Community notices and socials from Waterloo area
A collage of club meetings celebrations and socials including regular Deborothy meetings at First M B church parlor, Young People outing to Jesup, a surprise birthday for Esther Slough, a farewell luncheon for Mrs Payne, and plans for Fortnightly program and lodge events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jesup
Mise A. Brochu
Emma Hoskinser
Margaret Campbell
Geneveve Gardiner
Margretta Gardiner
Harriett Lytle
Wilma Rasher
Hazel McIntyre
Salone
Sel-satisfied are we all in self praise satire piece
A cleaned up editorial style meditation on self-satisfaction and personal growth. It laments complacency and urges ongoing mental and spiritual development, asking readers whether they are truly growing or merely halting at current gains. It contrasts superficial success with inner progress.
Spain Seeks Lost Triptych Painting of Eden Scene
Spain offers a 20000 reward and personal backing from King Alfonso to recover a famed 13th century triptych painting depicting the burial of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. Stolen from Castile’s church in 1288, the work valued at 82504100 remains missing with international authorities distributing photos to aid its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carstan
Garden of Eden
Insenis
Covent
Alfonso
Castille
Experis
United States
Dutch Wambsganss Sold to Cleveland
An item notes the sale of player Dutch Wambsganss to the Cleveland team. The report mentions Cedar Rapids shortstop Waorlsfansk and minor league activity, with sparse details about offices and locations in a dated context. The fragmentary text references the Black Think Ridge and a stove advertisement at 22 West Pourth St.
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Coeur Rapids
Waorlsfansk
Cedar
S. Briere Gadlowas
Nopeapath
Mount Gis
Black Think Ridge
Gerdss
Pruple
West Pourth St
Cedar Falls Briefs Include Weddings and Appointments
Cedar Falls society notes report visits by Supt Wheeler of Aneta Minn and Mrs Wheeler, engagements, and local teaching news. Prof Buffman elected professor of education at Iowa State Teachers College, Colgrove to lecture tour in Ohio, and Dr Magee and wife extend Cedar Falls visit before returning to Tulsa. Former Lincoln principal Robert Hayes marries Ida Lambert. Hayes leaves teaching for jewelry business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Wheeler
Aneiia
Minn
Cedar
Liberty
Courge
CY. Colgrave
Jiyper Wilbur
Clear Lake
West Union High School
State Teachers’ College
Pscopal Church
Hag recenUy
State University
Auda Severin
Trout
du Hex
Wo & C. FL Union Mil Comipany
C. 2. Brownell
Griguell A
Miy
C. P. Colgrove
Slater and Husvand
J. J. Snowden
Clara Knoche
Miss Knoche
Mr. Jones
Rochester
Eeducational Board
Hugh S. Buffman
Iowa State Teachers
Col Jee
C. P Ca‘grove
Buffman
School of Education
Parsons College
Fairfield
Astute Nommal Schhool
Valley City
N.D
Superior
Wic
Michigan State Normal School
Marquette
Colgrove
Ohio
Chauncey P. Colgrove
Wooster College
Wooster
Lisbon
Mt. Vernon
Steubenville
Colgrave
Oberlin
Paul C. Colgrave
University of Iowa
J. C
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Morris Hayes
Lincoln School
Cadar Falls
Anaheim
Ida Lambert
Hayes
Fences on Public Highways Ordered Moved by Board
Black Hawk County supervisors announce obstructions on public highways must be moved. A ten day written notice is required, with removal by the responsible party at their own house if not complied. The drive aims to keep roads at full width for improvements and warns fence builders to place fences on proper lines to avoid future removal.
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Fency
Samte
Rome
Carl
Board OF Supervisors
Black Hawk
Iowa
New History of Black Hawk Co. to Be Published by Clarke Co
The J Clarke Publishing Co announces a two volume history of Black Hawk County with biographies. Gordon K Miller will write with a advisory board from Waterloo Cedar Falls LaPorte City and Gilbertville. Hartman to supervise. The work aims to be a standard authority with illustrations and broad coverage of county development and present life. Also notes an invitation for material and a Kidney Pills advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. J. Clarke Publishing Co
Chicago
Jack Hawk County
Gordon K. Miller
S. J. Clarke Company
Aa. J. Edwards
W. W. McFarlane
Waterloo
Roger Eavit
B. A. Snyder
Cedar Falls
A. van Velkenburg
H. 3
Lizer
LaPorte City
John Nemmers
Gilbertville
Joh
Hartman
Iou
Philadelphia Maker Tours Waterloo as Business Sightseer
Richard J. Tirt, head of the Hirst Rogers Bug Mills of Philadelphia, visited Waterloo over Sunday as a guest of Kimmel & Co. He praised Waterloo industries, predicting a brighter future and noting plans for more sales as his semi annual tour through the states continues. He is a longtime friend of Kimmel & Co. and has supplied them for fourteen years. Crystal theatre advertisement notes an Alice Joyce film today and Mary Pickford feature Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Jtirgt
Hirst- Rogers Bug Mills
Philadelphia
Brussels
Waterloo
Kimmel & Co
Wirst
Waterloo Industries
Tull
Chicago
Cincinnati
Kinmel & Co
Pair In Court After Overdose Of Hyacene For Morphine
John H Thompson and his wife faced charges of intoxication after overdosing on hyacene. Officials saved them from a fire as they lay unconscious in a camp tent. Thompson described obtaining the drug from a local physician who supplied morphine, and both insisted on more as they recovered. The couple, longtime morphine users, were ordered to leave the city. Mrs. Thompson, about 39, has sold pencils on the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Thompson
Thompson
Campete
Paving petitions circulate for city streets
A special council meeting may be called late this week or early next to consider resolutions of necessity for paving. Property owners on Franklin, Tenth Street East, Fowler, Glenwood, Steeley and Kingsley are circulating petitions for paving and will file them with the city clerk soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franknin
Tenth Street East
Fowler
Glenwood
Steeley
Kingsley
City Council Takes No Action on Traffic Ordinance Revision
The city council took no action on the proposed revision of the traffic ordinance last evening. Officials indicated the matter would return for consideration at a future meeting as they reviewed current traffic regulations and enforcement priorities.
Skin Care Ad Claims Ageless New Relief
A vintage style ad touts creams and waxes to keep skin white, velvety, wrinkle free, claiming effects for wrinkled skin and hot weather. It mentions Anise and Yordin Timrcolfzedt wax for facial care, beauty routines, and a mercorized wax sold at drug stores with suggested morning washing for smooth, fresh skin.
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Anand
Uae
Sally
Thia
Aunt Selly
Prosperity Grows as Bumper Crops Thrill Farmers Across Plains
A cross country car trip by Mr and Mrs H C Schultz and children Gretchen and Harold covered 1000 miles through Minnesota Iowa the Dakotas Kansas Nebraska and Oklahoma. They praised thriving crops and improving money conditions while noting modern farm homes with water systems electric lights and sewerage and the friendly reception at a Minnesota farmhouse.
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H. C. Schultz
Gretchen
Harold
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Iowa
Schultz
Mr. Schultz
Dakotas
Cornelius
L. 8
Cass
Chicago Great Western Railway
Southwest
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Joseph Chapman
Northwestern National Bank
Middlewest
Mr. Schulter
Police committee shapes traffic ordinance amendments
The police committee plans changes after a full investigation of traffic ordinances in other cities. They have requested copies to study and will draft proposed amendments once received and examined.
Cement Sacks Used on Mullan Bridge Walks
A total of 1,900 sacks of cement were used to build the sidewalks on the Mullan avenue bridge. Finishing touches were completed yesterday and pedestrians will have clear passage. West side of Mullan avenue at the bridge will be paved toward Commercial street, and the east side toward Sycamore.
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Mullan Avenue
Sycamore
Fatal Accident at DuBuque City Street Car Scene
Charles Mc Donald was killed today when hit by an automobile as he alighted from a street car. The chauffeur Frank Hancock was arrested and charged with manslaughter, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque Dubuque
Charles McDonald
Frank Hancock
Beef Roll A New Way of Using Leftovers
Faust McKexeie, editor of Boston Cooking School Magazine, urges housewives to use leftovers with KEC Beef Roll. The item promises to ease the common problem of disposing leftover hash and stews and is recommended for supper tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faust McKexeie Stil
Boston
Mapazine
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Harmony Clp Tee
House of the Harmony Club
Tamedly
Moe
J. Normany
Mary Norman
Cowie
Suns Louel
Park
Siilyy
Yerson Hive
Moeel Samuel Turner Hame
Deboraherty
M. B. Church
J. G. Stuff
Frank Sellman
Osoeze Club
Mise Lois Dallou
Walnut Street
Bape Fist
Business
Christian Endeavor Society of
Central Christian Church
Esther Slough
Cascaden Avenue
John Makinster
Blut Street
Claude Payne
Clarence
Payne
Lancaster
Austin Burt
Third Avenue West
Austin Burtjeman
B. Reed
Arsard Ob
Corton
W. C. Brownlee
J.B. Smith
Uschante
Mary
Eting
Canton Crescent
Patriarchs
Amd
Bootal
Maccabees
Cedar River Park
Rutil
Spain
Alfonse
America
Crerch
Cleveland
Eawn City
WR. Chibbers
Washington Street
C.T. Fuller
Davil Blephenson
Misa Grace Rodamar
Helen Hubbell
Ames
Misa Mae Vahl
Carrington
Clay Street
George Eaton
Vineton
Vinton
Auimer School
Omna Eaton
Gertrude
Iva Waton
B. W. Merrill
Winifred Merrill
Mbnneapolis
Bt. Paul
Baptist Church
Cedar Heights
Kulp Johnson
Colorado
Townsend Merrill Company
Velma Tall
Aubrey Lyons
Miss Hall
Janesville
Halley
Estherville
Formis
Bailey Brothers
Elizabeth MacDonald
St. Paul, Minn
Donald Ferguson
J. M. Seltenrich
International Harvester Company
Fred Brown
West Sixth Street
Hfe
Sumner
Jill Companion
George Mathes
Freddia
E. M. Brown
Gail R. Dayton
Electric Park
Martin N. Day
Titus Lowe
M. G. Eloff
Lowe
Edith Egloff
East High
Clinton Shippian
Neck Rapids
J. B. Jennings
Chandler
Hobert
Okla
Shipman
Prof. Buffman
T. C. Fagulty
Homer H. Seerler
Owan
Winslow
Snowden
William Newell
B. Dutbert
Dr. Snowden
Mr. Newell
Noeticu
Cora Miller
C. H. Thompson
Foley
NEW History OF Black Hawk CO
Ris
Torlgal Featules
Thoreby
The
Courier and Reporter
Crystal Theatre
Alice Joyce
Walf
Wellneslay
Mary Pickford
Oxfords
Mr. Chapman
C. E. Chapman
Waterleo
Alaska
Mullan Bridge
Janet McKengle Hill
Jagues Mro, Co
Cbicags
Palace Theatre
Pauline
Black Lily
Europe
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