Cedar Falls Social News Highlights Jan. 12
Adam Wuerner travels to New York on Wagner Manufacturing business. Mrs. J. W. Ford hosts an Indies gathering for Mrs. H. A. Jetmore who departs for New Orleans. Various locals attend dinners, lunches, and farewells. a fire at 1322 Main street is contained. Miss Laura A. Meier resigns to teach in Milwaukee Bay View high school. First Congregational Ladies’ Association holds annual meeting with 60 attendees and $788.88 reported.
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Cedar Falls
Adam Wuerner
Wagner Manufacturing C O
New York City
J. W. Ford
H. A. Jetmore
New Orleans
Ed T. Dahl
Leon Carney
Black Hawk Hotel
Jetmore
C. N. McHugh
Aire, Selmore
Fliss
Iowa City
J. Erwin Eyars
Walton
Wilton Junction
Josephine Jamerson
Josephine Jamerson Deigbtfully Entertained the ¥. W. C. A
Madeline Jetmore
Cedar ‘Falls
George H. Richmond
Hemet
Cal
Richmond
Howard Townsend
Fort Dodge
College Hill
A. J. Lotts
Oak Ridgs
I A
A. Q. Lawrence
J. Jardman
Main Street
Jardman
FF. W. Wynegar
South Main Street
G. C. Oxford
Wiret Methodist Church
Emil Rasmussen
Connell- Cowan Lumber Company
Hi. A. Jetmore
Hattie Iblings
Walnut Street
Minses Efarence Nolte
Beatrice Decker
Doris Mullarky
Marjorie Nuhn
Lucena Greenlee
First Methodist Church
J. W. Holland
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. H.hurd
Julia Curtiss
Cedar Falls Missionary Union
John Caldwell
Laura A. Meier
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Milwaukee
Wis
Bay View High School
Harvey Jewell
Ames
Khnefeltar
Santee
McKee
Briden
Simpson
Smith
Need
Lowry
Wild
Leland
Wartman
Migs Stevens
Ors
First Congregational
Transury closes year with balance to be turned over
After expenses the balance to be turned over to the new treasurer was 506.34. Officers for the ensuing year include President Mrs. Frank Himmer Vice President Mrs. W. O. Perri Secretary Mrs. Eu Hieber treasurer Mrs. Oscar Tostle be and executive chair Mrs. C. A. Fullerton. Division chairs are Mrs. Byam Bald win Mrs. Pay Dennison Mrs. Char Hearst Mrs. W. Wile Wilee and Mrs. Arthur Jennings. The retiring president was presented on dozen roses in gratitude for three years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Himmer
WT. O. Perri ‘Retary
Mra
EU Hiebertre
Oscar Tostlebe
C. A. Fullerton
Byam Baldwin
Pay Dennison
Char Hearst
W. WU. Wilee
Arthur Jennings
Woman Prominent in Oldarksville Dies in Wapello
Clarksville Iowa January 12 Special Word has reached here of the death of Mrs. Fred Messe at her Wapello home She will be brought to Clarksville for burial with services Sunday at 240 p m at her mother Mrs Mary Patterson s home She resided here until about ten years ago when the family moved to Wapello She is survived by Mr Tresse a daughter Dorothy and son Robert and two brothers Dr W Patterson and Troyd Patterson Waterloo She was about 40 and prominent in social and religious circles
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NERAL
James Irwin
Waterloo Street
Walter Metcalf
Pairvian
Ohio
Walter
Laura
How Hay
Cooper
Oltu
Highmore
KR. O. Epperson
Gedar Rapids
Ray
Tom Ross
Winfield
J. B. Rodarick
Nora Springs
M. B. Ross
Morning Sun
Clarksville
Fred Messe
Wapello
Mary Patterson
Tresse
Wapelle
Dorothy
Robert
Kicks Way to Freedom After Glass Breaks
Anamosa Hue man Berry from Iowa Electric plunged from a Ford truck on a hill between here and Stone City. The vehicle rolled onto its side with a weather cab door ajar. Berry smashed the windshield with his boot and crawled to safety, escaping the crash unhurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa Hureka
Berry
I Owa Electric Company
Freedom
Here
Stone City
Four Hurt As Illinois Central Train Smashes Cottage Street Car
Three passengers were slightly injured and Motorman Ollo Wolfe was bruised when an Illinois Central engine struck a Cottage Street car at Fourth and Dane crossing at 7 20 p m yesterday. Mrs Ray Dunkleberg Mrs M Tippey and Miss Guyda Wagner suffered cuts and bruises. The car derailed front vestibule torn off and windows broken. Passengers escaped and were taken home. police ambulance arrived after all injuries were already removed.
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Ollo Wolfe
Illinois Central
Dane Street
jRay Dunkleberg
Adams Street
M. Tippey
Oneida Street
Guyda Wagner
Richard Cherney
Anotherngine
Round House
Wolfe
Eye Nesses
Negro hair preparer buys Long Island lot in elite area
Indianapolis businessman Walker, described as a wealthy colored entrepreneur, has purchased a $76,000 lot in a prestigious Long Island enclave once linked to Helen Gould and later John D. Rockefeller. His reported annual income nears $200,000.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mino
Walker
Long Island
Helen Gould
John D. Rockefeller
Mme. Walker
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