Waverly Notes Include Proms, Marriages, Moves and Appointments
Waverly Daily Dispatch notes Ralph Laird and his mother leaving for Citronelle Alabama due to Elmer Laird illness. Mentions visits, court attendance, store moves, and a basketball game to fund Cedar Falls tournament. announces postmaster appointment for F W Bull, and marriages of Alma Elsie Tegtmeier and Henry J Hoppenworth with a reception at the Tegtmeier home.
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E. A. Sager
Allison
C. F. Carlson
Chicago
J. G. Latimer
Mason City
Roy Noggle
Waterloo
Lubring & Pape
Cedar Falls
Carl Hoppenworth
Fort Dodge
John Eckert
Waverly
Findlay
Eckert
Waverly Athletic Club
Messinger
Viswt
Enrich
Joe Sevi
E. J. Martin
Herman Belkema
Fayette
M. W. Bennetts
Adolph Bierman
Capitol Hill
Henry Frese
Des Moines
Highland Park College
J. Verne Ballard
Minnie Hattendorf
Tripoli
W. Bull
S. P. Hale
Bull
H. W. Hale
Alma Elsie Tegtmeier
Henry J. Hoppenworth
Tegtmeier
Boys Instructed In Printing Art At Walnut Street Church
The Walnut Street Baptist church youth group publishes the Live Wire weekly. Rev. E M Rhoades leads a printing course using new typographical texts. About six boys participate despite a heatless printshop.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Rhoades
Tripoli Social Notes From Nearby Towns
Mrs Emma Blume of Sumner visited Tripoli relatives last week. Mrs Carl Bodeker of J Waverly called here on Thursday and Friday. E L Gunsalus of Waterloo made a business call last Thursday. Propp and W H Notdorf visited from Waverly last Friday. Lee Redman traveled to Winthrop on business. Miss Lottie Ryan of Fairbank stayed with her sister Mrs Ray.
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Sam Tokman
Sioux City
Sam
Morris
C. W. Bull
J. T. Richie
Leslie Wilharm
Waterloo
F. Pries
August Panzer
John Dociner
Chicago
J. F. Keough
St. Charles
Ini
Moehling
H. H. Gies
Malinda
H. C. Moeller
F. C. Ostrogge
Fred Hildebrandt
Des Moines
A. Meier
Ed. Grese
Town
Wis
Wynoff
H. Gripper
I Leamon
Thomas Snelling
Fairbank
L. Sommer
Waverly
Fred Bekel
Cedar Falls
Hildegarde
Kleinan
R. Smith
Tripoli
Emma Blume
Sumner
Carl Bodeker
J. Waverly
E. L. Gunsalus
Propp
W. H. Notdorf
Lee Redman
Winthrop
Lottie Ryan
Ray
Took 2,500,000 Safely Through City Streets
A Commercial National Bank employee described carting 2.5 million dollars in cash and securities last night from temporary quarters to the new permanent Commercial Building vault. About 200,000 was cash. 100,000 remained outside the temporary vault. Burglar insurance covered daily cash needs, and no injuries occurred during the move.
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Commercial National Bank
Mrs Emma Bentley Dies in California at 56
Emma Bentley wife of John Bentley died at Monrovia California after a long illness. She was 56, born in Wisconsin, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs James Holmes Jr. The family moved from Doon Iowa to California seven years ago and she previously lived near Doon Black Hawk county and Hudson area. Survived by husband John Bentley and three sons Ray George Rogar, two brothers here and Wright Holmes in Doon. Walter died seven years ago. Funeral plans not set.
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Richard
James Holmes
Emma Bentley
John Bentley
Monrovia
Cal
James Holmes, Jr
Wisconsin
Doon
California
Black Hawk County
Hudson
Mr. Bentley
Ray
George
Rogar
Walter
Wright Holmes
Albanian Bandits Seize Miss Ellen Stone in Balkan Rout
London reports two American captives seized by Albanian brigands in 1901 were Miss Ellen Stone and her companion Mme Tsilka. Stone, first American kidnapped by European bandits, faced a $110000 ransom. Bulgaria and Turkey faced pressure as negotiations dragged on. After five months, Stone was released in Constantinople and handed to the American legation.
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Miss Ellen Stone
Balkan
Macedonia
Miss Stone
Mme. ‘Tsilka
United States
Turkey
American State Department
Bulgaria
American Board of Foreign Missions
Sun
Constantinople
Shell Rock Mourns Two Respected Men
John Wilson died at his home in Shell Rock Iowa from pleurisy contracted a day earlier. He was a lifelong farmer near Coster who recently moved to town with plans for retirement. He is survived by his widow and one daughter Mrs Dan Walters.
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Shell Rock
John Wilson
Deaths of Hiram Wall and Mrs Renning in local area
Mrs Henry Renning died in Jest fall. Hiram Wall aged citizen of Shullitock area died yesterday at home from age related illness. He was over eighty and survived by widow, son Ed, and daughter Mia. Funeral services held this afternoon at 2 from the Baptist church in Yankton area.
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Hiram Wall
Shull Itock
Hir
Thta Place
Mia
Linnie Orvin
Yankton
Baptist Church
Couple Found Dead in Lyons Home After Missing Days
Danville 1N Feb 26 Peter and Mary Theodoros a husband and wife missing since Sunday afternoon were found dead in their Lyons home. Friends entering about 8 pm found the pair on the floor the man across his wife with a bullet hole in the head and a dog that had gnawed flesh from the man’s face. No weapon was seen and the coroner was notified.
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Danville
Peter and
Mary Theodoros
Lyons
Here
Derelict Confesses Murder of Woman in Chicago
Richard Schultz, held on a minor charge, confessed to killing Elizabeth Healy, wife of a north side druggist, whose throat was slit in the Healy home summer kitchen. He described entering through the back door, speaking to her about work, then fleeing as blood was seen, claiming no memory of using a knife. Schultz has a long police record and no steady occupation.
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Chicago
Richard Schultz
Elizabeth Healy
North Side
Healy
Schultz
Bridewell
Flying Squadron of America forming for prohibition drive
Indianapolis reports the Flying Squadron of America, a national prohibition advance led by former Indiana governor J. Frank Manly, with Eugene Chatin Ira Landrith Clinton Howard Daniel Foling and Mary Harris Armour. The tour plans three day whirlwind campaigns in major cities and capitals, budgeting about 200000 for speakers venues and expenses. Jack London said he would run for president on the Prohibition ticket if asked in San Francisco.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Flying Squadron of America
J. Frank Manly
Indiana
Hianly
Eugene Chatin
Ira Landrith
Nashville
Tenn
Clinton N. How
Ard
New York
Daniel A. Foling
National Ast Saloon League
Mary Harris Armour
Georgia
Jack London
San Francisco
Cal
The
United States
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