Oak Ridge Notes on Local Residents and Quarantine
The little child of Mr and Mrs Ed Messerly improves after illness. FL Miller traveled to the countryside last week. Mr and Mrs Smith of Waterloo visited Shelley parents Sunday. Bremer residents on Washington Street hosted at the Gernfeldt home. Simonsen home freed from quarantine for senriet fever. Mrs Morris funeral attended at Mrs Gardner Lawrenes home with interment at Greenwood. Bernard Miller drove to Waterloo Sunday. Mrs C Simonsen visiting her parents in Independence. F George, formerly in Hansen house, moved to Livingstone house. FE Mullinex visited his farm later in the week. J Gerholdt spent Tuesday at his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Messerly
FL Miller
Smith
Waterloo
Shelley
Bremer
Washington Street
Cahers
Gerneldt
Simonsen
Morris
Gardner Lawrenes
Greenwood
Bernard Miller
C. Simonsen
Independence
F. George
Funeral Services for Orval F Heiser Tomorrow
Young Orval F Heiser eldest son of Mr and Mrs Will Heiser died in this city early yesterday morning He will be buried tomorrow morning at 45 o clock from the Free Methodist church Rev E N Miller will conduct the services Also an advertisement for Poley Kidney Pills claims concentrated ingredients for relief and cure of kidney and bladder ailments from J K Joder & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval F
Will Heiser
Free Methodist Church
E. N. Miller
J. K. Joder & Son
Era of Investigation Broad, Across Washington
Washington reports a nationwide push of investigations by Democrats and Progressive Republicans into government spending and operations. Committees target Agriculture, Commerce and Labor, Interior, Justice, Post Office, State, Treasury, and War departments, with aims to gain more power and probe pure food law and education bureau practices. The president encourages full cooperation, directing the tariff board to answer all Ways and Means questions to aid tariff revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
House
Mexico
Department of Agriculture
Department of Commerce and Labor
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
State Department
Treasury Department
War Department
Bureau of Education
Tast
Tarim
Committee On Ways and Means
Houses of Representatives
Easter social graces and community visits in Hudson
April 19 notes week of gatherings from Hudson community. Residents attend Easter services at the German Lutheran church and share meals with Henry Gutknecht. Local social events include a well received Rebekah ladies evening with music, old fashioned gowns, and games. The Brethren church choir presented an Easter program with anthems and duets. Leto, Watters plan to wed, and Miss Ethyle McKenna plus Loreen McKenna visit Waterloo for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Waltman
Harry Fell
Waterloo
Cirds Howell
Belle Plaine
Sipawyer
Rebekah
Band Boys
Brethren Church Choir
Leto, Watters
Margie Lafrenz
Rodenham
Glenn Joder
Cedar Falls
Frazel Washburn
Ethyle and
Loreen McKenna
Local social notes from Tripoli and Waverly area
Weekend and midweek visits across Tripoli Waverly and surrounding towns. Notables include Laura Selk surprise birthday, Easter gatherings, and a wooden wedding event. Others host friends from Waverly Earlville Waterloo and Sinner. real estate sale of 17 acre property to L Smith and family. new bridal couple Oscar Wynhoff and partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Zanders
Waverly
Laura Selk
Kuethe
Tripoli
Bernhard Stenzil
F. Leege
James Skillen
Oscar Wynhoff
H. J. Wynhorf
Harris
Earlville
J. H. Martin
J. H. Mueller
Waterloo
Wm. Meier
Minnie Hattendorf
Stitzer
California
Fred Buchholtz
Sinner
Geo. Kelsey
Wadena
Minn
Social Roundup of Jesup and Nearby Visits
Local residents from Jesup and Waterloo are noted visiting relatives, churchgoers and attending Easter services. Family travel includes Dave Arthur on a South Dakota trip and various tours to Fairbank Sioux City and Parkersburg. A school restart introduces Agnes Kascht and Barbara Kunkle while Mike Wener ships hogs to Chicago.
Notable Waverly Roundup and Community News
Community notes from Waverly include Mrs. Comatock resuming management of the Acken House, Mrs. Rust's health update, funeral preacher Rev. Hurach's return, and visits by Dr. Davia of Frederika. Local events feature Mr. Irving’s talk on Waverly’s assets, Miss Lehman's Los Angeles return, and a serious accident involving Walter Blaiser's buggy collision with a fast auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Menta
G. M. Comatock
Acken House
Rust
Andrew Hurach
Daniel Vanhosen
United Brethren
Frederika
Charlotte Moore
Cedar Rapids
Henn
Shell Rock
J. Huan
Fritz
Belle Rust
Nancy Jones
Allison
John Hustway
Ft. Dodge
Attorney Acres of
James Lemon
A. B. Bugh
The
Baptist Church
Mary Mooney
Waterlow
Ellen Somnberser
W. M. Brooks
Harmon Street
Elva Lehman
Los Angeles
Calif
Sweet
Waterloo
Wm. Seebe
Geo. Barber
Geo. Leonard
A. Jarvis
Braiser
Local Notes Passages and a Fairbank Wedding
Mrs Emmet Morse of Waterloo cared for by Belle Rust in Waverly over two weeks. Miss Hattie Pratt and Minnie plan an extended stay in Attica New York. Christian Romker is seriously ill. Nat P L Ellis, Waverly city council member and businessman, marries Grace M Ryan of Fairbank on April 19 at her home. Civic club plans a dance at the YWCA hal next Monday for a play fundraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Emmet Morse
Waterloo
Belle Rust
Hattie Pratt
Minnie
Attica
N. Y
Christian Rornker
Troubhin
Nat PL Ellis
Grace M. Ryan
Fairbank
John Ryan
Civic Club
W. R
Hal
Local notes from Friend and surrounding towns
Zaneta Fd Stevens and wife returned from a brief visit with relatives at Friend Nebraska last Wednesday. George Platt shipped two carloads of cattle Thursday and went to Chicago with them. Mr and Mrs J W Richards visited Shell Rock Saturday. John came home Monday. Mrs Richards and baby stayed longer. Ed Brandhorst welcomed a baby boy April 10. Piper family greeted a son born April 14. Kinney and son Glenn of Whitten visited J P Petersens. John Brandhorst entertained friends at dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.d. Stevens
Friend
Neb
George Platt
Mr. Platt
Chicago
J. W. Richards
Shell Rock
Richards
John
Robert Kinney
Glenn
Af Whitten
J. P. Petersen
John Brandhorst
Conductor Returns to Work After Rheumatism
Wiford Adams states he was bedridden with chronic rheumatism and used Foley's Kidney Remedy. He credits two bottles with relief and a third with his return to work as a conductor for the Lexington Street Railway in Kentucky. The remedy is claimed to clear uric acid from blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiford Adams
Foley
Lexington, Ky
J. K. Joder & Son
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Rumford
Oak Ridge
Funeral Services
Orval F. Heiser
Pete
Wangler Bros. and
ALL Druggistis
Waterloo Courier
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Eris
Sunkist
Rogers
California Fruit Growers’ Exchange
Clark Street
SUART
Democrats
AND
Fagie Center
George Corey
Ray Brith
H. McCartney
Mc Thompson
Misa Edith Jiease
Hudson
Raymond
Myrtle Bargenstos
Jesup
Leona Price
Dave Arthur
South Dakota
Zimmerman
C. H. Hall
Sioux City
Matt Berend
Willie Wagner
Waneree
Vernal Arthur
G. W. Arthur
Dave
Walter Hewett
Clarence Poyner
Arthur
Mabel Schuler
Parkersburg
Emerson Marble
Louis Tourner
Dunkerton
M. E
Wm. Rudle
Agnes Kascht
Barbara Kunkle
G. A. Hildreth
Birdie Johnson
Minnie Tangler
Walter Starkey
Winsett
Kansas
H. Gould
B. Gonold
Wike
Clough
Mike Wener
Rotter
Zaneta
N. J. Berkley
Jefferson and
West Sixth Streets
Waterloo Hardware CO
Sycamore Street
Cement Products CO
F. H. Latier
la Fayette Street
Fourth Street
Gireet
Couhi
LaPayette Building
4Th Street
Wittick’s
West Fourth Street
Dainy
West Fifth Street
GEO. W. Pett
W. Fifth St
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