Ann City Notes Of Wide Interest In Cedar Falls
A Cedar Falls column recaps social visits and travels among locals including Mrs. Augustus Freier hosting a tea for Mrs. Walker of Newell Ark, families visiting Fort Snelling and Des Moines, shifts in church and Red Cross activities, and several civic notices. The piece notes births, marriages, and local movements among prominent residents with details on the upcoming funerals and society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
August Freier
Walker
Newell
Ark
Wesley Wiler
Daniel Wiler
Centralia
Wash
Grinnell
BE. A. Chapman
Parkersburg
Oscar Lowry
Clinton
Ernest Whison
Little Son
West
Redlands
Ore
Des Moines
Oelwein
Hieber
D G. Merner
Clarence S. Severin
Danbury
Clifford Casey
Fort Riley
Edward Short
N. Friis
Lawrence Friis
Omaha
Neb
Kayes
Marshalltown
Fyrta
Mayme Hoagland
Ida Lampberry
Rutledge Harris
Stanleys
Minnesota
Harris
Capt
Harold Brown
Sam Brown
Fort More
J. L. Markussen
State Street
Ninth
Stumpenhauser Place
Thomas
Waterloo
Quikdale
RED+CROSS
The
Red Cross Society
W. N. Hostrop
B. B. Dubbert
Lucy Royce
Kidnap Attempt Over Adoption Rights in Iowa
In Clarksville Iowa two women drove up to a foster home and frightened Mrs. Angus Pomeroy into surrendering her adopted four year old daughter Wanda. Mrs Stevens, who had adopted the child earlier but without recorded papers, claimed the child. Sheriff A T Martin secured the baby and is returning her to the Pomeroy family who have had guardianship for about two years. The mother works at a Cedar Rapids wholesale house.
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Diantha M. Collar
Cedar Falls
Diantha M Collar
James Collar
Black Hawk County
Massachusetts
Calvin M. Collar
James M. Collar
Iown
Butler County
New Hartford
Tremont Street
Messrs
F. O. Jackson
H. S. Gilkey
Leo Paulger
J. D. Thompson
LeClair Martin
Mr. Fitch
Clarksville
Angus Pomeroy
Wanda
Altho
Mr. Pomeroy
A. T. Martin
Allison
Strike Automobile Top Injures Two Women in Transit
Mrs. Henry Gee and Mrs. Howard Burr were injured when the automobile top struck them as they rode to Minneapolis. Gee suffered a nose cut while Burr had injuries to the head and eyes. Both women avoided serious harm and are recovering quickly. Mr. and Mrs. Gee continued to Bemidji Minnesota, while Mr. and Mrs. Burr went back to Waterloo.
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Henry Gee
Howard Burr
Sheay
Minneapolis
Berlin reports higher merchant ship losses by submarines
Paris Aug 17 The German official report of merchant ships sunk by submarines is exaggerated 40 percent, according to the results of a conference of Allied navies held in Paris on July 25.
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Paris
Fair booth contest invites top exhibits
Organizers announce awards for the best exhibits at the fair and urge everyone to participate. They hope the booth will stand out as one of the finest displays, highlighting pride and creativity across the event.
Wedding Bells for Jessie Smart and Orville Harris in Iowa Home
EVNews reports the wedding of Jessie Heloise Smart and Lieut. Orville Harris at the bride’s Randall Street home in Des Moines area locale. Rev. J Johnson officiated with close relatives present. Clara Silver sung Love's Old Song and Mrs. Howard Wilson played Lohengrin’s Bridal Chorus. Harris, a Fort Snelling Army officer and Iowa Law graduate, will reside in Minneapolis.
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Jessie Heloise Smart
F. R. Swart
Randall Street
Orville Will Siam Harris
Jefferson
J. ¥. Johnson
Clara Silver
Howard Wilson
Lohengrin
Harris
Fort Snelling
Law Department
University of Iowa
Har[rie
Minneapolis
Courier Patterns Coupon Order From Fashion Department
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, fit out the following coupon and send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo. Enclose 16 seats for each pattern. these patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Miss Marjorie Rabe Attends Marriage Ceremony
In the afternoon Mrs. B. O. Haven hosted supper. Miss Marjorie Rabe attended the marriage of her college roommate Miss Jath el Johnson to Vere Lopez. Rabe will play the wedding march at Wil l Mames, In today.
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Marjorie Rabe
Will Mames
Jathel Johnson
Vere Lopez
Rabe
Wil
Canadian trenches paper 5 full of good humor
St Paul Minn August 11 Postry jokes notes on camp life and notable individuals from a New York paper published in the trenches by a Canadian regiment in France received by Leonard Wood's aide. A parody on A Little Bit of Heaven mocks No Man's Land with shrapnel and trenches.
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St. Paul
Minn
France
Wood
Mason
Leonard Wood
Heaven
Old Plaudursn
No Man's Land
Fragmentary Scribbles From a Humorous War Alibi
A jumble of quoted phrases and partial lines creates a fragmented note about bravery jokes and a sergeant. The text lampoons drill and leave policies and features a fair Estaminet lady referenced in a dismissive tone.
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Lars
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Ann City
Nellia Rownd
Rownds-Philpot
Cedar Heights
Woman's Joint Missionary
First Methodist Church
Cedar River Park
Supt
Morris
Hannah Nielson
H. W. Larsen
St. Peters’ Lutheran Church
Hannah Nielsen
Prairie Rose
Tarpgaard
Lakes
Kate Marchant
Cedar Valley
Stinehart
Grocee
Lee
East Fourth Stre
Berlin
Qourtesy
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
Albert Sweeney
Lilian Soknor
Lewis EL .Thomas
Columbia
Lewis Thomas
Lillian Lohnar
Silent Club
George Fitrgoman
Ida BE. Bhur
Hartley
Imn
Predross
Guy Stark
Fergeman
St. Mary's
St. Mary’s
Mnes
Bromanschonkel
Witty
Fenelon
Annette Schultz
Ida Goldstein
Cedar Rapids
Rose Robinson
Des Moises
Mildred Harrison
Chicago
Ruth Hirsh
Vesta Paul
Fonda Mae Jameson
Tena Mazaretsky
Jenn Hostetter
James Ede
M. &. Chelke
M. 8
Red Cross
Americas Chick Company
Golden Rule
Swift
Adelsperger
Ted
James Black Dry Goods Co
Scharfenberg’s
Lafayette Street
New England
Ham
Tbs
Hamburg
Ready TO Wear
New York
Palm Beach
Wisconsin Woolen Mills
Drug Department
Dabrook’s
Schratz
Dennison
Bunkle’s
Acorn Gas
O. K
Fels and
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