Bremer Soldier Answers Taps in 1860 Tripoli Ties
Waverly Iowa December 21 Special old Bremer county settler Chapin died Sunday morning in his seventy sixth year after two years sailings and tuberculosis but a rugged lifelong fighter. He served in the Sixteenth Iowa infantry Crocker’s brigade and was buried near Tripoli after a flag bearing old guard escort. He left behind his wife five children and one sister while pioneer neighbor Mrs Harris remains ill with grippe at eighty three. Hand painted china sale announced at Nellie Green home 114 Walnut Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Ymvian Chapin
Bremer County
Chapin
Wau
G. A. R. Post
Waverley
Tennessee
Iowa
Crocker
Tripoli
Pice
Kpol
FP. PL Fishmn
Mr. Chapman
Kapin
H. D
W. D. Chapin
Daughers
W. G. Hallett
Crest City
Mina Hanner
Resco
Cal
H. G. Schell
Naverly
Capin
Mariette Gifford
Lake Gemeva
Wis
Sarah. Harris
Nifles
Ox Caris
Finchford Social News Roundup for December
The Finchford column notes an annul telephone meeting and officer elections. Nellie and Carrie Avenson attended a Sunday meeting in Waterloo, while Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker visited relatives in California. J Bowers traveled to Waterloo by car, and Thomas Jordan and family moved to Winslow where he will run the Winslow store. Royal Neighbors plan a Christmas dinner in Garrison's hall on December 31, and a Christmas entertainment is set for December 24 at the Christian church. Edward Evenson is ill, and Mrs. Charles Dorman spent a day with the Henry Long home. Dorwood Lowell and Cassaday attended a QUES meeting in Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Davis
Chester Whitney
L. Whitney
Garrison's Hall
Christian Church
Edward Evenson
Jsick Lst
Charles Dorman
Henry Long
Thought Babe Was Kidnapped Case Clarified by Police
Mrs. Jesse Whitamore reported her sixteen months old baby missing after leaving the child with a hired girl while she bought medicine. Police located the infant at the Whitamore parents home and recovered possession. the father did not object, and no kidnapping ruling is expected as the couple remains legally married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Whitamore
Fourth Street West
Mr. Whitamore
Cottage Street
St Pauls M E Church Home Coming Service
St Pauls M E church will host a home coming service Thursday at 7 30 pm featuring a fall chorus and orchestra. The pastor will preach and the invitation extends to new and old friends and members alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's M. BE
Dismantling of Tabernacle Ends Era of a Revival
Workmen begin removing the master edifice once housed nearly half a million people during Sunday revival campaigns led by Evangelist Sunday. Chorus leader Worner A. Rodeheaver visits Cedar Rapids, discusses sawdust findings and a painless tooth extraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore & Moore
Uimphermen
Tabernacle
Evangelist Sunday
Rody
Immanuel
Cedar Rapids
Worner A. Rodeheaver
Sioux Oli
Chicago
Portsmouth
Mr. Sunday
Christmas notices and social updates from Clarksville
Community list of residents visiting relatives and returning for holidays. Charles McGraw resumes work at the Star office replacing Rathe who resigned. Several families travel for Christmas gatherings and church programs are being arranged for the weekend.
Reinbeck Community News Roundup in December
Reinbeck Iowa December notes report Bert Shimer of Morrison ill with pneumonia and Carl Riebeshimer recovering from appendicitis after a Thursday operation. Nearby residents Jack Townsend Dysart and Tillie Ackerman Parkerburg visit or tour, with several travel mentions. Other items note Mrs. L A Grant visiting Gladbrook, Lovell family travels to Traer, Temple moving to Rode, M J Brown facing surgery, a Shoup wedding, Mamie White visiting Waterlon, and James Cameron hearing Billy Sunday in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Bert Shimer
Morrison
Carl Riebeshimer
Jack Townsend
Dysart
Tillie Ackerman
Parkersburg
C. P. Beardster
Hattie Shear
Rockford
Will
James Cameron
Mjfarlowton
Mont
Walter Franklin
Pennsylvania
L. A. Grant
Gladbrook
PD. M. Lovell
Traer
Tred Shoup
Ray Shoup
Linden
Mamie White
Waterlon
al. Davis
Waterloo
Rev. W. A
Mary Innes
Christmas Programme at Baptist Orphan's Home
A Christmas programme with decorations music speaking and a candy treat invites old and young. Attendees are urged to bring a cash offering for the Baptist Orphan's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Orphan's Home
Meritol Sore Throat Tablets Promote Quick Relief
Meritol Sore Throat Tablets are a new preparation for relief of sore throat and related mouth and throat disorders including tonsillitis quinsy thrush ulcerated canker sores hoarseness. Users report prompt and certain results from Henderson Drug Co the Meritol store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Drug Co
Meritol
Orange Township Notes And Local Happenings
The Orange Township community reports on church visits and medical updates. Master Ufershel Glossner has been home after a delicate operation and is improving. The Ladies Aid society met with Mrs. Wilbert J. Miller. Officers were elected for the Orange Township Literary Society, and a Christmas program is planned for December 23. A local man named Kimmel suffered leg injuries from a tree accident, and visitors including J. J. Berkley and CG. BD. Flickinger were seen visiting friends. Various neighbors and families are noted in routine social updates and visits over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thee
Atreetings
Ufershel Glossner
Aidoseeciely
Pchurch
The
Brethren
Dan Myers
Pearl Lichty
A. A. Bentrager
Kimmel
Samuel Filtre
J. J. Berkley
CG. BD. Flickinger
Tripoli Notes and Local Social Roundup in Talbot County
Miss Catherine O Leary of Fort Dodge will teach the balance of the term as Mrs Clark cannot return. Sanford Purrow goes to South Dakota for work. Des Moines visit by J J Chandwick. Tartheran Verein fair a great success. Ralph Skillen of Montana visiting friends. A G Kampmeier trip through Wisconsin and Minnesota. Mrs John Warneke visited Ernest at Waverly. Leitha King fell from a ladder while with carpenters at St Peters church and was home in Waverly. Lou Jahnke buys half interest, Jahnke Brothers now. Louise Hunnemuedler and Amanda Carstensen of Waverly visit. N C Frese of Westgate called on friends. Eva Leege of Waverly visited. Mrs F C Ghragge and Mrs Bertin returned from Palatine Wis for father Charles Preston's funeral. Henry Towne, William Tegtmeier and John Warneka were Waverly callers. William Jahnke and wife entertained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Catherine O'Leary
Fort Dodge
Haas
Clark
Sanford Purrow
South Dakota
J. J. Chandwick
Des Moines
Fair Hell
Tartheran Frauen Verein
Ralph Skillen
Montana
G. Kampmeier
Wisconsin
Minnesota
John Warneke
Ernest
Waverly
Joe
King Leitha
St. Peters New Church
Lou Jahnke
Auburn News Highlights Church Events and Births
In Auburn on December 22 a baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Guy Lee. Social and spiritual events included an intertainment Friday and a Christmas program at the local church. Ada Call and Abvi S Melnutyre wed in Colorado Springs on December 14. the bride will be missed in town. Public schools close for two weeks for vacation. revival meetings begin next week led by visiting teams from Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
Dee
Guy Lee
Barnes
Rharely
Tie of
Ars
Atu
Blevenson
Honlah Shay
Colo
Ada Call
Abvi S. Melnutyre
Malachile
Calo
Tno Othr
Copper Ball
Mala« Ehite
Iowa
Frank Frost
Mason City
Buttermakers Association formed in Town State
The Town State Buttermakers Association was organized yesterday at Dalwein with nine charter members. Elected are President W E Mildestadt of Manchester, Vice President H M Crocker of Clarksville, Secretary W J Brunner of Strawberry Point, and Treasurer G Q Miller of Arington. The group is for actual creameries and not to interfere with the State Dairy Association. Officer Troward Garrison went to Waverly as witness in a trial today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalwein
W. FE. Mildestadt
Manchester
H. M. Crocker
Clarksville
W. J. Brunner
Strawberry Point
G. QO. Miller
Ariington
Troward Garrison
Waverly
Minister's Wife Favors United Doctors Cure
Mrs T A Rhodes wife of a Carlinville Christian minister credits United Doctors with curing four year gall stones and liver enlargement after failed treatments. She describes severe pain, yellow complexion and digestion issues but reports rapid improvement and relief from operation. The article touts free examinations and selective treatment for curable cases as it urges others with nerve blood skin kidney bladder liver bowel or lung diseases to seek care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Rhodes
Carlinville
Illinois
Ufa
United Doctors
Waterloo Institute
Marsh Place
L. A. Rhodes
Jones Dairy Farm Little Pig Sauages at Koeneke Laf Bik
Jones Dairy Farm reports a small pig sausage shipment to H. H. Koeneke in Lafayetta and Bik store locations. Strong entities include Jones Dairy Farm, Koeneke, Lafayetta, and Bik. Shipment details and dates are unclear due to fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
H. H. Koeneke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bremer
Lyman Chapin
Poli
Nellie Green
Walnut St
Finchford
Eaton, Pike, Crane & Co
H. W. Taggart
Commercial Street
London Farms
Waterloo Savings Bank
Weat Waterloo
HAFE
Ody
Terloo
Florence
Whea
Greene
Callen
Cedar Malls
HH. Mead
A. John
Allison
Sarah Witt
Town City
al Crippen
St. Ansgar
Rey Martin
Mary Jie Thurston Bennett
Cook County
Ullners
Ir. BE. Genenett
Genoa
Trbi
Shell Rock
Charles
Emma
Ida
R. W. Baker
Edith
Bennett
George
John Thurston
Austin
Oklahoma
JD. K. Smirking
Cedar Falls
Adelin Iledge
den Kalb County
Tul
Charles McGraw
Star Office
Xa | Rathe
Emeline Spence
Morall
Neb
C. C. Zellhoefer
John Best
Eliza Hickie
Merle Hickie
Ora Ray
Iva
John Hazard
Miss Iva
Roy Gilbert
Cecil Ross
William Cook
Paul
Ramona Graham
Mt. Vernon
George Atkinson
Taudile
Wessington Springs
S. C
William Hickle
Atkinson
Frank Cheever
Armstrong
Shep Hickle
Cedar
J. P. Neat
Mary
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Haviland China
Brown Crockery CO
Bridge Street
Orange
Don Tink
Mier
Heine
Iteener
A. Mathews
Bristow
Belkeana
MT Auburn
Buttermakers’ Association
Wetter
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!