Hudson woman and farmer wed in warm Hudson ceremony
Miss Edna Rea Strayer and John Lawrence Copley married in Hudson Iowa on Saturday evening at the Strayer home before 20 relatives. Rev E Ferguson Muir officiated the Episcopal ring service with pink and white decor. Afterward guests shared a four course dinner. The bride wore gold crepe de chine. couple to reside on groom’s farm near Judson after Feb 1. Confidence in newlyweds noted by guests and relatives.
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Hiudson
Edna Rea Strayer
John Lawrence Copley
W. D. Strayer
E. Ferguson Muir
The
Baptist Church
Martha Brandhorst
Hudson
Copley
Hudson High School
Mr Copley
John Copley
Reinbeck
Chicago
Judson
Officers elected for First Congregational Sunday school
At a recent meeting the First Congregational Church elected A. E. Haswell as superintendent with Mrs W W Woolley as assistant and A G Greeley as assistant Also Mary Miller supervises supplies Harry Kaufman is treasurer Helen McAlvin serves as secretary Mrs Harry Parks heads the primary department Grace Cascaden is chorister Jewell Johnson plays piano and Mildred Haswell is assistant The entry notes First Presbyterian adds a box will be
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Congregational
A. E. Haswell
W. W. Woolley
A. G. Greeley
Mary Miller
Harry Kaufman
Helen MecAlvin
Harry Parks
Grace Cascaden
Jewell Johnson
Mildred Haswell
Waterloo Feels Warm Winter Morning Boosts Fuel Supply
Waterloo woke to a southwest wind and sunny skies with a 7 am reading of 16 above zero the warmest since Jan 6. The milder weather lifts spirits and eases fuel shortages as coal dealers expect more shipments with improving rail conditions, a relief for the city.
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Waterloo
Ralph B. Slippy
Waterloo Fuel Board
Loss by Fire in 1917 Shoots Upward
Fire Chief A A Dunham reports to the national board of fire underwriters for 1917. The department answered 377 calls with 14 false alarms. Property involved totaled 1 246 125 dollars, with 745 436 dollars insured and 53 668 dollars insured loss. Total loss of insured and uninsured property was 64 199 dollars. Net loss beyond insurance was 10 530 dollars. Property adjoining origin caused 941 dollars loss from two fires.
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A. A. Dunham
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Class A Cards Mailed By Local Exemption Board
The local exemption board today expected to mail the last of the cards to class A registrants.
Former Pastor to Attend Suffrage Meeting in Waterloo
Dr. Ethe McCollum dones, a national suffrage lecturer and Iowa state suffrage official, will be guest of honor at a Waterloo Equal Suffrage association tea in the YWCA Wednesday from 4 to 5 PM. Mrs. Jones will discuss the Washington, D C, suffrage meeting and the federal amendment vote. Members and friends are invited. annual dues will be accepted.
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Ethe McCollum
Dones
Iowa State Suffrage Association
Woc. A
Waterloo ‘Equal Suffrage Association
Temperatures Reported For January 21 From Buchanan Optical
Supplied data lists hourly readings from midnight to noon with ranges spanning cold to mild notes. The fragment mentions historical years and temperature bands but omits clear daily highs or lows.
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Buchanan Optical Ban
Neglected Colds Lead to Pneumonia
Colds are dangerous and can develop into throat and lung troubles like pneumonia and bronchitis. The ad urges treating a cold early with Father John’s Medicine, claiming it soothes breathing passages, drives out germs, and relieves the cold naturally. It notes safety for all ages as it contains no alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
Cough Cures Ad Praises Father John's Medicine
A reader from Haverhill Massachusetts reports three years ago his eldest son Paul suffered a severe cold. He says various cough cures failed until Father John's Medicine eased the cough and helped keep the boys healthy. The ad claims no alcohol or dangerous drugs and presents it as nourishing.
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Paul
Father John
D. Coutu
High St
Haverhill
Mass
Red Cross Offers LII Dressings Classes Begin Jan 28
Afternoon and evening sessions in ological dressings will start January 28 taught by the Red Cross to qualify women for service. This program aims to train women in essential dressing skills for relief work.
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Hobeaux Club
Knights of Columbus Hall
Red’ Cross
The
Red Cross Society
Local Workshop Seeks Certified Instructors and Dressings Helpers
The article notes plans to train members to become certified instructors and to provide free study to enrolled workers. It emphasizes a need for skilled side workers to prepare surgical dressings with careful attention, urging those not yet enrolled to notify Mrs. A. Flumb before Friday.
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A. Flumb
Card of Thanks from Herrlan family
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends who visited during the bereavement in the death of husband and father Mrs. M. Herrlan and family.
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EM Newmss, of
Socot T
Woman's Club
Mildred Hoffman
France
C. ¥. Altstadt
Germany
Youight
Berniece Rickert
Allalay
U. S. Daughters
C. S. Munger
Q. V. C. Club
J. B. Frank
J. W. Shoemaker
Mr. Shoemaker
Elks
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
George de Wald
Mildred Rector
C. C. Club
James Black
Joseph Raymond
First Baptist
King’s Daughters
L.A. Knittle
C. J. Askins
Y. M
Camp Taylor
Wiberat Christian—Ladies’ Social Union
Victor Long
Reno R. Reeve
Graves’ Memring
Otterbein Guild
First Presbyterian
Bo Alkapy
WLO
Punjab
F. D. Popp
Sycamore Street
Axel
F. Vermilya
Iowa
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