Pleasant Family Reunion at Mrs Bedford's Home
A Christmas reunion was held yesterday at Mrs Martha Bedford's South street home with eighteen attendees including Cedar Falls guests Dr F L Vander Veer and family and Mr and Mrs W H Bedford plus Mr and Mrs T P Hicks of Chicago and Lloyd Loonan of Hudson. The event featured holly decorations carnations on the long dinner table and separate tables for small children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Bedford
South Street
Niloon
F. L. Vanderveer
W. H. Bedford
Cedar Falls
W. Bedford
Thomas Glenny
Hudson
Lyman D. Bedford
Daniel Vale
Lethbridge
Can
T. P. Hicks
Chicago
Lloyd Loonan
Mrs. Fritz
Des Moines
James Meggison
Anderson
Council Bluffs
Shaw
B. F. Sanders
Jefferson Street
J. S. Page
Sanders
Mr. Page
Guarantee Hall Insurance Company
Sioux City
H. E. Gale
Maple Street
Santa Claus
R. BE. Montague
Borock
Peoria
James Kermuth
J. G. MecAlgin
Iringe
H. B. Camp
High Street
Turkey Leg Theft Leads to Fines and Days in Snow
Frank Moore faced police court after taking a turkey leg from a woman on an Illinois Central train. He was fined 30 days snow shoveling plus $45 in fines, as the judge watched the leg during sentencing. Other defendants included John Hogan fined $25, Jack Brennan for 10 days on the streets, and several men given 10 days for drunkenness or disorderly conduct. Police court collected $45 in fines and 100 days of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Moore
Illinois Central
John Hogan
Fox Township
Jack Brennan
Jack
Bit
James Stuart
Jack Ganaway
Jacksonville
James P. Waite
Mason City
E. H. Tompson
Thomas McDonald
Tom Brune
Fis
Bible Study at the Y M G A schedule and events
Under S H Liljestrand direction a more active religious campaign is planned at the Y M C A. The first annual bulletin is issued, winter Bible classes start Jan 1, spring term March 27, and exams are set for April 16 to 22. Training sections and special courses are listed with named instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Liljestrand
Y. MM. CG. A
Department of Religious Education
Depuy-Travis
U. ML. GA
Pioneer Woman in Death Sleep in Waterloo
Mrs. Harriett Malissa Hoff died at 1 30 pm at 1222 Commercial street Waterloo after a long battle with paralysis. Born February 7 1845 in Danville Alabama she lived in Waterloo 46 years and was active in M H church Rebekahs and the W R G. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm from the home with Rev J B Johnson presiding. Interment in Waterloo cemetery. Survived by husband Samuel M Hoff and one brother W L Bumgardner. Daughter Miss Harriette Freeman returns to work in Waterloo. Also noted are birth of son Latham Willson and a family remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Malissa Hoff
Samuel M. Hoff
Commercial Street
Finneral
J. B. Johnson
Rebekahs
Women's
Helief Corps
Hoff
Terment
Waterloo
Tony
Decedent
Bumgardner
First
M. H. Church
W. R.G
Danville
Center Point
W. L. Bumgardner
Ninth Street
West
Harry C. Ludden
Comercial Street
Mr. Hoff
Also Mentioned on This Page
Perrin Gloves
Ge Bsee
Gale
E. J. Hollister
Olean
Douglas Kloss
E. D. Hull
Grace M. E. Church
Walnut Street
I. M. Hull
Chang, Ir
Eva Hull
Clarance Hull
Dwight Hull
Charles City
O. B.S
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Clark Williams
Marjorie
Center Street
India Thurston
Austin Burt
Burt
M. W. Bartlett
Elmer Bartlett
McAlvin
Mary Dane
W. L. Hearst
Charles Hearst
Frank Hammer
Mamie Hearst
Elenry Hammer
Ben Everall
Dr. McAlvin
Viu.uu
Panama
Temple Rebekah Lodge
5. M. Hoff
East Side
Odd Fellows’ Hall
West Side
Henderson's
Ladies’ Industrial Society of the
First Congregational Church
Soash Hall
A. F
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
Masonite Temple
G A. Rk
WG. C. T
K. of C. Hall
Moley
THE
Y. MG. A
Secre
Tary S. H. Liljestrand
John KE. Strayer
Johnstown
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Everglades
Mr. Strayer
Decendent
Mrs. Hoff
Harriette Freeman
Fremont
Neb
J. HE. Ridenour
Charles W. Willson
Vine Street
Latham Willson
United States
Canada
Inoney
Pinex Co
Ft, Wayne
Ind
E. Boyce Sreee
Max Deyenze
Iowa
la Porte
I. C. Yarrow
la Porte City
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