Evening Ice Cream Social and Society News Note
Social events fill Thursday with an ice cream sociable hosted by Mrs. Greeley at West Light Street. A Cedar River park circle gathers for a conic event. Wedding news: John A. Was celebrated at Marin church with officiant Rachel Anton Lorenz and family. A picnic and close of school activities cap the day as Miss Marcarot Wilenx departs.
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Mre
Greeley
Aly Vlighth Street
Conic
Cedar River Park
Triple Five
aAls
Randfield
Fll
of. F
Weslein
Ry Pulte
M John A
Marin Church
Rachel Anton Lorenz
Courier Pattene pattern order note
A historical notice offering patterns for embroiders with one cent charges. Orders filled within ten days after sending, with patterns enabling seam allowances. Unclear text mentions Fashioning Votni Ser and Wailo references.
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Accompaneur
Local club events and social notices blur into town life
The passage reports a string of community happenings at the YWCA and nearby venues. It mentions two weeks of summer events by the river, crochet club gatherings at the Loud Hotel, and church meetings at St. Episcopal Church, with notes on attendees, travel, and small-town social routines.
Americans protest German faux Americans on July 4 insult
The Hague July 7 Americans abroad protest a German led ruse claiming to be American. A fake organization named World Society of Friends of Truth posted a forged decree by Predetich the Great under den Linde, prompting a diplomat to denounce the act. The correspondent observed the incident and reported responses.
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Friends of Truth
Spondent
Resalis Tons Aerie
Wikenard
Miss Leng Mel travels with Wis Gaels friends
Miss Leng Mel and her parents Rev and Mrs. Mele visit friends in Turtle Lake and Waverly during a weekend trip. The party includes Mrs. Dowrgias and Alison and Arie Walter Meyne, spending Sunday at grandparents’ home with relatives.
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Mele
Bierman
Pepesman
Tripoli
Migsa Hill
Turtle Lake
Welves
Waverly
Antillerysian Alive Despite His Epitaph
Berlin on July 7 a Der Landsturm tale recounts a trench shelter misread as a grave. Lieutenant Krause, an artillery officer, built a shelter that resembled a tomb with the inscription Here Rests THE CANNONIER KRAUSE in the Afternoon From 3 to 4 Rest to Peace. A passersby mistook it for a burial, and Krause rose from the excavation.
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Berlin
der Landsturm
Argonne Forest
Krause
Feld
Building and Loan Association Prospers
Loans totaling 16800 were approved at the quarterly meeting of the directors of the Hate Building and Loan association, with the company declaring a 2 percent dividend as it marks its tenth anniversary since 1545. The institution reports total assets and a rise in loan activity over the quarter, though no boom in building activity is observed.
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Hate Building and Loan Association
Safzalat
A&a
Court Soon to Adjourn for Summer Vacation
The May term of court is expected to adjourn sine die next Monday. In recent terms judges have faced heavy workloads, but they plan to finish soon. Judge Mutita plans a trip to the Pacific coast while lawyers seek vacations in other parts of the country.
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Tris
Mutita
Pacific Coast
Pioneer of 1867 Led Active Life at Waterloo
Denny Knapp died at 4:43 this morning at his daughter Mrs J J Rainbow’s home 215 Mulian avenue east Waterloo in his eighty ninth year He came to Black Hawk county in 1887 riding from Ohio where he settled Young wife Prairie Clark died in 1844 Their child Mrs Rainbow was raised by grandparents in Illinois Knapp was last of eight children survived by daughter granddaughter Frances Rainbow and several nephews and nieces He had lived in Waterloo twelve years and owned Mt Vernon township land since first visiting the area His life spanned a period of frontier travel and settlement with notable incidents including fording Cedar River ice on horseback and testing its strength His passing marked the end of a long active life.
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Denny Knapp
J. J. Rainbow
Mujlan Avenue
Knapp
Black Hawk County
Ohio
Waterloo
Mt. Vernon Township
Iyasa
Praners Clark
Funeral services for young man with strong owl interest
The body will be taken to Sumner for a torment after funeral services from the home at 2 PM Friday. Conducted by Rev Effie McCollum Jones and Rev John R Macartney. Survived by parents Rev W C Law and Mrs Law and sister Miss Gladys. Father presides as elder of the Des Moines district. uncle Rev E Lang pastors First Evangelical Church of this city.
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Effie McCollum Jones
John R
Macartney
Sumner
W. C. Law
Gladys
Das Moine
Rev
E. Lang
First Evangelical Church
Funeral services for Paul H Lang held at First Evangelical
Rev L W Bock presiding elder of the Cedar Falls district assisted by Rev L F Smith of Des Moines conducted the 10 oclock funeral at First Evangelical church for Paul H Lang who died Monday forenoon in Cedar Falls.
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L. W. Bock
Cedar Falls
L. F. Smith
Des Moines
First Evangelical Church
Paul H. Lang
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