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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
19
Obituaries report Miss Audrey, 17, dies after acute appendicitis and Cedar Rapids hospital, with family ties to John Br. San. Hazleton adds local obits and arrivals. Community notes cover anniversaries, moves, and school and church happenings across Benton and surrounding towns.
J M Cord longtime Hampton resident dies in Rochester Minnesota after a long illness cancerous bowels his wife and sons with him at death He leaves a daughter and several relatives including a sister and a brother in Marshalltown plus a son in Broadview Iowa The cafe and bakery in the Raper building changes hands to Henry Stron who takes charge and assumes management
Winthrop updates report Elina Stoneman's Cedar Rapids return, Glenn Barnes family relocation to West Liberty, Miss Jes Ferguson visiting from Kansas City, Dr G G Thompson's Canara trip, Mary Murns and Lewis Sirei wed at Masonville church, couple to live near Maxonville. Ronald Ryan to Iowa City for college. Fart Brintnall family visiting Winthrop. Mrs Lie Cory departs for Great Falls, Seattle and Portland and Long Beach California trip with Ellis Price. William Bucher family moves from Farley, A W Ownby and daughter Meende visit relatives and plan travel. Maude to Slater to teach.
March market at Kelley sold 92 pigs averaging value per head, yielding about $700 net after costs. Early profits stemmed from Separated milk ration and later changes impacted feed costs and proceeds. Eughan County Park Bureau to launch an membership drive next week under state officers with focus on Washington township.
The Raymond area reports Mrs. Gast sn gravely ill at home two and a half miles west of town. Her daughter Mrs. David Jeardaley of Freeport assists care while Rev. Drumm, recently assigned, begins duties and plans sermons. Neighbors swap housework as parsonage repairs proceed and locals relocate or visit, including Miss Genevieve Solinveaux and families moving in Waterloo and Ames connections.
Miss Anna Wagner came home to Aplington for a visit with her parents after nursing in a Chicago hospital. Mrs. C. G. W. Caldwell visited Greene to see her son Rev. George Caldwell and family. Carpenter work began on J. B. E. BUNTING’s house. The Ladies' Aid society met at Mrs. J. Voogh’s home. Lee Davis family moved to rooms over the Farmers Savings Bank. Heerts family vacated their apartment nearby.
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