Death of Mrs. J. J. Emert in Dewar Iowa at 87
Mrs. John J. Emert 87, long resident of Black Hawk County since 1868, died yesterday at her daughter’s home in Dewar from disabilities of old age. Funeral at 2 PM Saturday at the Dewar Methodist Church with ministers J. E. Pritchard and Samuel Knoer. burial in Fairview, Waterloo. Born January 6, 1841 in Somerset, Pennsylvania, she married John J. Emert in 1866. The family farm near Dewar became the town’s core, with four children: Ross W., Clara B., and Anna May.
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Nu Tone claims quick relief for rheumatic pains
An advertisement touts Nu Tone as a fast acting remedy for rheumatism and stomach disorders. It features Mrs. John Littke of Waterloo praising the tonic, notes kidney cleansing and blood purification, and promises relief after one bottle with full recovery after several bottles. Sold by C J Miller and John Robert drug stores at $1 per bottle or six for $5.
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Hospitable Home and Pioneer Neighbors Noted in Obituary
Preceding their mother in death Mr. Emert died in May 1912. The deceased lived with her daughter for 14 years after an accident left her an invalid. Seven grandchildren and six great grandchildren survive. A hospitable home, Mrs. Emert’s residence was a stopping place for travelers, railroad builders, and teachers in pioneer days. Of her early neighbors, only Mrs. Edward D. Marble of Raymond, Indiana, remains alive. Mrs. Emert was active in the community.
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Work of the Methodist church at Dewar
The item notes the Methodist church at Dewar continuing its mission despite long confinement to the home of a key participant, reflecting the church’s ongoing community efforts amid challenges.
West High press conference invites fourteen students and staff
Harley Wildes editor-in-chief announces a press conference for fourteen West High School Students and staff including Richard Rickert assistant editor Robert Beal feature editor Bonnie Hull news editor Eckels Hutchison sports editor to discuss school publication matters.
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East High Students Attend Iowa High School Press Convention
Helen Martin editor in chief and Mr and Mrs George Fields will travel to Grinnell tomorrow for the annual Iowa High School Press association convention sponsored by Grinnell College Fields faculty advisor for the newspaper Wildes and Rickert enter a news editing contest three Spectator issues will be submitted in contests on front page makeup and all around paper Five East High students and Miss Mary Ethel Dixon faculty supervisor
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Orange and Black High School Paper Leaders Named
Biweekly newspaper staff selections include editor-in-chief Frank Beatle and business manager Margaret Morris. Also listed are Margaret Moore, Margaret Hellen and Donald Kelley. Mrs. C A Morris will drive for Orange and Black High School.
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Oldest Citizen Dies in Allerton at 96
Jackson Grimes 96, Wayne county's oldest citizen, died in Allerton Iowa on November 22, report says. He was a longtime resident known in the community. Local officials noted his long life and steady presence in the town.
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Pope Pius XI appears at St Peter's Basilica ceremony
Rome November 22 Pope Pius XI made a rare public appearance at the basilica of St Peter's today in a solemn shaft ceremony attended by clergy and mourners amid quiet crowds and ceremonial rites.
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Solemn ceremony honors Benedict XV monument in Rome
In Rome a solemn consecration marked the unveiling of the monument to the late Pope Benedict XV attended by all the cardinals in Rome the corps of diplomats accredited to the holy see the pontiff's court and Rome's aristocracy.
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