Church Attendance Campaign Planned
Rev. L. C. Moore of Central Christian church launches a six week summer campaign starting Aug 2 to boost Sunday attendance with rotating church departments leading services. A large tabernacle revival follows Sept 13 on Fourth Street with Rev. Moore preaching. The notice also mentions alley closure talks and a Crystal Theatre feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Moore
Central Christian Church
Moore Hins
Bible School
Fellowship
Hell
Fourth Street
Black
Christian Church
Waterloo
Moore
Alex Committee
Munneal Saloon Opens in Town City Corporation Operates
Emamon opens first municipal saloon under city corporation of Te wmen. Town board to appoint a manager to run the enterprise. No dry elements active in the vote for the saloon. Election Saturday chose the city saloon as the only allowed liquor outlet. Officials say there will be no profit motive in liquor sales. Also advertising Crystal and Mary Pickford reissue at the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emamon
Jyse
City Corporation of
Tewmen
Ficht
Guyne
Grivilwep
Ronnings
My Murky Glimpse of Glacier Town Baseball Past
Jonn E. Lewis writes recalling early Glacier National history as a baseball player. He mentions manager Ruhe Brown, hotel keepers Hechtfertig and Smith near the bridge, and a team that invaded Minneapolis and defeated all opponents. He notes attending law school in Topeka in 1889 with Pickett and Wilms, and mentions friends John W. Arbuckle and Rev. Sandford from his boyhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonn E. Lewis
Glacier National
Ruhe Brown
Hechtfertig
Narth
Smith
Irving
Minneisang
Taws City
Law
Cius
E. Pickett
Wilms
John W. Arbuckle
Sandford
Wotherland
Late 3EwWs From the City Vy Building
W. El Bickies files a claim in the estate of Bridge Rosener with executor Rev. D. J. Lenihan seeking an itemized medical statement from July 11, 1992 to January 10. Promissory note disputes involve Martin Tinemiller versus Henry and Fred Tinnemiller with judgments of 21.39 and 17. Clutter couple Henry Hartwig and Agnes V. Kokesh wed yesterday. Trade termination set for tomorrow through Friday at the manual training landing. S Bruce Galloway Naprapath moves offices to larger quarters at 223 West Fourth Street Cadivertivement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EL Bickies
Bridge Rosener
D. J. Lenihan
Martin Tinemiller
Henry
Fred Tinnemiller
Henrs
Hartwig
Agnes
Audit Confirms Valuation Error in Lands Report
County auditor James J Rainbow locates the cause of a complaint against the executive council. The report overstated land value due to a Mer ten error by including farm land values from Waterloo west. No error found in increases on the tax base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Rainbow
Ounei
Waterloo West
Giants White Sox world tour at the Majestic shines
Crowds at the Majestic enjoyed a pictorial tour of the world featuring the Giants and White Sox. The show mixed scenic and historical episodes with comedic bits, delighting foreign audiences who laughed at some bent on the screen. Starting Thursday, the program includes a feature titled The Stain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Local Families Share News From North Ely Street
Walker arrived to brighten the Foht home on North Ely Street. Mrs Map Trevor returned from Cedar Falls after attending summer school. Dr F D Walk helped move the Longs’ ruptured appendix patient to Luke’s hospital in Cedar Rapids. Chas Hoover visited Cedar Rapids for his brother’s illness. Perry spent a week at Cedar Rapids for college activities. Mrs C P Castle Jeff traveled to visit her daughter in Lincoln Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Warence Handall spent summer here then went to Vinton and Marion to visit relatives before returning to St Paul Nebraska. Mrs Mabel Graham from Fort Collins arrived and stayed with friends. W T Devine and daughter Jane visited Des Moines to see Robert Devine and family. Senior Mr Devine, rheumatic, stayed home for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Adam Hoover
D.C. Perry
Cedar Itapide
C. P. Castle Jeff
Mou. Tonbette
Lincoln
Neb
Warence
Handall
Titmer
Vinton
Marion
St. Paul
Neh
Randall
Des Moines
Robert Devine
Mr. Devine
Gilberville notes local visitors and business changes
July 27 Gilberville Cibermine Mrs Bright ner of St Paul Minn visits sister who has taken the veil. H Ruffenbach sells his Gilvertville Grain & Lumber Co share to Nelagardelle. Mattias Nelagardelle William Heinen and Nicholas Bloes haul gravel for county bridges. WFP&N files depot repair work. Nick Thomas leaves for South Dakota to join threshing crew. Weekend wind toppled Theo Becker’s windmill wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cibermine
Brightner
St. Paul, Minn
New Hartford Social News A Summer Visit Roundup
New Hartford residents and visitors share a busy week of calls and gatherings. C W Hitch and son Roland of Gilmore Jr visit Ed Fitch's home while Harmon returns from Hubbard to visit family in Shell Rock and Fort Dodge connections. Local trips include an auto tour to Spring Valley Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hartford
C. W. Hitch
Roland
Gilmore, Jr
Ed Fitch
Co. Ft
Harmon
Hubbard
Harry
Aug. Yareho
L. M. Mead
Shell Rock
Garreson
Glenbeu- Jah
Wis
W. J. Harmon
C. Harmon
Misa Wret Tailis
Fort Dodge
Lee O'Connor
Fresno
Cal
W. J. Warmon
Geo. Whitnall
Lake Gin
Ik. W. Ensian Homes, Mr. and Mrs, . H. Ward and Mr. H. J. Harmon
Spring Valley
Minn
Airs
J. D. Ramsay
Mr. Ramsey
Marble Rock
PT. Perring
Rochester
Ansgar Social News Roundup From July Visit Highlights
In Ansgar on July 7 Mrs Richard Mueller hosted friends at Reinbeek last week. Clara Havig returned to Osage after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Peter Christianson of Waterloo visited their son Mart and daughter Mrs Ennebers. Mrs Hageman entertained about twelve friends. Charles Cawetti and daughters, guests at Priem and Cawetti houses, returned to Cedar Falls. Mrs French of Humboldt visited her sister. Mr Ed Gould traveled to Minneapolis for business. Rev and Mrs Brammer returned from Waterloo after the death of Mrs Brammer’s brother-in-law Willard Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansgar
Richard Mueller
Reinbeek
Clara Havig
Osage
Peter Christianson
Waterloo
Mart
Ennebers
Charles Cawetti
Priem
Cawetti
Cedar Falls
French
Humbold
Minneapolis
Mrs. Brammer
Brammers
Willard Fulton
Fashion Tortures of Nigerian Women Told by Major Tremearne
A National Geographic society report cites Major Tremearne describing Nigerian fashion rites in remote regions. Women endure body modifications and adornments from early childhood to marriage, including pierced skin, wooden discs, grass girdles, and ornate patterns on chest and face, to deter men and signify social status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Nigeria
National Geographia Society
A. ‘. Tremearne
Major Tremenine
Local social notes and visits in Jubilee area
A clipped local items column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Waterloo Grand Junction Bremer and Fayette counties. Mentions include Mrs Warton of Dubuyn, Miss Winifred Mather visiting Mason City, Almi Hoilutz Lillian Meilke planning trips, Jubilee improvements, Hampers at Buechels, Ohlinger Brothers new threshing machine, and heat illness at Mike Uertzberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Mather
Mason City
Almi Hoilutz
Lillian Meilke
Waterloo
Grand Junction
Hallate
Fred Vansen
Andm. Krneckeberg
Bacelicle
Esther
Bremer
Fayette
Mike Uertzberg
Plainfield News Notes Regional Inquiries And Events
Plainfield updates cover a July 27 return from Dubuque Bettendorf and Kirkwood, with serious illnesses mentioned and several locals traveling to Minneapolis Waterloo and the Dakotas. An ice cream sale with Baptist church ladies is set for Aug 1, while a Plainfield Dry Run game won 4 to 3 and a Frederika game is on Aug 2. Mrs Harriman will travel Aug 2 on a special train through Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
Will Wade
Dubuque
Bettendorf
Kirdwe
Duke Smith
John Powel
Edith Bullen
Wolf Paint
Smont
Geo. Hinmon
J. F. Watts
Victor Simons
Waterloo
Chas
Beine
Minneapolis
Iroy Wanamaker
Joucas
M. D
Geo
Ben Rushing
Howard Thompson
Algie Fuller
Dakotas
T Harriman
E. 11
Harriman
Hingis Central Rain Delayed Train Route Details
A garbled OCR note describes rail movements from a Chicago hub to S/Hools Central via Erle, with routing from Chitke to Gate along Jilingia Central lines and onward to the Cojo Pavifie. The text references a widow of a lace railroad king and rain delivery implications, but specifics are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingis Central
S/Hools Central
Chicago
Erle
Chitke
Gate
Jilingia Central
Duros Jersey hog loss hits Swale farm
Fredericksburg reports a severe $4000 loss from hog cholera traced to a spurious vaccine from a St Paul firm. Also noted are local property purchases, family visits, a teacher's return to Columbus, medical concerns, and a banker taking a Wisconsin vacation.
Death of John IL Ohrt and surviving family listed
John IL Ohrt died at Reinbeck and was buried there yesterday. He leaves a widow and five children, his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Ohrt of this city at 111 Virden street, four brothers and three sisters including Alice Joyce and Tom. Also mentioned is Mary Pickford in a hat in a reference to the Daisies Said tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John IL Ohrt
Reinbeck
Henry Ohrt
Virden Street
Alice Joyce
Tom
Mary Pickford
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Kind Assia
A brief note of gratitude to neighbors friends and Jodge members for the beautiful flowers and the thoughtful assistance received during a difficult time. The family sincerely appreciates the support and kindness shown by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodge
Assia
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Aliee Joyce
Tom Moore
Wolfs
Munneal
Lemmon
S. Th
Mire Dggee
Ciy VY
S. Bruce Galloway
Naprapath
Black Hawk Ride
People's Yothing
West Fourth St
Walker
Gilbertville
ST. Ansgar
Hing
Mra. 4. C. Warton
Dubuyny
Crystal Theatre
Jank Lahlun
Deer River
John Powell
Helen Griffith
Beatrice Gallup
Fredericksburg
J. B. Shattuck
Waverly
May Reichard
W. C. Craine
Princeton
Esther Steele
J. Lecke
Riceville
Hmima
Bertha Sladage
Denver
E-C. J. Swale
Wasp
James Broadie
Considera Thon
Augusta Adams Feft
Brooks
Canada
Emmetsburg
Ren Moore
Phyllis
Webster City
Ihe ‘Burg
Frances Bisworth
Columbus
Alvin Drape
Paul Ligsaru
Joe & Lou
Irving Hotel
Crecelius
A. Parker
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