman

Permanent roads discussed at Floyd County Auto club meeting

Floyd County Automobile club in Rudd focused on permanent good roads and rapid work to maximize King dragging efficiency. The AAA affiliated county club plans its annual meeting in Charles City November 18 with 150 delegates expected and speakers including James A. King. A Servian boarding house raid led to Tudor Kudovich being bound over to the grand jury. Milwaukee depot officials said a brick station would not be built. a wooden depot is planned and a remonstrance petition was framed by city leaders.

Charles City Floyd County Automobile Club Rudd Floyd A. W. Robeson King County Club James A. King Hart-Parry Company Servian Tudor Kudovich Kudovich Grand Jury Wooden Depot Milwaukee Depot Fitzgerald

Local Social Notes Highlight Tripoli Community Life

Fred Webling recovers from a run away injury while Norman Adrian visits from Omaha and Chris Blekum assists as barber. Dances at the new opera house continue weekly throughout winter. Visitors include Flora Bodeker and Mrs. Cecelia Weeber from Waverly. Community members travel to New York City and Denver for outings. Buck Creek church marks its 26th anniversary as local families attend.

Trippeli Fred Webling Chris Blekum Minnesota Hildebrandt Schop Norma Adrian Omaha C. A. Stewart New Opera House Flora Bodeker Waverly Cecelia Weeber C. E. Prestien Fred Prestien W. H. Notdorf Waterloo Cedar Falls Chas. Piegers F. W. Bull Erna Buck Creek Church Frank Koch Sumner Will Behroeder H. Hy Neverman

Family visitors gather across Wa verly and nearby towns

Fred Petera and wife drove to Wa verly Sunday to visit friends and relatives. Leo Brenzel and wife came from Waverly Sunday to visit Mr. Prestien. A number of relatives were present to celebrate Mrs. F Schuldt’s birthday Sunday.

Fred Petera Waverly Leo Brenzel Mr. Prestien

Obituary and social notices from Clarksville section

The Clarksville area reports numerous visits and relocations. D Pieckmann moves into the farm he bought from James Carr. Mrs. Ephemis Gabby Newman, born 1843 in Washington County Pennsylvania, dies at 5:30 am November 2 1912 with funeral at the M E Church.

Malon Detra Sterling Walter Goodhue Vinton Chas, Mallow Webester City Mrs. Long Tracey Hodsdon Cedar Falls Presbyterian Church Frank MccCrery Carl Davis Basher and McCartney Waterloo Reba Kelly Fred Barr HB. Kelly Ephemis Gabby Newman Washington County Penn M. EB. Church Smith Lymunwood Hiram Newman O. W. Heiserman West Union Fred M. Newman Presho Frank Clarksville Granville Vienna

Allis on and area residents share news and events

A Monday closing transfers ownership of the W. J. Hunt residence to Frank Y. W. Hill while M. $8. Kester becomes owner of the farmer M. Kester home. A New Stratford party visits Allison. local social notes include visits by Mrs. J. Bh. Hill of Mason City and others. Archbishop Keane confirms sixteen at the Catholic Church with several visiting priests. Community notices cover birthdays, favors to Mrs. Stevenson, Epworth League meeting, and local travel. County results list Taft, Wildaear, Roosevelt and Clarke tallies. sheriff and coroner re-elected. jail tax defeated. Postmaster exam planned for Bristow. various visits and winter plans noted. Bazaar and bake sale announced at First Presbyterian.

New Startford Mra A. L. Webster Mre W. M. Lewis Mins Anna Qvaennia Floyd Moore Sper Allison W. Kostern J. Bh. Hill Mason City Misa Blanche Crain Paul HR. Burroughs G. H. Cheever Waterloo Nellie Weires Bernard Weires Fred Weires Joseph Weires Verena Buroker Agnes Buereker Levi Flynn Leolynn Willard Flynn Mamie Allan Emmett Allan Peter Ibert Margaret Ebert Marie) Dailey PF. Dlasier N. KH. Kester Francis Greene Clear George Stevenson Helen Waverly D. Stevenson Butler County Taft Wildaear Roosevelt Clarke Dunn Stevens Pickett Connolly Leach Thomas J. Shafer W. Burroughs G. M. Graig California Catherine McGee Song John Lambert McGee L. J. Rogers New Hartford Butler County Board of Supervisors R.H. Waugh Narkeville E. Lehman W. E. Dawson Bristow Civil Service Laws Eber Shepard Trivia Bremer County Edwards Clarksville W.€. Shephard

Newnan Family Pioneer Resident Dies in Clarksville

Amram Newnan and her husband settled in Clarksville in 1862 and made it their home. She died in her sleep from heart trouble after two years of illness.

Amram Newnan Clarksville

Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna Ad

An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe laxative and bowel cleanser for stomach liver and bowels. It contrasts it with harsher purgatives like calomel pills salts and cascara and urges readers to ask for the genuine California Fig Syrup Company product.

California Fig Syrup Company

Free Medicine Offer Promises Cure For Kidney Bladder Rheumatism

A physician pledges to give away ten thousand dollars worth of a claimed cure for kidney and bladder troubles and rheumatism. He invites sufferers to send symptoms and addresses to receive a free box, prepaid, with full directions, and promises a free medical book.

Uaa Shell Tolllows T. Frank Lynott Deagan Lan

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