Guard Companies to be Inspected This Week by Union Officers
Campanians Bond 1 the Wier guard units will be federally inspected this week by Gant Hoy VW Rickard Lawrence Kan detached officers visit Campilg 8 Thursday night from 41 to 10 Armory and Company Friday nights during same inspection Glyde W Davis and Capt Fred C Clark commanding officers of Companies 1 and 0 respectively Captain issued invitations to while a's general initiations extended by remainders Arlie A Guy Sgt Ronald Cameroni and Sec David Mawar of ny D presented service ribbon badges for national guard service Sgt Perry J Yotsey detached officers list stationed at Watervo Was at Cedar Falls this afternoon preparing the Headquarters company of the One Hundred Thirty third infantry for federal inspection there next Monday sight by Captain Rick-
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Gant
Hoy VW
Rickard
Lawrence
Kan
Vist
Armory
Glyde
W. Davis
Fred c. Glark
Arle A
Ronald Cameromi
David Mawar
Enard Servien
Perry J. Yotsey
Watecloo
Cedar Falls
One Hundred Thirtythird Infantry
Riek
Time of Building New Grade School to Be Set April 20
The public school board will decide at its regular meeting Tuesday evening April 20 whether to start this summer on a one hundred room grade school to be built on Franklin street between Seventh and Eighth. The finance committee is checking over the treasury before the next meeting. If funded, construction may be delayed a year. The new Hawthorne school would replace the current East High adjacent building now used by Hawthorne pupils.
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Public School District Board of Education
Franklin Street
Seventh
Anawtharng
Hawthorne School
Ald
T High
Hawthorne
Reading Circle at Cedar Falls Elects Officers for 1926 7
Reading Circle at Cedar Falls elects officers for the 1926 7 term at a meeting. Officers chosen include Mrs If Leonard as president and Robert Fearing as vice president with other officers and a program committee listed.
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Reading Circle
Cedar Falls
Roy Wolverton
Leonard
Robert. Fearing
Mrs. Kennedy
WY Ven Cleave
EL. Culver
EB. W. Witzigman
Roy Wolvers
Snow Shovelers Suffer Severe Sunburn in Centerville
Two young men Roy Long and Clyde Anders working to clear snow on the main road west of Centerville were badly sunburned after exposure to bright spring sun. They returned home blistered and tanned. a physician advised ointments and dark room confinement.
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Centerville
Roy Long
Clyde Anders
Guest Night at Y's Men's Club Monday Event
Sha Y's Men's club plans its annual guest night next Monday with C. F. Wilson, president, announcing at the meeting last night. A musical program will be presented by the West Weight High School Hors glee club under Q. N.ison, a teacher at East High for the past years.
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Sha Y
C. FL. Wilson
West Weigh School
Waterloo Hoy Gradeatiod Prom Alt Pherrey School
A fragmentary WaterlooHoy item notes seven neat entries from Flora M and Washington Sratuated. It mentions aerial photography from the Air Service Technjead at ante Field, Rantont, IH, and Corporal Greenup of the army retraiter being assigned to discontinue enlistments until further orders.
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Waterloo
ALT Pherrey School
Flora
Ratm
Washington
Air Service Technjead
Schorl
Ante Field
Rantont
Worth Renedy
Greenup
Army
Mary J Allard Burial Planned Near Traer Cemetery
Mrs Mary J Allard to be buried Wednesday in a cemetery near Traer. The obituary details include survivors and funeral arrangements. Other items mention local residents, deaths, and community notices from La Porte City and surrounding areas, with references to family, movements, and church services.
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Mary J. Allard
Traer
Memorial Services Sunday in First Presbyterian
Annual memorial services for Waterton Council No. 201 United Commercial Travelers will be held Sunday at First Presbyterian Church. Dr. John R Maraney will deliver the address. Members of the UGP meet at the church foyer at 10 45 am.
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Waterton Council
United Commercial Travelers
First Presbyterian Church
John R.mararney
U. G.P
Phal
Pullen
Tvelve
Mrs. Hazlett Dies at Allison Iowa Farm Resident
Mrs. A A Hazlett died at her Allison Iowa home about 9 30 p m Sunday after long illness she was 83 years old and lived on a Butler County farm for years with husband who died in July She leaves three sons and one daughter and four great grandchildren with three grandchildren and a dozen other relatives named Annette McCaughlin Grover Blunt of Milwaukee and Mrs W C Boylan of Fort Griges N C among survivors Funeral arrangements not yet made
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Mlohnsen
Kturlent Taday
Lisbon
J. My Tohayen
Dayton Jolaxan
Preumeartia
Dolitison
Ein Rera
Tiny
Dhe Moye
Herkiy
Wee Ware
Dutiason
Mruiuebet
Fig Ha
Bee
Tefawny
Clhenn Gdygers
Dewi
Yay
Phe Hashont
Myrtle Challs
Liston
Jay
Iphibe Hindley
Burt Tiere
Allison
Dren
Seenar
Annette McCauhif
Grover Blunt
Milwaukee
Wis
W.C. Boyland
Fort Griges
N. C
Fire Loss Claimed In Charles City Poultry House
A chicken house near Charles City burned with 209 birds killed and no heater or incubator in use that night. Investigators note no hot water heater present and seek cause of the blaze.
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Charles City
Gow Hasard
Lving
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Restores Mrs Wowalczyl's Health
In Meveland Ohio Mrs Helen M Wowalczyl reports regained health after months of illness. She credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanive Wash, praising the products in letters to the company and Detroit News. She urges other women to use Pinkham's remedies and shares her improvement.
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Meveland
Pintham
Lam
Pinkham’s
Detroit
Michigan
Mras
M. B. Mearns
Washburn Avenue
Mich
Banquet to Honor 65 K C Knights Initiation in Waterloo
Judge Ralph Otto of Iowa City to be principal speaker at a Sunday night banquet in Stotel Russell-Lawson. Waterloo council Knights of Columbus will initiate 65 candidates in the afternoon with delegations expected from Marshalltown Mason City Charles City Independence Oelwein and others. Mass at 10 30 a m and ceremony at 1 30 p m in RK of G hall with services inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Otto
Iowa City
Stotel
Russell-Lawson
Waterloo Council
Knights of Columbus
John Fitzgerald
Brand Knight
Mike Healy
Dubuque
Marshalltown
Mason City
Charles City
Independence
Oelwein
Knights
G. Hall
St.John's Cinech
Hall
Dozen Bids Received for Iowa Field House Contract
Dozen bids have been received for the general contract of the new University of Iowa field house. Firms from Minneapolis Des Moines Cedar Rapids and Davenport are among bidders. The state board of education building committee and the University athletic directors will review the bids in the next few days and award the contract as soon as feasible.
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Iowe Cfty
University of Iowa
P. E. Belting
University
Minneapolis
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
State Board of Education Building Committee
University Athletic Rowners
Belling
Winthrop Man Builds Bible Cabinet Desk for Church
Winthrow April 6 Marcus Dunlap a cabinet maker presented a Bible cabinet chest for the pulpit. He carved the desk from a walnut log owned for 20 years. The log was previously owned by William Bradley who had possession of it several years.
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Winthrow
Marcus Dunlap
Harvey J Hess Opposes Madigan in June Primary
Orange township farmer and stockman Harvey J Hess filed papers for the Republican nomination for county treasurer in the June primary. Incumbent Madigan, who has held the post for three terms, seeks re election. Hess serves as president of the County Officers' Association of Iowa, meeting in Waterlooo. A Decker filed for nomination and reelection as a county board member from the first district. Listers’ terms expire next January. Rumors of other county office bids circulate with no formal announcements.
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J Harvey Oj. Hess
Orange
Lester
Bennington
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Union Townships
Listers
Congregation Elects Officers At Annual Meeting
The United Presbyterian church held its annual meeting with reports read and supper served. Elected officers included E N McDonald as treasurer Graham Hay as Sunday school superintendent Joe Murrit as assistant superintendent John Hamilton as new world movement treasurer Lynn Eddy as chief usher John McNowell as assistant usher and Mrs Graham Iay Norman W Groomes re-elected trustees. Auditing committee members named were Wilson Graham WL Lytle and WW Templeton. Rev W O Chisholm gave a short talk. Supper duties were handled by Mrs WW Lytle Mrs AA McCreery Mrs T Bagsarear and Mrs F A Terguson. Harold Day and Miss Hazel Day provided entertainment.
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United Presbyterian Church
E. N. McDonald
Graham Hay
Joe Murrit
New World Movement
John Hamilton
Lynn Eddy
John McNowell
Graham Iay
Norman W. Groomes
Wilson
Graham
W. WL. Lytle
W W. Templeton
W. O. Chisholm
W. W. Lytle
A. A. McCreery
T. Bagsarear
F. A. Terguon
Harold Day
Hazel Day
Mother postpones wedding after car crash near Lions City
Mrs P B Peterson of Onawa was driving to Miss Ela Hjelkrem’s home for her son’s wedding when a skid and crash forced the ceremony to be postponed. She was hospitalized after the accident in Lions City Iowa on April b.
Rheumatic Pains Vanish with Rheuma Remedy
Twisted swollen joints become normal and pain-free as Rheuma acts quickly to relieve rheumatism gout neuritis lumbago and neuralgia. It is advertised to expel poisons from the body and ease stomach liver and kidney distress. Sold by Wangier Bros Robert Drug Co and all druggists with a money back guarantee.
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Becius
Lone
Meintort
Wangier Bros
Robert Drug Co. J
D A V Commander to Take Up Waterloo Claims in Des Moines
D A V commander Carl Littelz of the King Margon post will travel to Des Moines late this week or early next to handle Waterloo soldiers claims with the United States Veterans Bureau. Pending claimants should contact him for personal representation. At the state convention Richant Ke. Chapmin and George El Mack were named alternates. Rietzs and Pred J. Koch elected delegates. April 30 May at Des Moines was set for the business meeting in Memoria hall. The post will run a membership drive through April under committee leadership J J Balensiefer Ro HH Chaponn Melvin Ingelbreitsen and John F Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl £.Ittetz
King-Margon Post
Des
Memoria Hall
Richant Ke. Chapmin
George El.Mack
Post
J. J. Balensiefer
Ro HH
Chaponn
Melvin Ingelbreitsen
John F. Hodges
Mahannah Offered Two Year Contract at Increased Pay
Cedar Falls officials approved a two year contract for WF L Mahannah the district superintendent at 3400 yearly. Mahannah sought three years at 3500. The board settled on 8500 total for two years with Merrill Kingman voting yes and others split.
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Mahannah
A. S. Kingsman
Deciding vote casts agreement in council meeting
Leclair Martin, president, cast the deciding vote while H. H. Clay and Mrs. E. J. Ohlerman also participated in the agreement casting during a recent council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Clay
E. J. Ohlerman
Leclair Martin
McCoys Cod Liver Tablets Aid Child Health Claims
An advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a safe remedy for underweight and frail children. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. L. Babcock of Appleton Wisconsin about a paralyzed child gaining seven pounds after eight boxes. The appeal urges buying from Wangler Bros Robert Drug Co or local druggists.
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McCoy
Babcock
America
Wangler Bros
Robert Drug Ca
C. Aer
New Ice Treatment a Real Beautifier
A beauty note highlights simple ice mint rubs on face neck or hands as an effective night or anytime beauty ritual. The method reportedly brings color like ice treatments and helps retain it, leaving skin soft, firm, and younger looking with reduced wrinkles. Druggists report strong demand due to low cost and pleasant effects for a nice complexion and hands.
Man Claims Rheumatism Cure In Allenvin Patent Remedy
James H. Allen of Rochester credits a compound called Allenvin with dissolving uric acid deposits and banishing rheumatism symptoms after years of suffering. He says he freely shared the formula, instructs druggists to dispense Allenvin with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
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James H. Allen
Forbes
Rochester
Robert Drug Co
Pepsodent Promises Dentifrice That Removes Film On Teeth
An advertisement touts a two type dentifrice Pepsodent that curdles and removes a grime film from teeth and gums. It claims quick, convincing results, improved hygiene, and social admiration after a few days of use, urging readers to send in a coupon.
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George Philpot
Andrew Miler
Frank Keimey
Greene
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Ma Kenney
Jesup
First Presbyterian
A.A. Hazlett
Lydia E. Pinkham
Iowa Field House
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Harvey J. Hess
Madigan N June
Orange Township
Veterans’ Office
Gand & Foe
Sguvleara Laboratories
Carl Bickley
Leavitt and Johnson
Miller
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Velumina
Waterloo Paint & Glass Co
Whong
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Thure R Alm
Ta & PL
Wilbert Shallenberger
Mable Sears
Ohio
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Louise Mele
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