Litchfield Outcumbs at 86 in Waterloo Home
Mrs Margaret L Litchfield aged 86 died after short illness at her son E C Litchfield's home. Born Watertown Illinois May 30 1829 she lived in Webster City and Waterloo. Survived by sons Henry L Edgar C Litchfield and John B P Boynton. Funeral Sunday at home 118 Franklin street and at First Congregational Church Webster City then interment in family lot.
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Margaret L. Litchfield
H. L
E. C. Litchfeld
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
E. C. Litchfield
Watertown
New England
Lyman I. I
Webster City
Litchfield
Waterloo
C. Litchfield
Franklin Street
J. Frank Moore
Iso
First Congregational Church
Webter City
Aken
Volunteer Firemen Form Committees For Homecoming Parade
About fifty retired firefighters gathered at fire station No 2 at Chief A A Dunham s invitation to elect committees for their role in the upcoming Homecoming Festival parade on Thursday September 30. Six old companies were represented with four members chosen for most committees. Will Logan heads the Piety Hilloys group pending a reunion of its members. Walter Coram chairs the Water Witch No 2 also known as Black Hawk with F S Garrabrant and others on the committee. Additional panels include Red Jackets Hose and Ladder and Hoye Boys Engine and Hose with appointed leaders and members named.
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A A.A. Dunham
Adh
Will Logan
Piety Hilloys
Ompany
Walter Coram
Old Waer Witch Company
Water Witch, No. 2
Black Hawk Company
F. S. Garrabrant
Will Garrabrant
Ernest Roebuck
Jorge Perkins
Red Jackets
Dirk Spafford
Thomas Watts
O. H. Maning
G. R. Witt
L. F. Walker Hose Company
C. HT. Nauman
Fred Eickelberg
George Lichty
Frank Sidering
Chiefs of Police Here Two Days
Captain Herman T Wagner and Lieutenant Howard Garrison of the Chief of Police Association of Iowa plan inviting all Iowa marshals chiefs of police and railroad special agents to attend the annual meeting in this city during Sept 20 and Oct 1 Cards were sent earlier asking dues and many responded It is expected at least 100 will attend this year's convention The event will occur during the week of the Cattle Congress at the Homecoming.
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Herman T. Wagner
Howard Garrison
Police Association of
Tiarshal
Police
Alroad
Iowa
Schools May Bar Children From Colds
Common colds are contagious and boards of health in many cities consider barring children with colds from school. Foley's Honey and Tar is a cough remedy sold by druggists before school opens, advertised as a family medicine to relieve coughs colds and whooping cough.
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Boards of Health
Foley's
Universalists to Meet at Osage Iowa
The Town Universalists of Osage Iowa will hold their state convention from Tuesday to Thursday at the Universalist church in Osage. Officers include Herbert B. Crapper president and Herbert J. Stoughton secretary. Delegates from the local church join ministerial, women’s, and youth groups for concurrent meetings with noted speakers from Cedar Rapids Abingdon Webster Mitchalville and Chicago.
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Osage
Universalists
Universalist
Herbert B. Crapper
Waterlone
Laura Howman
Galer
Mount Pleasant
Herbert J. Stoughton
J. E. Heid
Altoona
Ministerial Conference
Young People’s Christian Union
Women's Missionary Association
Joseph F. Newton
Cedar Rapids
Almira L. Cheney
Abingdon
H. L. Haywood
Webster, Silly
John 5. Cook
Mitchalville
W. H. Gould
Wausau, Wis
Eld. Elling,wood
Elgin, Ill
Georgia, R. Alcott
Chicago
Effie McCallum Jones
Jacal Church
Conference of Ministers
F. G Platt
H. M. Reed
John Griffin
Haitie Magness
SW. W. Prisbie
Alfred Longley
W. Bare
Eleanor Jones
Brotherhoods Hear Dr Medbury at Walnut Street Banquet
Waterloo church men’s groups plan a 7 pm banquet at Walnut Street Baptist next Tuesday, with a 6 to 7 pm reception. Dr Charles S Medbury of Des Moines will lecture on The Message of Christ to the Modern Man, joined by Rev W H Beachler, Harry T Fisher, and George E Pike. Music by the Walnut Street church orchestra. All men in the city invited.
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Brotherhoods of
Waterloo
Wal-nut Street Baptist Church
Charles S. Medbury
Des Moines
W. H. Beachler
Harry T. Fisher
George E. Pike
Walnut Street Church Orchestra
Universalist Women Elect Officers for Year
The Ladies' Social Union of the Universalist church elected the executive board for the year. Officers include President Mrs. P. J. Martin Vice President Mrs. B. Hall Second Vice President Mrs. Charles Pay Secretary Mrs. H. D. Lichty Treasurer Mrs. W. N. Barr They will appoint committees. The next meeting is September 29 at Mrs. Martin's home on Front Street.
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Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
P. J. Martin
8. J. Hall
Charles Pay
H. DB. Lichty
W.N. Barr
Hese
Frentontetrect
Saxon Roadster Shatters Colorado Nonstop Record
The Saxon roadster, driven by Witt Martin of Denver and observed by A C Newton, averaged over 20 mph for 200 miles and added 102 more miles at 30 mph, totaling 302 miles in 11 hours 23 minutes without stopping the motor. The run began at Grand Junction at 5 09 a m with multiple trips to Mack and Palisade, then continued with Howard Platt and Whinnie Chester improving the overall pace to 26.8 mph and achieving 27.3 miles per gallon from 11.06 gallons of gasoline, despite high altitude. Oil usage was two quarts, with 150 miles per quart.
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Htore
Colorado
Witt Martin
Denver
A. C. Newton
Grand Junction
Galo
Martin
Mack
Palisade
Howard Platt
Whinnie Chester
Platt
Impressions Sought From Boosters On Waterloo Trip
Charles Van Vieck of the Commercial club asks jobbers manufacturers and bankers to send brief letters about the excursion into nearby trade territory. He seeks honest impressions on the trip’s impact on each rider, forecasting future booster trains if results are favorable. The Evening Courier serves over 6,500 daily copies in Waterloo.
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Charles van Vieck
Commercial Club
Waterloo
Drunken Ben-hadad and Ahab in a sober warning lesson
A Sabbath lesson on 1 Kings 20 10 24 contrasts Ben-hadad s drunken demands with Ahab s compromise. Rev D M Stearns argues drink er roused selfishness and ruin, while the Spirit yields wisdom. The piece links divine judgment, repentance, and the dangers of strong drink in modern life.
Church Directory of Waterloo Eminent Listings
Directory lists numerous Waterloo area churches with service times pastors and locations including Seventh Day Adventist at Mrs. GC H. Day 614 Washington St and multiple denominations such as Baptist at Jefferson Street and Park Reverend W. L. Dorgan Walnut Street Rev. J. B. Smith and others with Sunday schools morning and evening services and special programs noted across numerous churches and locations.
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Mre
Washington St
Subuarh
Bature Day
Blul
W. JL. Dorgan
Smith
Champlin Chepet
Bure Fam Avenue
Rich Street
F. E. McStay
Antioch
Mulberry Street
J. W. Bowles
vYourth
South
Harold B
Parr
Plymouth
East Fourth Street
J. Frank Moore
Union
Thirteenth and Jefferson
Nev
G. R. Parker
Christian Endeavor
Luthisaar
Fifth Streets
IL Mueller
Garman
Ium Garman
Engieh
H. Prekel
St. Jutke's
English Batheran
Ray
Howard Anspach
A. Ma
the Salid Rock
Tark and Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
Christian Greavor Society
Christan
Hust Vark
Kern and Cutler
Daniel Davies
Wellington
M. G. Mun
Sere Ylees
Westminster
Venren Wellington
Randolph
W. DB. Sandford
Northminster
Batlen
Avalon
E. W. Lanham
Young People's Society
Old Man Forgives Wife Who Beat Him In Courtroom
In St. Joseph Michigan on September 18 Norbert Anderson a once wealthy board of trade man exiled from Chicago appeared to prosecute his wife and son for beating him. He trembled, pleaded to be treated kindly, and then forgave them leading to the case being dismissed as the family promised better care while he lived on a token weekly allowance.
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St. Joseph, Mich
Thare
Juatley Cole
Norbert Andarag
Board of
Anderson
Thera
Mrs. Anderson
Mia
P. G. O'tara
Sam
Min
Chicago
Rupertor
Nor's Chapel Services and Local Church Notices
Nor's Chapel at 816 Third Ave WVCHUD holds Sunday services at 2:30 and 3:40 PM with prayer and testimony on Wednesday at 8 o'clock at the home of Wort Marvey 221 Hert Harvey Ave Airlie. Harvey, ML OL. Airlie. Harry F. Burns general secretary Watter J. Mead boys' secretary Jacoy Bint physical director. Mormons Services Sunday evenings at 7 o'clock in Labor Sampler 616 Mulberry Street. No collections.
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Salvation Army
Firth J Street
Cantain
James Wrookes
N. H
Young People'’s Legion
Salvation Meeting
Church of God
Kistner
Third Avenue West
Woods Building
Dotha Walker
Florence Magowan
Melise Phillips
May Armstrong
E. J. Thompson
First Congregational Church
Big Brother Mission
W. A. Peterson
International Bible Students Association
Loral Clase Mets
Kist
Nor’s Chapel
Hvchud
Wort Marvey
Hert
Harvey
OL Airlie
Surce
Harry F. Burns
Secretot Watter J. Mead
Boya
Jacoy Bint
Oelock
Labor
Mulberry Street
New Elevator Record in Superior Sets World Mark
A new world record for unloading gains was set at Superior Great Northern elevators 3, with 423 cars unloaded in 13 12 hours. The average was 30.2 cars per hour over fourteen hours. Superintendent A B Clark of all Creat Northern provisions praised the feat as unlikely to be equalled soon, surpassing the previous record of 288 cars in ten hours.
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Superior
Wis
Great Northern
A. B. Clark
All Creat
Northern
Orsn Superior
Yoors
Berlin to Issue Decree Annexing Conquered Lands
The Lausanne Gazette reports Germany plans a declaration uniting occupied France and Belgium with the empire. The move aims to reorganize governance from political and administrative angles, transitioning from military rule to civil administration as the war nears an end.
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Berlin
Geneva
Parta
Lausanne
France
Belgium
Tulura
Lis
Germany
Ting Boon
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Gary Nauman
Will Holder
A. F. Stolt
George Lingelbach
Hoye Boys Engine and Hose Company
Ira Garrikant
Jenry Williams
Jack Casebeer
Seorge Althouse
Ackler
Lowa
Dr. Medbury
Boosters
Trip
Evening Courier
Sabbath School
Lesoon
Comen
Rev
D. M. Stearns
Den-brdad
Lavael
Ratrona
Jesus Christ
Ben-hadad
Ahab
Jesson
Israel
Jezebel
Benhadad
Ahst
Ahah
Syria
Wa Ie
Saul
Samuel
Jacob
Lfe
The
Evening Courier and Reporter
Church Directory
Cale Andar
Brethren
Christian Adeavor
Church of the Brethren
Seventh and South
A. P. Blaugh
United Brethren
Wirst
Fourth and
Allen
A. P. Baber
St. Joseph's
Third
Mulberry
E. J. Slattery
Win. Rowan
Mussen
St. Mary's Park
Lafayette
H. P. Rohlman
J M. Campbell
Manses
God
Christadelphian
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Fifth and
Randolph Streets
G. Moyer
Clarksville
Central—Fourth and South
L.C. Moore
Christian Endeavor Society
Church OF Christ, Scientist
Jefferson
Episcopal
Christ
Fourth East
G. W. Hinkle
St. Mark's—Corner
Fourth
Denver Streets
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Calgary
Newell
J. A. Haehlen
Lafayette and Park
BE. J. Lang
Larry T. Fisher
Logan Aveenue United
Logan and Dane
M. Ramige
Congregation Song of
Fifth West
Lamancky, Sorvives
Riudolph
J. J, Johnson
Prospect Hills
Howorth
Grace
Fmth Street
A. J. Northrup
Stu
Q. Brown
I. W. Ward
Roat- Denco
Roadway Street
Ep.worth League
Mobile
Dougina
Iter
V.l. Riley
Vinden
Atelier Avenue
Earl
Baker
Wpworth League
Africa Times
Etreet
W. Begs
Presbyterian
Universaist Church of the
Sonora
Cal. J. Miller
West Fourth Street
Herbert Anderson
Proseruos Haak Olte Bolte
Mn Howe
Geo. W. Clough
Prentiss
Mins
Foley
Fie
Copreight
Erve
Parcel Post
Galf Inc
Ie Expert Cleaners
Dlinois Central
Illinois Central
Fred Austin
Rsnos
Kipp
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