Exhibits Exceed All Records for Size and Quality at Cedar Valley Fair
Cedar Falls aug 22 Eleventh annual Cedar Valley fair and exposition opens tomorrow and runs through Friday. Entries greatly surpass prior expositions in number and quality. Six vaudeville acts arrive for daytime and evening entertainment before the grandstand. Fireworks planned for Wed Thu and Fri evenings plus a daylight display on Wednesday. Boxing set for Tuesday evening, 42 rounds. Fair board lists directors and officers. Notable society notes include local residents moving to Nevada to run a cafe, several trips and visits, and Mrs. Stiles’ return home after hip fracture recovery.
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Cedar Falls
Flying Millers
van de Velde
Griffen & Pearle
Iowa
Fair Board
The
Fair Association
John Sperg
George Wyth
I. A. McNabb
A. H. Adams
F. H. Weisbard
W. L. Northrup
Lloyd Loonan
P. A. Lund
J. F. Lorenzen
Berg
Wyth
W. D. Strayer
Mr. McNabb
Leslie Johnson
Agnes Healey
Nevada
Bonner Cafe
Ray Crouse
John McLain
Golda Sheppard
Walnut
Grave
Minn
Charles J. Wild
Thressa
Monica
Doris E. White
Stuttgart
Ark
W. H. Payne
Carol
Laura
Elizabeth
Frances
Nebraska
Kansas
Alice C. Stiles
Lucille Howe
Gertrude Abele
Michigan
Walker
Ben
Sartori Hospital
First Quarrels of Married Life Prompt Skunk Ridge Talk
Abe Martin recalls a club gathering where wives and husbands share early quarrels that shaped married life. Tales range from forgotten bills over bridge work to egg incidents, neck shaving, and miscommunications. The group notes money issues and residence strain often fuel such misunderstandings.
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Skunk Ridge
Leghorn Tharp
lLafe Bud
Joe Kite
Ike Lark
Paris Magazine for Cats Debuts Society Page in The Feline World
A Paris magazine devoted to feline affairs includes a society column for cats in The Feline World edited by The Cat Without a Name. It features weddings births and deaths among pets and essays on topics from animal rights to cat psychology and a planned free animal hospital.
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Paris
New
Youth Who Quit Jail at Allison Held in Chicago
Iowa Falls youth Fred Weible who escaped from Butler county jail is held in Chicago on a larceny charge. Sheriff Burma reports Chicago detectives will turn him over to Butler county authorities after final processing. A certified copy of Weible’s commitment to Eldora was sent to drop the Chicago charge.
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Courier Special Service
Allison
Henry W
Burma
William E. O'Connor
Chicago
Fred Weible
Iowa Falls
Butler County
Weible
Eldora
George, Ia., Men Buy Independence Bakery Plant
George Sands and Clarence Blackwell take possession of the Independence Baking company plant in George Iowa, purchasing it from N A Nielsen. Mr and Mrs Nielsen visit Ashton Ill and plan a short stay before moving to Waterloo.
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Independence
George Sands
Clarence Blackwell
George
Independence Baking Company
N. A. Nielsen
Mitchell Club Hosts Picnic in St Ansgar Park
Women of the Original 590 club entertained an equal number of guests at a picnic bridge party in St Ansgar tourist park. Mr Dearborn's sudden illness forced him to travel to St Paul while his family planned a vacation at Lydia Tesch’s home. In Tama County three families camp near Traer with men cutting walnut timber for sale to St Lewes by carina, continuing for months. Osage hosts Mitchell County Medical Association dinner with Dr G E Krepelka of Stacyville leading the event. local doctors from Osage attended.
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Fourier
Mitchell, Ta
590 Club
St. Ansgar’s
G. S. Dearborn
Smallaughter
St Paul
Dearborn
Lydia Tesch
Tama Co. Traer
T. F. Clark State Park
Traer
St. Lewes
Mitchell Medics
Osage
G. E. Krepelka
Stacyvile
Mitchel County Medical Association
Wor. Owen
Whitley
G. A. Lart
John Eiel
Parkersburg Woman Seriously Injured in Strike Incident
A Parkersburg woman, 111, sustained a slight injury Thursday after a strike incident near her home. Friends report she remains under care with hope for a full recovery as medical attention continues.
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Parkersburg
Parkersburg. In
F. F. Voetta
Former Oelwein Resident's Funeral Held in California
Louis Weil a former Oelwein merchant and citizen had his funeral today at his San Pedro California home He worked in the clothing trade here with Morris Loeb later passing the business to Ritchey Brothers Weil moved to California two years ago He is survived by his wife and a married daughter. Flower show drew big crowds with hundreds of entries and a notable gladiolus display by Henry Lauer Eldorado 125 varieties. Paving work to start next Monday and finish by November 12 per contract.
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Courier
Oelwein
Louis Weil
San Pedro
Cal
Henry Lauer
Eldorado
Missionary hall dedication ends Iowa church assembly
The Iowa Evangelical church annual assembly in Riverview park concluded with a sermon by Dr. C H Goodell on The Gospel Mystery. Missionary Hall was dedicated by the state women s missionary society, costing 4500 with 1250 in additional gifts. Election of Women s Missionary society officers followed, with officers named from Waterloo Cedar Rapids Des Moines and other cities.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Women's Missionary Society
Iowa Evangelical Church
Riverview Park
C. H. Goodell
Edison
Goodell
Christ
God
Missionary Hall
The
Tabernacle
J. F. Dunlap
Cleveland
Missionary Memorial Building
State Women’s Missionary Society
Women’s Missionary Society
H. J. Faust
Waterloo
A. A. Couser
Cedar Rapids
F. R. Blakely
C. H. Vandersall
la Porte City
J. H. Engel
Des Moines
R. E. Kerney
YY. P. M
N. Ramige
Nor& Springs
Mission Band
W. C. McKinley
Little Heralds
Woman's Board
Funeral Service for Judge Clyde Held in Osage
Funeral services for Judge Clyde were held Saturday at the Baptist church in Osage. The Mitchell County Bar Association and many friends attended. He was 77, born in Wisconsin, practiced law in Osage, member of Masonry Phi Beta Kappa, and served as state senator and judge. Survived by widow and six children. United States now has seven plants making synthetic ammonia.
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eMauricr
Cedar Valley Seminary
Liberal Arts
University
Law College
Osage
YCATE
Phi Bra Kappa
Baptist Church
Twenty-Third General Assembly
Chhldren
John
Oakland
Cal
Ray
Arthur
Ames
Frank
U. S. Geological Survey
Mary
Flora Danforth
Washington
D. C
Cedar Falls schools set Sept start. new staff listed
Cedar Falls announces September 5 reopening for high and grade schools after a three month break. Principal-elect M. B. Street arrives to assume duties, replacing W. F. Sarle. Assignments include Muriel Henderson, L. R. Holmes, and many teachers across senior and junior high and Lincoln and Miner grades. Also notes upcoming Upper Iowa district Methodist conference in town September 21 with 500 expected attendees and speakers from Garret Biblical Institute, Detroit, Chicago, and Grinnell College.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Saturdy
M. B. Street
Chariton
Missouri
W. F. Sarle
M B. Street
Muriel Henderson
W. Harrington
Jane Farber
Frances Kleaveland
Erma Logan
Mina Monnett
Stella Sebern
Commercial
D. D. Pettit
L. R. Holmes
H. L. Kirk
Cyrella Dolan
Ruth Royer
Genevieve Ferguson
Mary McGee
Gladys Hayes
Freda Carpenter
Lincoln
Mary Lynch
Wilma Pelham
Ruth Carsten
Lois Gibson
Wilda Byers
Adella Damge
Marjorie Barney
Lucille Bartlett
Inez Childs
Katherine Lattin
Winona McFarland
Upper Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ladies Aid Society
Catholic Women’s League
la Salle Hall
St. Patrick's Church
F. T. Keeney
Omaha
Harris Franklin Ball
Garrett Biblical Institute
Chicago
Merton
Rice
Detroit
Mich
Teachers College
Bert Smith
R. E. Diffendorfer
Mission Board of the Church
Lutheran Synod elects new southern district president
In Clinton Iowa Prof. John Fritchel was elected president of the southern district of the Tawa synod. The omission festival drew over 1,000 attendees from nearby regions. An unrelated note mentions a coin counting machine used by the Bank of England.
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Heads Lutheran Synod
Clinton
John Fritchel
Tawa Synod of the
Lutheran Church
Thinois
Bank of England
Charles City Man Injured In Accident At Hart Parr Plant
S C Nosser Hart-Parr employee in Charles City Iowa sustained grave internal injuries when a large wheel fell and pinned him against a wall. He is hospitalized at Cedar Valley. The August 22 report also notes community events including the Patriotic Orders Reunion, a baseball game rain delay, an agriculture scholarship program with Hart-Parr and Iowa State College, cemetery improvements, a marriage in Kirksville Missouri, a new farm home being built, and two injuries involving a girl and a boy in the area.
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Courier Special Service
Charles City
S. C. Nosser
Hart-Parr Company
Cedar Valley Hospital
Grand Army of the Republic
Women's Relief Corps
Christian Church
CG. G. Gray
G. A. Hess
Raph Roxine
E. G. Gough
L. W. Inman
W. F. Belling
Winona
Minn
Iowa State College
Ames
Floyd County
Howard Klinetop
Iowa Homestead
Will Wagner
Shirley Bunze
Carl Bunze
Lloyd Cushatt
Riceville
Cedar Valley
Aged Maine Citizens Describe Health Secrets for 75 Years
Augusta Aug 22 The Maine Public Health association prize winners reveal life longevity secrets from the Three Quarter Century club. Marie E Fuller 80 wins 15 dollars. Helen M French 84 earns 10 dollars. Rodney Quimby Lancaster 84 takes 5 dollars. Keys include breast milk, open air, simple home foods, eight hours sleep, and relaxed meals.
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Augusta
Maine
Rodney Quimby Lancaster
Howland
The
Health Association
Span May Be Built Over the Missouri
A survey team from Ames has begun work between here and the county line three and a half miles south as Chicago engineers plan further study of a Blair bridge. If built, the Blair crossing would shorten the Lincoln highway by 26 miles and ease traffic around Council Bluffs and Omaha, with Harrison county supervisors likely backing a shorter route and graveling the road to the bridge.
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Missouri Valley
Ames
Chicago
Blair
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Kansas City
California
Harrison County
Young Mian Gardner Dies At La Porte City
Edward Gardner youngest son of Mrs Mary E Gardner died suddenly at his La Porte City home at 1 30 am from a hemorrhage He was born June 3 1903 at Fort Dodge and lived in Washburn Wisconsin before moving to La Porte City He worked as a barber until last November Surviving are his mother three brothers and two sisters Funeral arrangements await word from California associations include Lotos lodge IOOF and People Traveling and Visiting Several local residents took trips or visited relatives in Illinois Wisconsin and California during the period
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la Porte City
Edward Gardner
Mary E. Gardner
Mr. Gardner
Arizona
Fort Dodge
Washburn
Wis
Waverly
Dunkerton
California
Gardner
Clarence
Eugene
Englewood
Cal
Harry
Fredrick
Lola Butterfield
Bertha Head
Long Beach
Butterfield
Lotos Lodge
T. C. Klust
Omar
Albert Adams
Waterloo
Springfield
Granite City
St. Louis
Mt. Olive
G. H. Nies
Ernest
Fort Des Moines
George Weithorn
Monona
R. WH. Haberichter
Weithorn
Haberichter
Angela Pickart
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Harry Kauffman
Aurelia Spengler
Della Darling
Methodist Convention
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Beth Jechem Church
John Ross Reed
Philadelphia
Harold Holst
Signe Holst
Elna Christensen
Inez Johnson
Grinnell College
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Cedar Falls Canning Company
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Butler Legion
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Dumont
Odd Fellows Hall
Hart-Parr Workman
Big Wheel
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W. R. Finlayson
First National Bank
D. A. Engledow
Sherman Jersey
Hart Parr
Charles Ginkel
Charles Snyder
W. C. Herbrecht
J. G. Legel
Marshalltown
Riverside Cemetery Association
Minna Hanson
Wiliam Baxter
Kirksville
Phoenix
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Young Mian
Laporte City
Ance Agency
Lamar Jd
Dure, Mer
Fred W. Andres
Mgr
Lafayette
H. F. Greten & Co
Bridge Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Company
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