Active Church Worker Dies at Eighty Two
Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Davis aged 82 of Waterloo died at 4 30 am at her home after a brief illness. Born in 1844 in Geneva W, she moved through Iowa with her husband Theodore S Davis later settling in Cedar Malls and Waterloo. She was long active in Methodist and temperance work and leaves six children, four grandchildren, and two siblings. Funeral at 9 30 am Monday at First Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev J Arthur Young. burial later in Marshalltown.
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Sarah Elizabeth Davis
Knoll Treet
Doa
Bronelliat Tieuiniona
Geneva
Theodore S. Davis
St Louis
Marshall County
Iowa
Cedar Malls
Waterloo
Davis
Jierselt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Women's Christian ‘Yemperaicea Union
Lincoln Chule
First Methodist Jepiscoanal Church
Mys
Adelaide Walker
Winfeld
Kan Robert Davis
Trinidad
Cole
Paul Davis
Elma
Wash
Roy Davly
Columbus
Neb
Mando
Bernice Davis
Watrloo
Elleabeth
Maud
Davis Walker
Winfield
Kan
Janice Davis
Arthur
Lulu
First Methodist
J. Arthur Young
Marshalltown
Stev
Ralph Ellers
Church of Christ
C. W. Hancher
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Methodist Spliscopal Church
W. C Culver
Parks
H. M. Parks
Tremont Street
Emily Parks
H. ©. Culver
Howard
Fulton,ilk
Thomas Anderson
First Baptist Church
Peterson
M. A. Peterson
Bluff Street
Huusband
Pan in America musical pageant at West High School
West High School staged Pan in America through Allied and Arta Conservatory of Music with J H Ray as Anoilo and nine Muses in a colorful interpretive show. Soloists included John Wells Willliamn Blick Russell Lamson Arlene Bradley Graham May Nina Rickerts Max Noah Carmen Ailes Audrey Sies with dancers and an orchestra coached by C Albore Scholin and Toby Dempster.
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America
West High School
Allied
Arta Conservatory of Music
Maine Olympus
Anoilo
J. H. Ray
Fan
Jos
Donald
Olympus
Pan
Diagguise
John Wells
Willliamn Blick
Russell Lamson
Arlene Bradley
Graham May
Nina Rickerts
Max Noah
Carmen Ailes
Ruth Ries
Danon
Audrey Sies
C. Albore Scholin
Elizabeth Cullin Me.Cartney
Toby Dempster
Alagel
Truman DeRname
Knights of Pythias Elect Monday in Walglela Hall
Knights of Pythias local lodge No 4 will elect officers Monday night at Walglela hall. Lawrence is the sole nominee for chancellor commander to succeed Leonard Weiss. Refreshments will follow the election. Operetta by high school students Rings in the Sawdust to be staged March 19 with rehearsals this week.
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Melmet Indge
Walglela
Pythias
PD. Hall
Tare
AL Tacwrence
Leonard Mr. Weiss
Llgin
Klein
Pechdh
Eh Xehagl
Fire alarms spark blaze at residence on Washington Street
Damage estimated at 20 dollars after a fire started by sparks onto the reef of Antotade's residence at 208 Whahington Street yesterday afternoon. Police urge insurance and advise contact Herman Miller at phone 2404 for details.
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Whahington Street
Herman
Miller
Children of Pioneers Recall NIGHTS of Wolves and Spelling
A Washington township couple recalls frontier life in the 19th century. Mrs. Jarrison A. Crawford, born Jane Wilson, describes wolves near their log cabin home, abundant wildlife, and shared community work. Her husband, a blind veteran, notes neighborhood hospitality, schooling, and a harsh winter journey to Waterloo for a marriage license.
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Prairie Cabin
Jarrison A. Crawford
Ninth Street
Waslington
Crawford
Jane Wilson
Joh Wilson
Seth
Jane
Washington Township
Ty Mhner Wilson
John Wilson
Indiana
Paonlo
Wei
Weslerloo
Spectator News Tory Wing First In Vowa Contest
The Spectator West High student newspaper won first prize for the best review story at the Iowa high school editors convention in Grinnell. Bertha Ferris wrote the winning piece an interview with John Philip Songa under guidance of Maurylea Zimring Spectator editor who represented West High at the event.
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Bertha Ferris
Barlington High School
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Quill
East High
Des Moines
Mallenser Cup
Lineal High
Des
Maurylea Zimring
the Spectator
Westiligh
Judge Puts Bounty On Johnson Fights
A garbled report notes a bounty placed on Gillen Johnson. It references a conflict with a party identified as negro residents of Water Street and mentions separation of a couple and orders affecting suspects in a volatile dispute.
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Gillen Johnson
Neretofore Gila
Water Street
Alice
Chung
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Poway
Fore, Mrs Johnson fails to file charges in court
The fragmented report shows Mrs Johnson promised to file charges but delayed until last evening. Judge J C Beem set a $100 fine and costs for Gillam after a dispute over his wife’s statements, with payment required at the next court appearance. Foresters greeting details and a divorce suit for Tate are noted, while Clyde Lee resigns to join a Cedar Rapids firm.
Bob Jones campaign boosts Waterloo church cooperation
The Bob Jones evangelistic meetings in Waterloo concluded with strong support from 24 cooperating churches. Ministers report many new members, rekindled devotion, and a strengthened townwide fellowship, noting the campaign's lasting impact on worship and community prayer.
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Antioch Pantist Cave
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Dunes
Tris Campaiga
Uni
Ren
Tris Pragei
Huntley Honor Campign Planned by 80 Volunteers
A fundraising and membership drive by the Noavelera Protective association in Iowa honored George W. Huntley of Waterloo. About 80 members attended in Relor Trussell Lamson with G. O. Gould as principal speaker. A February banquet is planned with state and local officers attending. sixty attendees reported.
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Iowa
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Waterloo
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Wax
H. BE. Kiester
Thief Steals His Own Garage Car Amid Bailiff Action
Wyatt, held in contempt of a municipal court bailiff, broke from a locked Williston avenue garage and absconded with his Chevrolet coupe car under padlock custody. An information for larceny of property from an officer is filed. one year in prison possible. Authorities seek Wyatt and the vehicle.
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Wyatt
Sterling
John Sweitzer
Williston Avenue
Gmiers
Inn
Delinquent Taxes Auction Next Monday in Courtroom
County Treasurer Ed Madigan to auction real estate for 1296 taxes unpaid. Bidders pay only the taxes due, bidding down to the full amount. Dunkerton and Gilbertville report clean tax records. several thousand parcels to be offered for sale in the small courtroom.
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Ed. Madigan
Dunkerton
Gilbertville
Gilbertvilly
Aula
Cedar Falls Man Hurt in Fall Requires X Ray
Cedar Walla December 4 Bert Corning fell 14 feet from a window and will be moved to Sartori Mamorlad hospital for x ray examination when able. The extent of injuries is not yet determined and he endures great pain. Corning regained consciousness hours after the accident. Berenson Sorenson a carpenter injured in a fall at the Chris Gruhn building is recovering. Vic taken to the Peter rilken burg home after the incident regarded as serious. A beehive display on a German farm near Lateuwenbarp noted.
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Chris Gruhn
Vic
Peter Rilkenburg
Rural Education Conference Urges School Aid Reforms
Cedar Falls on December 4 reports unanimous resolutions from the Rural Education Conference urging revision of state school funding and urgent action to raise teacher qualifications for rural and consolidated schools. The meeting highlighted equalization, private bus use, noon-hour supervision, and varied lunchroom practices as key issues.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Smith-tlughes
State Normal Training
Consolidated Schools
W. P. Ashton
Whiting
Womanless Wedding drama draws funds for Joan and library
Independence crowds fill Grand theatre for The Womanless Wedding hosted by P A O. Sympson company from Bardstown staged the production with 70 local sponsors and full houses, raising money for the Joan fund and the Memorial library. Coe College Glee Club entertained at First Presbyterian dinner, while Supt W R Roberts plans a 35-team district debate schedule, pairing by school size and distance.
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Bardstown
Coe Glee Club
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WT. R. Roberts
Supt. Roberts
Missing son sought by Cedar Falls police
Arch R Roberts from rural route No 2 Cedar Falls asks police to aid search for his son Ward 7 missing since Saturday night. He is 4 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 149 pounds, last seen in dark blue corduroy trousers a yellow sweater and dark blue overcoat. In Cedar Falls a special Emma Marie, 4, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Vhienter of River Bluff park, ill, an eighth grade student at Lincoln school.
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Trey. Alp
Blough
Church of the Brethren
Jesus
Tob Jones
Tintald
Waterloo
Iis
Miss
Evangelians
Fev
Willian Tardexstin
Trymouth
John Robertson Macartney
Wirgt
Campijen
Arch R. Roberts
Cedar Falls
Warde
Emma_ Marie
John
Vhienter
River Blut Park
Lincoln School
Mrs Hila Fuller Is Dead at Shell Rock
Mrs Hila Fuller dies at Shell Rock Iowa from heart disease following the death in France of her son Leonard in the World War. Survived by husband Charles her mother Mrs Hila Stoddard and several siblings living in Northwood Chorde Waverly Junction Elmer Cort Mina and Mead.
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Coariar
Shell Rock
France
Leonard
Witth Iuller
Charles
Hila Stoddard
Florente Olmstead
Oreairs
Mabel Churkeyville
Lillianson
Massachusetts
John Stoddard
Northwood
Chorge
Waverly Junction
Elmer, Cort
Mina
Mea
Cora Melnroy
Brotherhood Supper Invites Local Men to Dec 7 Event
West Union Louisiana December special Brotherhood organized at D Pres by church to host a fellowship supper on December 7. Any man interested in obedience is invited to bring a youngster and attend. County Superintendent Bruckner will speak at the event.
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West Union
D Presbyterian Church
Bruckner
Japan Dedicates Swaft Monument to First Missioner Xavier
A monument to Francis Xavier, pioneer Christian worker in Japan, was unveiled in Xamaguehil with attendance by the diplomatic corps and heads of Catholic institutions. The Spanish priest, who arrived in Japan centuries ago, baptized about 3,000 locals in Yamaguchi and aided missionary work across feudal courts.
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Goa
Satsuma
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Lori Ouchi
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Navier
Kyoto
Gonnare Tenno
Hierato
Lord Ouchi
Troiit
China
Kayter
Rane
Tipati
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