Mrs. Katherine W. French Dies After Long Community Service
Mrs Katherine W French wife of Wallace R French died at her daughter’s Waterloo home at 4 am She had lived in Waterloo 38 years since 1880 born October 15 1860 in Waukesha Wisconsin She was active in Christ Episcopal church and led church work and social clubs including Ladies guild Lincoln Circle Eastern Star G A R and Needlework and Harmony clubs Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Cecil Bickley Waterloo and Mrs Edd Doerfier Des Moines son Walter R French three grandchildren Funeral at 2 pm from 407 Pine Street with Rev M L Tate Miss Paul Lindner to sing Interment Fairview cemetery Pallbearers named
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Katherine W. French
Wallace R. French
Cecil Bickley
French
Waterloo
Waukesha
Wis
Peter Vogt
M. B. Needlework
Harmony
Celal
Walnut Street
Lincoln Circle
Anna Taylons
Milwaukee
Edd Doerfier
Des Moines
Walter R. French
John W
Katherine Bickley
Anna Doerfier
Pinestreet
M. L. Tate
Christ Episcopal Church
Paul Lindner
Louise Lindner
Fairview Cemetery
8. Brown
B. F. Wise
J. W. Krapfel
George Lichty
Franklin Platt
H. M. Reed
H. J. Wenner
Samuel Shiltram
Corn Campaign Meeting Schedule in Black Hawk County
Schedule lists multiple district meetings for the corn campaign to start tomorrow in Black Hawk county. Events include demonstrations at Jesup Barclay Fox township Lutheran school house Jubilee Barclay Castle Hill Wa terloo Dunkerton Poyner Springcreek and Cedar Falls areas with detailed times for Thursday and Friday sessions across crews 1 to 9, including East Waterloo Cedar Falls Mt. Vernon and Washington area stops.
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Black Hawk County
Jesup
Barclay
Fox Township
Lutheran
Jubilee
Castle Hill
Waterloo Township
Dunkerton
Tester
Poyner
Springcreek
East
Waterloo Fe
Twist Waterloo
Gilbertville
Cedar Falls
Raymond
Dewar
Bennington
Thureday
Mt Vernon
Mt. Vernon
Edar Falls
Cedar
Agle
Washburn
Cedar To
Cedar City
Falls
Eagle
Lincoln
Black Hawk
Bblack Hawk
Np. m
Union Two
Union Twp
Finchford
East Waterton
Waterloo
Washington
Virden School
Watering
City in Brief Auto ads and local notes fill page
Local notes report Miss Daisy Bouck leaving for Dubuque to visit relatives and friends and numerous residents returning from trips to Milwaukee Belmond and other towns. Others include the Linden Social club meeting at 321 Butler Avenue and Miss Florence Murray studying millinery in St Paul. The Home of FE Wenner county attorney under smallpox quarantine, and a citywide push for Lincoln monument subscriptions.
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Daisy Bouck
Hudson &@& Thurber company
Dubuque
Florence Pfeffer
W. F. Parrott
Rock Island
Ll. C. Moore
Waverly
Jennie Bird
County Recorder
Belmont
Nicholas Lutgen
Milwaukee
Alma Kaus
New Hampton
F. G. White
Frank Jungkunz
Parkersburg
J. W. Thompson
Points
Minnesota
Ida Surtees
Albia
Linden
George Gould
Butler Avenue
Dorothy Martin
Gladbrook School
FE. J. Wenner
Frank William
Wenner
Brownbone
Ethel Straube
Cedar Falls
Harvey Wilson
Straube
John Gruse
John Sexton
Barnum
James May
Slater
Memorial Hall
Postoffice
Lincoln Monument
Fraternal Lodge Elections and Meetings- Waterloo Area
Waterloo lodge No 331 Court of Honor holds officer elections at tomorrow’s regular meeting. St Joseph court No 865 C O P a meets tonight to proceed to the Lesler home. G I A B of L E to meet at Engineers hall at 3 30 p m Wednesday. Waterloo review No 22 W B A M meets tonight in AG UW hall. Daughters of Isabella plan a short business session.
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Waterloo Lodge
Court of Honor
St. Joseph Court
C. O
Lesler
B. of
L. E
Engineers’ Hall
Waterloo Review
A. G. U. W. Hall
Daughters of Isabella
Relentless Cops to Lurk In Wait for Speeders in Cedar Heights
Cedar Heights council passes speed limit ordinance and announces strict enforcement led by Deputy G B Dickey. New 15 mph limit signs posted, crackdown targets park rowdyism, property damage, and traffic violations. Plan includes a double septic tank system and a future business district with a large merchandising store and municipal lodge. A single school and church are planned with city growth ahead.
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Cedar Heights
Whitney Road
William Galloway
G. B. Dickey
Cadar Heights
Rata
Galloway da Ereetig
Liberty Avenue
Swisher Denies Infantile Paralysis Rumors
HW Swisher of the vast side school board denies rumors that any family member contracted infantile paralysis. He states no family member showed symptoms and the only close contact with the disease was his son Benjamin undergoing a tonsillectomy about three weeks earlier.
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Swisher
Benjamin
Methodist Picnic at Elk Run Proves Big Success
The Methodist picnic at Elk Run drew about 250 attendees despite weather reports. A tug of war occurred between Grace church and First church teams while Grace Epworth league women defeated First church Epworth league women. An annual event possibility is noted.
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Elk Run
Grace Church
First Church
Grace Church Epworth League
Epworth League
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Return and Dandruff Relief
An advertisement urges readers to try Parisian Sage for scalp itching baldness and dandruff. A quoted user testifies the remedy stops shedding, soothes the scalp, and makes hair easy to style. Available from Wangler Bros Co and druggists with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Bose
Wangler Bros Co
Gor &Czema
Baxo
J. Solgen
Wangler Aros. Co. Watereng
Residence Damaged by Fire on Fowler Street
Fire of mysterious origin damaged a Garland residence at 40 Fowler Street near W246 pm yesterday. The blaze started on the main floor and spread to the roof, causing about 2,000 dollars in building loss. Captain Low Arimatrong was reportedly injured and taken to his home for treatment after being overwhelmed by heat.
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Ror
Garland
Fowler Street
Low
Fire damage reported at neighbor's home near PD V Stranahan
Mrs. Garland and her mother were at a neighbor's when a fire started likely from a lamp explosion. The dresser with the lamp was only lightly damaged. The building is owned by PD V Stranahan and losses were partially covered by insurance. Advertising note for Miller McCartney Insurance emphasizes insured safety. Wheat prices rose five cents in Chicago trade. Housing ad offers two new homes in Home Park with detailed features and prompt occupancy.
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Vinton
TreCormick
Blanche
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Ruth Speicher
Chicago
Ree Heights
S. D
Narthey Manufacturing Company
C. L. Carmichael
Dot Carmichael
Oaklawn Avenue
George E. Crow
Ager
Cal
Ida Coulson
Galena
Freeport
C. E. Boydston
Berkeley
T. G. Torpey
D. T. Hoffman
R. R. Francis
Third Avenue West
Florence Murray
St. Paul
Burch Bros
Walter Keller
Willis Buster
Elden Moklyea
Acklay
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Blanche Martin
Holmes School
Minneapolis
Salvation Army
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Altho
A. Pebbles
Manchester
Charles van Vieck
Fred Fenton
Commercial Club and Retail Merchants’ Association
BE. J. Lockwood
Grace M. E. Church
Wellesley
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West Fourth St
Chall
Galloway
Hollywood
Cullfarnie
Bcack Howe Bank
Overland-Hanson CO
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Fifth Street
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo, Ohio
U.S. A
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Willys - Knight
Miller-McCartney
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