Funeral for Mrs Reinboldt Held at Local Church
Funeral services for Mrs Peter Reinboldt who died July 8 at her Clarksville home will be held at the German Evangelical church Friday at 1 30 PM with interment in Pleasant Valley Cemetery. She was 42 born in Germany and survived by her husband and ten children from both marriages. The missive notes local illnesses and a successful all day gun club shoot with 60 participants and large crowds. Amateur and professional shooters competed with Konvalink and Glanville tying for high score.
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Houston
John Mott
Carroll Cook
C. H. Larson
Helen
St. Paul
Gun Club
Presbyterian
M. E
Chas. Hummel
la Porte
Glen Konvalink
Dean Glanville
Mason City
Konvalink
Fred Gilbe
Spirit Lake
Charley Goodnow
Osage News Nearby Names and Travels on July Day
George Nelson brings in a wolf pelt after a kill near Frank French's farm west of Brownville. Miss Florence Gildersleeve of Weedsport, N Y, to spend the summer with her brother H R Gildersleeve. Mrs Henry Penney travels to Eugene Ore for a few months with her son Oscar and daughter-in-law formerly Edna White. Fred Fisk returns to Osage after health issues.
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Chicago
FP. B. Frost
Powell
Bradys
Madison
S. D. God- Trey
Orange visitors recount Fourth of July week in town
The Orange area summary lists guests from Nebraska, Indiana, Iowa, Arkansas and Minnesota visiting relatives and old acquaintances over the Fourth. Notables include Herman Weiner from Carleton en route from Pennsylvania funeral, plus several Lichty family members, missionaries Pittingers on furlough, and Elocution class led by Mrs. Dan Myers with about 30 in attendance at the town hall.
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Herman Weiner
Carleton
Neb
Grant Miller
Pennsylvania
Orange
James McRoberts
Greene
David Beckley
Minneapolis
E. Hoff
Edna Welch
Mabel Bitterly
la Porte City
E.M. Lichty
John Cupp
North Manchester
Ind
D. R. Shank
Katherine Budd
Arkan, Bas
Hershiser
Nebraska
Clarance Hamer
H. A. Smucker
H. W. Miller
Dennis Shrock
Eph Lichty
E. M. Lichty
Grundy Cern
Seattle
Wash
Dan Myers
Town Hall
Shell Rock social notes and minor incidents brief
Mrs Charles Van Vinck and children from Des Moines visit relatives in Shell Rock. Edith Barton departs for Esmond. A 10 year old boy hurt by a cannon cracker on July 4 recovers sight. Mrs Raugh and daughter to Dryad West Virginia return later. Rev Baugh and wife away for missionary work 12 years. F O Newcomb seeks plans for summer house in Waterloo. Dolf Best away in Dubuque. Mrs Gould and Mrs Bishop return from Burlington visiting Gould Pattee. Harry Achillis house fire minor loss. neighbors extinguish quickly. Mrs G B Shoemaker of Brandon visiting. M E church votes pastor Carson a vacation. he and family leave for a few weeks. Harry Ward takes two weeks vacation from New comic store. Mrs P A Fields of Waterloo visits sister Gruham and Prugh over Sunday.
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Shell Rock
Charles van Vinck
Des Moines
Mias
Edith Barton
Esmond
Enos Ressler
Dubuque
D. J. Gould
Hila Bishop
Burlington
Rev. Carson
Will Peece
Harry Ward
Newcomic
P. A. Fields
Wi'erloo
Mesdawy Gruham
Prugh
Sundar
Local social rounds note visits and a wedding
Washburn and Aly residents spent weekend at Tom Stiles home while Ruth Bramhall of Mt. Auburn visited friends. Several families from Waterloo joined George Morris in hosting guests. Anna Smith wed William Wagner at Jesup. Haymaking hues the season as farms stay busy. Foley Kidney Pills ad ends the page.
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C. Morris
Mra
Jack Fogle
Clarke de Lancey
Waterloo
George Morris
Wil Burger
Henry
Will Erpelding
Nick Sebons, Jr
Frank Metedf
la Porte City
Youngblut
Tommie Returns To Mouse Form After Cat and Brownie Adventure
In a pantry intrusion tale Tommie the cat changes to a mouse after misadventure with a kitchen cat and a stern cook. The Brownie orchestrates the change, Tommie endures pursuit by a dog and broom, then awakes as a mouse to reunite with friends and head home, grateful for the Brownie’s aid.
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Tummnie
Tommie
Yonnnie
Brownie
Residents and events in Aplington area include new homes and visits
Mrs Mina Coleman of Cedar Falls the Slayd Brothers and Carrié Watbon of Dumont visited T J Van Meter. The Van Meter family moved into their new house. Clark and wife returned from Rock visiting their daughter Mrs Coler. Ten new houses will be built in Aplington this summer. Mrs L Merrill and sister Jenie Bishee of Waterloo visited Kerns. J Hruna near Austinville broke his neck in a hay accident and is thought unlikely to recover. relatives and a nurse from Parkersburg are with him. Misses white oxford shoes offered in local ad.
Prest-O-Lite warning on counterfeit gas tanks
Waterloos' counterfeit tank bid aimed at Prest-O-Lite users. Counterfeits empty and exchangeable only at few outlets while offering poor lighting. Prest-O-Lite insists genuine service via its label and proper internal filling, testing, and charging.
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Tomiie
I Rock
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Brownlee's
Waterloo Evening Courier
Prest-O-Lite
Etelids
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