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Newspaper

Fayette Reporter

Location

Fayette, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

5

ULLA Alumni Notes Highlight Careers Across States

John C. Baker 10 is reappointed professor of physics and chemistry at Las Vegas Normal School New Mexico and will stay through summer. Grant F. Finch 90 joins Montana governor’s educational commission to revise school laws. Beecher B. Beal 07 rejected for Hibbing MN high school commercial dept but earns $1250 salary with extra $24 monthly for night school. Roy McCarthy 08 elected high school principal at Redwing MN. Cheatar Burnside 09 to join father in Waucoma business after teaching near a remote road. Alumni gatherings hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Bennett feature lively ULLA spirit. Ellen Graves leaves Osage News after 13 years. Leslie Fredericks re elected Ashley ND school worker at $100/mo. Fred Yadael 02 named chair of Latin at Miami University after Wildman resignation. B A Welch 08 elected superintendent at Humpton. Victoria Myer 06 wed Dr. O J Pennington of Linden IA. couple at home in Linden.

Beecher B. Beal Hibbing Minnesot Roy Pb. McCarthy Redwing Minnesota R. D Riceville Riceville Board Bennett Alderson Ulla Upper Town CG. R. Graves Osage Fredericks Fred Yadael Miami University Wildman Upper Iowa Mer. Hadsel Miami Upper O. J. Pennington Linden Iowa

Fire suspected arson hits lumber yard shed

Around 3 30 Wednesday morning Saneul Pattaraon awoke to fire in the north shed of the Trey Lumber Yard near the water plant. J J Shoemaker and others attempted to alert the shift, with investigators noting the blaze appeared arson in origin as the building and lumber yard shed burned, insurance valued at 2000.00. Local agency officials and Tracy estimate losses and investigation continues with witnesses reporting suspicious activity nearby.

Saneul Pattaraon Trey J. J

Fuller Oratorical Contest Attracts Miniature Field Of Speakers

Friday evening May 5 featured the Fuller Oratorical contest with three contestants. Mr FP Walker spoke on The Development of Personality, Mr O L Jones on The Evolution of Ideas Patriotism, and Mr B T Gough on The Mission of Reform. Gough won fifty dollars and a spot at the State Contest next year amid high praise for all.

FP. P. Walker 0. L. Jones B.T. Gough Gough

Tennis Association Formed In Upper Iowa

Tennis lovers organized anew at Upper lows as the popular game regains favor. A Wednesday meeting elected K P Wadker president and Ned Wilcox secretary treasurer. The court is in excellent condition and membership costs about a dime.

K.P. Wadker Ned Wilcox

President Cooper Entertains Sophomores Juniors and Seniors

At the Cooper home on May 3, President and Mrs. Cooper hosted three class gatherings. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors enjoyed dinner, red rose decor, and festive storytelling, singing, and college songs. Guests praised the hospitality as the best of entertainers. The text notes a Luther Gisute team visit and an 18 to 18 vote amid a strong wind.

Cooper Luther Gisute Hoye Ar Joat Haan Luther WU. U Igh Revaler B. McCormack

John Livermore Dies After Second Stroke At Home

The Revowrrn notes former follower John Livermore from Jatuaer suffered a paralysia stroke at home and planned a visit to the Soldiers' Home at Marshellows. He had a second stroke and died at one that day. A large procession followed his body to the resting place. He leaves a wife, two daughters, and two sons.

Fallow Lowngman John Livermore Jatuaer Lwo Bone

Sore muscles relief from Chamberlain liniment

For soreness of the mundua whuth or induced by violent exercise or injury Chamberlain's Liniment is excellent. This liniment is highly esteemed for the relief it provides in cases of rheumatism. For sale by Rickert & Davis.

Chamberlain Rickert & Davia

Death of Mrs Winston Emphasizes Faithful Life

Mrs. Winston of Oelwein died May 6 1911 at her daughter’s home. Born Erva Adaline Bent in Vermont December 29 1810 she left a large Bent family surviving sister Mrs Mary A Bent Antwerp New York and several children. The couple settled in Wisconsin and moved to West Union Aubigny Payette and later. Her funeral was held May 7 at Mrs Ella Trout’s Payette with Rev Kennedy and Mr Parker present and burial beside her husband in Payette.

Alexander Winston BE. L. Irwin Oelwein Erva Adaline Bent Vermont Tsu Mary A. Bent Antwerp N. Y Curtis Bent Noansville Wis Union Fayette BE. Lovilla Irwin Bila K. Trout Masette John W. Winston Weal Union A. Winston Wisconsin Aid West Union Aubevyn Aid Ish Payette Vii Ville Novemer 23 Ter Hbusband Beschnichter Che Winston Methodist Episcopal Ladies’ Able Society W. Dt. M.os Mth Reat Ella L. Trout New M. Parker Th, Kennedy Afra DD. Parker Dal K Pennett Mr. Wineston J. W. Warsten J. K. Irwin M.N. Trout Newell Irwin Walt Morris

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