Quiet sixtieth wedding anniversary noted at 312 High street
Society news recalls Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wheelock Place marking sixty years of marriage at their home 312 High street. The piece recounts their early life, birthplaces, and family, including four sons and lengthy railroad service histories. Various social items and notes follow, sharing local events and guidance.
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Thomas Wheelock Hace
Tony
High Street
Mrs. Place
William and
Susan Myers
Julien
Ubuque
Mary Josephine
Thomas Wheech Place
Flace
Sinsinawa Mound
Wis
Dubuque
Mr. Place
Ackworth
N. H
Flew
Rade
Railway Improy
Illinois Central
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Place
Augustug Mason
Frederick, Ibenezer
James William
Dorance Myers
T. C. Mark
Eleventh Street East
Tis City
F. L. Nauman
Henry
Robert
Margaret
Mary Nauman
F. A. Teeple
Robert Harbin
H. J. Murphy
Nationally Known W C T U Worker To Speak Here
Mrs. Fred A. Patterson of Sioux City Iowa the only woman delegate to the national W C T U convention will speak in Black Hawk county July 26 and spend a week with open air talks and county union visits Patterson a national organizer plans multiple addresses at Cedar Falls Waterloo and Cedar Falls and Willard hallWillard hall and other venues are scheduled with church meetings in Cedar Falls and La Porte City Hudson and adjacent towns noted as a busy week of talks and outreach across the region
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Wdon
Fred A. Patterson
Sioux City
Black Hawk County
Black Hawk
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Orange Township
Cedar Falls
la Porte Cuy
Hudson
Irma Good and Worth Hillman Wed at Bride’s Home
In Waterloo two prominent locals, Miss Irma Katherine Good and Worth Hillman, married in a quiet ceremony at 76 Franklin Street. Rev. J. Lockwood officiated as guests praised the couple’s union. The couple plans a motor trip to eastern cities and will reside at 2645 Fourth Street East upon return.
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Waterloo
John H. Good
Franklin Street
Irma Katherine Good
Worth Hillman
J. Lockwood
Grace M
Annie I. Hillman
Wranklin Street
East High School
Iowa
Northwestern
Smith, Lichty & Hillman
Hillman
Chicago
Road to Peace in everyday life and temper
Ruth Cameron discusses letting others be as they are to find peace. She cites May Sinclair on accepting reality, advising calm aid without forcing change. Even if advice is rejected, planting a hopeful seed may yield future fruit rather than selfrighteous fret.
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Sinclair
Tanure
Bronson
Laurence
Delayed Sugar Shipments Boost Availability and Prices
Delays in sugar shipments have lingered, but recent arrivals show sugar more plentiful, with merchants advertising 100‑pound bags at 25 to 25.50 per sack. Robbers report onhand stocks will soon run out as transportation issues ease. Potatoes and peaches are also noted with prices and favorable crop prospects transport issues.
Barn Fire Destroys Property and Two Horses
Fire at 12 30 a m destroyed a barn at 1301 Walgate Hagerman addition killing two horses owned by C H Lehman recently sold for 150 dollars. Total loss around 1000 dollars. Firefighters used three hose wagons to reach a distant hydrant and extinguished embers after the pumper work. A chicken coop nearby caught fire but was saved with chemicals. Origin undetermined though hay fuel is suspected.
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Walgate Street
Hagerman Addition
C. H. Lehman
Featherweight Boxer Frankie Mahone Dies After Ring Blow
Franklin Monahan known as Frankie Mahone, a Newark featherweight, died in Elizabeth New Jersey after a bout with Willia Davis. He was knocked out in the fifth round with a temple blow, refused to surrender, collapsed, and was taken to hospital where an autopsy will determine the cause.
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Associated Press
Elizabeth
N. J
Francis Monahan
Newark
Frankie Mahone
Willia Davis
Mahone
Beauty Chats on Diets and Hunger Challenges
Bona Kent Forbes discusses the difficulties of initial hunger on reducing diets. She notes the stomach may demand food for weeks, and some women give in to cravings while others endure until changes become noticeable in clothes and mobility.
Marital Woes and Rotary Club Speakers
Divorce petitions filed include Charles Sheerer vs Esther Sheerer alleging cruelty with three minor sons custody sought by Esther. Blanche Ackles vs George Ackles alleging cruel treatment after separation. Rotary Club set to hear Terman C. Miller on Tringle Howe Rotary and M. Young on Ka and Kelluwahip at the regular meeting.
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Grace M. E
Birthday Club
the Home Mission Society
Harry T. Fisher
Kenneth Runkel, Jr
W. A. Lane
J. W. Arbuckle
F. B. Dietrick
Anna Daubaugh
E. W. Heiple
E. F. Loban
C. J. Cavanaugh
Fred J. Miller
Mmes
Daumbaugh Black
Whitney and Warren
R. A. Heldiman
Hugh Jones
Charles Stickman
Jack Campbell
Harry Barker
C. H. Bighmey
EB. &. Peek
Fred Warren
Charles Sheerer
Esther Sheerer
Marion
Robert
Russell
Harold
Blanche Ackles
George Ackles
Shreveport
Rotary Club
Pag Ilar
Sunday School Lesson by P B Fitzwater in Moody Bible Institute
A 1918 Sunday School lesson by P B Fitzwater, teacher of English Bible at the Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, published in Western Newspaper Union. The piece offers instructional guidance for Sunday Bible study and reflects early 20th century church education style.
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New
P.B. Fitzwater
D. D
Moody Ible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
David Becomes King Through Trials and Trust
A sermon outline traces David’s path to kingship from Saul’s death. It highlights his trust in God, quick obedience, and generous handling of Jabesh Gilead, then reviews the civil war between Saul’s house and David, culminating in David crowned over united Israel. It notes prophetic links to Christ and the call to faithful endurance.
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Saul
David
Judah
Samuel
School of Providence
Hebron
Christ
Jabesh-Gilead
Jabesh
Bethlehem
Tsn
Saul la Mew
Satan
House of Saul
House of David
Israel
Ishbosheth
Abner
Mahanaim
Christ King
Religious services calendar across Jefferson city churches
A dense listing of church schedules and pastors across denominations in Jefferson, detailing Adventist, Catholic, Hebrew, Brethren, Methodist, Presbyterian, Congregational, and other faiths. It lists mass times, sermons, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and special events with pastor names and street locations for venues such as St Joseph's, Immanuel Baptist, First United, and Memorial churches along with mission halls and youth activities.
Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church in Waterloo
A Vacation Bible School will open at First Baptist Church on August 2 with Rev. Osbert Hudson and wife, and Rev. Clyde J. Askins in charge. The program runs five days a week for three weeks from 9 to 11 am, offering calisthenics, needlework, basketry, weaving, manual training, Bible study, dramatizations, and picnics for Waterloo children ages 4 to 14 regardless of church affiliation. Materials are provided by American Way Publishing Society. no fee is charged to participants.
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Immanuel
Ledand
Lesher
Nostur
Serpion
Manle
Wightev
H. Mueller
Geran
Bundaya
Hindiow Ald Society
Mission
Luther League
Salvation Army
Big Brover
Water Street
Ensign
Mia
Henry Nicholls
Young People's Legion
Salvation Meeting
Woods
Fourth Street
Ruth Magowan
Vesper Services
Bridge Street
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainte
Gini Chapel
Parker and
Columbia Streets
Webster Atreet Commoereial Streay Govgel Ball
Mission Hall
AL Mission Hall
Wirth Street West
Blous
Epworth League
Grice M
BOY
Walnut Street
Thore
Helinelgi
Metropolitan
Holingss Nission
Pith Street East
IL A. mi
D. VB. S
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Osbert
Hudson
Clyde J. Askins
Baptist Sunday School
Chorcs
American Way ts;Publishing Society
Osborn UN
Youngest Iowa minister preaches in Lincoln Church
Milton Metfessel, 18, Iowa’s youngest pastor, leads a Cedar Falls connected Sunday school and a growing church in Lincoln, Lincoln, fy. The church has 75 members in a town of 126 with about 60 baptized on organization day. Metfessel and allies organized Boy Scouts and Campfire Girls and drew support from local business people, farmers, and adults. A new church building is planned after the session approved relocating, with the Waterloo Presbytery licensing Metfessel to preach and adding Lincoln church to its roster.
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Lincoln, Fy
Iowa
Milton Metfessel
Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
N. S. Metfesgel
Cedar Heights
Preston
Erloo
W. Heither
iCadar Falls
Sage Hans
Waterloo
Voln Church
Rev A W Purce to Speak at Christ Church Sunday
Services at Christ Church tomorrow will be led by Rev A W Purce from the diocese of Nobiraska while he spends a vacation near Davenport. Christ Church is without a rector since Rev M J Tate’s resignation, with Bishop T N Morrison arranging visits by several ministers who may consider a call to the parish. Vestry members will meet Rev Mr Purce after the worship service.
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Lil Oalme Willy
A. W. Purce
Nobiraska
Davenport
Christ Church
M. J. Tate
T. N. Morrison
Mr. Puree
Increased pensions for Spanish War veterans
Veterans who served in the Spanish American War, Philippine insurrection, or U خلق relief expedition receive higher pensions under a June 4 act. The range tops at 30 dollars monthly, with a minimum 12, varying by disability. 22 to 30 dollars from ages 62 to 75. specific losses yield 44 to 96 dollars, and total blindness 96 a month.
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Spain
Home Service Section
American Red Cross
Congress
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Sim A Monty
Sans Souci Road Opens to TrafficSunday
Sans Souci Road will be open this Sunday after concrete paving by Moore-Young Construction Company. A new bridge across the river at Sanski will be released from embargo and provide a clear right of way to the Rainbow drive. Private subscription financed the paving and a short 66 foot concrete stretch is the only city paving this year using vibro lithic crushed granite surface.
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Irive
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Lang Lane
Moore-Young Construction Company
Wight
Sanski
Foran market enters second week with abundant produce
The Forum Market Place at Sycamore and Dieventh streets opens its second week with more than double the number of producers from Saturday. Prices vary from 30 cents a pound for cabbages to 10 cents a dozen ears for sweetcorn and 4 cents per peck for potatoes. Honey dealer Charles Hermann offers 1920 honey at 2.25 a gallon as bees supply remains limited.
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Foranmarke Place
Sycamore
Dieventh
Forum Annex
Cabinge
Charles Hermann
Smallpox Quarantine Ends for Charins Barber Family
Local notes report the Charins Barber family completing a two week smallpox quarantine and being released. Other items mention residents in Waterloo, Morrison, Hamp ton Ia, and Parkersburg. social visits, travel, and health updates.
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Leeterstore
Charins Barber
Andrew Willoby
Morrison
Waterloo
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Seria
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