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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1915

Page

6

Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Proceedings and Honors

The 1915 Iowa Odd Fellows grand lodge session reported new officers and terms with J M Stephens Des Moines receiving praise for 100 new members since January 1, 1915. A 77-year member Isaac Alberry of Hubbard was honored with a cane for long service. Reports detailed payroll of 1860 members and 20,370 miles traveled, $3 173 20 total expenses, and contracts for the Mason City orphans home. The body adopted resolutions praising the order and mourning late leaders Robert T Danter George Whipple W K English and J F Spare.

Grand Warden J. NM Hazlett Mason City Edward Pendleton Sioux City B. M. Raben Davenport W. G. Romer Clinton W. Tifershorn Liscomb L. W. Smith Des Moines R. L. Tilton Windort Newton Mar J. Randall Cedar Henderson Indianala Will V.tuford Ounton Grand Lodge Distret JI. M. Stephens District Seventy Seven Isaac Alberry Idaho Lodge Hubbard Armory Fairfield Lodge Brother Alberry W. W. Luke Fairfeln Lodge A .Speciel Oda J. &. Bellamng Iowa Towa Odd Fellowship Robert T. Danter Lfe Prand George Whipple W. KK. English J. F. Spare

Death of John A. Moyer in Dewar at 81

John A. Moyer, 81, died at his Dewar home about 1 AM following three months of illness. Born in Pennsylvania in 1834, he moved to Dewar in 1905 after coming to the U.S. in 1832s. He leaves two sons, George R. of Harrisburg and Harry at home, and a daughter Mrs. Emert of Dewar. A son James and Mrs. Moyer died earlier in 1902. Funeral is set for Saturday at 1 PM at a local church with burial in the Barelay cemetery.

Dewar John A. Moyer Moyar Pennsylvania George R Harrisburg Harry RN. OW. Emert Moyer James M. 1 Shurch Buring Barelay

Chief suspends patrol driver after city collision

Patrol driver C A Morningstar suspended pending investigation after a collision between a police ambulance and a delivery car at 7 40 pm. The crash injured Lawrence Mackannan and Guy Knapp, while the police car and ambulance sustained damage. Morningstar reports he was not speeding beyond 20 mph.

Leighton Lawrence Mackannan Meet Street Guy Knapp Wittlék Aing Mackamnan Alono Wilck Knapp Fifth Street Jefferson Bluff Streets Morningstar

How to Be Efficient Kidney Health Ad

An advertising note extols Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney trouble and related aches. It claims the pills strengthen kidneys to filter waste and support overall efficiency, noting availability from druggists nationwide.

Factory Explosion Kills 37, Injures 51 in Paris

Paris reports a deadly explosion at a temporary factory on Rue de Tolbine. Thirty seven killed and fifty one injured as a workman dropped a grenade while a white auto truck was being loaded. The wooden sheds housed seventy four women and girls and twenty one men at the time.

Paris Rue de Tolbine Dunlap James A. Devitt Oskaloosa Jansen Haines Des Moines

King Albert declines pope peace proposal

Rome October 21 Pope Benedict urged King Albert of Belgium to pursue steps toward peace. Albert replied negatively, saying he would not lay down his sword while Belgium remained in slavery. The pope was disappointed by the outcome of the effort.

Rome Via Parla Benedict Albert of Belgtum Albert Pope Benedict Germany

Obituary and notices from Kansas City area

Obituary notes widow Ada R. Smith of Independence Mo surviving three sons and a stepson Frederick M Smith leader of the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints. Also brief farm sale report in Grundy County and a six day old infant death in a city residence. An engineer praises Foley's Honey and Tar for colds in a short testimonial.

Joseph Smith Wow Kansas City Ada R. Smitth Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Independence Smith Lamont Frederick M. Smith G. Donaphant Monette Foley

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