First Roasting Ears Of Season From J A McNabb Plot
Cedar Falls July 19 Cedar Falls official news notes the first roasting ears of the season come from J A McNabb plot. McNabb, Cedar Falls Commercial Club president, and wife have had corn daily since July 10 and sold a surplus to dealers. The corn grows on the residence lot at Sixteenth and Franklin, planted May 1. Also nearby patch includes vegetables and 200 quarts of red raspberries picked this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
T. A. McNabb
Cedar Walls
Real Estate Listings Across Waterloo Area
Multiple properties for sale listed by Waterloo real estate agents. Offers include bungalow homes, nine to twelve rooms, modern updates, and near city centers with varied terms and financing. Contact numbers and street addresses provided for inquiries and visits.
Notice of Divorce Petition and County Road Change
In Black Hawk County Iowa district court a divorce petition was filed by H Plymack against Rose Plymack on desertion and cruelty. If Rose Plymack does not appear by the second day of the next term, default will be entered. Also notices of proposed county road system changes in Black Hawk County Iowa approved July 16 1923 and July 16 1929 with hearings set for August 1923 and August 1923 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wansted
Fercy Dresa
WWL
Coutier
Fordidators
Gyvaren
Andling Ara Bapvisk
Jenkins
Couric
Tom
Azhes Ami
Towan
Salon
Tee
Cit
Cal
Win
Mann
Deeg
Trad Fone
West Second St
Waterloo
Woote
District Court of
Iowa
Black Haw
H.plymack
Rose Plygmck
Rose Plymack
Water- Ino
Black Trawk County
Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Iowa State Highway Commission
Remi
Bilack Hawk County
Esher
la Porte City
Benton County
Esiweer
Local notes and visits in Dike area and beyond
Dike Iowa July entries note Elmer De Berg's return from hospital in Marshalltown with health uncertain. Various social items include Mrs J A Willsey visiting near Voorhees, M FE Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs M J Arnold near Dinsdale on July 13, and births with Ernest Wumpkes becoming father of a boy July 10. Visitors Katharine Johnson to Reinbeck, Jeppe Schultz returning from Rochester, Shultz receiving hospital treatment, Grant T O C F lodge members at Clear Lake encampment, Helen Bagley of Aredal visiting Ralph Crouse, Henningsen and sister visiting from Minton, Posekony and Moffet at Mase attending Od Fellows plenary, gospel team leading service at MathiFdist church, Rev A B Chamberlin on vacation in Minnesota, Miriam Paine Eldora visiting, and Tians Liusen Corseland Alberta visiting daughter Mrs Arthur Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alelmer de Berg
Marshalltown
de Berg
J. A. Willsey
Voorhees
M. FE
Katharine Johnson
Reinbeck
Jeppe Shultz
Rochester
Minn
Shuttz
Grant T. 0. C. F. Lodge
Helen Bagley
Aredals
Ralph Crouse
H. CC. Henningsen
Minton
August Posekony
W N. Moffet
Mase
Guy
A. B. Chamberlin
Minnesota
Miriam Paine
Eldora
Tians Liusen
Corseland
Alberta
Arthur Lac
Mysterious Local Names Tie to Undated Event
Fragmentary OCR cites Mr Lausen once manager at Freds vine creamery before moving to Cun Bilas Alles's relative visiting sister Mrs Axel THO near Giles club training school. High school wedding dated 17 unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausen
Fredsvine Creamery
Cun
Bilas Alles Coae Aimonty
Axel Tho
the Giles Club
Pioneer dies at Independence in Buchanan County
Louisa Parker, longtime Buchanan County resident, died after a yearlong illness. Funeral services were held at her son George L. Parker’s home with burial at Oak Grove Cemetery in Hav. The Parker family settled in the county about 60 years ago, with ties to Buffalo Grove, Aurora, and Quasqueton. Surviving children include Dr. W. I. Parker of Lamont and George Parker of Independence, among others. Funeral services for Julius S. Zummak near The Forks were held at the Lutheran church and burial followed. Zummak, born in Germany, came to this country at age 14, married twice, and left eight children. Lay Zinzer died at his son Ira’s in Byron Township after a paralytic stroke. funeral at Jordan’s Grove Cemetery. Mrs. Charles I. Wells, formerly of this place, died near West Union. services at Holy Name Church. Mr. and Mrs. Wells had worked at the state hospital and later ran the county home. a daughter, Margaret, survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Louisa Parker
George. L. Parker
Buriak
Oak Grove Cemetery
Gforge
Bapeist
Ed Thea Parker
Buffalo Grove
Aurora
Quasqueton
Congregational Church
Presbyterian Church
Ww. I. Parker
Lamont
Alonzo T. Burling
Samucei
St. Louis
St. Pawis George
Edith I. Stoner
Fort Doge
Julius S. Zummak
Littleton
the Forks
Zummak
Germany
Predericka Ortman
Emily Droehmt
Chtren
Levi
Zinzer
Drew
Lay
Ira Fa
Byron Township
Ray
Holland
Winthrop
ing. Durral_ waa
Jordan's Grove Cemetery
Central
City
West Union
Charles I. Wells
Payette County
Holy None
N. FE Roney
St. Jon's
West Wales
Margaret
Isaac D. Williams
Isaac Daniel Williams
Winton
William Bagenstos
R. E. Kerney
Evangelical Church
Pleasant Hit
Spring Creek Township
Mr.Johnson
Deaths and Local News From Nashua and Surroundings
In Nashua and nearby towns several notices recount infant death, cancer in Mrs Foltz, and drownings in Creston. Reports mention families from Oak Park, richland, and Waterloo with relatives visiting in Nashua. Other items note hospital stays, surgeries, travel, and local residents’ activities and visits.
Orchard News Briefs From July 13
Orchard 2a July 13 Miss Emma Foster recovering in Waverly hospital after goiter operation. John Rustiman of Waterloo visited his uncle Byron Millington, then went to Osa ge Friday to see the L. B. Anderson family. Rob Foster and wife left for Des Moines, Mildred Holbrook of Riceville accompanied them home for a week. H J Morse and family left for Gun Lake. Milton joined them as far as Austin where he works. Tripoli business callers Monday. Rev. Wilson returned from Des Moines after Christhea Findlayvor convention. William Shane and family spent Tuesday at Riverview Park Cedar Falls with John Knott. Threshing machines being repaired. fathers finished Inaston and began oat cutting. Esther Wilson and Willard Tolier region. Cedar Falls—Shenna and family at Shanewisa home. John Bebel of Tripoli spent Sunday with sister Mrs Walter Sorenson. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mether and sons Lawrence and Venice visited Me. and Mrs. WP Mother, Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashua
Ira Lawrence
Charles City
Ruth Hart
Larson
Foltz
Grand
Liarron
Frank Daley
Nazhua
Ida Robert
Cryston
Lew
Zack Thurman
sAvert
Mel
Wiliam
Elliott
Hainsmond
Richland
Ars
OL Hoyer
J. F. Nafus
West Union
Rami
Fritcher
Ed Simpson
Everett’ Ismerg
Conroy
McDonnell Camp
Des Moines
Clear Stake
Mildred Holbrook
Riceville
H. J. Morse
Ciair
Carl Hamilton
Gun Lake
Mr. Tizmilton
Austin
Gresham
Afra
Tripoli
Wilson
Christhea
Shanewisa
John Bebel
Walter Sorenson
Min
Louis Mether
Lawrence
Venice
Waterloo
Shenna
Hugh
Webster City
Marguerite
Bristow
Margaret Shaw
Spencer
Cedar’ Falls
Ira
Hazel
Perrin
Greene
Blarley
George McCague
Pershing Park
Bert McDonald
Cleveland
Walter Bushing
C.D. Brace
Hirst
Onalee
Correctionville
Cdme
A’ Hammel
Robert Hesse
Wapello
Brie
Mary Patterson
Bre
Alvin King
W.S. Goughnour
Mary Gwoodnow
Mose Ward
Dex. Maines
W. L. Poleal
Husand
Mary. Patterson
Randolph Wamsley
Carrie Loesbe
Robert Burroughs
Ine
H Ome
Rochester
Finn
Luis
Mayo Clinic
Nelle’ Hartness
Joanness
Frank Cheeveh
Henry Wilaga
George Poh
Ben Hemilton
Watervilla
Ana
Iver Jepson
Annis
Plainfield
Jepson
Mia
Joxei Wamsley
Mixs
Emma Bennett
Town
Com Mercial Club
Parshing Park
Lynwood
Belinda Beele
Ealy
Win Ryan
B. B. Stevenson
German Evangelical Society
Pleasant Valley
Genevieve Taylor
Afonday
Anonth
Ewald Hardt
Golden
Colo
Fred Hardt
Indiana
Atj
Philip Snyder
Taylor
Denver
Ciety
U. S
Fayette Mears
Rebecca Schleulér
Zion
Ruth Kline
Erocret Pidge A Meare
Mma Bruce
Jon
Will Worcester
Dumont
Rose Crotty
Jim
Savannah
Fred Dennis
Miss Vera
Waverly
Dennis
Vera
Loran Fraltzgraff
Frank Beach
Wickman
Jack
Edward
Priday Boroute
California
Benson
Lewis Bente
Evelyn
Btkadher
Lloyd Pfaltzgraff
Allen_ Baker
Berea
W. S. Austin
Minneapolis
Minn
Stald
Nona
South Dakota
Hareburg
Farker
Sioux Falls
Brasil Lake
John Clemens
Cedar Falls
James Clemens
Fred Sorenson
Mason City
Clear Lake
Raymond Akin
Miss Floy
Springfield
Alin
C. R. Bartin
Ft. Dodge
Anna Struthoff
Elsworth
Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Park
George Brown
Methodist
Evangelical
United Brethren
United Brethren Church
Brunemeier
Ira Berry
Chicago
George BE. Francis
Emalene Maulsby
Main Street
William Brandenburg
Hiarry Banks
Steven Piper
New Hampton Pioneer Warren Healy Dies Sawing Wood
Warren A. Healy, longtime New Hampton resident and local Mason since 1887, died yesterday morning of heart disease while sawing wood at his summer camp on the Wapsi. He leaves a widow, two daughters Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. Putney, and son A. A. Healy. The note about Sir Walter Raleigh is part of a private museum display.
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New Hampton
Warren A. Healy
Wapsie
Healy
C. W. Burnham
Bette Plaine
B. G. Putney
A. A. Healy
Dumont and Clabreeville Community News Mix
Local notes recount travel visits, family gatherings, and summer outings across Dumont Clabreeville and Cedar Falls. Many relatives and friends from Waterloo Bristow Des Moines and Cedar Falls share weekend visits, weddings, hospital reports, and park gatherings as chautauqua week and park events unfold. medical and civic updates frame the rural town sheet.
Entertaining Guests and Local News From La Porte City
La Porte City notes guests in the home of Mr and Mrs W D Lyle. G H Holmes family visiting from Keota arrive to join Bri and Mrs W D Lyle. July 19 Bert Ner visits Vinton with Ina Ponsford guest of Miss Dorothy Blekel. Ponsford brothers garages host a house party. Auto mishap injures Mr Ponsford. jaw broken and head injuries feared. W H Bickel buys Albert Igou cigar store. sale confirms local business transitions. Rev E H Heverly and wife visit former friends after Cedar Rapids move, touring Des Moines and Rock Rapids. Mrs Hattie Daugherty arrives from Little Rock for summer with Mrs C C Elliott. Lavina Conrad visits from Des Moines. Rena Presba visits Waterloo. Stealey buys 20 hogs from C C Elliott, traveling by wagon. B B K Rice and daughter Lucile visit Waterloo. Fred Bailey and Emmal accompany Mrs Ellis to Ellott home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Lyle
G. H. Holmes
LaNor, Keota
la Porte City
Bri
W._D.J . Lyle
Miss Lay
Jun
Avening
Ponsford
Holmes
Clint Stahnke
E. H. Heverly
EB. H. Heverly
Brg
C. J. Powell
Mr. Heéverly
United Evangelical Church
Cedar Rapids
Hevverly
Rock Rapids
Mrs. Heverty
Mr. Heverty
Des Moines
Rice
Lucile
Waterloo Caliers
Fred Bailey
Emmal
Jubilee visit and local farm notes in Great Falls
Mrs Nickles from Jubilee visits relatives in Great Falls Mont. The oats harvest is mostly cut and high quality. Gus Hartz delivered a truckload of young cattle to his Randala farm. Mrs William Yeger and Mr and Mrs B K Feglie of Waterloo were Sunday visitors here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickles
Great Falls
Mont
Gus Hartz
Randala
William Yeger
BK. Feglie
Waterloo
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Georg H
Twaddle
Vesident News
Oegar
Waterloo Evening Courier
Price
Raat
Office Bours
J. A. McNabb
Sorensen
Damily
Denmark
Peter Sorensen
John Clough
Adaohnson
Walnut Street
Clough
Kellerton
Ringgold County
Women
American Legion
Washington
He Nazareth
Danish Nazareth Church
Ywitty
N. M. Andreasen
Anton Anderson
Union Township
Joseph Moran
C.D. Wendell
van Torn
J. H. Bauernfiend
The
Esther Larsen
Towa City
Ralph Jennings
Warigan
Ind
Floh
Freet and Son
Alden
Florence Nottie
Streator
Chi-Card
Helen Hiskey
Rdar Rapids
B. B. Foster
Alice Adams
Mead, Kan
James F. Porter
Keetle Courier
Elizabeth
Enoch Patterson
Enoch Paterson
Lodges
van Horp
J. E. Patterson
Arthur Patterson
Enoch Martin
S&a. Asquith & Ro
Russell Lamson
Jesup
Northern States Contracting Co
Wantel
Sycamore
Sea
Johnson's Bakery
Clase
Magtbo
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
S. Wells St
Hugh L. Nicholas
Sheridan Road
Feago
I. Wantel
Nara
Courie
Wanntel—Manufacturing Company
Nt Ee Ee
Towa
Care Courier
Wey
West Side
Aldress E
Care Courter
Fort Dodge
Tare
Caurer
Seeusim
Chirk & Nagle Electric Co
Llecetric
Roy Hansen
Mer. Sr
Anent
M.ager Maple Street
W. St. Jameson
Mullan Ave
Por Hent
Cali
East Side
Hummel
West Fourth
Belmont
West Seventh Street
State St
Mulberry
Waatekeloo
Ssie
Breal
Eal
Baltimore
Hammond’ Avenue
Souther
Ho MeCarty
W. Beal
West Third
Linden Adition
Francehoo
Ear
C. W. Nurrop
Nevada
Toom
New West Side High School
J. A Lamb
Oak Moors
Rock Foundation
My Homie
South Street
Abe
West Side City Park
Storm
Highland
E. M. Storm
Salse
Williston Avenue
Baltimore Avenue
Lincoln Park
Charles S. Bickgley Co
West
Fourth St
Sumner
Grace Eggleson
Cedar Fails
Awchor. Myers
Mand Ave
Young @Martia
Simteli Modern
Bungarow
SEOUS
Atoves
Ty Splyvach Brothers
Eale
I Word
Sedan
Ford
A. Hefferman
Teria
Rtte
Island Reds
Kouleff
Black
Stewk
Mateye
Tsae San Gor
Onis
Sarananan
Imgney
Joon Utiduttes
Jake Fuets
Yheory
Fifth Street
J. B. Pierce
Owen City
Iania
Maxwell
Utes Chevroltet
Reo
Cass
Delong Avio Wrecking Co
Lafayetta St
Sajo
Wheelx
Waltabla
Abytein Conventient
Duratde
Miguel
East Side Auto CO
Ox City
Schofiz Tool Gear
Sts
Terlos
Phor
Cutler Street
Burmett County
Wisconsin
S&le
West Fourth Street
Harnest
Bea Wives and ‘Supplies
BR C. Duel
Oakland Ave
Chautaudria Pir
Gable St
Auto
Oraar
Shannon
Independence Ave
Black Hawk St
Cail Dor Letach
J-moma House
Fourth Street
Kaudson
Fritts
Pauliry
Bulttremere
Sycamore ‘St
U.p
Battistre St. Phang
SA Asquith & Bro
Kentucky
Home Coal Co
Jean Poll Durhant
T. D. Hargrabe
Becona
Davenport
Jeffer
Waterloo Commission House
Waterloo Co-op
Coat Co
Parsons’ Music House
Doom
Reedsstroller
Tromannnhauser
John
Boling
Flist National _Eng
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Prarsfer and Sworege
Piance
Mowe'r
Parsons
North
Yeouth
Saat
Weet
Boyd Transfer & Storage Company
Bransfer
T. Knapp
Plaintif
Buchanan CO
Pioneer
Orchard
Walter Raleigh
London
Bert Ponsford
Jack Handle
Ww. GT. T. Far
W.C. T. U. Society
Milneis
C. E. Kober
Carl
Barclay Center
la Porte
Mra
Eaith Adams
la Picy
Evening ‘Courier
CNT
W. H. Bickel
Albert Igon
WH. Bickel
Albert Igou
Bickel
Igou
Tgou
Porte City
Jubilee
Ren
Jean Tied Nata
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