Third Week of Crowder Mission Opens in Dunkerton
The third week of the Crowder mission opened with a well filled morning service and a crowded evening gathering. Rev. W. A. Service and his Barclar United Presbyterian church attended. The mission closes next Sunday night with evangelist leaving for Madison, Wisconsin. Over twenty conversions noted. church planning to expand operations including a parsonage and higher ministerial pay. The project supports racially conscious community service, a free state library, and farming bulletins from Washington. A series of Saturday lectures on agriculture and farm life runs February 22 to March 29 with notable speakers from Iowa State College and Waterloo, focusing on farm management, small-town improvements, and dairy science. Also reported is the death of John Ginney near Ryan, aged about sixty, a former farm hand for Wm. Magirl, with no known relatives in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ymnkerton
Crowder
W. A
Barclar United
State Library Commission
Mimball
Church
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
State of
Iowa
Henry W. Grout
Methodist Church
A. A. Burger
Black Hawk Corn Crow Association
C. A. Nelson
Waverly
A. M. Ten Eyck
Iowa State College
Ames
Ten Eyck
State College
H. E. Kiester
Waterloo
Paul Davis
Kiester
Aunkerton
Davis
Guy A. Feely
Margaret Meyers
Hush G. van Pelt
FE. S. Bates
Dunkerton
Towa
van Pelt
Mr. Betel
C. P. Cosgrove
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Manchester
Spewal
John Ginney
Wm. Magirl
Ryan
Park View Hospital
Northern Ireland
America
Remarkable Remedy Promises Convincing Testimonials
Prepared by Geo 4H Mayr Mfg Chemist at 164-196 Whiting St Chicago. For sale in Waterloo by Wangler Bros Co druggists East Fourth and Lafayette Streets and accross the country. Readers urged to try the remedy today to be convinced of its great curative powers despite skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis
Geo
Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chi- Aro
Waterloo
Wangler Hros. Co
Orugeiats
East Fourth
Lafayette Streata
Local Notes Highlight Visits and Daily Life in Hudson
Miss Iva Cain of Mason City visited relatives in Hudson then plans a Waterloo trip before returning home. Miss Margaret Meyare of Waterloo toured Hudson schools while Miss Bath McAvoy visited Reinbeck. The D A girls hosted a kitchen shower for Mrs Alfred E Wilson with music and refreshments.ization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Iva Cain
Mason City
Waterloo
Margaret Meyare
Hudson School
Bath McAvoy
Reinbeck
D. A
Alfred E. Wilson
Helen Gutknecht
Harold Bancroft
Cedar Falls
J. M. Slusher
Hulda Tardy
Levi Strayer
A. J. Strayer
Maude Blough
Floyd Gibson
W. M. Shank
Hazel Washburn
Mildred Shank
Sophia Schneck
W. M. Blough
Grundy Center
Clyde Mastain
Gustave Schiefelbien
Anna Gibson
Mildred
Waverly
Cecile
Edna Smith
Sara Ruth
UW. B
Mesdames
R. H. Pyles
H. Y. Buchanan
K. McBride
Will Smith
Nashua
Jnto
Edwin Axon
Traer
Electric Hall
Wilma Crabtree
Lloyd McDowell
Sadie Sweitzer
Dr. C. McMillan
Marshalltown
W. M. Bhank
Winter Socials and Local Notices in Vernon Twp
Mrs Sargent and two children ill. Hillside Cemetery picnic Feb 20 hosted by Mrs Rose Thomas. Mrs Charley Levelace ill with grip. Farewell picnic for Mr and Mrs J K McElrox leaving for Van Meter Iowa. About fifty attended. School basket social Feb 21 to fund library. Friends surprised Mr and Mrs Fred Knapp. they will move to Minnesota. David Pixley fell carrying corn, scratched face but recovering. Mrs Ann Farrington visiting Gen Resh family. Dr Smalling’s driving term caused a lively sprint on Main Street Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aly
Vernon Township
Wm. Sargent
Rose Thomas
Hillside Cemetery Association
Charley Levelace
Weardsley
J. K. McElrox
van Meter
Iowa
Demolition Accident and Weekend Socials Report
A pole was demolished and the rig overturned injuring Mr. Smalling who recovered enough to drive home. Week-end guests included Mr and Mrs Henry Kemp of Washburn at the Win Callahan home. Families and relatives visited, with plans abroad and to Minnesota for farming next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pole
Smalling
Henry Kemp
Washburn
Win. Callahan
Sanford Hesh
Besh
Austin Callaghan
John Callaghan
Howard County
Gusta Bender
Hertha Y Totten
Waterloo
Frank Lurkhardt
Rolla Cheney
Cedar Falls
Who
Sargent
Kenneth Cook
Minnesota
J. R. Moon
Finchford
Geneseo Social and Local News Highlights
Geneseo notices John Meeker and Fairview visit Geneseo. An oyster supper hosted by the Ladies Aid at the church parlor on Friday February 21 invites all. Mrs. T. H. Sheckler is ill with pneumonia threat. J as Cassen attends a Duroc Jersey sale in Mason City. J R Thompson sells Holstein herd to a St Paul buyer. R J Meeker fractures a rib while loading tea. Dr Brown and family visit from Traer. C R Meeker from New Hampton visits. Hiram Lockard visits Frank Lockard. Lizzie Herman, District No. 2 teacher, to Boone for weekend, falls ill and cannot return. Geneseo Percheron Horse company holds annual meeting. Geo Burr remains bedridden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneseo
Frank Meeker
Fairview
Ladies’ Aid Society
T. H. Sheckler
Jas. Cassen
Mason City
J. R. Thompson
St. Paul
Minn
R. J. Meeker
Dr. Brown
Traer
Frank Lockard
Lizzie Herman
Boone
Geneseo Percheron Horse Company
Geo. Burr
Mrs Hanson Visits Hunt Home in Denver Incident
Mrs Z A Hanson of Waterloo visited the CG W Hunt home for several days last week. W W Halland, previously blacksmithing at E Guenther's shop, moved his family here from Dunlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Z. A. Hanson
Waterloo
CG. W. Hunt
W. W. Halland
E. Guenther
Dunlap
Olive Tablets offer natural boost for skin and mood
Olive Tablets claim to improve yellow skin pallor by aiding liver and bowels without calomel risks. Marketed by The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus Ohio, the ads promise clear pink skin and buoyancy, recommending one or two nightly with millions sold at two prices per box.
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Olive Tablet Company
Colimbus
Merital Rheumatism Powders Marketed For Uric Acid
Uric acid in the blood is cited as causing rheumatism in most cases. Merital Rheumatism Powders are sold to neutralize and eliminate uric acid from the system. Henderson Drug Co and Red Cross Drug Co hold exclusive local agency rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Drug Co
Red Cross Drug Co
Local notes and business visits in Readlyn area
Wednesday through Friday local items report E C Popek vacated house occupancy Mrs H Murphy hosted Thimble Bee ladies Hawkeyes Glee Club drew full house Chas Diekman Readlyn merchant made a Friday business call Herman Wehling left Artesian post to sell Re Kal cars Wm Callou did Waterloo business Miss Anna Hesse absent from Diekman store due to mother’s illness F F Wiegert visited Waterloo and Cedar Falls Saturday Wm Barber home from hospital still weak hopes operation helpful Louie Hartung John Hageman and Wm Diercks in Waverly on business Herman Scharp moved to J J Schroeder farm Mrs John Schroeder and Sumner kin visited Sunday Geo Meyers visited Waterloo Monday Try Blim & Co 85 50 soft coal for heater or furnace advertisment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Popek
Herman Wehling
Artesian
Wm. Callou
Waterloo
Anna Hesse
Diekman
F. F. Wiegert
Cedar Falls
Wm. Barber
Louie Hartung
John Hageman
Wm. Diercks
Waverly
Herman Scharp
J. J. Schroeder
John Schroeder
Sumner
Geo. Meyers
Waterly
Plainfield trip highlights include Colfax Des Moines visit
R E Boyd returned from a two week trip visiting Colfax and Des Moines. Mrs C M Orcutt celebrated her birthday with a Sunday dinner.
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Plainfield
R. E. Boyd
Colfax
Des Moines
C. M. Orcutt
Social round of visits and gatherings in local towns
The local column notes numerous visits and greetings among residents across Waterloo, Waverly, Nashua, Osage, and surrounding areas. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Robi Smith, Miss Myrtle Chester, and families from Northern Polk, with travel from Annetta, South Dakota, and Randolph, Nebraska mentioned. Community events feature a M. E. thimble bee at Mrs. J. F. Watts home and the Ladies Industrial Aid society meeting at Mrs. Lulu Wade’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Kriegers
Will Langendorfer
Robi
Smith
Nashua
HY Gberciear
Ridney Annis
Polk
O. G. Thompson
Myrtle Chester
Mabel
Pearl Collins
Waterloo
Jim Lee
Annetta
Earl Holmes
James Eveland
Waverly
J. Starr
Harriette
Canne
Osage
Walverly
James ‘Seely
M. E. Thimble
J. F. Watts
Ladies’ Industrial Aid Society
Lulu Wade
Addie Roach
Manzo Scott
Eddie
Jee
Scrambled Item Mentions Mrs W Scott and Local Names
Fragmentary notes refer to Mrs W Scott and family with a specialist visit. Mentions Sanford Orcutt, a bus incident near a lip injury, a new house in town, Mic Lulu Vosveller, Henry Cooper leaving for Missouri for school work in Nora Springs, and travel between Valley, Sg, and Monday evening to Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott
Sanford Orcutt
Gew
Mic
Lulu Vosveller
Henry Cooper
Missouri
Nora Springs
Sat Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Crowder Mission
Library
Im Dunkeron
Kitiz
Gall &R
Mt, Vernon
Blackstone
All Waterloo Grocers
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company
Blim & Co
Io Tribune
Utiene Kre Tribune
Tribune
Evans
City of
Chicago
American Medical Association
Chicago Sunday Tribune
Star
The
Sunday Tribune
John Jacob Astor
George Washington
Paria Styles
Mary Buel
Paris
Marion Herland
Laura Jean Libbey
Bedlam
New York
Miles
Lillian Russell
Doc Yak
Briggs
Skinnay
Jfor Sale
Chicago Sunday Tribe
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