Death removes Grace Loveless in Great shock to family
Grace Loveless died unexpectedly at the Cedar Falls car mine area home of Mr. and Mrs. Stilson after months of frail health. A Osage high school graduate and former teacher, she later lived with her brother Lee Loveless’s family and then with her sister in Waterloo. Survived by mother Mrs. E C Loveless and several siblings, funeral plans to be announced with viewing at Peterson Bros. parlors before Osage Monday. Also listed are details of Mrs Hannah Decker who died after strokes, with burial plans pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Loveless
EB. C. Loveless
Lee J Loveless
Orchard
C. W. Stilton
Waterloo
Gall Hart
Paxton, S
Ralph Loveless
Spokane
Wash
Peterson Bros
Osage
Manna Decker
Hannah Decker
Airs
Cloug Junge
Leland Avenue
D. Decker
Denver
Colo
Ilness
J. M. Hanson
Newyer
John Andre
Hyes
Superior
Wis
Westminster Church bids Godspeed to Pastor Sandford
About 400 people gathered at Westminster Presbyterian in Waterloo to bid Rev Dr W B Sandford and Mrs Sandford farewell as they depart for Des Moines to lead Cottage Grove Avenue Presbyterian Church. The event featured a program, gifts totaling 100 dollars, and later refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. B. Sandford
Sandford
Gwyneth Sampson
E. Mager
G.L. Weed
C. T. Munger
Friends
Des Moises to Host Baptist Convention in October 1916
Delegates in Cedar Rapids decided the Town Baptist convention will hold its next annual meeting in Des Moises in October 1916. The event drew hundreds of Baptists from across the state and is expected to set a record attendance. Plans already underway aim to make next year’s session even larger. Two children in Cleveland, Georgia, suffered croup. their father reports Foley’s Honey and Tar cured them without opiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moises
Cedar Rapids
Croup
J. W. Nis
Cleveland
Foley
Extra Officers for Halloween
Chief Leighton will put extra officers on duty tonight to curb property destruction by Halloween revelers. Those who destroy property will be arrested. others will not be interfered with. Property damage has declined annually and authorities expect less harmful celebrations. Halloween night starts at midnight with heightened patrols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leighton
Welsh Male Singers to Perform at First Congregational
The Royal Gwent Welsh Male Singers, touring the U S since returning to America this fall, will give a concert under the Men's Club at First Congregational church Tuesday evening. A large audience is expected as several singers performed locally last spring and a quartet sang at First Methodist church last month about the Lusitania disaster. The program features The Soldiers Chorus from Faust, American and Welsh anthems, the Hallelujah Chorus, and The Lone of the Battle a Welsh ballad written 130 years ago. The song echoes the wartime losses felt by many in the group who were aboard the Lusitania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Gwent
First Congregational Church
America
First Methodist Church
Lusitania
Wales
Midorean
Puebblic Library Opens New Logan Avenue Station
The Logan avenue library station will open at the Log atic grocery 743 Logan avenue on Friday at 3 50 pm. A varied adult and juvenile book selection is ready and the assistant will help readers find suitable titles Those living nearby are invited to visit Fridays between 3 20 and 5 30 to start the library habit. Smoke at Martin's corner cigar store caused a brief basement alarm with firefighters standing by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Avenue
Public Library
Martin's Corner Cigar Store
Fourth Street East
Traveling Men's Smoker Planned at Waterloo Club
The Waterloo Traveling Men's Association will host a smoker at the Commercial Club on Saturday evening, November 6, at 8 o'clock. All traveling men in Waterloo territory are especially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Traveling Men's Association
Commercial Club
Waterloo Territory
Contempt ruling in Waterloo habeas corpus case
Chief of Police Leighton faced contempt charges but was found to have acted unintentionally in the Robbins habeas corpus matter. Judge Mullan ordered Leighton to pay the costs, release Robbins on bond, and retain custody with the sheriff until discharge. The hearing clarified writs of habeas corpus as highly sacred and required prompt compliance. Dr Margaret Clark to be honored by Waterloo Woman's club with a lovelock luncheon before her California departure.
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E. A. Leighton
Police
A.W. Lovejoy
Mullan
William Robbing
Leighton
Hoth
Harlow O’bleness
O’bleness
Poltes
Meyers
Birdsall
Colwelh
Baring
Robbins
la O'Bleness
Meyes
Chicago
Robbing
Gut
lWberty
Hera
P. D. O’brien
Mr. O'Brien
Waterloo
DR. Clark
Waterloo Woman's Club
Margaret Clark
California
Notice of altered streetcar schedule and weekend service
Effective November 1 a 15 minute schedule will run from 6 00 am to 6 45 am and from that hour to 4 15 pm at 20 minute intervals Then 15 minute service resumes until 8 45 pm and 20 minute service for the balance of the evening On Saturdays two cars will run between Broadway and the West Side Loop to handle extra travel Co M Cheney G aF& PLA da avertivements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
West Side Loop
M. Cheney
Miss Davies volunteers for gas gangrene cure in Paris
Miss Mary Gwen Davies, daughter of Sir Henry Davies, infected herself with a German gas gangrene simulating agent to test an experimental antidote. She contacted Dr Taylor in Paris who used hydrochloride of guaioline, and she recovered within twenty four hours.
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IAEA
Paris
Mary Gwendoling Davies
Pasteur Institute
Henry Davies
India
H. S. P. Davies
London
Davies
Quail Season Opens Monday in Iowa
Deputy Game Warden Chapmans urges knowledge of game laws as quail season begins. Iowa limits quail killed per day to fifteen and possession to twenty five. Open season runs Nov 1 to Dec 15 along with grouse, pheasant, and wild turkey. Squirrels gray, timber, and fox may be hunted Sept 1 to Jan 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapsman
Shoulder injury report from Grundy Center area collision
Isaac Smith, three miles north of Grundy Center, dislocated left shoulder when his car struck a culvert on Hudson road Friday afternoon and was taken to St Francis hospital. Other occupants unharmed. vehicle damaged. C W Harbin of Alta Vista reported a collision with a horse and wagon at Independence Avenue and Highland Boulevard at 6 30 p m. Marbin’s car sustained minor damage.
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Isaac Smith
Grundy Center
Hudson Road
Smithas
St. Francis Hospital
C. W. Harbin
Alta Vista Avenue
Independence Avenue
Highland Boulevard
Marbin
Lawrence Loses Anticipated Bride in License Mix Up
Miss Emela Jennings, a colored woman, was to wed and the groom turned out not to be Mr Lawrence. Harry Howard procured the license last evening and used the document in town. Lawrence, colored, surrendered the license to the clerk but could not get a refund of the dollar. The page notes “Returned unused.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emela Jennings
Mr. Lawrence
Harry Howard
Miss Jennings
Iowa Baptists Seek Wilson Aid on Russia Crisis
The Iowa Baptist convention urged President Wilson to use his influence to ordain religious Wherry for the people of Russia. They deplored the European conflict and backed forming an educational committee to study the war issue with Des Moines named as next convention city. Rev H W Stephens of Sioux City to preach next year, Rev B F Patt of Ottumwa named alternate.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Iowa Baptists
Russia
Baptist Convention
Europe
Des Moines
H.W. Stephens
Sioux City
B. F. Patt
Ottumwa
Washington Irving Club Public Program Delights Audience
The Washington Irving club presented a public program at West High Auditorium with varied acts. Glenn Blakeman led, Mary Cascaden narrated a Hawaiian song on the Vietrole, Yvonne Barton gave a humorous reading, and a group performed The End of the World. A second playlet featured Olive Galloway and others, followed by Kathryn W Flyne singing, and a lively debate won by Reuben Miller and Charles Greeley over Paul Johnson and Will Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Irving Society
West High Auditorium
Glenn Blakeman
Mary Cascaden
Yvonne Barton
Vera Heller
Florence Chilcote
Joy Woodruff
Samuel Lubin
Walter Armogast
Olive Galloway
Helen Cowles
Adelina Boies
Mabel Alexander
Sherman Drake
Harold Strayer
Kathryn Wflyne
Reuben Miller
Charles Greeley
Paul Johnson
Will Jefferson
Luncheon Planned for Dr. Margaret Clark by Suffrage Group
Plans near completion for a luncheon at Hotel Russell-Lamson in one week in honor of Dr. Margaret Clark. The royal suffrage association hosts the event to recognize her active suffrage work. All friends of Dr. Clark may attend and tickets are available from several named ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotal Russell-Lamson
Margaret Clark
Royal Suffrage Association
Clark
The
Suffrage Association
W. W. Marsh
Georges WN. Garretson
Fll. Marquis
BE. Perkins
J. G. Ricker
Q. J. Fullerton
R. A. Folk
J. B. Shanewise
Card and Needle club hosts picnic supper evening
The Card and Needle club women hosted their Husband and a guest Miss Ruby Cagley of Nashua at a seven o'clock picnic supper at the home of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hummel on Falls Ave Nas. Progressive five hundred was played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Card and Needle Club
Ruby Cagley
Nashua
Ralph Hummel
Falls Avenas
WaterloO Real Estate Ad Promises Sturdy Home Value
Investment notice touts a nearly new two story seven room modern house on lot 40 by 120 on a premier car line in Waterloo. Owned by a non resident the property asks 2750 dollars, 500 under cost with 300 to 500 down and balance to suit purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmo
REHAL
Waterloo
Halloween Party at Milas Brown’s Home
Milas Marian Brown hosted a group of young friends for a Halloween celebration at her Pocust Street home. Guests were led to the attic for dancing to Victrola music. Miss Corinne Sadler won best costume and Edward Teeple had the broadest smile. A three course supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milas Marian Brown
Pocust Street
Corinne Sadler
Edward Teeple
Cranston Adams Wins Chicago License To Wed Frances Pechon
Cranston Adams aged 31 of Waterloo obtained a license in Chicago to wed Frances Pechon 19. Adams is a brakeman on the Illinois Central and son of Mr and Mrs A W Adams of Waterloo, long familiar to locals. The notice mentions local business Nes Fall Roots Wang Miller Shoe Co advertisement.
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Chicago
Cranston Adams
Frances Pechon
Adams
A. W. Adams
Logan Agenua
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Wang & Miller Shoe Co
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Prince
New York
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Sheepshead Way Motor Speedway
Puebbic
Deigipon UK
Hut Mustag Costa
Sins Sou
Iowa
Washington Irving
Clus
Burch’s
Madame Irene
Successo
Madame de Lacour
Corpet
Wirth Avenue
New York City
Fifth Avenue
Buchanan Ophical Co
Eee
Eee AG
Fusssee
O. B. Detroit
Repass Automobile Co
West Fifth St
Jewa
M. B. Neff
Telephone
C.E. Clark
Red
East Fourth Street
Bon Ton Cleaners
Jefferson Street
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
FE. Stewart
Frank Warner
Kentucky
Diamond Coal Company
Frank E. Watkins
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