Wapsie camps host group visits and church wedding announced
A cottage at Chautauqua park hosted a surprise gathering as LeRoy Turner and his wife were honored with a silver casserole from the Christian Endeavor group. Separate items include a Beasley Storey wedding at Grace Church and multiple club meetings and picnics across community groups with guests from Greenfield and Rutherton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
LeRoy Turner
Christian Endeavor of
United Brethren Church
Dew Drop Inn
Chautauqua Park
R. RB. Graves
Turner
Mies Alice Waldrof
Leg Mangled in Cutting Machine at La Porte City Canning Plant
Miss Emma Krebbs, a La Porte City Canning Company worker, suffered a severe leg injury when her foot slipped into a cutter belt. Doctors amputated the knee, and she was moved to a supervisor’s home before potential relocation to her parents. Also notes local residents Eva Seath and Hazel Haymond returning from a ranch trip and a car trip to Oelwein to visit W A Sanford’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Emma Krebbs
Krebbs
Mr. Powel
Eva Seath
Hazel Haymond
Cedar Falls
Salida
Cole
Harry Beal
Dorothy
Gordon Sanford
Oelwein
Mr. Beal
Mr. Sanford
W. A. Sanford
Minor suits filed in district court
The court docket lists several suits: Borle and Deffler sue Security Storage for 100 dollars over an alleged electric sign debt. William S. Pierce et al seek mortgage foreclosure on a note of 914.34 dollars by Earl Lelatead et al. H C Krebs collects 15.95 from J Perkins et al for paints and varnish. Farmers Loan and Trust Company files foreclosure against Agnes B Bachtell et al claiming 1637.44 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borle & Deffler
Security Storage Company
William S. Pierce
Earl Lelatead
H. C. Krebs
J. Perkins
Farmers Loan and Trust Commpany
Agnes
Bachtell
Germany Has Eye on United States In War Time Talk
Rabbi Eugene Mannheimer recalls Germany’s boasts to American students that a future prince would rule in America after crushing England and other European powers. He describes experiences aboard the Teutonic crossing, fears of German actions, and the mood as war loomed while Des Moines readers learn of hopes and tensions on the voyage and in Strassburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dex Moines
Germany
England
Europe
America
Eugene Mannheimer
Des Moines
Mannheimer
Teutonic
New York
Mexico
Ice-Berg
Strassburg
American Sixpress Company
Great Bastern
Believe Missing Girl Believed in City
Charlotte Mae Fox, about 16, disappeared from Oelwein with a young man en route to Waterlop to marry. No license found. Police say a girl matching her description was seen in Waterloo selling hair tonic and posing as deaf and dumb. Relatives in Chicago fear white slavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Mae Fox
Oelwein
Waterlop
Chicago
Beeve
Waterloo
Charles C
Injured man in collision at Falls and Sinsayside
Lt. J O Connell of 234 Letund Avenue collided with a motorcycle at Falls Avenue and Sinsayside last evening. Rider H H Seiger of 206 Clay and J E Kimpler of 1529 Fourth Street West were aboard. Seiger was slightly hurt and taken to his home by ambulance, Kimpler uninjured. Both vehicles sustained light damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O'Connell
Letund Avenue
Falls Avenue
Sinsayside
HH. Seiger
Clay
J. E. Kimpler
Fourth Street West
Mr. Seiger
Dlo
Mr. Kimpler
New Picture Theatre Set for Nov 1 Opening
Plans for a new picture theatre at Fourth Street West by H A Maine Co. include a 6,000 organ, seating for 600, modern ventilation, safety features, and no balcony but two elevated loges. The project costs about 336,500 with fittings and equipment by James Ders, and expects opening on November 1 with premium entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Maine & Co
Fourth Street West
Jt Ia
James 1
Ders
Eagmaelty
Oper
Herria Cuttas
Bryant
Prisoners Exchange Hats In Court Room Confusion
In a police court proceeding Harry Ort and Albert Carpenter faced alleged theft. A bystander, Pred Bussey, identified the pair as the suspects and testified they swapped hats causing uncertainty. Bussey noted Ort wore a straw hat and Carpenter a slack hat, with further remarks on their fits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nata
Harry Ort
Albert
Carpen
Ort
Head of Our Country Theme Shown in Page One Note
Fragments indicate a headline about a national subject and a public notice on page one. The wording mentions Wise Haute and an introduction of witnesses, suggesting a council or court context. Names and full details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate Wralte
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. RK. C
A. R. Hall
Viola
Dewitt Billings
C. D. Becker
Mary A. Tutte
Greenfield
Department of Iowa
Tuttle
J. G. Jeffers
Post 224
Rutherton
Ind
Francis Scott
Key
Wapsie
Jesup
F. C. Rath
Rush
J. §. Hason
Ida Spears
Avenue Jameson
Arthur Simpson
Frederick Becker
Gordon Rath
Edward Bodholdt
Beasley-Storey
Grace M. EB. Church
A. J. Northrup
Frank Beasley
Addie Storey
Beasley
Stella Beasley
Kern Street
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Fairbank
Missera Deard
Harry Liggett
Samara San Club
Philotes Club
D. E. Bankson
High Street
Louis Stolte
Loueen
Seattle
Wash
Stolte
Will Stolte
United Presbyterian Church
Byrnes Park
Russell
Oneonta
N. Y
J. Ka. Munn
Mr. Foster
Osceola
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Elia Mark Lee
D. F. Club
Anna Trudgian
Mulberry Street
Nabar
Fatha Coleman
Eleventh Street West
Westminster
H. H. Caughlin
W. C. Newsum
Westminster Church
H. 5. Coward
DIE Nadel Verein
Walter Bass
Fremont Street
Charles van Vleck
Logan Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Methodist Church
B. of
L. BE
L. W. Marker
Pine Street
Cedar Rapids
George Wheeler
Daughters of Isabella
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
United States
Jowsa
Pliza
Wig & Miller Shop Co
Bey
Amber
Bridge Street
C. M. Allen Land Company
Fast Waterloo
Towa
Atlantic City
Fannie Schoenfeld
Mabel Dead
Allo
Fannie Schoonfeld
Weciracy
Clem Boling
The
Waterloo BusIness College Syndicate
Almon F. Gates, SC. B
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