Cedar Falls Daily News brief notes and social items
Mrs Hammer visited Westerloopsterdamy for a day with her sister Mrs G. McAlvin and relative Jenny Hearst from Piqua Ohio. Mrs Hunter of Alligans toured Cedar Falls then Waterloo. her mother Mrs Saul rests at home. Community events include Darners' Kensington supper, Ladies Aid picnic at Cedar Heights, and a Rebekah Kensington gathering. Local residents travel to Canton Ohio, Stirley, and Detroit for visits and weddings. several illness reports and a large funeral in New Hartford.
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Westerloopsterdamy
G. McAlvin
Jennie Hearst
Piqua, O
George Hunter
Alligans
Credar Falls
Waterloo
Ferwpant Saul
Faror
Hinrry Saul
Ed Dahl
Ela
Maamilton
John Hauser
Waterton Road
Ising
Benson
Hecklinger
Trecksinger
Ladies’ Aid Society
That Christian Church
Cedar Heights
Rebekah Kensington
Lamarrayn
A. FE. Powell
Baar
Twelfth Street
W.T. M. Aitkin
Canton
Wai
McCrenary
Adams
Orphie Wilko
Wadlence Hall
Frank Bion
Port Dade
Social Service
Hf. B. Cisner
Mra Clark
Wateran
Mrr
LB. Alexander
Adberts
Mick Leach
Bozeman
Mant
St. F. Murray
Milas Leash
Kris Nielden
Vista
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DW. Rabe
McBride- Watterman Nin
Strout
A. L. Dickinson
Wussell Thenitson
Geder Rt Phas Ueys
Danish Hupital Ladies’ Aid Society
Plttangen
Pioneer Citizen Samuel M Hoff Dies at 87 in Waterloo
Samuel M Hoff a Civil War veteran and Waterloo pioneer died at his home 1882 Commercial Street at 8 45 p m after five years of illness He was born December 12 1837 in Union County Ohio and moved to Waterloo as a youth He served in the Iowa Cavalry Co G and later held multiple city roles including Waterloo's first marshal and street commissioner He was active in Odd Fellows and survived by a daughter a grandson and a sister The funeral will be Sunday at the Baptist church with interment in Waterloo cemetery
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Seerley
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Springheld
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Burher
Trasbat
Chivdes
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Ijsfar
James Stewart
Indianat
Ack
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Katherine Caffrey
Miliwaukee
Wis
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Grove Street
Sartarldemortal Hospital
Wood
Bryant
Sioux City
Abe
B.S. Fism
St. Patricl’s Church
St. Patricl’s Church, Rhe ‘Puator, Rev. J.C. Weineke
Quirth
Dorchester
Granny
Magneketa
New Hartford
DD. N. Gorman
St. Joseph's Collage
Dubuque
St. Bernard's
Newman
Mra
Carpenter
Detroit
Mich
Samuel M. Moff
Harry G. B
Commercial Street
Hoft
Waterloo
Union County
Pirat Iowa Cavalry
trans-Mississippi Department
Catonel Warren
Curtis
Prairie Grove
Harry Sarr
Milford
Little, Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Hoff
Jane Collins
Hof
Het Melissa Bumgardner
Guy R. T Hastetler
Jane Wallace
Willisea
Odd Fellowship
Temple Rebekah Ronge
Black Hawk Lodge
Canton
Odd Fellows
St Baptist
Yoff
Robert Anderson Post
Rye Althor
Kistners Biartuary
Waterloo Cemetery
Automobile collision at Fourth and Lafayette Streets
Automobiles driven by A. Kessler, a lumber dealer, and H.H. McQuilken of La Porte City collided at Fourth and Lafayette Streets. Both vehicles were damaged but no occupants injured. Earlier, Jewish women organized a relief sociey and sent monthly dues to the Central Jewish Relief Society in New York. Mrs. Katz hosted refreshments after the meeting at Tos Grant Avenue.
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A. ©. Kessler
Lafayette Building
HH. McQuilken
la Porte City
Fourth
Lafayette Streets
Cenwal Jewish Relief Society
New York
Katz
Three Brothers Wed on Three Days Notice in New Orleans
Three Fernandez brothers wed on consecutive days in August in New Orleans. Mervyn, Everett, and Earl married Bertha Winninghoff, Stella Goodwin, and Violet Counchaldia respectively, with Ada Fernandez guiding the family as matriarch. Pearl Fernandez had eloped last August.
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New Orleans
Triple Fernandez
Mervyn
Bertha Winninghoff
Everett
Mississippi
Stella Goodwin
Hamilton Changes Mind Not Guilty
John W. Hamilton, accused bigamist, yesterday in district court changed his plea from guilty to not guilty preferring trial by jury. His case is set for September term in Hauiston. He married Pearl Louder while his first wife in Marshalltown was not yet divorced. He claims a decree was obtained and argues the letter from his first wife frees him.
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John W. Hamilton
Hauiston
Itig
Boies
Plaminton
Milk Supply And Practices In Waterloo Revealed
A report by N. A. Talty shows Waterloo consumes about 4,600 gallons of milk daily with 1,000 gallons used here every day. Nearly half of the milk comes from tuberculin tested herds and from dairymen with cooling tanks and sterilizing facilities. Delivery times, cooling temperatures, and pasteurization rates are outlined, including hours milk stays on farms and on wagons. Ninety-five percent of milk comes from the country and most is delivered before 6 a.m.
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Waterloo
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Creamery Men Warn Heat Cuts Cream Supply
Creamery men say hot weather has reduced cream supplies by about one third as ice cream makers consume most of the sweet cream. H. B. Estel, at the Delhi creamery picnic, notes farmers report livestock losses from the heat while local crops appear to fare well with no rain issues.
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Estel
Mr. Distel
Delhi
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