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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1911

Page

8

Largest Duplicating Company Expands in Waterloo

H F Bradford and J Wilhelm owners of Advertising Letter Co return from Des Moines with over $1,000 of new equipment including a Multigraph Compotype and Folding machine. The firm, started in June, doubles capacity since September and plans to hire up to twenty five as it becomes the town’s largest printing and mailing duplicating service. Now at 516 517 518 First National Building, Waterloo.

H. F. Bradford J. Wilhelm Advertising Letter Co Des Moines Waterloo First National Bldg

Family News From Waterloo Area Thanksgiving Plans

Irene Hackett travels to Minneapolis with friends for Thanksgiving. Willard Teal visits Kansas City with his brother. Grace Brainard stays home due to mother’s illness. Edith Korinke’s mother in Charles City is seriously ill. Prof A F Gates and wife go to Fairfield to visit son Bruce at Warsons College. Bruce studies there. Warren Farley heads to Dubuque for Thanksgiving with friends. Waterloo marksmen return from La Porte City with 28 birds. Mrs Smith of La Crosse visits Laura Ellis on Commercial Street. When in doubt go to the Majestic.

Grace Brainard Waterloo East Waterloo Edith Korinke Charles City A. F. Gates Fairfield Bruce Warsons’ College Mr. Gates Warren Clay Farley Dubuque Waterloo Marksmen la Porte City Mrs. Smith la Crosse Wis Laura Ellis Commercial Street The Majestic

Farmer in East Waterloo Suffers Paralyzing Stroke

J. A. Cleveland, age about 70, a farmer in East Waterloo township near Supervisor W. C. Leland, was stricken with paralysis in bed this morning. He lives with a son and asked for assistance at rising, then grew dizzy. The Leland family called a physician and sent word to Beresford, South Dakota, to summon his daughter to the bedside.

J. A. Cleveland Waterloo Township W. C. Leland Mr. Cleveland Leland Beresford 8. D

College of Commerce Moves to New Rooms Monday

Next Monday marks moving day for the College of Commerce as the equipment of the school will be relocated to new rooms. Faculty and staff prepare for the shift as students await the change.

College of Commerce

Miss Julia Van Duyn Burial Held at Westminster Church

Funeral services for Miss Julia Van Duyn nurse who died yesterday at Presbyterian hospital. Services Wednesday at 2 PM at her sister Mrs Do A Heath 526 Fifth Street East. Church service at Westminster Presbyterian at 2 30 PM. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Waterloo physicians and city nurses to attend. pallbearers chosen from local doctors.

Julia van Duyn Presbyterian Hospital Do. A. Heath Fifth Street East Westminster Presbyterian Church Elmwood Cemetery Waterloo

College Rooms Move to Third Floor Quarters in Waterloo

The college has shifted to new third floor quarters in Waterloo at the corner of Fourth and Lafayette, arranged for student accommodation. The rooms are spacious, well lighted, and sanitary, with facilities tailored to the school needs.

Fifth Lafayette Streets Waterloo Fourth

Central Church of Christ Philathea Class Entertainment

The Philathea class of the Central Church of Christ will entertain this evening at Miss Maude Dumond’s home, 420 Fifth Street West. A delightful evening is anticipated with a light program by Linden M B Sunday School groups featuring a sketch and pantomime titled Miss Linden Entertains and Everybody Is Invited. The program begins at 8 o'clock.

Central Church of Christ Philathea Thanissg Living Baraca Linden M. 4B

Kirmesse At Ells Hall Draws Large Crowds

St Marys church groups run a kirmesse in Ells Hall with fresh booths and praised meals. Myers orchestra provides nightly dance music as crowds attend through Thanksgiving Eve with supper at 5 30 and a Thanksgiving dinner at 11. Prizes to be awarded Thanksgiving afternoon.

St. Mary’s Church Ells' Hall Myers

Brotherhood to Meet and Election at Grace M E Church

Society notes report the Brotherhood of Grace M E Church will meet Wednesday evening in church parlors. The Ladies Aid will serve a banquet followed by officer elections and business. All men of the church are invited to attend.

Brotherhood of Grace M. E Church Ladies’ Aid Society

Rock Island Home Appeal and Pleasant Winters

Rock Island Texas offers a lifestyle where homes are valued beyond wealth. The article notes mild winters due to sun exposure and cool summers from Gulf breezes, presenting the town as a desirable living place.

Rock Island Texas Sol Houston Chicago

December 6 Tour to Texas Land Opportunity from Waterloo

Travel on the December 6 excursion leaving Waterloo Tuesday at 4 30 p m with a special rate of 37 50 including free Standard Pullman sleepers both ways. The organizers promote Texas land deals and development with a view to pleasure and profit, urging contact today to join.

Waterloo

Surety Company Probes Browning Fraud Case

National Surety Company representative from South Omaha arrives to supervise prosecution of Vincent C Browning a Wavering salesman for Armour in charged with cheating by fraud. A morning conference seeks a possible settlement to relieve bonding companies from loss due to Browning s alleged shortages as Arnvenr & Co disclaims interest. Browning remains in jail as case funding is discussed.

Rs. Trussell National Surety Company South Omaha Vincent C Browning Armour & In Hie Oss Browning Arnvenr & Co HSTL National Surewesmpens Ies

Mayor Endorses City Morgue and Ambulance Plan

City officials hear a representative of local undertakers provoke debate after remarks to the council. Mayor John R. Rector says the speaker’s points are to the point and that a city morgue and ambulance purchase should be considered soon. A bookstore ad follows.

William Crindt John R. Rector

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