Crowder Mission Opens in Dunkerton with Large Chorus
Crowder evangelistic mission starts Sunday at 7:30 pm in Dunkerton Iowa led by a 30 voice choir with Lillian Magee on piano and Luther Johnson on violin. Dr Crowder arrives Saturday. sermons planned for Sunday in local churches. emphasis on soul life intellectual and social needs. community urged to support.
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Winkerton
Crowder Mission
Lillian Magee
Luther Johnson
Rodeheaver Publishing House
Chicago
Evangelist Sunday
Dunkerton
Crowder
Middle Western States
Indiana
Church of Today
Fairbank Notes from Jan 18 Social Scene and Tragedy
Fairbank, Jan 18. Miss Wylas Deitz spent last week in Waterloo as guest of Mrs. Perry Elliott. Local visits include Frank Wilbur and wife from Winnebago City, Mrs. Edith Everett from Union, and Mrs. J. C. Myers from Cedar Rapids. A major property sale totaling 14,000 dollars occurred, and reforms include Letha Temple officers installed by visiting officials. A fatality and a hunting accident involving 16-year-old Edward Dewald are reported with hospital progress noted. Reverend Huckleston attended revival. Mrs. Geo Fay’s remains were brought for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbank
Wylas Deitz
Waterloo
Perry Elliott
Frank Wilbur
Winnebago City
Frans. Klinger
Minneapolis
Hugh Leehey
Elma
Howard County
Helen Robertson
Chicago
C. B. Paine
Franklinger
Frank Munger
Brainard
Marco
Lewis Munger
Huckleston
Osage
G. C. Bickelberg
Geo Fay
Effie Mc.Collum Jones
Orange Township annual creamery and telephone meeting report
Orange Township held its annual creamery and telephone meeting with K. M. Lichty reelected secretary and treasurer. Directors for several lines were chosen, and fees will be paid to the secretary rather than the directors. Other items note community visits, health updates, and local social news across Orange including church, schooling, and nearby residents.
Jesup Notes on Local Visits and Activities
M T Irvine of Emmetsburg visited at Rev H C Irvine’s home. Mrs John Eliott of Lake Okoboji improved after illness at her daughter Mrs B Munger’s. L Haskins and W J Campbell attended a Cedar Rapids poultry show. Mrs W S Schultz returned from Omaha visit. Farmers Mutual Telephone offers all night service with Miss Mary Burrell as operator. A thimble bee at Mrs Bert Munger’s home Friday Jan 24 with supper served after 5. The Woman’s Missionary Society of the..
Baptist meeting and local club notes in Jesup area
Local religious and social events are recorded. The Baptist church will hold its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. J Thomps on Thursday afternoon addressing The Philippines. B OF Hinderliter sells his interest to A Emerson and rents the Dr Crayton farm between Jesup and Littleton to farm again. Mrs N A George hosted the K O F club with a lunch and plans to host again at Mrs M C Youngs. The Grand opera house opens January 28 with A Royal Slave. The Piper family drama and farewells, B Y P A officers elected at Miss Viola Masteller home, and Presbyterian Missionary Society with Rev and Mrs Coons in Korea noted. LO O F and Rebekah installation, followed by an oyster supper at Sheridan’s cafe. Masons and Eastern Star joint installation with large turnout. High school declamatory contest results and prizes. Nettie Vosburg of Aplington visited town.
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Orange Township
K. M. Lichty
P. J. Blough
N.J. Fike
D. B. Saylor
Glen Lichty
Wilbert Miller
Grant Miller
Frank K
Worden Miller
Marshalltown
Hershel Harbaugh
Donald
John Cornelius
Milton Saylor
Fresno
Cal
Orange
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
John Christenson
McKay Farm
Russel Glessner
Sheldon
Stella Harnes
Browers
Missouri
Mae Repologle
Annie Hamer
West Waterloo High School
Neva Maunt
The
Baptist Church
Myre
W. M. Kobe
M. C. Young
Viola Masteller
Ivadel Stoddard
Wwelen Cone
William Beeter
Miss Stoddard
Presbyterian Missionary Society
L.S. Hovey
E. Wade Coons
Korea
Goons Lare
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Odd Fellows
M Rebekahs
N. G
Sheridan
Edna Smith
Alma Baughman
Wmiss Bessie Alexander
Marcy Burnette
Etta , Fuller
Mamie Salesbury
Martin Stevenson
R. Smith
Opera House
Els Baal Strickland
Mildred Botwards
Fanny Vesa
Hamptons
Beaver Valley Bank
First National Bank
BS. Thomas & Companys
Board of Education
Roosevelt
Paul Strickland
Blazier
Clyde Parker
St. Miller
Nettie Vosburg
Aplington
Bax ter Buys J P Brown House in Parkersburg
A R Baxter purchased the J P Brown house on South Main now occupied by B D Losey with possession to be given in June. W H Mead and Maurice Mead returned from Texas. Carl Nicholas died from burns in a Sunday fire. funeral was at the Catholic church Wednesday. W A Wilson FP 7 Muller and John Palmer and wives left for a two week Texas trip. Mr and Mrs Charles Flynn were called to Waterloo last Wednesday.
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Parkersburg
A. R. Baxter
J. P. Brown
South Main
B. D. Losey
Mead
Maurice Mead
Texas
W. A. Wilson
Muller
John Palmer
Charles Flynn
Waterloo
Local Happenings In Tripoli Area Report
Tripoli area residents report visits and minor events including Mrs Fred Witt Kop visiting son Henry and family in Waverly area, Anna Dunn from Waverly, Lydia Kumpf visiting Elsie Olrogge, D P Redeman at a New Hampton dental meeting, John Neverman visiting prison family, Ang Dravis and wife visiting local Panzer and Rettig homes, Frank Koch and wife traveling to Denver and Waterloo, Eva Oma Balls daughter operated on, Elizabeth Teague injures wrist skating, Aug Propp birthday celebration, Mrs Floyd Babcock visiting Kroeger home, H H Neverman back on Mercantile duty after illness, Herbert Harmening and wife moving east part of town, Krueger sr and Mrs G Rettig Sumner visitors, Albert Hoppe and Otto Bonomen visiting A H Tegtmeier home, Leotey Notdert confined to her house.
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Colwein
Panzer
G. F. Meier
J. R. W. Rettig
Frank Koch
Denver
Waterloo
Eemina
Ona Balls
Elizabeth Teague
Aug. Propp
Floyd Babcock
Wredericksburg
Kroeger
H. HW. Neverman
Agebaio
Mercantile
Herbert Harmening
Krueger, Sr
Rettig
Sumner
Local notes from Clarksville area report visitors and travels
Clarksville area social notes list residents visiting relatives in Cedar Rapids Rockford and Greene. Several trips to Albany Wisconsin Codfax Springs and Chicago region are mentioned along with visits to Bristow Jed Lands and Cherokee for medical or family reasons. Continuous illness and recoveries are noted as Fred Tanner Fred Russell and others improve.
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Wis
Wilder
Clarksville
Charles Ackermate
Codfax Springs
Fred Morton
J. N
Bristow
O. Porter
John Harris
Rockford
W. H. Decker
Fred Nordman
Wicago
M. J.keen
Greene
Cherokee
Bert Graham
Mahtown
Minn
Frank
Charles
Mary
Lloyd Keller
Misspelled names and dates mark a murky local notice
A jumble of fragments notes a literary meeting at a schoolhouse on Friday and social events. Mentions Chas Meyers father living at Stonemer, Viola Towne, and Walter Pergenuin. Stockholders of a Mercantile court appear to meet on Monday amid crowds at a masquerade Monday evening.
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Slciness Dast Weels
Chas
Meyer
Stonmer
Owers Adek
Mra
Seluoed House
le Rdday
Voth Tha
Viola
Hlenry Towne
VU Permnett
Walter Pergenuin
We Ferdou
Ant
Mandas
Social Notes From Estherville and Surrounding Areas
Bele Owen of Estherville and Caroline Phillips visit relatives. many local residents travel abroad and host gatherings. Notes cover visits to Packard, Waterloo, Maghiun, and Nashua, plus a funeral in Estherville and plans for burial in Nashua. Families, dinners, and social events are recounted with multiple names and obscure places.
Children Swallow Castor Oil No More Ad States New Syrup Remedy
Advert says old laxatives like castor oil and calomel harm children and praises Syrup of Figs with Senna as a gentler, effective cure. It claims faster relief for fretful, upset tummies, sour breath, and constipation, promoting a well child in hours. The ad urges asking druggists for the California Fig Syrup Company product and to avoid substitutes.
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Remueuher
Dores
California
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Oelwein
Fredrica. Thompson
Allen
Gowrie
Etta Agnew
Letha Temple
K.P. Hall
James Doctor
Field and Cole
Peters Brothers
Laurence Weaver
Mae
Martha Adams
Gottlieb Staack
Monnday
Tan
Methodist
C. A. Peddicord
Totermont
Edward Dewald
Clarence Dewald
Jesup
Tripoli
Albert Hoppe
Otto Bonomen
la Porte City
A. H. Tegtmeier
Leotey Notdert
Bele Owen
Estherville
Warnguimaker
Atwin Holzsehauh
Ian CO
Hey
George Chak
Cohiabus
Sen
Nancy ‘Paylor
Dk Company
Qwineteran
Dionor
Mes. J. Neft
Taber
Cuda
Mett
Medisga Fulmer
Nett
Will Clark
Hier Brandmother
EM. Stussell
Hest Lohmann
Gert Mvanivelical
Pontriia
Tle Mooth Inc
Noelle Properes
Asiehiy
Newt Tong Tor
Komndom FQ. CO
Tondon
Waterloo Electrical
Uruicate
Walter Teer
J. L. Hoyt
Waterloo Business College
Henderson Crow Go
Red Cross Drug Co
C. J. Miller
West 4Th Street
P.S
Blackstone
All Waterloo Grocers
Black Hawk
Coffee & Spice Company
Sibert’s
Sibert
Jewelry
East 4Th Street
Mabel Ettinger
West Fourth Street
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