Barber Wa Heard Found Dead In Shell Rock Home
Wa Heard, a barber by trade who lived in Shell Rock, was found dead in his bed Saturday night after not returning home from work Friday. He was about 60, with ties to Omaha through his cousin Claud Heard who was notified by wire. Funeral plans await arrival. Homemakers' Band to host a chicken pie supper and sale Friday at the Winstead Baptist church.
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Shell Rock
Wo Heard
Tits Howe
Mar Heard
Chicago
Wisconsin
Henry Stevenson
Heard
Flrs
Gou
Claud
Omaha
Murder breaks quiet in Raymond as sewing machine man faces murder charge
Susie Phillips and Henry Phillips Jr gave eye witness accounts of the lethal confrontation in the Phillips home. McCaskill fired through a kitchen door after demanding return of a sewing machine and then shot Henry Phillips in the knee and John Phillips in the breast. Neighbors moved the body to a bed, while deputies collected evidence including the revolver and poker. The coroner noted the fatal wound and the sheriff prepared for a second-degree murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Phillips
BH. H. McCoy
McCaskill
Davis
Mary Youngblut
Here
Father
Youngblut
Pather
Henry
John Ehr
Henry Phillins, Jr
Susie
Rads
Phillips House
Mr. Phillips
Ed. Carroll
Mr. Miller
Matthew
Tatter Phillips
Ave
Phillips
Ty. G. A. Waterburs
Tle
Dr. Waterbury
Nore
McCaskitll
Frank
John
Nicholas
Tatter
Elizabeth
Fannie
Mary
Celia
Fox Township
Henry Phillips
Father Rottler
Raymond
Isis
Mrs. Phillips
Sheriff Shores
Caro Iner
Waterbury
McCoy
J.T. McCaskill
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U. S
Canada
Pivex
The
Piner Go
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
Allowoask
Satrial
Ueaitton
Sterling
Baris von Enumrat
Pioneer Resident Shipton Dies at Dunkerton
Philip M. Shipton, an early Black Hawk county resident, died at his Dunkerton home at 1 40 yesterday afternoon after a long cancer illness. He was over 70, once traveled Bremer and Fox township pioneer trails, and lived on a Fox township farm before moving to Waterloo and later Dunkerton. Many friends mourn his passing.
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Henry Phillips
Luxemberg
Germany
Dubuque County
Fox Township
Raymond
Dunkerton
Philip M. Shipton
Black Hawk County
Mr. Shipton
Bremer County
Shipton
Waterloo
Passengers Taken Off Bryan Ship in Bahamas Waters
New York Nov 23 All the passengers on the steamship Pring Joachim ashore at Atwood Wey a remote Bahamas island have been taken aboard the Ward line steamer Sargur anta. The Ward line office received the news by wireless telegram. William Jennings Bryan is among the passengers. Try Courier Want Ad.
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New York
Pring Joachim
Atwood Wey
Bahamas
Ward Line
Sarguranta
William Jennings Bryan
Black Hawk Farm At Public Auction in Iowa
Public sale of Black Hawk county farm eight miles south of Waterloo on the Waterloo Eagle Center road. Farm and personal property including draft horses cattle and Poland China hogs to be sold without reserve on Tuesday November 28. Address inquiries to Wm Holland Waterloo Iowa.
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Mason
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Waterloo
Waterloo and
Eagle Center
Wm. Holland
Classmates as Pallbearers at Miss Bertha Reupke Funeral
At the First Presbyterian church yesterday afternoon, six members of Miss Bertha Reupke’s high school class acted as pallbearers. A quartet of schoolmates sang “Safe in the Arms of Jesus.” The young men named were Worth Hillman, Jack Sty, George Metcalf, William McMillan, Walter Stevens, and Wesley Ritz. the girls’ quartet included Helene Howell, May Howell, and Emily Tre.
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Bertha Reupke
First
Presbyterian Church
Jesus
Worth Hillman
Jack Sty
George Metcalf
William McMillan
Walter Stevens
Wesley Ritz
Helene
May Howell
Emily Tre
Burial and church supper prompt community notice
Dr. Robert C Westenberg offered comfort to bereaved relatives as Miss Reupke was remembered by Waterloo high school teachers and classmates. Hymns were sung by Mrs Dubbert and the burial took place at Fairview cemetery. A chicken pie supper and apron sale at First Baptist church promises a good meal and Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varthan
Lillian Sohner
Robert, C. Westenberg
Dubbert
Waterloo Boy Appointed Bookkeeper in Navy Dept
John Schram, longtime employee of Bath Packing, has been appointed as a bookkeeper in the navy department and will report to the navy yards in Bremerton Washington to begin his duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Schram
Bath Packing Company
Navy Department
Navy Yards
Bremerton
Wash
Waterloo youth to begin work next week
Mr. Schram, a Waterloo boy and East High graduate, will start his new job next week. He lived with his parents at 1011 Franklin Street and recently finished at Waterloo Business College. Also note a chicken pie supper, apron and handkerchief sale Friday evening at First Baptist Church hosted by the Homemakers Band.
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Winst. Baptist Church
Mr. Schram
Waterloo
East High School
Waterloo Business College
F. H. Schram
Franklin Street
First Baptist Church
Cadillac Car In City Delivery Comes By Motor Car
The James Black Dry Goods company after testing horse and wagon and gasoline propelled vehicle chose the latter and ordered a 1911 Cadillac chassis to be fitted with a body for its needs. This is the third Cadillac owned by the Black establishment. A. Cormtell's factory will fit the car with the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black Dry Goods Company
Storms Motor Car Company
Cadillac
A. Cormtell
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Smith Music Co
Erett, Decker, National, Story & Clark, Shoninger, Cable Pianos
F.c.evans
W. 4Th St
Waterloo, Iowa
Woo
Dtnilas
P.M. Shipton
Daul Davis
CIA
MT Ha
Franklin B. Moore
Marshall Field & Co
Bryan
Try
Black Hawk
Gov’t Situation
Ladies’ Gun
Waterloo Shoe Co
East Fourth Street
Chase's
Chase's Jewelry Store
Main Street
Cedar Falls
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