Announcements and notices fill Waterloo Courier page
Public notices and classified blurbs fill the Waterloo Courier page with mixed announcements. Items include thanks for kindness after a death, calls for services, entertainment bookings, employment ads, housing rentals, and wanted notices. Names include Mrs Ward W Clark, Frank Rupert, I B Kescht, Eunice Rupert, and many local business and job listings across Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
W. Clark
Day
Ramellery
Littleton
Charts Show Effects of Intemperate Habits in Schools
Mrs L C Waru of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union distributed three sets of 15 charts to West High Batson and Central schools illustrating tobacco and alcohol effects on a growing child. Superintendent J C McGlade notes rising interest as temperance day approaches. Also notices list small Ford truck parts and a Stanley Steamer car for trade or sale with contact box 2475 Waterloo Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Waru
West High
Batson
Central
J. C. McGlade
Traés
Tiroa
Phos
Stenley Steamer
Waterloo
Towa
Church Backslid in Teaching of Youth Williamson Asserts
Rev. H. Williamson warned a large First Baptist congregation that the church has failed youth instruction and must rethink its program. He said half of the current generation grows up without religious guidance and urged modern, practical methods over prohibitive rules to meet the youth challenge. He criticized past budgets and equipment but urged active faith and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. We. Williamson
First Baptist
Mr. Williamson
Forces of Evil
Tas
Summer in England Was Cold and Rainy
Miss Ida Surtees a Cedar Treights teacher who lately returned with her mother from England and France reports a northern England summer that was unevenly rainy cold and foggy. They sailed June 1 aboard the Carmanisa, spending ten days outward and eight homeward on the Serbia. They visited Sunderland Newcastle upon Tyne and London with a fraternal uncle and cousin. The France week was warm bright and sunny with stops at Paris Vimy Ridge Versailles and the peace palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Surtees
Cedar Treights
England
France
Police Court Facing Fines for Weekend Drunks and Disorderly Conduct
This morning in police court two Saturday night drunks forfeited bonds of 76 and another due to lack of funds. A man and a woman charged with disorderly conduct had bonds of 15 each forfeited. A trade violator owed 5.3 and costs. The report also mentions a list of unusual items, including 15 999 bald eagles, with unclear context.
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Tre
Resigning Pastor Leaves Union Congo for Sioux City
Rev W A Peterson submitted his resignation as pastor of Union Congregational Church and was accepted. He will assume the pastorate of Riverside Church at Sioux City, with a pulpit committee to fill the vacancy. Peterson organized Big Brother Mission, helped grow Union Church, and served on Waterloo west district board of education. He and Mrs Peterson depart after next Sunday’s farewell sermon.
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W. A. Paterson
Union Congregational Church
Riverside Church
Sioux City
Peterson
Elne
Salvation Army
Teo
Union Church
a.yAdr
M. C
Black Hawk
Lynn
Plymouth
Union
Board of Education
al Waterloo West
Railroad Y Drive Set for Nationwide Membership Campaign
Railroad workers across Waterloo prepare to join the fourth annual nationwide drive for the railroad Y to fund two new lines. W W Crowell and W Mounsey lead organize signups and three get-together meetings with supper and talks. Episcopal ministers Mounsey and Jierton attend a two day conference on parish mission plans. The Tribune news item was issued in Vienna.
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W. & Williams
Central
Waterloo
WW. L. Crowell
George Wheeler Hkewlso
October Life Honored By St Pauls Pastor At Service
Rev C E Luce addressed 60 year old parishioners labeled October folk at St Pauls M church noting October's beauty mirrors life’s autumn phase. He urged simple living over wealth and urged community service. Elsie Spears, 85, was honored with roses. guests later dined in their honor with Rev and Mrs Luce at the head table.
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C. E.luce
St. Paul's M
Jesus
Lfe
Elsie Spears
Luca
Tua
Mmes
James Smith
Stuart Freemann
C. J. Smith
Frank Treaery
Death of William Borden at age 67 in Waterloo
William Borden, 67, died at home 1949 Mulberry street at 9 30 a m Sunday, on the forty fourth anniversary of his marriage to Hattie S Turner. He came to Waterloo in 1901 and worked 14 years at Town Dairy. Born 1878 in Trumbull county Ohio, he moved to Wisconsin at seven. Surviving: widow and children Miss Nigretta Borden W A and C A Borden Waterloo Miss Orsma Borden Atlanta Neb Rapis ter Mrs E Z McKnight Moes at South Wing Neb. Funeral at Linden M B church Tuesday at 2 20 p m with Ray W Barrop officiating. Body to lie in Petersen Bros mortuary until then and burial in Fairview cemetery.
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William Borden
Mulberry Street
Mr. Borden
Waterloo
Trumbull County
Ohio
Wisconsin
Hattie S. Turner
Wotais
Nlgretta Borden
W. A
C. A. Borden
Orsma Borden
Atlanta
Rapister
E. Z. McKnight
Moes
South Wing
Neb
Linden MB
Borden
Manther
Ray
W. Barrop
Petersen “Bros
Caberarane
Fairview Cemetery
Gideons Conduct Bible Services at Shell Rock Sunday
Gideons from Clarksville Cedar Falls and Waterloo traveled to Shell Rock yesterday to conduct services in Baptist and Methodist Episcopal churches. L. C. Apple represented Clarksville R. H. Watters came from Cedar Falls Water loo Gideons were R Sheplee Frank Hagwell A L MelCeenan and O O Wolfe Mrs Sheplee and Mrs Hagwell also attended.
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Gideons
Clarksville
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
L. C. ‘Apple
R. H. Watters
Cadar Falls
R.sheplee
Frank Hagwell
MelCeenan
Wolfe
Sheplee
Public Lot Auction to Be Held in Waterloo
Realtor W Belangae has hired a Spring Valley firm to manage Waterloo’s first public lot sale in Tepter’s addition near Home Park. About 30 lots will be auctioned soon, signaling improving business and offering homes to many residents.
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W. Belangae
Spring Valley
Minn
Waterloo
Tepter
Waterloo Real Estate
Gravel Road Project Faces No Objections At Hearing
A single landowner attended the county board objections hearing for a two mile west gravel road project from the old BR S Wooster farm near Jesup toward Jubilee and a church and school. The board plans a one mile wide assessment district along the highway and may extend graveling later toward La Parte city if votes pass. Hearing was delayed from 10 am to afternoon to accommodate late objectors.
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BR. S. Wooster
Jesup
Jubilee Consolidated Schoolhours and
German Lutheran Church
Thig Road
Heard
Jubilea
la Parte
T. D. Teater
Winthrop Woman Dies at Home After Ill Health
Mrs. Lanity Stebbing Winthrop died early Friday morning at the home of her parents near SeaIon Mound after a period of ill health. The death occurred in Winthrop. Funeral arrangements are pending with local undertakers.
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Winthrop, Ta
Lanity Stebbing
Seaion Mound
Stebbins
American Legion to Meet Here in Cedar Falls Nov 1
Cedar Falls, Oct 23. Black Hawk County American Legion convention will be held in Cedar Falls November 1 with Major Robins of Cedar Rapids state commander as principal speaker. Local news notes include officers named for Cedar Falls Creus association, a $500 Carnegie draft awarded for a son’s heroism, and several community notices from West Liberty to Los Angeles.
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American Legion
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County American Legion
Robbins
Cedar Rapids
A Credit Association
Cedar Falls Creus Association
Edward G. Patlee
Albert H. Lama
Hang C. Smith
A. H. Bangert
Nicholas Aint
Clarence Gunning
Tremont Street
Carnegie Foundation
William Vickie
Cane
Greene County
Philip
Cunnin
Los Angeles
Los Angeles ‘Gil
Teachers College
Cal
Para
H. J. Robinson
A. Norris
D Man
Stout
M. K. W. Heicher
Anton Friis
Long Beach
Vila
Kensington
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Mmes
G. W. Philpot
William Briden
William Ballenting
Annn Kruger
Fre Webster
G. Newton
Henman Fostiebe
Carl
Welcome for New Pastor Lusted in La Porte City
Two hundred and members and friends of the Methodist Episcopal church gathered in the church parlors Friday evening to welcome Rev and Mrs G Lusted recently arrived from Mason City to lead the field. Other clergymen and wives attended. The program featured a piano solo, a sermonette by John Bolte, and remarks by Rev B Sherman on behalf of local churches. The event included refreshments and a social hour.
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theMethodist Episcopal Church
Co. G. Lusted
Mason City
Mra Lusted
Alss Browning
Tr. B. Sherman
Presbyterian Church
la Porta City
Lusted
Ta Portr City
Voexl Solo
Faye Goodwin
Francis
Allison
J.H. McNamee
Tina Hooth
H. ©. Goodwin
Audrew Huls O
Mildred Hughes
Dysart
ALEF
Blanch
Catherine Watts
la Forte City High School
Miss Blanch Watts
Altho
Sims
Treshman
la Ports City
Ruth Kerstetter
Catherine Fairs
Pheoba Plorch
Cam Watts
Marshall, Minn
Ineda
Sponzor
Pierce
Miseas
John Good
Sioux Falls
S. D
Air
Guy
Local resident remembered for years in town
A fragment notes a woman who recently lived in the area with ties to her parents and describes her time in the community, mentioning she had lived here the last few years.
Linden Briefs: Injured Woman Recovering and Local Speech
Linden Iowa October 23 Miss Ida Mormestar of 406 Genenine street is recovering from illness. E G Larkwood led services Sunday. Mrs Lilly Hoffman underwent an operation at Presbyterian Hospital Friday morning and is progressing well. G Pattison of Cook College will speak at Linden church Sunday evening on the antisaloon issue.
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West Liberty
Henry Olbrich
Arthur Bobbzin
Thay
Fred Olbrich
Nell Hink
Olbrich
Teachers College Wat
Unois
Linden
Ida Mormestar
Local notes on Des Moines trip and health update
Ar Kuehn took a business trip to Des Moines last week. Mrs G H Gillpatrlak has been ill with blood poisoning but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuehn
Des Moines
G. H. Gillpatrlak
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Phono
BullAing
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mMen
Dewar
Northern States Contracting Co
P. L. Rew. Dumont
Davenport
Bebooh Harsonerty
Aingie
West Fourth
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Chicago
Illinois
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Somas
Wertei_Latores
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Leverres
Olympia Candy Company
Ce ' ‘Alls
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Gears
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Nulty
Hotel Mar
Cray Auto Repair
Bio St
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Seaheeee
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West Side High School
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Joey
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Oneida
Nawton Agut Brulbersy Ltd
Furniche
Henry Brothers
West Park Ave
West Forts St
Plaza Teatime
Btn
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Wellington
Bert—J Tarpe Koons
Clowes
W. Cotten
Siao
Washington
Mulberry
Suffern
Greater Waterloo Association
Eerstee
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T House
Majestic Theatre
Bor Ment
Western Ave
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Ber
Hallowe'en
Broadway
Watcheloo
Baltimore Street
New West Side High School
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Newton Stail
Benney Bros
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Mary E. Amick
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Patter & O'Doc
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M. J
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Edgerton
Chester
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Golfle Porte Road
Fremont
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Lovin
Speoms
AL B
Mellin
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Parsons Muste
Loop Cigar Store
Franken County
Southern Illinois
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Coo4l CO
Fisono
Ynearling
Lmne Dows Blacky
Brussels Eng
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J. B. Alien
Castle Hail Loox Gt
Cord Tire
Master Funnetlon Corp
South Rand
Indiana
Salona Northwestern
Allen's Chater
den Davis
Mother Po
Munty
Maven
Herve
Grundy County
Betatges
Pranidin County
Waterloo Coe Coal Ca
Water St. Phone
Parsons Stomtye
Bond Transfer & Storage Company
Minneapolis
California
Eatinaics
Elm
Howe
Vale
B. A. Howe
Morrison Tractor
Oliver Plow
Oliver
Watst
Repass Automobile Company
Park Ave. Wast
Cedar Street
Cis
Tow
Repautomobile Company
State of Towa
Black Hawka
Jouenh Senwartz
Jack Hawk County
A Striet Court
WH. Brunn
Fred
Peprt
Bizeless
Leehem Cockersis
Kerr
Stry
Town Recurition Co
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Williamson
Greater Waterloo
Edlle
Dan Weigle
St Paul
Iteeligion
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Weigle
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Ha Aleo
Lions and Kiwanis Clurbs
W. A. Peterson
Union Congo
B. B. Mounsey
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Brier
St. Mark's Episcopal
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Episcopal
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Vienna
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James Hool
Sheldon
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Dentrail
Mich
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Zion Evan
U. S
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William Kile
Los Ange
la Porte
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Hott] Claysmatea
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E. Simpson
WD. Lyle
Z. R. Buser
Dire
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Lillian Garrabran
Th Presbyterian
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Spirit Lake
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Huron
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Eagle Grove
Mary Gardner
Dunkerton
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Gardner
Lehmer
George Wlock
Drew
Elgin
Ars, Lehman
Justin Prescott
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