Waterloo Women Speak on Sunday at Missionary Service
Mrs F J Fighmey and Mrs Harry T Fisher of Waterloo will address the Dunkerton Methodist church on foreign missions. A missionary society is planned, with Sunday evening program by church ladies including seven five minute talks and musical numbers. A Valentine party and Washington’s birthday event are noted, with Epworth league activities scheduled through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
J. Mighmey
Harry T. Fisher
Waterloo
Methodist Church
Lillian Magee
A. G. Agnew
Ada Cone
Alice Dunkerton
Ve Jenson
Maude Bellmer
W. D. Clubine
Christ
B. W. Magee
Nelle Jenson
Mabel Neyfield
Ace Dunkerton
Epworth League
Keturah Nesfield
Washington
Waterloo Yo Defeat Dodgers 21 Score Basketball Game Summary
Waterloo Y team defeated Fort Dodge Knights of Columbus 67 to 21 in a fast paced game. Notable plays came from Arm strong Baum Lichty Kimm Whittle and Johnson with Gosnell adding key minutes. Referee Birch of Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloos
Knights of Columbus
Fort Dodge
Glen Whittle
West High
Waterloo
Armstrong
Baum
Lichty
Kimmy
Macacherin
Johnson
Barton
Smith
Isaacson
Baily
Whittle
Gosnell
Kimm
Smith S
Birch
Cedar Falls
Fragmented notes on sports figures and league training plans
Scattered lines mention Dave Rowan, a Former Peoria figure, and a potential first-base candidate for an unspecified team. References to Davenport, an Ontario league trainer, and five dates with a state waiver squad suggest tentative spring activities. Other garbled phrases imply California connections, April timelines, and fan interest shaping a forthcoming season outline with pricing and point totals.
Sporting Events Week Highlights Across Buckeye State
Friday night features fast high school basketball at Waverly and a Lucas Lampiris versus Carl Brown wrestling match from Davenport to Waterloo. Cedar Falls college and Waterloo Y clubs meet on a February Waterloo floor with tickets at 50 cents. A 2 three‑game pony bowling series by William Billings of Calumet is touted as a world record. Calvin Hoppe defense loom as Hoppe must play within sixty days against 18 2 challenger Demarest with March 14 title date. Freddie Daniels suffers a tendon injury forcing ten matches to be rescheduled. Oklahoma city bids for Midcontinent bowling league franchises. Muskogee hosts talks as seven Oklahoma cities vie for new league, replacing Western Association.
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Fast High Basketall
Waverly
Lucas Lampiris
Davenport
Carl Brown
Waterloo
West High
Marshalltown High
Waterloo ‘Y
Cedar Falls College
William Billings
Calumet Club
Milwaukee
Calvin Demarest
Chicago
Hoppe
New York
Freddie Daniels
St. Joseph
Oklahoma Cities
Wert Smith
Ark
Muskogee
Ohina
Western Association
Abner Das
Oklshoma Club
Texas Teagie
A. T. Monroney
Nehise
Oklahama City
Muskages
MkIa
Wkithema City
Tulsa
McAlester
Tartiesville
Okmulges
Shawnee
Oklhoma
Glug boat club formed at Weet Fearts street event
Last night boatrmen organized the Watertas Mater Boat Club to petition the council for a cable across the river. A formal emblem featuring three hints was adopted and members paid fees for membership. Officers were elected including Commodore F. Th. Jaga and Vice Commodore Wm. Fergus with Glen Harper as secretary and A. Lawn as treasurer. An entertainment committee was named.
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N. F. Flaugh
Watertas Mater Boat Club
Tee
Petia
Este
Marocen
Erance
Ares
F. Th
Wm. Fergus
Glen Harper
A. Lawn
Ralph Kester
C. C. Livingstom
N. M1. Tough
Vey
Major Leagues Adopt Schedules For 1912 Season
The American League adopted a 154 game schedule for 1912, opening April 11 with matchups including St Louis at Chicago and Detroit at Cleveland. Only one trade was reported, Harry H. Gessler moving from Washington to Kansas City. The National League also set a 154 game season, starting April 11 with New York at Brooklyn and closing October 8, marking the season three days shorter than last year.
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Chicago
American Baseball League
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Harry H. Gessler
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Mansions and Milestones: Graves Seeks Sixth Wife by Ad
A. M. Graves of Mason City Iowa, famed for four marriages in eight years, advertises to wed again. He claims college status and Roosevelt ties, asks for 700 dollars, and offers a 12 room house, 160 acre farm, pair of Minnesota oxen, a six year old daughter, and a share of his Graves homestead to the chosen wife. Graves cites debts and a Warroad Minnesota claim needing 250 for proof and 400 to settle balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
M. Graves
Graves
Roosevelt
Warroad
Min
VY. M. C. A. Reports Show Strong Interest in Committees
The physical training and religious work committees of the Y. M. C. A. reported strong member engagement at a Tuesday board meeting. The physical training panel notes 885 members have had the required medical exams and January attendance was high. beyond that, activities include games, swimming, and practice hours. The religious work committee records total attendance at shop meetings 3010, men's Sunday meetings 3165, Bible lectures 178, and weekday meetings 540 since May 1 of last year.
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VY. MM. C. A
Board of Trustees
Mt BS
Religious Work’ Committees
Palzer Knocks Out Sailor White in Fifth Round Showdown
New York February 15 Al Palzer heavyweight from Iowa again proves superior over Sailor White of Brooklyn. He knocked White out in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout held Tuesday night, following his recent victory over Al Kaufman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
al Palzer
Iowa
al. Kaufman
Sailor White
Brook Ilyn
SALOON HAS GONE TOWN DISSOLVED MORSE IOWA
Morse village in Johnson County seeks dissolution after one year of operation as a saloon town. Mayor F A Beranek asks Judge R P Howell to dissolve the incorporation citing costs and financial failure. Petition signed by twelve voters exceeds twenty five percent of the town's voting population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
F. A. Beranek
Morse
Lown
Iowa City
R. P. Howell
Johnson County
Howell
Methodist Schools Under Same Board Des Moines
A denominational educational commission of fifteen members from Iowa's five Methodist colleges will draft a uniform policy and seek permanent endowments if recommended by the all-Iowa Methodist church convention. The resolution, urged by college presidents Gardner Cowles Francis Strickland and Joseph Nate, passed with no dissension. Dancing school and assembly at Soash hall. Tickets 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Central
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
Gardner Cowles
Francis S. Strickland
Simpsson College
Joseph C. Nate
Champaign, Jr
Dancing School and Assembly Night at Seash Hall
Des Moines residents hear proposal from Mack Olsen and V V Hyde urging a city garbage ordinance to fund a crematory to burn waste free for residents. The Hyde Olsen Crematory Co. promises to turn waste into alcohol and power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Mack Olsen
V. VV. Hyde
Hyde-Olsen Crematory Company
Tired Feet Relief With TIZ Foot Soother
A vintage ad touts TIZ as a quick fix for tired sore feet with blisters corns and swelling. It promises instant relief and a smile, claiming TIZ draws out poisonous exudations and sells for 25 cents a box via Walter Luther Dodge Co. Chicago, with wide store recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Ill
Remarkable Recovery After Root Juice Treatment
Friends of Mrs. J Schondell of Fort Wayne Indiana report a sudden recovery from years of rheumatism after using Root Juice treatment. She recalls being unable to move and cared for by others until two bottles restored her ability to walk and tend her home. The Root Juice Compound is sold at Henderson Drug Co and other drug stores with warning against imitations.
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J. Schondell
Madison St
Fort Wayne
Ind
Henderson Drug Co
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