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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

20 Oct 1915

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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1915

Page

3

Grand Lodge Convenes First Conclave In Cedar Rapids

The sixty-seventh annual session of the Grand Lodge I C OF O convened at Knights of Pythias hall with Grand Master Mae J Randall of Cedar Rapids presiding. Officers and representatives from Cedar Rapids Waterloo Des Moines Newton De Soto Sigourney Shelley Mason City and many towns attended as a 205 member class was admitted and numerous reports and motions were discussed before adjourning to Thursday.

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Grand Lodge Town Knights of Pythias Hall Mae J. Randall Cedar Rapids G. H. Sweeney Waterloo W. & Kight Des Moines Ll. Titton Mac Canon Ed Wilewworth Fontanelle F. Raxmond Waukon F. Garmire Gray FL Licht J. Sickies Janesville C. A. Hunter Newell G. W. Ebvans Lohetille J. E. Norris Magsenay Red Oak J. H. Irvine Primghar Guy L. Pong Shenandoah P. B. Munn LeMars M. Vairuba J. S. Blait H. W. Peasks Des Motives F. Cook H. J. Campbell Grimes F. P. Marvin Grinnell A. Gustafson Sac Ottr Wunder Harlan F.F. Rodgers Ames Perry. Long New Market J. O. Kinney Pulaski J. B. Westfall Indianola W. F. Leech Humeston P. Christianson Lake Mills Chas. Kuhns Sioux City Jack Asprey CO. G. Cooner Correctionville A. J. Gand Eagie Grove J. B. Anderson Corning W. L. Blosser Moulton Hugh Dinning Cincinnati J. C. Milner Belle Plaine W. W. Bunton Boone M. O. Fouts Independence C.H. Hunt Clarksville W. T. Hamilton Coon Rapids Frank Secrest Masonity Fred S. Harrington Washta G. Hoffman Osceola B. WH. Sargent Strawberry Point Webster City Canham Town Falls Osbert Allender Noble A Shenp Mount Pleasant Ottesen J_ 1 Norton Victor E. P. Malmberg Newton Kentuk Fam Griffin Letts Ozkes Rock Rapids Geo. A. Willard Oskaloosa Georga Jeffries Osage John R. Price Albia F. H. Shellabarzer West Liberty EL Sollitt Sitler D. Bickford Emmeteburg Walnut Marwell Council William Binneck Delphos D. Pollock Long Grove D. A. Wheeler Ireton John W. Schreiner Gladbrook Ed Smelter Creston A. W. Slaught Otumiya Res Manel Washington S. N. Masowan Fort Dodee C. L. Toplis Decorah E. DB. Eckert Northwood Department Council CW. Pasch Cedar Rapida Mac J. Randal Lisbon Jedge Mac J. Randall Maina Lodge Brethren of Hig Homesty Mike Rebekahs George Whipple Burlington W. K English Dee Moines Hattia Barquist Des’ Moines Laura I. Kent Muscatine Polk County Marshall Cherokee Counties Grand Ombeers Tloward Sweeney U.S. Knight Des. Moines Lena T. Ring Elizabeth Neltor Stevenson Randel Sweeney Rebekah Order Odd Fellowship Rebekuah Odd Fellowship ILO. 0 Fis
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Waterloo City In Brief News Notes and Local Notices

A collage of short notices from Waterloo reporting travels and visits by local residents to Des Moines California Denver and Chicago. Mentions lawsuits, family illnesses and deaths, a corporate name change for Sandy McManus Inc to Interstate Logline and Tractor Co, and local civic plans including a church project bid from Waterloo architect C M Downs.

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Mary Davison Colorado Springs Colo J. J. Leavitt Iona Chy Charles Johnson Mildred Oskaloosa J. W. Wry Sandy McManus inter.State Logine and Tractor Co Jacob Anton City Wo. Harting la Porte City Buntonn Ben B. J. Lennis C. M. Downs Waterloo Evening Reporter Lincoln, Neb Keokuk
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Roa Mi Tabernacle No 62 convocation for IPM degree

Tabernacle chapter No 62 Roa Mi will hold a convocation Thursday evening for work on the IPM degree. Members and visiting companions invited. Britannia Lodge No 25 Son of St George meet in regular session Thursday evening at A Q U W ball. Special business and election of officers for the next six months. All members urged to attend.

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Tabernacle Chapter Roa Mritannia Lodge Sona of St. George
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Nominations of the Des Moines Rebekah Assembly Officers

Effie Graham of Des Moines heads the President slate with local officers chosen for June lodge elections. The session included remarks by Grand Lodge dignitaries and a tribute to former leaders, plus presentation of a new Rebekah pin and memorial readings.

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Effie Graham Des Moines
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Armies Fight on Their Stomachs Dyspepsia Tablet Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to fight dyspepsia to win in war and daily life. It promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid after meals alleging they strengthen the stomach, improve digestion, and prepare the body for the next meal. It instructs readers to buy boxes or send a coupon.

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Stuart
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Rebekah Odd Fellowship Reports Growth and Initiatives

A committee report from Mason City notes the Rebekah Order's progress with 9 673 judges and 727 members, a $30 gain this year, and growing Canadian lodge interest in Triple Link First Aid to the Injured. The report highlights interjurisdictional growth since sixteen years ago and upcoming first aid classes in lodges.

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Effie Butcher Rebekah St. John Ambulance Association Rebekah Odd Fellowship Allie Scott Lena ,T. Ring Mac J. Randall
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Marshalltown Here With Brass Band

A delegation of over 200 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from Marshalltown arrived at 9 15 this morning along the Great Western road. They marched from Union Station to Fourth Street then Commercial to IOOF headquarters at Trotel Russell Lamson with brass band in tow. Men and women wore white felt hats with Marshalltown hatbands and carried yellow IOOF pennants in cardinal and old gold. They appeared striking as they moved two abreast from station to hotel and later in the parade.

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Marshallstown Great Western Road Marshalltown Union Station Fourth Street Commercial Trotel Russell-Lamson
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Marriage Celebrated at Farmaker Home in Chicago Visit

This morning at 11 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Farmaker 430 Bramober street Miss Minnie Farmaker and Mr Herbert Clausen were married by Rev Henry Mueter of Germanys Atheranchurch in the presence of close relatives. The couple will reside at 121 Cortland Street after a short wedding trip to Chicago.

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Charles Farmaker Bramober Street Minnie Farmaker Herbert. Clausen Csta Henry Mueter Germany Atheranchurch Chiccago Myr Clausen Cortland Estrest
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Sioux City Plaza theatre plans drawn by Morlin in Cleveland style

Cleveland architect Morlin sketches Sioux City Plaza theatre plans resembling the Plaza in Cleveland. The design echoes the Waterloo Plaza and features the Tincoin circle Ladies of Gun R serving home cooked dinners at Ellis' hall on October 19 20 and 24.

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Morlin B. Cleveland Waterloo Sioux City Plaza Sioux City Cleveland Waterloo Plaza Tincoin Circle Ladies of Gun R Ellis
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Dairy Cattle Congress Eyes Permanent Waterloo Show

In Waterloo's Commercial club room last night a booster meeting urged raising 38000 to buy show grounds and build permanent facilities for the Dairy Cattle Congress. Leaders from multiple business groups plan a quick campaign with committees to secure stock and fund a large auditorium and new buildings for a national scope yet rooted in Waterloo.

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Commercial Club Daily Show W. R. Law Iman Dairy Castle Congress Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress Estel Estes Waterloo Dairy Cattle Congress
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