All-day quarterly meeting at Church and clubs notes
Saturday El News notes a full day at Church of the Brethren starting 10 a.m. with Miss Susan Bauernfeind speaking before the women's meeting at First Evangelical. Various clubs including Red Geranium, Needlework, Walla Ga Hi and Walnut Street Baptist annuals hold gatherings. numerous hostesses, luncheons, and contests are recorded along with installations, meetings, and social events across Lincoln and nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Brethren
Susan Bauernfeind
First Evangelical Church
Red Geranium Club
F. R
M. B
F. W. Robertson
Walla Ga
Zula Whicker
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Public Health Nurses Busy in December
December activity by public health nurses totaled 281 home visits with 103 under direct care. The Social Welfare league received 20 men 43 women four boys seven girls and 25 infants as recipients. Physicians from the medical society made 56 home calls in December, county doctors 51, and five calls were by specialists and volunteers. Ten lab specimens and two X rays were conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Haslth
Social Welfare League
Medical Society
Specialiata
Moose Entertainment Boxing Draw and Wrestling Result
At the Moose meeting this week a boxing bout between Ralph Kentselman and Danny O Neill ended in a draw while wrestling saw Arthur Rollier defeat Jake DeWald in two of three falls. Cyril Blasdell refereed and W G Rigdot kept time. Plans were laid for a hard times party for Moose members and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Kentselman
Danny O'Neill
Jake DeWald
Arthur Rollier
Rollier
Joint Knights Templar and O E L S Installation
Installation of officers for Ascalon commandery No 25 Knights Templar and Waterloo chapter No 125 Order of the Eastern Star took place in Magonie temple with James E Bromewell and Mrs P J Martin directing. About 200 attendees followed by banquet. new officers listed for both orders and awards presented to retiring matron Mrs J L Buechelo and others. Local dignitaries and performers Agnes Gee, George Welker, Inez Bristol featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascalon
Knights Templar
Waterloo
Order of the Eastern Star
Magonie Temple
James E. Bromewell
Marion
P. J. Martin
Annia Turpening
Alartin
J. L. Buechelo
George Welker
Inez Bristol
Cadvertisement Proclaims Dont Fall To Sell Officer GG
A concise advertisement fragment urges readers with the phrase Dont fall to sell Officer GG. The clipping hints at a campaign or sales angle centered on a person or item nicknamed Officer GG referenced in the notice. Further readable context is limited in the fragment.
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the Waterloo
Death takes Mr Clow at 43 in Bismarck accident
Independence notices report Mr Clow of Winthrop died after injuries from a well digging accident near New Salem North Dakota. He was 43 and burial occurred in Winthrop after services at the Leytze home. Other local items note Wengert taking a position with Roc Saland Brewing, Widener visiting, and deputies/treasurer arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Sra
BR. Levize
Will Glenny
Bismarck
N. D
New Salem
Leytze
Winthrop
Clow Wea
Pear Winthrop
William Wengert
Roc¢ Saland Brewing Company
Wengert
G. Luloff
Brandon
Whilliam Widener
Los Angelina
Cal
Widener
California
Columbus, Ga
Dorothea Plane
R. R. Plane
Stephen O'Tools
Barr
Mont
Air
Thomas O'Fooln
L. J. Betts
Lowe City
B. B. Selita
Zabriakie
Stanley
L. CG. Simmons
Panto
Jorstey
Chautsugui
B. Raines
George Nelson
HB. HW. Brisell
Kansas City
I. M. Sparling
Waterloo
Ransier and Hougs
Kansan City
Mrs Jon Brinco Dies in Clarksville After Illness
Mrs Jon Brinco age 60 died at her Clarksville home Friday January 5 after pneumonia from influenza. Funeral at M I church Sunday at 11 pm with burial at Greene home town. She is survived by daughter Alles and sons Clifton and Vern of Minneapolis. Children were visiting when she fell ill. they returned to Minneapolis Tuesday night.
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Clarksville
Tan
Jon Brinco
Greene
Alles
Clifton
Vern
Minneapolis
Corlathnes
Local Social News From Washburn Area
Miss Nellis Grace McKevitt Grace Kelly guests at T Eules home over Sunday and New Year Bert Hemmer purchased a touring car Mrs Clarence Poyner Waterloo visited her mother Mrs Brichel Thursday Several people listed Mire R O Connor and Mrs NH Kemp among them Bra WN Schous spent Tuesday at Waterloo with her daughter Mrs Duty and family August Golingaux returned from Minnesota Mrs Anna Kemp hosted Home circle Wednesday afternoon Bawing and conversation occupied the afternoon refreshments served by the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duty
August Golingaux
Minnesota
Anna Kemp
Local Meeting Notes Mention Mrs Onarics Marigle
A fragment recounts attendees including Mrs Onarics Marigle and Mrs Michel. R F OConnor visited his brother in Waterloo who is on the alok, with brief references to a forthcoming meeting and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onarics Marigle
Michel
R. F. O'Connor
Dim
Waterloo
Waverly Gossips Note Local Social and Deaths
Waverly reports include Dr Finley returning from De Smet visit and hosting, Norma Holhelm guest of Cedar Rapids, Lane visiting Manson, and the death of infant daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Kauftman. Exan Kasingster goes to Des Moines for a secretary of state position. Joh La Rue welcomed a baby boy. Messinger leaves for Chicago after holidays. K P lodge dancing party. Dr Rohlf clinics and birthday dinner. Mrs H A Fanstalk dies at 70 after six years invalid. funeral Monday with Rev J S Cole. remains to be taken to Rosco Illinois for interment.
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Kauttman
Edna Page
Alty
Exaum Kasingter
Des Moines
Nellie Schroedermeier
Ben WH. Messinger
Art Brass Co
New York
Chicago
K.P. Lodge
W. A. Rohlf
Pospital
H. A. Fanstalk
Wey
Meda WeaAfee
Local News and Notices From Denver Area
Local items report births hospital updates and visits in the Denver area. Louise Kurtt and spouse welcomed a 10 pound 1.5 ounce boy on New Year’s Day, Mercy hospital and Cedar Falls references appear, plus residents Irene Peek Lon Alenson and Paul Blaufuss are noted visiting or traveling for holidays and educational plans.
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Denver
Louise Kurtt
A. D. Fleher
Mercy Hospital
Waverlys
Irene Peek
Lon Alenson
Dubuque
R. Phillips
Cedar Fells
Vary M. ®Incos Inadore
Claesing
Albertine Hiau
Marcy Hospital
Waverly
Steege
Louie Hartung
Clayton County
Bristow notices Emma Coonley and ZHasty return home
Mrs Emma Coonley and Zola Hasty arrived back Wednesday after a 10 day visit with relatives at Cambridge. Rev C O Hobson and wife occupy the new parsonage, John Parkins and family moving into the Hobsons’ former home the same day. Mrs WW Woodworth is ill, Dr Charles Royer bedridden for a week, and Mr Moyer also unwell. Little Gorton Royer fell on the ice Thursday and was cut badly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristow Bristow
Emma Coon
Ley
Zola Hasty
Vislt
Rele ‘Tives
Cambridge
Hobson
John Parkins
Hobsons
PB. Woodworth
Charles Royer
Mr. Moyer
Gorton Royer
Linden Notes and Personal News Roundup
Linden January notes report local arrivals and departures, family updates, and social events. Mr and Mrs Roy Anderson celebrate a newborn, Rev J B Rutledge suffers a cold, Mrs Perry Godwin’s mother passes away, Linden Social Club gathers for sewing, oyster supper, and readings. Dows family moves to Waterloo. several residents visit relatives and attend concerts and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Larson
Ja. C. Vaughn
Lafayette Efront
Wisconsin
George Payne
Dearborn Avenue
L. L. Penn
Perry Godwin
Oho
Mra. Dows
Waterloo
Linden
Mra. Dow
A. Hoel
Harry Griffith
Fannie Griffith
Grif
Regular meeting and social events in the community
A regular meeting was held next Thursday at 2:90 PM at the church with 720 in attendance and a planned entertainment by the Volunteer class. Various locals attended events at homes and gatherings, a birthday party for Leon, and neighbors visiting relatives. The Gilbertville Grain & Lumber Co. began installing a modern dump.
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Alh
Mra
Mrv
Dekat Pte Afdlag
Mayne Iy
Leen
Voluntert
Bakke Burgess
Coffin
Tawa Ott
George Murray
Bane Baer
Mt Auburn Inn Hires Assistant Crahier at Bank
Mt Auburn Mt Auburn Savings Bank hired an assistant crahier in place of Misa Zella Rogers. Mrs Mayd DeWalt of Hayward is visiting with her parents, Mr and Mrs Ban Primmar. Dr F B Hannen and family move to Cedar Rapin this week. The Morrisan Entertainers perform Saturday evening Inn. 9 as the next lecture course number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Auburn
Inn
Albert Wine
Davenport
Huntington Family Reunion Marked Thirty-Eighth Anniversary
In Hazleton on New Year’s Day the children and families of Mr. and Mrs. Tomer Huntington gathered at their home to honor the couple’s thirty-eighth wedding anniversary. Josaph Fontaxi left for Chicago and North Crystal Lake, Illinois for a relatives visit. Marion Baldwin will oversee the store during his absence. N. M. Mignet returned from Rochester, Minnesota to consult Mayo Clinic doctors about his condition, with multiple trips planned before the operation.
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Noble Frick
Greenville
Jett
Steward Roger
Lamberton
Minn
Jake de Lang
Minnesota
John Tt. Gough
Rochester
J. J. Gough
Schubert
Popera House
Mere
Hichards & Co
Tredean& Voogh
Aplington
Hazleton
Tomer Huntington
Josaph Fontaxi
Chicago
North Crystal Lake
Til
Marion Baldwin
N. M. Mignet
Fri- Gey
Dra. Mayo
Reunion and funeral mark cold New Year in town
Marl Sadler visits from New York as families gather for a New Year reunion at the Tromer Souis home near Tralie Center. Evett Wyeth and Mary Hatington widow are noted, with Mr Evett’s death recalled. funeral held at Presbyterian church with interment at Husleton cemetery.
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Bis
Marl Sadler
New York City
Little
Ivtey
Mort Dodge
Meweel
Mew
Tromer Souis
Tralrie Center
Mel
August Kussee
Mea
Jones
Ureir
WON
Dsortemeyer Family
Mink Ant
Opus Aly Times
Evett van Mini
aAwork
Atdher
George Netert
Der
Tenn Wyeth
Wyoming
Husleton
Beaide
Amd
Winthrop Notices and Obituaries Startled by Local Events
Winthrop residents note several local items including visits by Mrs. Wills Georgitinn and Mrs. Weatherby, marriages announced for Miss Nicensh Sullivan and Ashley Ferguson in Dubuque, and Willard Peck’s obituary. Peck, born 1848 in New York, married Susan Winner in 1870, leaves widow and 3 children, 12 grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. funeral at the Methodist church with Fremont cemetery burial.
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Winthrop
Jan
G.—Sehoo
Wills Georgitnn
Maquoketa
Dukts Able
Weatherby
Uinote
Jin Mie
Siater
Chartey
Sale
Nock Island
Lytatting
Mgr
Frank Ferguson
Thin Plate
J. KH. Haye
Dubuque
Tienarious Winans
Birs
J. C. Unbeham
Williard Pook
New York State
Waas
Mr. Peck
Pras
Peck
Susan Winner
Emma Smith
Charley
Ning Johnson
Carrie Bmilth
Methodist
Semoue Bear
Fremont Cemetery
Raymond Church Social and Local News Summary
Last Tuesday the Methodist men's supper served over $16 to cover church expenses. Mrs. Hid Marble hosted the Woman's Missionary Society event in Raymond. C. H. Hall skid his auto into a ditch after icy roads, all occupants uninjured. Earl Douglass hosted community singing with lunch. Mrs. H. J. Starkey, visiting with her daughter, remains ill with grippe. Grandma Medd is recovering from a severe cold. Mrs. Pred Hewitt will host the Ladies Aid society at an all day M. and church meeting January 29.
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Raymond
Jan
Methodist Church
C. H. Hall
Grandma Medd
Pred Hewitt
Ladies’ Ald Society
Rowley Roundup: Local Guests and Obituary Notes
Notables and visitors fill Rowley as Lise Badle Story returns to Stour City. Rev. Gardner of Coe College preaches at Presbyterian church. Local residents send guests from Cory and Minot. Town students resume classes after holiday. Rents and visits marked by W. Koppenhaver and family. Timothy Ratchford dies New Year’s Day. funeral at Independence. OES holds installation with refreshments. Burials at St Mary’s and Spencer Grove Cemetery.
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Rowley
Lise Badle Story
Stour City
Bir. Gardner
Coe College
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Mane
Cory, Wye
John Hane
Minot
N. D
Pater Kans
Eliza Orr
Jessie van Ora
Town City
W. J. Koppenhaver
Maloney
Swmmothy Ratchford
Independence
St. John's Church
O. ES
Arthur Burdick
North Dakota
Hie
Geo. Teatty
James Clayton
Deafness Cure Warns Against Local Applications
A historical notice claims deafness stems from inflammatory mucous membranes and clogged tubes. It asserts catarrh causes nine of ten cases and promises one hundred dollars for proof of death from deafness cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Chenet
Teed
Reid
Drageiets
Wake Hall
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Woman’s Working Association
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Pitth Street East
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Holy ‘Name Court
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Logen Avenue
Edward Triner
Winnipeg
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Cluss
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Porte City
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Austin Burt
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Leon
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Orange Township
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Raina
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St. Francis Hospital
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Cedar Falls
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