Catholic Students Attend National Convention in Cedar Falls
The tenth annual convention of the National Association of Catholic Students opened at the State Teachers' College with a strong turnout. A Cedar Falls Commercial Club luncheon followed, and delegates enjoyed an automobile tour of the city as business sessions continued through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle Hall
St. Patrick Church
Catholic Ladies’ League
Nellie Sheshey
C. S. Cory
State Teachers’ College
Anna McGovern
E. G. Dunn
Mason City
Thomas Burke
Association
Grace MecKay
Ruth Coney
la Salle Hall
Cedar Falls
National Association of Catholic Students
Dumont Notes Nears News of Births and Deaths
Dumont reports a son born to Mr and Mrs Milton Pyle and a baby born at the Hellar home on Thanksgiving day. James P Kirby dies at 63? wait, age 3 years? The obituary notes a child’s death and funeral held at the Catholic church with Father Carperel. Mrs Arthur Stock breaks a forearm after a fall while carrying her baby down stairs. Mrs Vern Early cares for a sick child from catarrhal fever. ONeil of Mason City nursing. Gordon Berker leaves for Waterloo and Des Moines, plans Harvard after naval wireless service. Mrs Rose Crotty is daughter of the late James Kirby, who died earlier. he leaves three sons and one daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
James P. Kirby
Rose Crotty
Kirby
Father Carperel
Hampton
O’hagan
Father McKinney
Parkersburg
Burint
Dumont
Crotty
Ithres
John Kirby
North Dakota
Pat Kirby
South Dakota
James Kirby
New Hartford
Charlie Hellar
Funeral, anniversary notes from Trippoli area
Funeral services for Mrs. Carl Gurgens were held at her son Henry Gurgens residence with interment at German Lutheran cemetery officiated by Rev Hannkammer. A Thanksgiving accident injured Gottlob Kettle. Rettig hospitalized with a flesh wound but improving. Rev M Kielman and family observed their 25th wedding anniversary with a church ceremony and reception. gifts included $25, a Martin Luther statue, and roses. out of town guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hardt
Paul Kehie
Mannerchar
Martin Luther
Kehle
Siegel
I. Hardt
Pleasant Valley
Theo Hilligardt
Waverly
N. Lorenz
Cedar Falls
Marble Rock Community Roundup Dec 6
Marble Rock notes travel to California of Mr and Mrs Bbsip Baltimore and Mrs Hattie Walker. Rey Farnham at St Anthony holds meetings. Lieut Glenn Yearons from Eagle Grove to visit. Red Cross day set for Dec 8 with Union Scott and Marble Rock towns backing. Ames Wood relocates to Charles City for Hart Parr work. Choral society of M E church entertained at John and Mrs Moore home Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Rock
Bbsip
Baltimore
Hattie Walker
California Rey
Ashley Farnham
St. Anthony
Glenn Inman
Water
Glenn Yearons
Eagle Grove
Ralph Wailster
Red Cross
Union
Scott
Ames Wood
Charles City
Hart-Parr Factory
M. E. Church
John Moore
Avaninn
Hazleton Notes and Local Births and Marriages
Hazleton notes announce the birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nelson, Dr. Hunt offering government medical service, and the burial of John Clark near Hazleton. Also reported are farm movements, family illness, golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Clow, a Chicago surgery, new residents, a Ladies Aid dinner at the M. E. church, and the wedding of Miss Myrea D Mignet to Fred Eugene Nolan with plans to settle in Oelwein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Louis Nelson
H. H. Hunt
John Clark
Independence
Hazieton
Clark
Stanley
Stanley In An Early Day. Mr. Clark
Fred
Henry Brintecombe
Samuel Irvine
Emmatebure
Frank Rice
Randalia
Art Walker
Fred Moyers
L. E. Walker
Colorado
Mr. Dietrick
Maynard
Nelson Clow
J. C. Thomas
Chicago
Shela
Harry Burton
Susan Spragg
Urbana
M. E. Church
Marleton
Myrea D Mignet
Henry Mignet
Fred Eugene Nolan
Oelwein
J. W
Allison and Avery Hazel Flynn wed in Dec at Aptington
Marital union joins Allison Allison and R C Avery with Hazel Flynn of Hamilton county in a ceremony conducted by Mayor C F Missman. Opal Lodge 417 officers elected led by E W Booton as W M L. Eugene Owen S W. Ernest Speedy J W. J Ray treasurer. H F Wild secretary. Numerous locals attended lodge events in Bristow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Buerkle
J. D
L. HL Potter
A. T. Martin
A. HL Taylor
Tyler
Allison Masons
Bristow
Lodge
Opera House
G. BE. Brartin
A.T. Martin
Mabel
Fairmount
Minn
George Sawyer
G. E. Mactin
Fred Fettit
Carleton Sias
Waterloo
Associated Church
Raymond and area social notes mark farewells and gatherings
In Raymond on a Wednesday afternoon the Crom auxiliary met at Mrs Caspar Lindner for a community sing and a farewell for Mr and Mrs Charles Munger who plan to move to northern Minnesota. A large gathering at John Cotton’s home Saturday honored the Cottons before they relocate to Waterloo with singing and a generous purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Raymond
Raymond Red
Charles Munger
Munger
Minnesota
John Cotton
Cotton
Ray Smaking
Janesville
Glenn Parker
Local News From Bristow December Update
Bristow reports Maxine Marly recovering at home with her parents Vern and Mrs Early after illness at her grandmother McNellus home. Mrs Ida Cline and Mrs Frank Newberry improving slowly under care. Red Cross banquet at the opera house yielded a neat profit. Miss Carrie Woodworth rents east town residence to William Brandenburg. J W Jones painting the Reformed parsonage for Pastor Wubbena. Hardman and Corey hardware sold to Benjamin and Henry Burma awaiting transfer. Miss Payden and Larer appeared at the opera house in the lecture series. Cemetery society bazar and supper set for Friday at the opera house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow
Maxine Marly
McNellus
Vern Early
Magon City
Second lecture at town hall in Aplington Monday evening
The second number of the lecture course was given by Toy KF Rendell Monday evening at the town hall. The entertainment was greatly enjoyed by all present. The Ladies of the Mutual Benefit Society raised 318.00 at their bazar and supper on Thanksgiving evening. H. H. Younker and Mrs. Etta Weiss, married at Manning last Wednesday, returned here Thursday. George De Buhr came back from Austin, Minnesota, after visiting his brother. The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. Dan Van Gerpen Wednesday afternoon. Piping for the water system is nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Dec
Toy KF. Rendell
Town Hall
the Mutual Benefit Sojciety
H. H. Younker
Etta Weiss
Manning
George de Buhr
Austin
Minn
Ladies’ Aid Society
Dan van Gerpen
Washburn Social Notes and Holiday Visit Highlights
Mrs John Schons and children of Tracy Minnesota visited relatives in Washburn Dec 7 The Home Circle met with Mrs Louis Golinvaux The group talked through the afternoon and had luncheon served by Mrs Gay Myers and Miss Della Golinvaux Guests included Mrs H Wolf Mrs M Frost Mrs Golinveux and Miss Mars O Connor of Waterloo The next meeting will be hosted by Mr Michel
Readlyn Briefs: Appendectomy, Births and Local News
Readlyn notes report Mrs. Carl Lestikow underwent appendectomy with satisfactory recovery. Announcement of a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Lestikow on Sunday December 3. Dr Berns scheduled to speak December 14. Geo Molds sold his 160 acre Buck Creek farm. Mrs Osner leaves for Bt Loula, Me. for several weeks. Smallpox quarantine at Mt Heineman's removed with no new cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Readlyn Readlyn
Carl Lestikow
Berns
Geo. Molds
Buck Creek
Osner
Loula
Linden Linden Deck-William-Mitchell Move In From Dougherty
Local items report families adjusting moves and social happenings at Lafayetta school events. Clara Mitkesh and Tori Atkinson arrived for a visit with Mrs. Gokes but were told to stay away. Miss Mitkesh undergoes planned operation after a letter from a relative. D.C. Perry collapsed at Payna Reynolda store and was treated at home by a physician. Melinda Dixon travels to California for winter with her son Gow. Linden car accident on Wednesday morning damages auto driven by Glen Poyner with no injuries. Community clubs host gatherings at John Uker home and Rath Treat, while Thorn Wilhwise holds a business meeting. Freak Mosher underwent serious pulmonary surgery Tuesday and is recovering well. the patient shows improvement after operation.
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Cedar Falls
Sam Brown
Roger
Aviation Corps
France
Cedar Palls
P. EB. O
Cery
Iowa Street
J. Scott Stevens
O. S. Hammond
Wapello
Orlando
Pla
Fhrat Congregational Church
B. W. Merrill
J. W. Morgan
First Church
C. W. Wester
Lowise Lowry
Marjorie Hammer
Venla Riker
Josephine Jennings
Marjorie Mullarkey
Musses Louise Hearst
Helen van Derveer
Genevieve Wilson
C. B. Hutchins
Harold Brown
Chicago
Washington
D.C
National Army
Petersburg
Cach
Waterloo
Harry Riley
Minnesota
W. Co. Cunning
Harry BH. Thompson
Linden Lindon
William — Mitchell
Dougherty
Dearbon Avenus
Lafayetta
Wort
Clara Mitkesh
Tori Atkinson
Gokes
Payna & Reynolda
Dixon
Thorn
Offigers
Glen Poyner
Linden
Noslaty
Mosher
Tia
Althe
Local notices and social events in Spring Creek Township
Spring Creek gatherings report a four day furlough for T Bert Whalker of Kansas City and celebrations for newborns Oda Otto and a son born Thanksgiving Eve to Mr and Mrs Elmer Brooks. The community welcomed Della Gloe and Otan on Nov 28, candy and popcorn shared at a kitchen shower for Mrs Otto, sickness linked to whooping cough and rheumatism noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Creek
Bean
Mra
Fred Broad
Odn Otto
Wim
Glee
Grant Wells
O. Roberts
HB. O. Roberta
Waterloo notices and local notices listing advertisers
A Waterloo page fragment lists a social visit, a theatre outing titled She Teal Ching, church service, and a fur lunch plan. It includes a long advertised letters list with numerous names and local business sponsors, urging readers to read advertising in the column.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lawn City
J. P. Jepson
State Street
Nazareth Church
Mr. Jepson
A.S. Hansen
Lars J. Patersen
B. Provensen
Claus Thompson
Anna
Jennie
Mildred
Jepson
Townsend-Merrill Lumber & Coal Co
Ellen C. Mullarkey
Eben CG. Mullarkey
O. B. Mullarkey
St. Patrick’s Church
J. C. Waineke
St. Bernard Cemetery
Miami
Ariz
Roy Kelley
Thomas Mularkey
Andrew J. Mullarkey
Bloody Tanks Canyon
Tripoli
Allison
Orange Township
Orange High School
Frank Turner
Milledgeville
Grange
Rodamar
D. F. Schrock
Arkansas
N. E. Cable
Ruth Glessner
Misa Glessner
Grace Hoover
Presbyterts Hospital
Harry Coe
Florence
John Brown
Esther
Stocklake
Orange
Washburn
Spring Creek Township
Evelers and
Opticians
Hudson Dudson
Mary Coddington
Henry Muller
J. We McChunkey
Xome
Bort Sheridan
Acheo Iwuditortur
Tueattay
W.G. Strayer
Perry
Auuter
Wicterloo
Julia Brock
Tra
W. A. Brown
Neor Brunndtye
Hertha Burgen
Lla Carros
Cameron
Mine Minute Christensen
Jennie DeVriss
Duran Lutty
Louisabel
Lazal Widdick
Ate
Aurastrain
May Frazo
F. O. Gahr
Mauda Gindt
Stella
Minnie Hanson
Edith Hendrickson
Wred Henderson
M. J. Howitt
Homes
Minaatta Hunter
Lawes
Athalin W. Law
Lydra Lown
Annie Mathews
Marie Martin
Ray Mason
Hugh M. O'Donnell
Chaos Payne
Ray
B. A. Peterson
Oscar Paters
Alex Renier
James Rubendell
Daxter Sandifer
Fort Shoren
Andri Smit
Sam Soloman
George Stahr
Albert Stromine
Erch Stoowe
VY. Bummeera
H. A. Teagan
G. Tederman
Ieo
PL Thomas
Charley Tolle
W. D. Trusty
L. W. Winthrop
Walter Wolf
Mettauer Confectionery
Model Cafe
J. W. Myers Garage
Reserve Loon Life Insurance Co
Waterloo Lunch Traomete
Orsign
Joly M. Foures
J. W. Trusaill
Paroil Pout, Co. W. Wabchber
Limburger
Hindenburg Line
Rhine
Adam
Waterman Fountain
Waterman Ideal
Warwickh
Wraacs
Butler County
Kansas
Rock Creek
Clay
Liberty Pipe Line Company
Douglas
The
Martle Oil & Gas Co
Hullhiggins
Manley
Hull-Higgins
Martle Company
National Reserve Bank
Woolf Tenel & CO
Kansas City Stock Exchange
Republic Building
Kansas City
Woolf, Teitel & CO
Republic Bldg
Missouri
Liquid Pistols
Bob Apfel
Lafayette Street
Waterloo Theatre
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