Mary Hearst Educator Dies in Cedar Falls Area
Mary F Hearst noted educator dies at home of her brother in Cedar Falls following a long career at Teachers College and the Cedar Falls area. Surviving are three brothers and two sisters. she held degrees from Town State University and Teachers College and served as assistant professor of religious education. News notes include church services, local meetings, and community notices.
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Courier Special Service
Mliss
Mary
Cedar Falls
Clay Shete
Mrnc
James Hearst
Here
Pioneer Days
Gedar Falls
Teachers College
Town ‘State, University
Shoe
Colleeg -In
W. L. ‘Hearst
E. Hearst
C. BE. Hearst
Jennie Hearst
Cedar, Falls
J.g-Mcalvin
Waterloo
City in Brief Mentions Illness and Legal Matters
City in Brief notes Miss Truman of 800 Wellington Street is seriously ill at Allen Memorial hospital. Rev Mounsey to lead midweek Lenten services at Episcopal church 7:30 pm. Mary E Saul of 508 Newell Street visiting friends in Mason City and Oldege Rudd. Divorce action filed by Hannah Nielsen against Thomas Dyer. prenuptial contract H W Larsen and Nielsen filed yesterday.
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Mary E. Saul
Newell Reet
Oldge
Rudd
Mason City
Truman
Wellington
Allen Memorial Hospital
Mounsey
Matty
Dyer Tate
Thomas Dyer
Decatur
Fuch
H. W. Larsen
Hannah
Nielsen
Hay knife causes serious injury to Bremerman in fall
Everett Hildebrandt suffered a serious cut to his left foot when he fell from an arrowstack while holding a Ray knife. The blade penetrated the shoe sole and he was taken to Mercy hospital for treatment. The accident occurred on the Herman Ostrogg er farm where he is employed.
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TO. Bremerman
Jonday
Herman Ostrogger
Hildebrandt
Stolen Car Reported By Local Resident
A resident reported the theft of his automobile from his home early last night. The car was found near the Walnut Street Baptist Church this morning and was secured at the police station.
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Dc. Paul
Schoenslf
Walnut Street Baptist
Funeral Honors for David William Autry in Hampton
Zile from Hampton Massachusetts attended the funeral of David William Autry. He was buried there with honors by the American Legion post of Hampton.
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Zile
Hampton, Ta
Mr. Autry
David William Autry
American Legion
Hampton
Untitled Fragments From A Local News Item
A fragmentary report notes a man named Matt Polish and references a father and a person called Tansway. It mentions secreted papers and a return home for treatment tied to ptomaine poisoning. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear actions or dates.
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Matt Polish
Tansway
Lescape Punish
Unclear Fragment Hints at Danube and Beans Theme
Fragmentary text mentions beans and the Danube with unclear proper nouns. Potential names like Zurdpe and Hyer appear, but the snippet lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to summarize into a full news item.
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GC. Falls
Teachers’ College
Waterloo Rabbit Association
Tiple
George Carpenter
Phi. Sigma. Chi
Roger. Brunn
DeForest
Carter
Lyte. Webster
O'Connor
Ward
Edward Lawler
Eldora
Lawler
Agnes Keegan
First Lutheran Church
H. Mueller
Jesus
Glee Clit
Waterloo Credit
Black
W. A. Kirk
Grant Avenue
Leavenworth
Kan
Elizabeth ‘Kirk
Kirk
Ralph Dunkelberg
E. E. Dunkelberg
Brownsville
Tex
State University
Illnois
Gentral
Seward
Freeport
Bruce “Gates
Waterloo Council
Boy Scouts of America
Waterloo Boat’ Club
River Improvement Association
Second Street
Herman G. Miller
Commercial Street
Chicago
Great’ Western
PRIEF
Cenhave
Wexties
Rubber Girls
Chil
Star Clo. Co
Wagner Hotel
Bidg
Sycamore &T
Courter Special Service
Waverly
Everett Hildebrandt
The
Danube
Zurdpe
Cragg
Earl Cragg
Jess
Steely
Gan Moy
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