Men report on call to service and Liberty Day plans
Cedar Falls notes list men out of county registering for Camp Dodge, fourth contingent totals 58, 29, and 13 sent to training and auto school. A Liberty Day observance is handed to the Cedar Falls Commercial Club for arrangement. Rev M N Andreasen to become pastor May 5, bee meeting set with Prof Eric Millen, and Liberty Loan returns show 1,400 residents purchased 302000 in shares. Burial of Mary Merrill Richards from Los Angeles, and a commercial club banquet plan to boost membership. Church banquet and property sale noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Camp Dodge
City Hall
Black Hawk Hotel
Auto School
Kansas City
Cedar Falls
FL Eric Millen
Farm [Improve Ment Association
Kent
Mary Merrill ‘Richards
Los Angeles
Cal
Ware
Fairview
Merrill
Brotherhood of the
First Presbyterian Church
M. ©. Christiansen
Geert- Een
Thirteenth
Hlllf
Herman Siggelkow
Waterloo
Fairbank
W R C Thanks Donor for Service Flag in Janesville
At the W R C meeting on April 20 a vote of thanks was given to Charles Taylor for donating the service flag’s fund and to Harold Powers for oversight. A long list of readers and helpers is named, noting community activity and church fund support. The piece mentions new town hires, home repairs, and the Presbyterian church tax intake. A class play “The Chaperon” is slated for May 3 at Commercial Hall to fund graduates’ expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Chas. Taylor
W. RC
Harold Powers
Carl Kellar
Wayne Loveland
Leater Loveland
Geo. Perkin
Chauncey Gillespie
Pearl Burkhardt
Floyd George
Albert Corwin
Floyd Johnston
Carl Johnston
Louis Timion
John Sickles
John High
Eldon High
Mike Aniers
Mervyn Barker
Ballantyne
A. Decker
Charles
Clarence Shepard
Presbyterian Church
General Assembly
Jackson Township
Brown
New Hartford
Jesup Notes Include Travel and Local Events
Jesup reports C A Emerson and Frank Rehberg driving three stock-loaded cars to Chicago. Local visits include Dr and Mrs S Smith of St Louis and Mrs Weir of Memphis. Red Cross bazaar set for Apr 27 at Grand opera house with junk sale, lunch, film, and quilt auction to aid soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
C. A. Emerson
Frank Rehberg
Chicago
Charles Dukes
Camp Dodge
S. Smith
St Louis
Martha van Eman
Weir
Memphis
Blbert Weir
Julian Hotel
Frank Belick
M. J. Joint
John
C. F. Kenneally
To Mars
Geoffrey Miller
Familly
Waterloo
Illinois Central Railroad Company
L. H. Blakeman
Donald
Battle Creek
Mich
Bert Blatteman
Custer
Illinois
O. F. Club
France
Viola Masteller
Elza Brown
The
Baptist Church
Amos Haskins
H. A. Mead
Dubuque
Baker
Cedar Falls
Vargarson
Independence
Maude Dennie
Winthrop
Eliza D. Noyes
W. D. Wilkinson
Buchanan County
Mr. Wilkinson
Volin
S. D
D. M. Noyes
Grand Opera House
Red Cross
Floyd Item Roundup From Charles City Event
Floyd notes report T B H group met Friday at Edith Woode home in Charles City. A daughter was born Sunday April 21 to Mr and Mrs Tou Sigler. Mrs Bryant says she is out of hospital and recovering after surgery. Mrs Trudys Barney returned Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd. Floyd
Edith Woode
Charles Clio
Tou Sigler
Bryant
Trudys Barney
Local News Bits and Family Notices from Rudd
A weekly round of small town items shows illness and furloughs. Stanley Noah, long ill at Camp Dodge, returns home for a 15 day leave. Harold Townsend welcomes a son born April 18. Morris Elfers travels to Shell Rock after a death in the family. Doris Knowlton, 7, suffers pneumonia with a nurse's care from Weserly. Walter Ganger writes from Long Island. Herman Molestead, nursing typhoid recovery at a Oklahoma camp, visits kin in Osage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iday
Rudd
Stanley Noah
Camp Dodge
Stanley
Harold Townsend
Morris Elfers
Shell Rock
Robbie Raymond
Osage
Floyd
Doris Knowlton
Geo. Knowlton
Westerly
Walter Ganger
Long Island
Herman Molestead
Oklahoma
Herman Wulf
Leaman departs farm for state orphanage post
Nashua April 24 A letter from J W Leaman of Minneapolis to his brother A D Leaman describes selling his O Dell farm five miles from Minneapolis. He will move this week to become farm manager for the State Orphans Home at Owatonna Minnesota on 320 acres with 40 Holstein cattle. Also notes Mrs Larson returning home from Waverly hospital after a stay, Amos Prudhon’s rheumatic illness, a boy injured by a horse near the Wedemyer home, and Dr and Mrs Agn returning from Bellingham for the winter. F Harrison and wife remodeling their house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
J. W. Leaman
Minneapolis
A. D. Leaman
O'Dell
Mlinneapolis
State Orphan’s Home
Owatonna
Minn
Waverly Hospital
Amos Prudhon
Leo Wedemyer
Waverly
Geo. Agl{n
Bellingham
Walsh
F. Harrison
Best Time to Gain New Flesh Promises Strength in Winter
Experts advise that the season is ideal for rebuilding strength and weight lost in winter. Father Johns Medicine is promoted as a pure wholesome food element supplement, free of narcotics, intended to build up those who are weak or run down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father John
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Japan
Local Briefs From Tripoli April Moves and Illness
Tripoli notes report Mr and Mrs Louis Schwartz traveled to Rochester Minnesota for goiter surgery. Dorothy Corum of Charles City visited her grandmother Mary Bockhaus and then went to Wa verly to join her father M Corum as the family recently relocated to Wisconsin. Mrs G F Meier and family visit Neenah Wisconsin. Louis Essman is seriously ill with pneumonia. Bord E Kelsey enlisted in the quartermaster corps and left for Jefferson Barracks. A wedding of Luin Drake and Herman Huennemueller occurred in Selgel with reception and dance, after which the couple will reside in Tripoli and establish a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Louis Schwartz
Rochester
Minn
Goiter
Dorothy Corum
Charles City
Mary Bockhaus
Waverly
M. Corum
Wisconsin
G. F. Meier
John Fink Jr
Paul
C. A. Arneman
Neenah
Wis
Louis Essman
Bord E. Kelsey
C. B. Kelsey
Waterloo
Jefferson Barracks
Selgel
Kehle
Luin Drake
Seigel
Herman Huennemueller
John Peirs
Property transfers and familiar hometown moves in town
Dr C F Shumate has purchased the John Warner residence and will take possession by May 1. Missy Mayme Shepard returns home to Wuden on Monday after a week’s visit at Dr J Epeneter’s residence.
Pythian Sisters Initiation and Local Death In St Ansgar
In St Ansgar on April 24 the Pythian Sisters initiated new members with Dr and Mrs W W Dockstrader present. District deputy Mrs Louise Mouser of Hidor spoke briefly. Mrs William Priem died at home Wednesday at 3 am after months of illness from dropsy. funeral at M Y Church led by Rev Galbreth. She leaves a husband two daughters and three sons. Interment in St Ansgar cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansgar
St. Ansgar
Moeating
W.W. Dockstrader
Louise Mouser
Hidor
William Priem
M. Y
Galbreth
Thomp
Harry Priem
Chicago
Albert Priem
Seattle
Wash
Edward Priem
St. Ansgar Cemetery
Mitchell April 22 News Briefs
Mitchell notes include W. A. Tawls visiting New Hartford to see daughter Mrs Eells and Curtis on furlough from Camp Dodge. Mr. and Mrs. Boynton back from Norfolk Va visit Osage daughter Mrs. L E Ross. L D Hungerford hosts visit from farm mother visiting granddaughter. H M Piper and spouse return from Harlowton Mont after winter away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Fayette
H. M. Piper
Harlowton
Mont
Vinci Restores Strength After Pneumonia, Woman Says
Brooklyn resident Mrs. Be. Richter testifies Vinci tonic rebuilt her strength after pneumonia. She reports improved appetite, weight gain, and relief from cough following five bottles. Product billed as a constitutional liver and iron remedy, with formula on each bottle. Wrangler Bros. Co. and C. J. Miller listed as distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Vinci
BE. Richter
Wrangler Bros. Co
C. J. Miller
Waterloo
Advan
Speech on war aims and alliances polarizes voters in Third district
A political tract questions Mr Sweet and a claim of the US severing ties with Germany, arguing over war aims, alliance duties, and the balance of manhood, property, and national security, noting that copies of the speech will be mailed in the Third district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton E. Sweet
Congress
Congressional Record
Germany
Lusitania
Anconia
Sussex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cedar Falls Daily News
B. Provensen
Audubon, Ts
Mier
M. N. Andreasen
Danish Nazareth Church
Burch Bros. Co
Sycamore Street Suits
Palace Theatre
Your Order
Albert M. Cloud
Nocent
High Seas
United States
U. S
New York
North American Review
England
Flanders
Switzerland
America
Mr. Sweet
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