Poyner Township Sunday School Convention Plans
The Poyner Township Sunday School convention is set for Dewar with afternoon and evening programs featuring devotions, lectures, and community relation talks by Rev. Lewis P. Kopp, Miss Bessie Follett, Miss Edith Bunn, and others. Local residents pass along visits and travels of several families and clergy connected to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewar
Poyner Township
A. G. Ward
Lewis P. Kopp
Waterloo
W. F. Spry
M. E
Raymond Ladies’ Quartette
Shanlts
Bessie Follett
Edith Bunn
Raymond
Douglas
John Bell
Raymond Personals Note Arrivals and Visits Around Town
Raymond April 25. Matt Demuth and Frank Demuth called to Aurora by their mother's death. Ida Keiffer of Sherrill Mound and Mary Gruenwald of Waterloo visiting Rev. Rottler. Len and Matt Jungen of Waterloo visited Raymond. Mr and Mrs Rinker and daughter Marie of Waterloo visited Hulls. Mrs Henry Miller guest in Waterloo. James Bandfield and family visited G M Parker. Dan OConnell home for a few days from St Joseph College Dubuque. Mrs Hall and son Vincent to Sioux City this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Matt Demuth
Frank
Aurora
Ida Keiffer
Sherrill Mound
Dubuque
Mary Gruenwald
Waterloo
Rottler
Len
Matt Jungen
Rinker
Marie
Hull
Henry Miller
James Bandfield
G. M. Parker
Dan O'Connell
St. Joseph's Colege
Chamberlain's Liniment for Rheumatism Relief
For rheumatism you will find nothing better than Chamberlain's Liniment. Try and see how quick it gives relief. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Manchester Paper Sold to J. E. Campbell
A Delware County News in Manchester Iowa changes hands to J. E. Campbell of Des Moines. The weekly paper, published in Manchester for fourteen years, was owned by a stock company with attorney Hugh Clemans as manager. Editor H. C. Ashbaugh of Waterloo and then Geo. Van Atten of West Union recently left.
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Manchester
Delaware County News
J. E. Campbell
Des Moines
Hugh Clemans
H. C. Ashbaugh
Waterloo
Geo. van Atten
West Union
van Atten
West
Baby Drowns in Shallow Yard Pool at Traer
In Traer Iowa April 26 Mr and Mrs Lawrence Leslie mourn the death of their seventeen month old daughter who drowned in a shallow pool scooped to receive bathroom water in the family yard. The child wandered away, was found face down in the water, and died instantly according to a coroner’s report.
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Traer
Lawrence Leslie
Geneseo Line
Local Notes From Reinbeck April Proceedings and Arrivals
Miss Queen Hickson works as office girl for Dr Farnham. Rev J Q Robinson attended district conference at Geneva. Grundy County Teachers Institute set for June 17 to 22 in Reinbeck. Miss Viola Runft owns a new plane bought by her father from Peter Westergaard. Mrs Netta Junger moved near the Methodist church property sold to H A Wilson. The Westergaard house moved to Chas Runft farm. a new house will be built this summer. H A Wilson joined the State Bank of Reinbeck, replacing John Moeller who plans to move to Des Moines. A freak pig with one head and two bodies died after a few hours and is kept in the high school museum. YT Saul bought a new driving horse in Waterloo. Mrs Elizabeth Hildebrand, mother of the Hildebrand boys, left for Emmetsburg.
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H. A. Wilson
Westergaard
West Reinbeck
Chas Runft
State Bank
John Moeller
Des Moines
Johnson
W. Saul
Waterloo
Elizabeth Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Emmetsburg
Morris Rogers
Anna Peters
Berlin
Judge Platt
Grundy Center
L. R. Parish
Ionia
Gus Gehler
Gladbrook
Mary Sibert
Fred Schrieber
Cedar Falls
John Ramsey
Chicago
Maggie Miller
Dike
E. A. Bertholf
E. E. Sweitzer
Sweitzer
Reinbeck
Mary Keniston
Grant Township
Harvey Minton
R. R. Welch
H. E. Wilkinson
John Ehrig
Woodman
Sheriff Black
D. R. Earl of
Beeman
Brady
Cedar Rapids
R. C. Holck
Andrew Teel
C. C. Camp
Wm. Kessler
Dysart
John Horstman
Fred Feenan
Ln Grundy Center
Henrietta Morrison
J. D. Morrison
J. R. Stewart
Erma. Stewart
Paul Stewart
Will Smith
State College
Ames
Win
Gilbert
A. Teel
Mamie White
Harlowton
Mont
H.W. Avery
Farnham
Seattle
Wash
General Assembly
U. P. Church
Frank Lauer
Masonic Hall
Pythian Sisters
Chas. J. Adams
The
Courier
Iowa Shriners
Los Angeles
Omaha
Denver
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Salt Lake City
Santa Barbara
California
San Francisco
Portland
Chis. Ramm
W. G. Terrall
John
Roundup of Local Social and Civic News Highlights
Local residents travel for work and care, with Miss Anna Peters heading to Berlin to work this summer and Judge Platt passing through en route to Grundy Center. Many visits linger in Cedar Falls Ionia Gladbrook and Des Moines, with health, house preparations, and community events noted.
Local Births and Social Notes Brighten Week
After his farm interests Mr and Mrs W N Stewart rejoice in a daughter born last Sunday. Herman Miller of Waterloo visited town Thursday. A daughter arrived Wednesday April 24 to Mr and Mrs C H Schneider. A Mother's Care promotes Foley s Honey and Tar for croup whooping cough bronchitis and lung ailments with no opiates safety noted by H W Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Stewart
Herman Miller
Waterloo
C. H. Schneider
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Town Criers Club Schedules Texas Trip For Convention
Complete itinerary of the party leaving Water loo May 16 for Dallas to attend the national admen convention is mailed to club members. The 1000 mile Texas trip costs 66.95 with 5 rail fare refund after 75 travelers, reducing to 61.95. Reservations start as cards arrive, minimum 10 accompany each reservation, meals not included.
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Waterloo
Dallas
Tex
Town Criers’ Club
Texas
John Andrews
C. L. Kingsley
A. F. Hussman
Reporter
lCriers
Lafe Young
Iowa
The
Eastern Star
Candidates file at Des Moines for national offices
In Black Hawk county candidates filed nomination papers in Des Moines. For congress in the Third district two Republicans, C. J. Fickett and A. D. Sumner of Waterloo, submitted papers. For presidential elector L. M. Hawver Jr. of Waterloo appeared as a Socialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Des Moines
Congress
C. J. Fickett
A. D. Sumner
Waterloo
L. M. Hawver, Jr
Cuticura Heals Severe Leg Sore After Injury
Mrs. M. E. Fairchild of Wichita Kansas recounts a serious leg wound from a fall that damaged the skin to the bone. She credits Cuticura Ointment with stopping pain and starting healing after other remedies failed. She praises Cuticura Soap for gentle cleansing without smarting and reports free sample offers from Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Boston.
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Ned
Leo O'Connell
B. W. Heiple
FE. D.marble
Barker
Nell
Mabel Young
Tully
Baby
Allen
Walter Piper
Grand View Avenue
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Trible
C. C. Smith
Lynn Smith
Alta Poyner
Woman's Home Missionary Convention
Independence
Catherine Neuses
Martin
Engelfeldt
Saskatchewan
Can
George O'Connell
Holdiman
Myers
Walter Starkey
Union
G. H. Combs
Mercer
Post Tavern
Battle Creek
Posse Cereal Co., Ltd
Pure Food Frcteries
Bate Creek, Mich
Babe
Highland
Highland Improvement Company
Rota
James Gardiner Co
First National Building
Glacier National Park
Lake McDonald
Avalanche Basin
Sperry Glacier
St. Mary's Lakes
Cut Bank Pass
Lake McDermott
Iceberg Lake
Park
Pacific Coast
Great Orthern
Sernines Tovriat
Great Northern
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Seventh Street
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