Amos Blair Former judge dies at Manchester home
Funeral services for Amos Blair former district court judge who died at his Manchester home will be held Monday at 2 pm. A gathering of attorneys from surrounding cities will meet at First National Bank building at 1 45 pm to attend the service and march to the bank for departure. Blair born in Perry New York Aug 24 188? lived in Ohio before moving to Manchester in 1858. Survived by wife Laura, children Effie Dunham Charles L Blair and Fred B Blair and several grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Manchester
Amos Blair
Distry Court
First National Bank
Lnst
Blair
New York State
Amos’ S. Blair
Perry
Genesee Cour New Turk
Latvia J. Blair
Massachusetts
Margaret Rock
Supreme Court of Ohio
Lexington
Laura Bloomer
Ohio
Wisconsin
Delaware County
Bull
Ale Tho
Moneyia
Whres
Effie Dunham
George WW. Dunham
Charles L. Blair
New York
Fred B. Blair
Reverend Goughnour to Deliver Farewell Sermon Tomorrow
Rev H L Goughnour will preach his farewell sermon at First Brethren Church in Waterloo tomorrow after more than two years with the congregation. He resigns to take the pastorate of the Congregational Church in Manchester Iowa beginning November 1. He came to Waterloo from Milwaukee Wisconsin after teaching at the Wisconsin university and previously held pulpits in eastern years with Pennsylvania roots. The resignation was approved at a church meeting last evening and his family will remain in Waterloo until later relocation.
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H. L. Goughnour
First Brethren Church
Waterloo
Congregational Church
Manchester
Goughnour
Goughbour
Wis
Wisconsin University
Pennsylvania
Alihe
Petty theft waves hit Cedar Falls streets and shops
Cedar Falls reports a two week surge in petty crime across the city. Chickens and bicycles are stolen, ice box robberies rise, and Rudolph Dupbert sporting goods store loses flashlights and two rifles. The thefts are blamed on rising living costs as merchants report frequent shipments opened or pilfered.
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Cedar Falls
Rudolph Dupbert
Roy Crane
Vatojen
Marriages and local notices from La Porte City area
Glen Ratt and Miss Heathen Reko of Charles City wed at the Baxter home in La Porte City, with Rev. E.H. Streyfeller officiating. The groom, earlier in France with the Rainbow division, works at the Pastime theater. they will reside here. Haymond dies in Spring Creek after months of illness. funeral likely Sunday. Miss Neva Webster visits from Charles City. Russell Hulse’s baby son is gravely ill with infantile paralysis. quarantine and nurse care in place. Joe Thomas recovering from two weeks of illness. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hagar of Minneapolis visit. Miss Myrta Hagar of Long Beach also in the area. Doris E. Bruce and Henry William Werner marry in Chicago on Sept. 11. Mrs. Werner is daughter of Mrs. Ama Grace. Floy Foss joins district engineer office in Waterloo as stenographer. Dinner at M.E. church yields over $100 for Ladies’ Aid. Kuno Ohrt and Dora Leitus wed in Cedar Rapids. Charles Hummel visiting son D. J. Hummel. Mr. and Mrs. Bitterly of Waterloo in town. Harlan King spends weekend with parents while at college. C.E. Wagar travels to Central City on business.
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la Ports City
Glen Ratt
Mins Heathen Reko
Charles City
Sam Baxter
EH. St. Streyfeller
United Hrangelistal. Church
Charles Ret
Thin City
France
Rainbow Division
Haymond
Sprig Creek
Neva Webster
Mra
Webster- Russell Hulse
Audrey Hulse
Joe Thomas
Ius
EB. Hagar
Michael
Kenosha
Wis
Verpier
Tuscania
Floy Foss
Woss
Waterloo
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kuno Ohrt
Dora Leiius
Cedar Rapids
Simons
Charles Hummel
D. J. Hummel
E.R.’ Bitterly
Harlan King
ER. G. King
C.E. Wagar
Central City
Supreme court halts state banking board action
The Scandinavian American Bank of Fargo wins a permanent writ restraining state banking board interference while Bank Examiner Loftus declares the bank solvent. In New York, Gust Alonen and Carl Hiavio are found guilty of criminal anarchy for publishing articles urging government overthrow.
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Bismarck
N. D
Supreme Court
Bank of Fargo and
State Bank Examiner
Loftus
State Banking Board
New York
Gust Alonen
Carl Hiavio
Iowa Baptists Seek $100,000 Mission Fund This Year
Rev J B Smith and colleagues returned from the state Baptist convention in Sioux City where church issues dominated the discussion. The apportionment committee asked Iowa Baptists for 100000 to fund missionary efforts as W M McKercher was elected association president and Keokuk will host the 1920 convention.
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J. B. Smith
C. J. Asckins
W. C. Kelford
Sioux City
State Convention of Baptists
Waterloo
Charles Glockner
Mr. Smith
D.C. Schull
Northern Baptist Association
Federated Church Movement
Dr. Smith
Iowa Baptists
W. M. McKercher
Keokuk
Building Permits and Local Construction Activity
Waterloo Manufacturing Co. receives permit for concrete and brick warehouse at 44 46 48 Commercial. Hershberger Bros. plans a one story frame business building at 1109 South. Mrs. Mary Tissinger to remodel dwelling at 515 Independence Avenue. Franklin County Lump-Watkins Coal Co. ad lists 1 000.00 likely permit or ad value.
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Waterloo Manufacturing Co
Hershberger Bros
Artes
Mary Tissinger
Independence Avenue
Household Hints from the Franklin County LampWat
Never put good silverware in boiling water as it dulls the finish Oil rubbed over reed or wicker furniture keeps it in good condition and prevents brittleness Place dampened newspaper in front of the broom to absorb dust while sweeping Franklin County Lamp-Wat
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Manch
Amerina
Luther Burbank
California
Delaware County Bar Associaation
Phelps
Feadarte
Cedar Falls Daily News
George H. Twaddls
Weder Fally
Waterley Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
Nelephas Bu
Viking Pumps Co
Standard Manufacturing Co
Wagner Co
Waits Best Co
Farmers Co-Operative Co
Thompson & Callar
Dreadnought Factory
Foster Brass Foundry
Kennison
Murphy Garage
Gethlehem
Vanish Bethlehem Church
Young People's Society
John Christiansen
M. Holst
P. EH. O
E. Grant Miller
H. Wise
Frank Hammer
S. W. Green
J. D. Corning
Effie Schunenan
Hallowe'en
Roy 4. Shearn
Woman’s Club
Joseph Houghtailing
Sioux Falls
American Railway Express Company
Sal
T. C
Stephenson
Aloath Club
Inez Rachel
Chicago
C.F. Moore
Lulu Throp
Tosllebe
S. C. Smith
John J. Kyhl
Waller Peck
Julie Jensen
Post Office Department
Kalty
Watkins Coal
la Porte City
Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Smith
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Waterloo, Loows
Iowa
Franklin County
Lump—Watkins Coal Company
Franklin County Lamp—Watkins Coal Company
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J. R. Allen
Black’s
Charles Franklin Bennett
M. D
E. M. Jackson, D.ds
J. C. Murphy
D.D.S. Foxodontist
Aes Dental Radio
Pte Nat'l Bank! Ib
Percy R. Wood
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
WM. H. Ross
Leavitt and Johnson Building
F.C. Lee
R. E. Russell
Black Hawk
Lillie A. Arnett
Commercial Bank
Fullerton Place
East Fifth St. Hardware Co
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Essen
Essex
Sonemy
Peverill Motor Sales CO
Mulberry Street
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