Upper Iowa Conference returns all Waterloo M E pastors
The Upper Iowa Conference in Cedar Rapids finished its sessions with little change in appointments. Nine new clergy began study stages, and a commission was formed to pursue a union of German and Eus leh Methodists within the conference. Several districts named pastors and supply arrangements for various churches and towns, with Bishop Quayle preaching and memorials conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Upper
Iowa
J. W. Aoh
W. EF. Butler
H. S. Hurlburt
A. N. Leaser
G. W. Rowley
BE. A. Roadman
W. G. Simmer
0. L. Thompson
Mt. Vernon
Dubuque
B. W. Soper
Cresco
Bishop Quayle
G. B. Shoemaker
Waterloo
V. M
Dysart
Greene
R. W. Porter
Hansell
E. ¥. Starr
Janesville
W. H. Smith
la Porte City
A. W. Henke
Marble Rock
R. C. Lusk
Mt. Auburn
T. A. Trimble
New Hartford
W. A. Faris
Nora Springs
W. W. Soule
Northwood
Kensett
John Daw
Strawberry Point
J. C. Rose
West Union
H.C. Culver
Winthrop
C. G. Fort
Decorah
N. A. Merabon
New Hampton
Bassett
G. W. Myers
Bowall
M. L. Hill
Burr Oak
C. E. Hatfield
Calmar
Guy Rutherford
Charles City
A. B. Curran
Cheater
J. C. Oleon
Creaco
William Kerwin
G.S
Lackland
Bima
F. G. Young
Fayette
T. H. Temypis
C. B. Larrabee
Fredericksburg
Bellows
Floyd
B.D. Wells
Guttenburg
F. C. Huffman
Hawkee
W. T. Smith
Lancing
Roscoe Sires
Lima
D. M. Parker
Lime Springs
D.C. Perry
Luana
Ridgeway
G. M. Shoemaker
Stacyville
F. H. Shepple
Amggar
N. F. Norton
Volga City
W. Piper
Waucoma
Burnard
Waukenu
J. A. Young
Marshalltown
W. G. Crowder
Ackley
Lilley
Albion
E. Luce
Beaman
A. W. Smith
Chelsea
J. W. Aub
Conrad
L. D. Stubbs
Eldora
T. H. Gallagher
Geneva
C. W. Hodgers
Gilman
Gladbrook
H. E. Morrow
Grusby Center
Dilman Smith
Hampton
de Witt Clinton
Iowa Falls
F. O
Witrigman
Laurel
Hurlburt
Mason City
J. B. Wagner
WG. Howley
Melbourne
Rhodes
A. R. Coover
Minerva
Montour
Owaen
Reinbeck
J. Q. Robinson
Rockwell
A.C. Brackett
Sheffield
A. B. Soule
State Center
J. J. Yost
State University
Iowa City
W. F. Kind
J. W. Albrook
Hugh Boyd
J. R. van Pelt
Cornell College
W. F. Siingerland
Russell Sage Foundation
K. R. Stoltz
Wesley College
North Dakota
B. L. Miller
Claimants’ Fund Commission
C. B
Impressive Ceremony to Accept Marble Altar by Lodge
The Ancient Order United Workmen lodge hosts an evening ceremony to accept a marble altar crafted by the late William Crosby. Attendees include out-of-town dignitaries and local leaders. Crosby’s artful piece, valued at about $1000, features vines and emblems. Refreshments and dancing follow the formalities.
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United Workmen
Anesia
William Crosby
Lodge
Crosby
Eley Vine
Des Moines
William Crosby Wille
William Croaby
Exposition Draws Outsiders as Coast Immigration Rises
Relief committees form amid heavy influx of outsiders expected to seek work during the San Francisco exposition opening mid February. Thousands head toward the coast with many Waterloo residents planning winter trips to California as tourists rather than job seekers. Come and look at our methods, Queen Or y College.
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San Francisco
Waterloo
California
Automobiles and Pedestrians Clash in City Life
A Ruth Cameron column urges shared street responsibility as motorists speed and pedestrians cross carelessly. The piece recalls near-misses on hills and a bicycle dash that forced a ditch escape, arguing sidewalks belong to pedestrians while streets demand caution and accountability from all commuters.
City of Vinton Sues Rock Island Over Street Drainage
City of Vinton through its solicitor L. J. Kirkland sues the Rock Island railroad to force action on drainage along Railroad street. Storm sewers on Hickett Clay and Lowa streets drain into a northern ditch. no outlet exists except along Railroad street westward. The railroad refuses to provide adequate drainage despite a 1872 franchise requiring maintenance of sufficient drainage.
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Vinton
L. J. Kirkland
Rock Island Railroad
Railroad Company
Railroad Street
Hickett. Clay
Lowa
Rock Island Company
Altho
Native of Holland Seeks a Separation
Vernachemr Damen Jaspers, born in Holland, asks a divorce from Joseph Jaspers whom she wed January 30 1909 at Woenendrecht. After living in Woenendrecht seven months they moved to Osterfelt Germany for five years then to Bottrop until June 191%, when they came to his city. They ran a rooming house in the old country and saved money on deposit in a bank at Amsterdam. A portion is the name of each but it cannot be withdrawn now owing to
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Vernachemr
Damen Jaspers
Holland
Joseph Jaspers
Woenedrecht
Osterfelt
Germany
Bottrop
Old Country
Amsterdam
Unsettled War Conditions Mentioned in Pleading
The plain alleges cruel treatment. With her two young sons she lives at 327 Commercial Street where she rents rooms for light housekeeping. A temporary writ of injunction was granted restraining the defendant from molesting the petitioner.
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Commercial Street
Platt
Business improves amid war strain and policy shifts
New York report by Henry Chews notes weekly progress toward business resumption despite war derangement. Highlights include a $100,000,000 NYC loan, a $100,000,000 gold pool, improved foreign exchange, and signs of early stock exchange reopenings. Cites export revival, railroad rate discussions, and caution over speculation and government spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Chews
New York
New York City
Chicago
Bank of England
London
New York Cotton Exchange
Hazel Maidzhan dies at age two in Shell Rock
Hazel Maidzhan, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Maidzhan, was born July 13 1912 in Shell Rock and died Sept 19 1914 at 5 p m. She was christened Sept 2 1912 at the German Lutheran church. A brother survives. Funeral by Rev Raush at Finchford with interment in Finchford cemetery. The family thanks neighbors friends and M B A lodge for flowers and aid. Mr and Mrs Will Maidzhan Frank Maidzhan
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Herman
Martha Brandt
Kint
Oelwein
Howard Risk
N. Thompson
M. C. Leverich
Shell Rock
L. Hiller
Icago
Millerville
Louisvile
Hazel Maine
Will Maldzhan
Sur
Mr. Raush
Finchford
The Calling of Dan Matthews at the Waterloo
The Calling of Dan Matthews by the author and Elsberg W Reynolds has met strong demand and will be staged at the Waterloo on Saturday Oct 3 with matinee and evening performances. Gaskill MacVitty provide the lavish cast and scenery that the house is known for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Matthews
Mr. Wright
Elsberg W. Reynolds
the Waterloo
Messrs. Gaskill & MacVitty
Vaudeville Debut Draws Crowds at The Majestic
Opened yesterday, The Majestic vaudeville show drew good crowds at each performance and left audiences pleased. The standout numbers thrilled attendees and signaled a strong run.
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the Majestic
Help the Stomach Digest Your Food
Advertisement promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, gentle laxative. Claims it relieves constipation without cramping and suits children, women, and elderly persons. Encourages free trial by writing Dr Caldwell at 451 Washington St, Montreal, IL.
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Waterloo M.E
Upper Iowa Conference
T&s
Parkersburg
A.M. Mclntosh
Plainfield
F. C. Hillman
Plymouth
Hadwen Williams
Rockford
A. M. Jayne
Rudd
Henry Allshouse
Shall Rock
Thomas Carson
Stout and Sinclair
T. J. Avery
Sumner
Traer
F. A. Copeland
M. A. Goodell
First Church
W. F. Spry
J. G. Johnson
Grace Church
A. J. Northrup
Lindos, KE
Ae Baker
Bt. Paul's
F.ra
Waverly
E. A. Lang
Westburn
F. H. Wrerick
Ordar District
Mapids
S. R. Bentley
Vernon
Alburnette
G. C. Leaked
Belle Plaine
Hunt
Battram
Joseph Yates
Blakretown
A. B. Chamberlais
Jedar Rapids
Jobs Hus
F. D. Chada
St. James
St. Paul's
E. J. Lockwood
Center Point
W. J. Pyke
Central City
P. N. Dwallo
Cogeon
W. J. Simmer
Elberon
W. B. Davis
Fairfax
E. G. Catshall
Garrison
W. H. Doner
BE. Ellis
Kenwood Park
G. W. Woodall
Center Junction
P. M. Phillips
Clarence
Smith
Clinton
C. IL
Lyons
Slocum
Coon Creek
James Ballz
Davenport
Frank Cole
Delmar
W. Williams
DeWitt
J. J. Kidder
Elwood
C. W. Claveland
MeClaire
Jesse Underwood
Lisbon
James Balls
Lowden
Oxford
Leslie Gralain
Lowntoor
W. N. Baker
Martelle
Morley
B. PF
Bailey
Maquoketa
J. A. Bartholomew McCausland
R. M. Ackerman
Mechanicaville
J. K. Shifter
Miles
L. J. Lockard
Monmouth
C. B. Thomas
Olin
Jesse M. Smith
Prairieburg
Preston
W. S. Sylvester
Sabulix
A. N. Conklin
Stanwood
H. J. Bowder
Tipton
W. B. van Buren
O. C. Domer
West Tipton
A. W. Stroud
Viola
W. A. Odell
Wyoming
C. C. DuPuy
Vubuque
A. M. Billingster
Manchester
Arlington
H. H. Barton
Buck Creek
G. J. Chalice
Cascade
Centenary
Fred Martin
Clermont
J. H. Graham
Colesburg
O. J. Pelter
Deihi
C. W. Skinner
Nubuque
Center Grove
Warton
Grandview Avenue
W. M. Lemen
St. Luke's
H. D. Atchison
Dunkerton
J. H. Barr Barnville
J. W. Reed
East Dubuque
F. W. Cass
Edgewood
G. F. Heiseman
Epworth
C. A. Gilbert
Fairbank
C. A. Peddicord
Farley
Dyersville
B. Stuntz
Greeley
B. A. Alexander
Hazleton
Hopkinton
L. A
Bradford
Independence
Mr. J
Gin
Queen Ory College
Ruth Cameron
Fieet
Jay
France
Bertha Vanj
Seattle
United States
Cole, Lege
Pde
Tisai Ey
City of
Rock Island
Clews
Great Surain
Europe
Marek
Ah Eral
Washington
Seyilee
Tauch
Earl Girdeller
Eddie Barto
Florence Chirk
T. G
M. B. A. Lodge
Bier
Wil M Maidzhan
Frank Maidzhan
Firat National Bank Building
Tme
Picnie
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