Teachers and Iowa Meet Tonight in Hawkeye Clash
The Hawkeye basketball team hosts the State Teachers College quintet in Iowa City in the first game after the holidays. Iowa enters in good condition despite several veterans being ineligible and leadership gaps after Captain Dickinson’s departure. Grissel Von Lackum and Jacobsen stand out in offense while Parsons and Jacobsen handle guard duties. Cedar Falls notes a handicapped start for the Teachers.
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Tews City
Hawkeye
State Teachers’ College
Iowa
Gardner
von Lackum
Fields
Parsons
Jacobsen
Grissel
Hawkeyes
Leander Clark- Parsons
Clordner
Cubs Defeat Jay Birds In Brunswick League Night
The Cubs beat the Jay Birds three straight at Manabi alleys and lead the Brunswick league. Harrison had the high score for the evening as Owls and Brunswicks set for a Thursday clash. Final pins totals show Cubs 2,244 and Jay Birds 2,002 with individual marks listed for Yodard Manehl Kezur Manahl and others.
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Cubs
Jay Birds
Manabi
Harrison
Owls
Brunswicks
Yodard
A. Manehl
Poduska
Kezur
C. Manahl
Harrison Wis
Madsen
Courier
Police
Notre Dame to Meet Army In 1944 Football Clash
Notre Dame announces a 1944 football schedule addition with a game against Army at West Point. The matchup follows a Carlisle contest in Chicago, as Army seeks to regain prestige after last season’s defeat to Notre Dame.
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ARMY
Notre Dame
Ind
West Point
Carlisle
Chicago
Prize poultry sales climax at Iowa state show in Des Moines
In Des Moines at the Iowa state poultry show, a White Orpington cockerel from Iowand Farms Davenport sold for 100 dollars to A W Baker Indianola. Other notable sales included Barred Plymouth Rocks at 150 dollars to Mrs. Fisher Vinton and a Rhode Island Red cock at 60 dollars. Z W Howell Walnut Hill Poultry Yards won best in show and multiple prizes with White Plymouth Rock hens and pullets. Mr. Reeder Leon took a 50 dollar cup for the largest display, scoring 93 with thirty-one Black Orpingtons.
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Des Moines
Jan. T
Coliseum
Iowand Farms
Davenport
A. W. Baker
Indianola
Chicago
William Winnike
Carroll
Plymouth Rocks
K. QO. Fisher
Vinton
C. W. Howell
C. R. Watson
Miller
Neb
Rhode Island
W. Harvey
Henry Paullus & Son
Hampton
Hubbard
Topeka
Kan
Mra. J
Reeder
Z. W. Howell
Walnut Hill
Howell
Christmas in the Greek Colony Observed by City Greeks
Greek residents gathered for Christmas in the city, marking the day by stopping work and sharing quiet celebrations. Local reports note the presence of Greek churches and priests serving the community during the holiday.
No Religious Services Held This Week But New Year Promises Delights
The report notes that no religious services occurred while looking ahead to New Year's next Wednesday, deeming it a more significant event as the season’s gift giving is celebrated and customs of present exchange are remembered.
Appendix Burst During Operation Prompts Update on Patient
A report notes Tom Lingar, age 3 Greek, with chronic appendicitis, rushed to Presbyterian Hospital after his appendix burst during surgery but the patient withstood the ordeal. The attending physician said recovery is probable. The item includes an advertiser block and a long list of names for advertised letters.
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Tom Lingar
Presbyterian Hospital
Mrs Salina Markel Dies After Hip Injury
Des Moines Iowa January 7 Mrs Salina Markel aged over eighty two former long time Iowa resident died yesterday afternoon at her home. Death followed a shock after a fall that caused a fractured hip while she was moving between rooms in her house.
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Prath
Fale
Des Moines
Salina Markel
Iowa
Civil War veteran and ex janitor struck by car
The Civil War veteran and former state house janitor was seriously injured yesterday afternoon after stepping around a coal wagon and being struck by Virgil Williams’s automobile. He was knocked down and dragged several feet, suffering a deep cut above the forehead and possible loss of sight in the right eye.
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State House
Virgil Williams
Hensel
Virgil
Williams
Man Dies of Disease Peculiar to Horses in Columbus
Columbus Jan. 7 A 26 year old Ohio State University bacteriology assistant, Andrew M Jansen, died last night from glanders a horse disease contracted while working in the laboratories. He was infected by glanders bacillus and had been ill for twenty two days.
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Columbus, O
Glanders
Andrew M. Jansen
Ohio State University
Fear and Anger Linked to Kidney Trouble, Harvard Doctor Says
Jan Borton reports Walter B. Cannon of Harvard physiology warns fear or anger can raise blood sugar enough to trigger fatal kidney disease. He cites past disasters where kidney illness followed survivors.
Quantrell survivor Louis Hulse dies near Willows
Louis Hulse, a rare surviving member of the Quantrell guerilla band, died suddenly of heart disease at his ranch near Willows California. He had lived in the county for thirty years.
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Quantrell
Willows
Cal
Louis Hulse
Here
Readlyn Community Notes Reach Waterloo and Waverly
Readlyn residents report New Year visits to Waterloo Independence and Oran. Local events include Masquerade dance at Waverly and weddings near La Porte City. Several townsfolk attend Ames short course. Vanderwalker visits Oshkosh. Otto Warneke resumes studies at Oelwein.
Neighbors oppose memorial chimes on widow’s estate
New York January 7 A dispute arises over Mrs Julrg Gertrude Lyte widow of John S Lyle who left most of a 20 million dollar estate to her She wants chimes on a Tenafly New Jersey tower rung every fifteen minutes neighbors seek injunction In Jersey City Vice Chancellor Lewis hears arguments next Monday to mute bells during sleeping hours Lyte 96 when he died was last surviving partner of Lord and Taylor He married his nurse in 189?
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New York
Julrg Gertrude Lyris
John S. Lyle
Tenafly
N. J
Lewis
Jersey City
Lord and Taylor
Marrie
Kia Gertrude Hannen
Eleanor D Childs Portrait Hangs in Des Moines Building
Eleanor D Childs of Waterloo to attend public ceremony in Des Moines next week as her portrait is hung in the building named for her. A portrait of her late husband will also be presented to the college during the brief public ceremony.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
Des Moines
Eleanor D. Childs
Waterloo
Childs
Wonton
Dodge Wagon Incred by Auto Des Moines Va Jan
In Des Moines Virginia on January a truck collision left Th Honsel aged seven a veteran of prior incidents with injuries reported. Police investigated the crash detailing vehicle involvement and potential fault. Local hospital treated the child for non life threatening injuries.
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Des Moines
Mount Vernon Township Social Notes Report
Mr Vernon Two reports visitors from Goodrich North Dakota to uncle Chirence Dickey family. Will Deeming hosts an oyster supper with friends. Jesse Morgan spent holidays in Minnesota cities. Timion rents Callahan place, Guy Simpson moves to Sumner area. Masquerade dance invited at Boies Hall Friday. Dorcis society holds annual oyster dinner at Anderson home north of Waterloo with about 15 in attendance. Roy Simpson of Minnesota visits relatives and former friends.
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Vernon Two
Jay Knepper
Goodrich
N. D
Chirence Dickey
Will Deeming
Jesse Morgan
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Timion
Callahan
Guy Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Sumner
Boies
Law
Dorcis Society
Ayster
Anderson
Waterloo
Roy Simpson
Weekend Social Roundup in Waterloo and Nearby
Mrs Wesley Boyd spent the weekend in Waterloo with friends Esther Thompson of Cedar Falls was a week end guest at the Lew Brandes home Mr and Mrs Tostlebe entertained a company of friends at an oyster supper Friday evening Paul Smith of Albion spent part of the holidays with his aunt Mrs Austin Callahan and his uncle Chas Leany Mr and Mrs A H Newell have been entertaining Mr Newell s sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Glenn William Leon the past several days They are en route from Wyoming to New York where they go to make their home Mr and Mrs Floyd Moore are the proud parents of a fine boy born New Year s day Mrs Deeming and daughter Mrs Kate Bell who have been epanding some time at the P R Henry home have gone to Plainfield to visit at the Choate Deeming home
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Wesley Boyd
Waterloo
Esther Thompson
Cedar Falls
Lew
Wyoming
New York
Floyd Moore
Deeming
Kate Bell
P. R. Henry
Plainfield
Choate Deeming
Winthrop Social Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Schermerhorn returns home after a weeks visit in Minneapolis. Miss Mary Patten heads to Independence to enter high school. Several residents attended the Odd Fellows installation in Jesup. Gilbert Brintnall called on Manchester. J C Klonus and family vacationed in Dubuque. Wichie family visiting in Wild Blank home. Mrs Wichie formerly Emma Plank. Pat McGrath of Minneapolis visited James Gallery. Brintnalls return from Ames after ten days with Bessie Brintnall. J B Cook among Delaware callers. Grathe family moved from Clifford Mulford farm to Greeley. Arthur Marshall and family visited Byron Baldwin in Cedar Falls. Mrs H T Statson visiting daughter in Independence.
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J. E. Haye
W. Wichie
Ashland
Wis
Wild Blank
J. B. Cook
Delaware
Grathe
Clifford Mulford
Greeley
Arthur Marshall
Byron Baldwin
Cedar Falls
H. T. Statson
C. E., Lohrer
Independence
New Year Gathering At Mrs Wendt’s Sparks Families
On New Year’s Day the Frederika household hosted Mrs Wendt’s family and children to celebrate her birthday. Chas Alcock and wife had just returned from Anoka Minnesota after visiting their daughter Mrs James Wilkinson. Frank Gillett of Charles City rejoined his brother Lilium Gillett as part of the New Year gatherings.
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Prederika
Local Notices Roundup of Visits and Family News
Alice daughter of Canby Minnesota stayed with Mrs J W Zwansiger last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Clifford Gunsalus and son Lurton visited. Mr and Mrs Ray Shirley in Spencer for a few days. Gunsalus returned home Wednesday, wife visited New Hampton. Mrs Mary Connor visited relatives in Mt Pleasant last week. Mrs Thomas Lytle and Mrs Marah of Waterloo came Thursday for sister Mrs Jor Ronco’s illness. Louise Alcock hosted brother from Waverly last week. Cecil Henry returned to Lake Park to resume teaching. School resumed Monday after two week vacation. Mr and Mrs N H Holmes moved to Charles City last Friday. A son born to Mr and Mrs Fred Peters Jon. Mrs Nine Snyder of Dresden visiting aunt Mrs Nellie Sullivan. Grant Rourke of New Hampton visited Mr and Mrs Alfred Griffen during holidays. Lew Whitman and wife of Waterloo and Mrs Smith of Nashua attended the funeral of Mrs Sarah Whitman.
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Alice
Canby
Minn
J. W. Zwansiger
Clifford Gunsalus
Lurton
Ray Shirley
Spencer
Jor Ronco
Louise Alcock
Waverly
Cecil Henry
Lake Park
N. H. Holmes
Charles City
Fred Peters Jon
Nine Snyder
Dresden
Nellie Sullivan
Grant Rourke
New Hampton
Alfred Griffen
Lew Whitman
Waterloo
Smith
Nashua
Chas
Best value fork loaded Franklin lump at Blim's
A reader notes Blim's offers the five dollar fifty cent Franklin lump fork loaded as the best money value. The item is highlighted as a budget option for customers seeking quantity and quality at a low price.
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Blim's
Dr Myers German Specialist at Waterloo Claims High Recovery
Oriskany Falls residents travel to Waterloo to consult Dr Myers the German Specialist. The advertisement touts his chronic condition treatments and personal examinations. Thomas Clair testifies to recovery after two months of care at 71246 Sycamore Street with free confidential advice and broad patient referrals.
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Dr. Myers
Sycamore Street
Waterloo
Town
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