Epworth League hosts fall essays and prizes at Mayers home
The Epworth League met at W H Mayers for a fall essay event with prizes for best, most comic, and booby. Mrs W H Meyers won the 41st prize, C Boyd earned the comics prize, and Miss Ross Hawkins took the booby prize with a cabbage head. Local notes report frost, snow, and community happenings in Readlyn and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
W. H. Mayers
W. H. Meyers
Ross Hawkins
Floyd Meyers
Byron Niemeyer
Dakota
John Tegtmeter
Mr. Widdle
Link Friedly
Mr. Friedly
Wisconsin
Iowa
Link
Ike Vail
Henory
Henory Grout
E. Fuchs
Fred. Welter
Wm. Homer’s
Jon Welter
Oelwein
Homer
R. W. Eimert
Sheetall
Chicken Pie Supper by Grace M. Church Ladies
The Ladies of Grace M. and Church will hold a chicken pie supper in the church dasenitat on Friday evening November 1. Supper starts at 6:00 PM and runs until all are served. Admission is 82 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Miller
Hame
East Hawkey Street
Ladies of Grace M
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Odd Fellows Hall
Community Notes From Jesup and Nearby Towns
A social basket event at Littleton drew many from Jesup. Sidney Grattan left for Waterloo to join Knipp & Roth. Fire at Marshal Peak residence caused minor damage. Lon Webber praised for success. new baby at his home. Local clergy visits, confirmations, school closings, and travel for funerals and visits fill the week, with private illnesses easing and residents welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton
Sidney Grattan
James Barger
Waterloo
Knipp & Roth
Grattan
Marshal Peak
North Sixth Street
Lon Webber
David Lizer
J. J. Horsfield
Barclay
H. A. Mane
Des Moines
A. Marsh
J. A. Laird
Claude Mnler
Ray Stavenson
Cedar Ftapida Business College
Joel Grivet
Wichita
Kansas
Boltes ‘Welter
Keane
Dubuque
Hars
Zena Comfort
Dakota
Harry Houoh
Littleton News Roundup From Oct Observations
In Littleton and surrounding areas Oct reports detail visits among families, weddings in Westbury and Jubilee, church repairs at the Presbyterian church, milk haulers schedule changes, and local travel by residents to Waterloo Cedar Falls and Fairmount. The community notes include farm work such as well drilling, home renovations, school term preparations, a basket social, and a wedding reception with hundreds attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tina Buttera
Independence
Willams
Masons
Presbyterian
Waterloo
John Riggles
Marshalltown
Ellest
J. G Griswold
Littleton
Geo. Rehberg
James McCartney
Minnie [Barclay
Lillian Hale
Cedar Falls
Drayton Hayes
Miss Minton
Leander Minton
Liteleton
Kate Bantz
James Mc@laughiin
Rebecca McGlaughiin
E. J. Kingsbury
Alton Manroes
Ransom County
N. D
Edo
Francis Lenius
Edward Seeman
Westbury Township
John Hnnts
Victor Reed
Winthrop l
E.G. ‘Catshall
Hettie Miller
Aurora
Cutshall
Mesdames
Reed
Miller
M. Howard
New York
Mich
Battle Greek
G. Catshall
Waterloo Mondey
Dunkerton
Oplwerp
Will Retiro
Daisies Barclay
Fairmount
Will Bay- Ward
Verne Hofman
Fairmoun
Ndb
Upland
Indiana
Taylor University
J. A. Hoffman
Fair Mount
Charley McGlaughlin
Rose Lulos
Westburs
Jubilee
Seeman
Lottie Howard
Chicago
Gus Kolm
John
Ozias
Rena Alexander
Florence Griswold
Alexander
Griswold
Stova
Hampton Eial
Parente
Local Residents and Visitors Gather Across Waterloo Region
Numerous trips and social visits are noted with residents and guests spanning Waterloo, Bristow, Clear Lake, Cedar Falls, and North Washington. People such as Mrs. Louise Skinner, Miss Lillian Hackett, and Mrs. May Mellinger are mentioned, alongside movements to Okla homa City, Chicago, and California for health and family reasons.
Mrs Warner and visitors arrive for family visits
Oct 30 notes Mrs Charles Warner visiting son Clayton and wife in Waterloo for a few days. Mr Jerome Brown and wife arrive from Missoula to stay with his mother Mrs L Brown. Mrs Henry Guertson and baby go to Davenport to establish their future home. Dr Wight and Mrs Rodgary travel to Chicago with the infant son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Sonnenberg
Messrs
Thrau
JL. Meyer
Mr. Schante
Kensington
Kansas
Rose Vanderwilker
Flo
Bi Mger
Readiya Charter
Adams
S. Brunz
Will Vanderwalker
Oelwein
Agent Hodges
St. Paul
Lobeck
George Vanderwalker
Dunkerton
Rosa Vanderwalker
Misa Vanderwalker
Arthur McMurty
Adolph Lethsohn
Chicago
William Risinger
Breckingham
D. M. Tobias
Ase Risinger
Wookies
Dell Olmstead
Headers
Will Hisinger
Mr. Risinger
New Hartford
R. HB. Rheader
Waterloo
Dubert
John Chapman
Wisconsin
Chapman
Charles City
Iowa
Crouse
Shedl Rock
Hoffman
Mrrs. Danskin
Bella Plain
Win Shepard
Kansas City
Rob. French
Tremont
Jas, Hoyd
J Perrin
Adam Faust
Spencer ‘Weee
Ashiine
Ira
Cave
Lloyd Kellar
Leg Smith
Frank Ellsworth
Humbolt
Kocher
W. J. Atkinson
Iowa City
R.N. Burnell
Bristow
Norman
Frank Townsend
Maud Quinn
Theodore. Roths
Fonta
James Mangan
Peter J. Cooney
Lawler
George Jackson
Texas
Minneapolis
G. E. Carpenter
A. K. Rink
Dayton Township
Kennebec
S. D
Melda Mullen
Litchfield
Lawher
North
Washington
Mary A. Bluemire
Peter Maires Jr
Father Probst
St., Mary's Church
H. Yorkenbrock
Dyersville
Father Forkenbrock
St Mary's
Ed. Kettleberger
Cleveland
Ohio
HH. Stein
West Main Street
Augusta Sweater
Stein
James Coleman
M. Thielen
Bankston
Thielen
Thomas G. Richardson
Fredericksburg
Alberta
Earl W. Gates
New Hampton
A. Z. Bailey
Bailey
D. M. Landon
Charles Warner
Clayton
Jerome Brown
Missoula
Mont
L. Brown
Henry Guertson
Baby
Davenport
Wight
Mra. Rodgary
Sugar beet shipment and harvest drive near Waverly
Waverly Republican reports a northbound train delivered 20 sugar beet cars from Osage Charles City and Nashua to the Great Western line then beet sheds. Horton Widtpen led a two acre beet harvest at Bremer Abrahams place and beets were hauled to town and dumped into the factory bins. Waverly Democrat notes Odd Fellows planning to reorganize an encampment with promising early prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Abraham
Waverly Democrat
Odd Yellows
Local notices and shoplifting incident amid factory update
The article notes affiliations with a Janesville lodge and reorganizing efforts in the city. It reports a silk theft near Elfert’s store witnessed by two women, with Mrs Larte Gutshaw offered to pay for the fabric, priced at fifteen dollars. It also covers the first sugar batch at the factory, inviting farmers to inspect next Saturday, and community events including a New England supper at Ware Chapel and a Bazaar at Odd Fellows hall with multiple meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elfert
Fanesville
Larte Gutshaw
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Dewar
Lazenby
Steve Mase
Brooks
W. T. Turner
Oscar Remington
Urbana
Schmitt Bros
Myrtle Wood
AML
W.H. Meyert
George Metcalf
Miss Byrnes
Miss Wood
Withal
Nick Wellner
Nick
Wellner
Kimball
George
Kurtz
Read
George Thames
E. J. Schmitt
Win. Toisinger
O. W. Follett
Wh. Teisinger
H. Q. Lehmitt
Cortland St
Teisinger
Muhing
L Staebell
F. J. Schmitt
Holley
Paul Kress
Rudle
Geo. Kent of
Varleton
Eslick
Fort Dodge Thurksday
Skhoemaker
Burkey
Fren Heuricks
Auspach
Geo. E. Winegar
Ralph Winegar
Westgate
the Brothers
Des Moikes
Jesup
Mrs. Wood
Scott
Ana
Clarksville
Claire Rhoads
Highland Park
Louis Buchholz
West Port
Minn
Lillian Hackett
Tremont Hotel
Clear Lake
Bragg of
Greang
Klinetob
Oklahoma City
Leslie Robinson
Nelson
Santa Barbara
California
Leate
Matt Haley
Barre
Perrin
Greene Cemetery
ED. Wilcox
National Biscuit Company
Bremer County News
Curiaco
Weet
Great Western
Janesville
New England
Ware Chapel
Ayer
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