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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1918

Page

13

Warm-hearted aunts praised in Othan to rescues

Kilchoman on Islay hosted five rescued American soldiers from the Otranto disaster. A devoted circle led by the Rev Donald Grant and Mrs Isabelle MacIntyre fed and sheltered the survivors, with locals including shepherd McPhee aiding in rescue efforts. Red Cross later replenished supplies as troops praised island goodwill.

Bridgend Island of Islay Scotland Associated Press Ostranto Kilchoman Donald Grant Isabelle MacIntyre McPhee Ronald John Red Cross United States Otranto Kashmir United States Army Hugh Morrison Lady Mary Army David “MacTagegart MacTaggart Keyward Meac- Taggart Kilchiaran Londonderry Andrew Stevenson Sarah Wyland Alex MacMillan Jeanie Willen Rob, Lawson Mary N. Clarke Flora MacAlpin Iss Euphemie Currie Donald Gillespie Hector Macfadyen Kate Clark Ronald MacLugash Mars MacIntyre Tusania Turnbull Constabulary Argyll

City in Brief: Local War News and Arrivals

A compendium of local wartime updates includes overseas notices for Bradley and Westcott livery workers, Kilgore family, and Hattery son, plus air and naval service reports. Citizens receive hospital, training, and furlough news, with fort Adams and Camp Pike mentions, and a marriage license for Meyerhoff and Timmermann.

Death notices for Elmer Slack and Jessie Coe in Waterloo

Elmer J Slack died at 9 40 p m yesterday at his home 322 Logan avenue after ill health since February He was born June 26 1897 in Waterloo and worked as a car clerk at the Illinois Central freight office Survived by father C A Slack and brother George both of Waterloo Also grandfather J J O Rourke Chicago an uncle and two aunts Funeral at St Joseph s Catholic Church at 9 am tomorrow with Fr EB J Slattery in charge Burial Calvary Also Mrs Jessie Coe died last night at her parents home influenza was the cause She married Willis Cos on December 18 1902 He died five years ago Survived by parents a daughter and a brother Body at Petersen Brothers mortuary Funeral arrangements pending

Louis Meyerhoff Readlyn Etta Timmermann Waterloo Yras Harper Navy Marie Reed Dawson Street St. Francis Hospital Robert Bramble Fort Adams R. L Elmer J.slack Elmer J. Slack Logan Avenue Illinois Central Freight Office C. A. Slack George J. J. O'Rourke Chicago J. W. Greene J. R.bullough Dubuque St. Joseph's Catholic Hey EB. J. Slattery Calvary Jessie Coe J. F. Santman Ilinois Iowa Willis Cos Petersen Brothers

Waterloo Boy Wounded in Canadian List

Ottawa reports Roscoe Kline of Waterloo Waterloo County listed as wounded in the Canadian expeditionary force casualty list. His brother says the wound is in the left wrist. Kline enlisted February 16, 1916, and previously sustained head and left leg injuries in the March offensive. Also noted are serious injuries to E. S. MacManus, a switchman at Tlinais Central yards, crushed between a locomotive and freight car and hospitalized at St. Francis.

Ottawa Ont Tt. Kline Waterloo Roscoe Kline Machine Gun Corps Canadian Expeditionary Force Russell Kling Kline MacManus Riehl Tllinais Central St. Francis Hospital

Two Men Given Priori Sentence In District Court

Edward Peterson pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and received a two year reformatory term at Anamosa with mittimus withheld if he stays law abiding. He is paroled to the state parole board after terrorizing his family with a revolver found on him. Clifford Stackhouse pled guilty to cheating by false pretenses and was sentenced to seven years at Fr. Madison state prison plus parole, with mittimus withheld and a chance for reform. A 20 year old man, Stackhouse receives parole to avoid lengthy confinement unless future offenses occur.

Ederward Peterson G. W. Mullan Anamosa Peterson State Board of Parole Clifford Stackhouse Fr. Madison

Development Units First to Demobilize, Baker Announces

Washington November 15 The development battalions the first army units to be demobilized will be mustered out as soon as physical exams permit About 50 000 men are in these battalions Secretary Baker announced in Washington D C Horatio C King a veteran war figure lawyer lecturer author and composer died in Brooklyn aged 66 on November 13 in New York City bids that memorials would be held.

Associated Press Washington, D C Baker Horatio C. King New York Genatio C. King Brooklyn

Harbor commissioners and war department notices in brief

Report covers remaining harbor board members including an ex mayor and lumberman. Navy and marine inductions continue with two registrants heading to St Paul for Marines and Fred William De Bettignies headed to Great Lakes. Republican campaign expenses filed by Burbank, Henderson, Smith, Pettit. hotel magnate Johnston in town seeking support amid wartime business strength. Hazel Welfelt reopens Bonney Beauty Shop with ads for West Side and Lafayette Building locations.

Navy Marines War Department Foy St. Paul Fred William de Bettignies Great Lakes Iil Country Office W. J. Burbank Henderson Sidney D. Smith Fred S. Pettit Republican County Central Committee

French Army to Enter Metz Next Monday

Paris reports General Hirschauer of the second French army will reach Metz Sunday evening but not enter officially until Monday. An official entry at Strasbourg is planned for November 25 with ceremonies for the Alsace Lorraine retaking. A massive Alsace Lorraine celebration is planned for November 15 with 300,000 names signed for the procession and Poincare to speak beside top state officials.

Preesy Paris Hirschauer Metz Marcel Hutin Echo de Paris Strassburg Havas Alsace and Lorraine France Poincare Blue Devils Place de la Concorde Fiaice

Red Cross Meet for Tonight Put Off Indefinitely

The Red Cross meeting to consider forming a single organization was postponed indefinitely by Mr. KB Crupper, chairman of the Waterloo chapter. Delegates from other county chapters are asked to note the postponement and await further announcements.

Red Cross Black Hawk County KB. Crupper Waterloo

Gladys Whittle Leads Cost of Living Survey Effort

Gladys Whittle of Waterloo supervises a United States Department of Agriculture labor statistics survey in Dover NW. She heads a team collecting home costs over 52 weeks in food rent clothing fuel and related items as nationwide investigations begin to shape wage adjustments and labor disputes.

Gladys Whittle A. T. Whittle Waterloo Dover N. W Labor Statistics Bureau Department of Agriculture Miss Whittle United States New England

Child Labor Surge in Canneries After Law Nullified

Washington report from November 14 notes a sharp rise in employment of children ages 7 to 16 in vegetable canneries since the federal child labor law was declared unconstitutional. Inspections of 270 canneries in Maryland and Virginia found 1,094 children under 14 at work, with poor working conditions, irregular hours, and crowded insanitary camps in several states.

Associated Press Washington, D. C Children’s Bureau Department of Labor Maryland Virginia

Halted on Way to Become Officers

The Waterloo delegation of 60 candidates from A C University of Iowa qualified for officers training in the infantry division at Camp Pike Arkansas. They were at the depot for roll call when entrainment orders were canceled. Washington announced prisoner lists from German camps including Lieut John Ogden Chicago and Private Arthur E Treskett Chicago along with H Edward J Harty Lafayette Ind.

Clayton EB. Shaw Myles Ae Kildee Waterloo Associated Press Washington, D. C War Department Karlsruhe John Ogden Chicago Camp Rastatt Arthur E. Treskett Edward J. Harty Lafayette Ind

Births Reported for Heber and Kinsel Families

To Mr and Mrs George E Heber a son born November 13 to Frank Webber Fox nehip a daughter Gertrude Lucile born November 7 seventh child in the and all are lying To Mr and Mrs Clarence Kinsel 203 Joder November 14 a son

George E. Heber Frank Webber Fox Nehip Gertrude Lucile Clarence ©. Kinsel Joder

Patriotism in flavor honors toads that delight and satisfy

A compact column extols a patriotic palate and culinary curiosities, urging restraint and focus. The piece links taste and national spirit, celebrating simple pleasures while urging not to waste resources or time. It frames toads as a quirky, satisfying dish within a broader festival mood.

Auctioneer advertising merchandise and real estate sales

An auctioneer advertises services for merchandise, real estate and live stock auctions with a specialization in farm sales. It lists terms and dates likely through contact at IHE, McDOUGALL, WROD. Provided address appears as Dunkerte ISL4 with phone Waterloo 7017.

IHE McDougall WROD Waterloo Dunkerte

What Does a Girl Think of When She's Running an Elevator?

Municipal Court notes report several minor cases and transfers. Daniel B. Currey charged with indecent behavior remains under $100 bond to Monday. Pete Shannon pled not guilty after a street disturbance. trial set for November 18. Harry Bowers case continued to Saturday. Two homes sold at 829 Fourth Street West and Prospect Hills to local buyers. Hello Girls strike details and a financial statement from a Minneapolis bank are briefly noted, including notary attestations and officials.

Daniel B. Currey Pete Shannon Harry Bowers Anna Mishler Fourth Street A. A. Boutrager Orange Township George Quest Prospect Hills D. J. Moore

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