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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1914
Page
10
Freddie fears the night until a witch appears and takes him on a magical ride. They visit the man in the moon, ice cream and cake, and a frosty North Pole before returning home to his mother, who reassures him that witches are friendly folk who delight children.
Miss Mabel Isabelle Mittlested and Karl Becker wed at the bride’s parents’ home in West Union Louisiana with few relatives present. Rev W E Van Buren officiated and a two course wedding supper followed. The article notes a patriotic service planned for Sunday and a birthday surprise party for Clarence Shafer.
Mitchell county resident Dale William Owen dies from apoplexy after long service in the community. Miss Jane Weber to wed Lorbeski. Barbara Seldat and Hoss Gilchrist marry. Fr J.P. Martin at Sacred Heart church. Vesey Pony Contest winner Helen Johns with 4,160 votes. Brown to leave for Okoboji to preach Lakeside Laboratory students. Miss Deede Champion travels from Three Rivers to Yellowstone with Miss Libbie Jacobs. Mrs Alma Walker travels to Colorado Springs for a few weeks to visit brother Frank Merritt.
A teacher Mrs Graydon Hackett joined TWenis members and other guests for an evening of sewing, crafts and refreshments. The Winans and Dahir class from the Baptist church were entertained Wednesday afternoon by Miss Bdirk Gilet at her home. Supper was served on the church lawn and the evening concluded with games.
A group of friends surprised Miss Gladys Hikes at her home two miles north of town on her birthday. The evening included games and refreshments. Joe, Bert, and Charles Sremmer were visitors. T Whurehill was visiting friends. Mrs. Shaffer and daughter Amos were Waterao shoppers.
Mrs Dara C Horine of Cleveland disputes the claim suffragists are polone makers. Mrs Worthe, advocate for the Ohio Woman Suffrage association, has professed armideations in several counties during the current campaign on the Buckeye state's issue. One of her printed arguments involves the democracy question, referencing her grandchild Robert Meade.
Mrs George Morris hosted a gathering of relatives and friends from Waterloo on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Albert Delaney and daughter from Waterloo visited relatives in Auburn during the week. Mrs Charles Tadd and children spent Wednesday with her parents in Auburn.
An old advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as protection for weak overworked kidneys and bladder. It warns of Bright's disease and kidney trouble if not used and urges purchasing from druggists nationwide.
The item notes Oraiah Orchard dining with Mr and Mrs George HGH and friends including Thon Berryman Abe Murreynd Toward Morseym Tilegon Arnold. Dickson Bros. shipped cattle to Chicago Sunday selling for 5.0 per load. Mrs Juke Slaberborn returned from Independence. Miss Lovejoy visited Osage friends and recently returned from Seattle after nine months house keeping there.
Fragmentary OCR narrative mentions Milos Levitine and various street names with scattered phrases. The garbled text references Wall Street, Verdi, Ming Huth, and White, making coherent summary and facts impossible. The piece lacks a clear event or outcome to report.
A fragmentary account traces a young girl from Poarthrad Oregon and siblings on Fowler Street and Walker in a regional town. It notes a family linked to Holi Oh Tiger of Siews Cit and to BL Lazer, echo of La Porte City Progress, with references to stage performances and local guardians.
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