Cedar Falls Daily News Local Notes and Obituary Items
Cedar Falls March 21 reports a busy social calendar with club meetings. Mrs. Brown hosts the Inter Nos club. D A R delegates leave for Des Moines. the college hosts a drawing contest. local families plan moves and travel. notes on council bids for sewers and street projects. funeral services for Hans J Miller and H C Hunt scheduled with Knights Templar involvement. past week includes illnesses, visits, and community events among Cedar Falls residents.
St Patrick's tea hosted by La Porte City Pythian Sisters
March 20 La Porte City notes recount a St Patrick's tea hosted by the Pythian Sisters in the Th. of P. hall with shamrock decor and an Irish contest won by Mrs. B. A. Kline. The program included vocal numbers, readings, and a vocal solo. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bellinger return from Florida, while other locals attend Sunshine Club gathering and family news, including a new baby boy for TE. O. Roberts.
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R. B. Wagner
C. A. Brust
A. Bellinger
Guy Bellinger
Clear Water
Fla
Sunshine Club
D. McLenon
Local notes from Jesup and area farmers
James Hardwick paid for 60 acres north east of Jesup to T. H. Cunningham. Sylvia Horan returns home after visiting relatives in Illinois. Marjorie Place, daughter of Editor F. R. Place, remains ill but improving. Irma Searles closes a term of school in Westbury township District No. 9. F. W. Barris injured after being thrown from a wagon. Mr. and Mrs. James Bloom move to East Young street. Mrs. V. Triax and daughter Roberta visit relatives in St Lovin Missouri. Mrs. A. G. Young returns from trip.
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Jesup
James Hardwick
T. H. Cunningham
Senano
Sylvia Horan
Wllinois
Majorie Place
F. R
Irma Searles
Westbury Township
F. W. Barris
James Bloom
East Young Street
V. Triax
Roberta
St. Lovin
A. G. Young
Revival Services Open in Parkersburg Ahead of Easter
Parkersburg March reports Miss Selma Luebke visiting her ill sister Izetta as revival meetings begin at the Methodist church led by Pastor H. T. Shaffer. Services run nightly except Saturdays, continuing through Easter. Fire damages at Woodmen hall. Bald riffs to be repaired. Local officials plan post office remodel with lock boxes and Sunday operation.
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Parkersburg
Selma Luebke
Izetta
Methodist Church
Hey. T. P. Shaffer
Nlcht
B. Hall
Dave
Peterson
James
Manson
Earl
Cartersville
Frank
Fred
Woodman Hall
Nottymeyer
Woodmen
Bob Ferguson
Fredericks
Waterloo
Ira Ackerson
Cora Reconi
Christopherson
Laurence
George Flounker
Lamsk
Pipestone
Minn
Dysart Highlights School Vote and Local Events
Dysart notes J H Peet elected superintendent to replace H G Braden as the new school year opens. John Geyer sells bakery stake in Vinton, while G J Monroe closes his Dysart barn sale after 30 years. Aschenbrenner visits from California. Girls Glee club performs well at a Dysart High concert.
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Dysart
Maren
Durena Leo
Une
Iowa City
J. H. Peet
H.G. Braden
Pest
Dr.bana High School
John Geyer
Vineton
Vinton
G. J. Monroe
Kir. Monroe
Obituaries and notices from Vinton and Shellsburg
Funeral services for Mrs. Jonas Ashley in Vinton at the Methodist church followiling events. Mrs. Ashley born in London in 1860 came to America at 16 and resided in Vinton since. survived by husband Jonas and three children. Mrs. Wallace Bixby of Shellsburg dies after strokes. funeral at Presbyterian church. Adoniram chapter No. 15 held two sessions with A. D. Meeker of Marshalltown inspecting, followed by a monthly meeting and advice sessions.
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Vinton Vinton
Jonas Ashley
T. H. Temple
Ashley
Wilson
London
Eng
America
Vinton
Hoy
Ralph
Chicago
Emma
Ashier
Methodist Church
Wallace Bixby
Shellsburg
Indiana
Wallace Hixby
Presbyterian Church
Adoniram Chapter
D. Meeker
Marshalltown
Meeker
Tragic Waterloo Deaths and Local News Briefs
An eight month old child died in Waterloo, with the father listed as bereaved. Mrs Delt and family had connections to Evergreen Cemetery, and the headstone details note the father's death and burial. Other notices mention a hunter tracking a wary animal and a long-time Moodiver, Oregon, bookseller president Morrison, a Wilhems College instructor native to Pennsylvania. The obituary lists a widow and two daughters.
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Rolenbaved
Ittla Carl Delt
Waterloo
Ted
Sam
Evergreen Cemetery
Peter
Aus
Mir Sehlerfelt
Sehlarfelt
Brnefty
Mom. Morrison
Moodiver
Ore
Morrison
Pennsylvanie
Vilton
Tilivols
Wilhels College
Local notes and obituaries from a rural town
A mosaic of village notices includes funeral attendance, land sale at 140.59 per acre, staff changes at a creamer station, church social plans, and moves to the parsonage. Names such as Beeman Blood Clayton Tourtlete Dennison Kirsch Thedeus Hart Kimerico McSweeney and residences in Muscatine Independence Denison Toledo anchor the records.
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Riowhey
Mar
Fred Davis
Wupsle Valley
Bert Smith
Mesdames Guunzhauser
Beachler
Wallace
L.A. S
Mr. Buges
Muscatine
James Orr
Onslow
John Dennison
Theodore Kirsch
P. C. Thedeus
P. C. ‘Thedeus
Frances
Mery Hart
Chicago
Frank
Amanda McSweeney
Viola Kimerico
Eugena McCright
Independence
Herbert Starks
Illinois
Sumner News Briefs Highlight Local Life and Moves
March happenings include Miss Helen Hughes recovering from an appendectomy, Allen Schuknecht joining the American Society of Heating and Ventilating, and a loss for Mr and Mrs Mike Rochford with an infant daughter born in March. Local relocations, teaching starts, home purchases, visits, parties, and weddings fill the week in Sumner and nearby towns.
Marble Rock News Briefs and Local Events
Avery B. Tyler died at 78 after Civil War service at his daughter's home in Marble Rock. Raider of Nora Springs and Mrs Aiken visited. John Ritter bought the McBride cottage. A minstrel show drew 450 for the Boy Scout band. a Commercial club was formed with city leaders speaking. Cleland Cates bought the Main Street restaurant formerly Wash Bowers.
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Marble Hock
Maigu
Avery B. Tyler
H. G. Ramsey
Charles Merrick
C. Merrick
Greene
Boy Scout
F. E. Gates
R. Lynn
Tagemond Reis
Local notices from Mt Vernon Township and area
A fragile community bulletin notes residents of Mt Vernon Township and nearby areas. Mentions Mary Wurke dying, prayers offered, and health concerns for Mrs Atlosye. visits to Peek Tonic in Hun. upcoming theater performances Thickery Warm and O. Dovron in Denver dates March 24, 28 and 29. Also references Mr and Mrs Lew Tuortiing ill, Charles Best returning from hospital, and the Janesville Ladies Aid meeting plus a Corn Belt Glrphone installation by Chartes Hranniger June.
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MT. Vernon Township
Avatin Loyersen
Witla
Ranihlaughter
Grace
Hun
Ernest Eliana
Fants
Jona
Lew Mrindes
O. Dovron
Boles Pridis
Denever
Marehy
Janette
Mawel
Adent
Mes
Lew Tuortiing
Stek
Charles Best
Fran Meer
Waven
Chartie Kyler
Chartes Hranniger
Plainfield Mannfield School Election Quiet March 20
Local voters in Plainfield Mannfield reported a quiet school election with J. Wish seeking treasurer and Eugene Thompson running as director. Community notices mention travelers returning from Waterlow, a tumbla bee, a missionary from Burma visiting Waterloy, and various social events at the M. I. church and Baptist church with planned Sunday activities.
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Sutcliffe
Eugene Thompson
Pritay
Palmer and others in Clarksville spring homecoming notes
In Clarksville on March 20 several local items surface. Mrs. Kate Palmer returns from Minnesota after wintering with relatives. A daughter is born to Mr. and Mrs. Vern Van Slyke. J. T. Shafer buys the Hale picture show and adjacent store, planning a Montana trip. Houten and Waugh secured a county bridge contract in Washington. Bert Graham and sister Mary plan an indefinite visit after selling their Matawah venture. JT. Y Neal sells an 18 acre tract west of town to George Leven and Alf Sehmadeke, who plan printing potatoes. Mrs. A. M. Harris travels to Rockford for her sister-in-law Delora Mitchel's Mason City Hospital funeral. The W T C holds a social at T. O. Q. F. hall with four new members and a program of music. A major storm Friday disrupts rail and highway traffic, knocks out phones and electricity, leaving the town dark until Saturday afternoon. The M. E. men’s meeting was postponed from Friday to Monday.
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Clarksville
Kate Palmer
Park Rarplae
Minn
Vern van Slyke
T. A. Shafer
J. A. Hale
Mr. Hale
Montana
Houten
HW. Waugh
Washington
Rockford
Mia
Delora Mitchel
Mason City Hospital
W_T C
T. O. Q. F. Hall
M. E. Men's Ausner
Zemo Promises Quick Cure For Eczema And Skin Ailments
An old advertisement touts Zemo salve as a superior remedy for eczema, itching, sores, burns, wounds and chafing. It claims the antiseptic liquid penetrates and soothes clear skin when used as directed, offered by druggists for 23 cents or one dollar for extra large size.
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Rose Cu
Cleveland
Washington Township Sunday School Event Report
Washington Township notes indicate a Sunday school gathering held at the home of Mr and Mrs Tibh Ward during week, with attendance and activities mentioned. The report lists visits by John Morgan and family, and mentions Ms Ammer Thoree and other local residents in the context of a community update.
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John Movin
Paul
John Morgai
Visiindt
Uae
Meranda
Littleton Notice of Family Moves and Schedules
Latteton March 20. Twe Tl reports Mrs Hmna Adderman of tabbatte and her sister Mrs I A Durham plan a visit beginning Wednesday and extending into the coming Sunday.
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Latteton
Glaughiin
Dandruff Remedy Promises Clear Hair Transformation
An old advertisement touts four ounces of ordinary arvon as a night time scalp treatment to dissolve dandruff. It claims by morning most scalp flaking will be gone and continued use will remove all itchiness, leaving hair looking better. Liquid arvon available at drug stores and inexpensive.
Local Cemetery Board Meets. Henry Dite Moves Farm
A fragmentary item reports Henry Dite and family moving to the A L farm near Otterville with W L Kilne employed by Mr Joziam Charles Hro...ks. Maude McGinn... recovering from scarlet fever. A board meeting of the Cemetery association was held to transact business. Jane Meaney shipped a carload of pigs to Chicago on Tuesday.
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