Linden Young People Entertained At Linden M E
Mrs. and Mrs. George L. Dixon hosted a Bible class social at the Dixon home on Cottage Grove avenue. The Linden M E Sunday school class, now about thirty members, formed a Philathea society with officers led by President Indie Thurston. Men discussed starting a Baraca group. timing to be decided. Social hour followed with readings by Miss Ethel Cook of Oelwein and refreshments served by the hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
George L. Dixon
A. B. Burgess
Herod
Linden M. E
Dixon Home
Cottage Grove
Dixon
Indie Thurston
Ethel Cook
Lydia Baumgartner
Mildred Flynn
Oelwein
Burgess
Summer Festival at First Baptist church
The First Baptist church hosted a "Summer Festival" in its parlor with pink and green spring decor. Activities included an indoor field meet with quirky events, a short musical program, and refreshments. Patrons wore summer attire and enjoyed ice cream cones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Eloise
Kathleen Bateman
Clara
Marion Walker
Grace Dunkelburg
Frappe
M. F. Club entertains at Osborne home on Fourth street
The 5. M. F. club enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. J. C. Osborne on Fourth street east with fancy work, music by Mrs. Ed Burke, and an Easter themed dining table. New members Mrs. Ed Burke and Mrs. C. P. Christensen were welcomed. next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs. D. W. Nichols on Clay street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Eclub
J. C. Osborne
Fourth Street
Ed Burke
Dick Cherney
Graduate Nurses Training At Children's Memorial Hospital
The Children's Memorial Hospital in Chicago offers a three year nursing course for young women aged 19 to 30. The program combines child and adult nursing in a general hospital with a short probation, salary after two months, and aims toward the Registered Nurse credential. The facility lies near Lincoln Park with extensive grounds, tennis and croquet, and complies with the Violet Ley standard of training. Interested applicants should write to Superintendent of Nurses at 706 Fullergan Ave. ChicagoIllinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Pavilion
Lincoln Park
R. N
Fullergan Ave
Miss Day to the Y W C A Cafeteria Lead
Miss Mary L. Day, long running the Dutch tea room in Waterloo, will head the Y W C A lunch room and coordinate the cafeteria. Edna Day will assist. Mrs Dawe of Milwaukee will arrive when rooms are ready. The board hopes to announce a public opening date soon.
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Mary L. Day
Waterloo
Edna Day
Miss Day
Dawe
Milwaukee
City in Brief Sees Tiny Notes on Local Life
Waterloo city brief lists residents visiting relatives and traveling for business, church events, club notices, and local incidents. Names include Baldridge, Walcott, Noggle, McClelland, DeVolt, Rector, Wise, Martin, Bates, Lamb, Thompson, Kepford, Smith, Stickle, Powers among others with addresses and venues such as Bridge Street, Fourth Street, and Western Avenue. Activities cover visits, trips to Des Moines and Chicago, a grass fire alarm, a bond issue, church rally plans, and an YWCA election card drive.
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The
Crystal
Joan Baldridge
Iroquois, & D
R. *. Walcott
Bridge Street
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Chicago
R. C. Thompson
Des Moines
Waterloo
Capital City
J. C. Kepford
A. B. Kepford
Independence
Plainfield
Population Decline Seen in Strawberry Point Over Years
The Strawberry Point area shows the same population in both 1906 and 1910, indicating no growth during that period. Local records note stable counts despite broader regional changes.
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Tion
Classified Ad Fragments Include Rentals Jobs and Sales
Multiple small ads list rooms for rent with board and contact numbers, an inquire for an housekeeper, two Remington typewriters for sale, a seven room house on the east side near a streetcar line with large lot and financing options, and a contact in Lewis Miller at 228 1-2 West Fourth Street with a phone number.
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West Third
Remington
Wellington
West Sixth
Bank Statement Shows Changes In Clearing House Reserves
New York report for the week indicates banks hold 31,099,975 more than the 24 percent reserve. Compared with last week the reserve cash is down 323,200. Loans rise 5,293,900. specie up 233,000. illegal tenders up 1,276,000. deposits up 7,340,000. circulation down 22,000. reserve up 1,610,000. surplus down 925,000. State banks not reporting show loans 1,110,851,900. legal tenders 20,941,000. specie 112,571,000. total deposits 1,223,901,090.
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New York
Clearing House
Tioans
Boosters Sign Right-Handed Pitcher Stowers
Pitcher Stowers, a big right hander from the Omaha Western league, will wear a Booster uniform next season. Though not prolific last year, he has plenty of "stuff" with spels and fanned eighty four in thirty games, boosting hopes for the club.
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Stowers
Omaha
Stratford Point and City Names in Iowa Listings
Readable lines present a list of city names Straw berry Point Zama City Tripoli Urbana Waverly Webster City Wellsburg West Union Westgate Winthrop with associated two column numerical figures. The fragment resembles a directory or census style stub listing populations codes or grid references without coherent narrative or dates.
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Strawberry Point
Zama City
Tripoli
Urbana
Waverly
Webster City
Wellsburg
West Union
Westgate
Winthrop
Jackman Bros Lease Halleck Estate Frontage 40 by 70
Jackman Bros have completed a five year lease of the Halleck estate property at Fifth and Commercial streets. A one story brick building will be erected with 40 feet on Commercial and 70 on Fifth. The southwest facing rooms will include a saloon and the corner likely a restaurant. Renewal option for ten years.
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Jackman Bros
Halleck
Fifth and
Commercial Streets
Fifth Street
For Sale Lone Excellent Five and Ten Acre Tracts Near City Limits
For Sale five and ten acre tracts near the city limits with fair price and terms. Contact Lewis Miller at 228 1-2 West Fourth St. Phone 1712. Also for sale an 18 room house on a large lot 140 by 172 with furnace gas and good cellar, barn, hen house, yard. Cash price 5000. Inquire for Austin. Mrs. Bacon's millinery. Also notices seeking business starter, office girl, mortgage notes buyer, and poultry eggs for sale from A J Widdel. Cedar River Park river front lot. Phone 809 Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Miller
Fourth St
Austin
Bacon
Saving Her Strength Doctor My Dear Madam Quote
A brief Life magazine style quip suggesting rest and restraint for a woman, advising less jewelry to avoid overtaxing strength.
Notice of Proof of Will No 4481 in District Court
In the February 1911 district court term an instrument purporting to be the last will of Henry Caesar, deceased, has been filed and read. Hearing proof is fixed for Monday April 24 1911. Clerk S M Bentley. filed March 24 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Caesar
S. M. Bentley
Notice of administration for John Nie estate
The undersigned Frank J. Franta administrator with will annexed of John Nie deceased, Black Hawk County, Iowa, invites all indebted to pay promptly and all claimants to present them for allowance. dated March 17, 1911, Edwards and Longley, Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nie
Black Hawk County
Frank J. Franta
Edwards & Longley
Executor appointment and notice to creditors in Stubbs estate
State of Iowa Black Hawk County announces A. J. Edwards named executor of the estate of Jason Stubbs deceased, asking all debtors to pay promptly and all claimants to present authentic claims for allowance. Dated 16, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Jason Stubbs
A. J. Edwards
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March
W. OR. C
Third Ward
Marshalltown
Carrie Stevens
Daughters OF the King
Jennie Adams
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
Logan Avenue
Ladies Guild
T. W. Place
Ladies’ Guild
Christ Episcopal Church
High Street
Pythian Temple
E. A. French
Denver Street
the Holy Land
Henry van Dyke
O. W. Hemsworth
J. P. McClusky
Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Library
Indies
E. M. Melendy
Brotherhood
First Congregational Church
the West High School
Beulah Long
Casper Schenk
Erwin Schenk
Gil-Mar Park
P. EB. O
J. E Sedgewick
South Street
Sedgewick
Addie Hungerford
Hartford Saxony
Buchanan
Miss Glayds
Noggle
Ethel Carpenter
E. D. McClelland
C. N. Noggle
L. A. DeVolt
Charlotte
Iowa City
Rector
Fourth Street East
C. A. Wise
Cedar Falls
Ellen Roberts
West
P. J. Martin
Dorothy
Eldora
Gable
Barclay Streets
A. H. Bates
Ralph
Muskegon
Mich
J. E. Lamb
Washington Street
A. C. Smith
Madaline
Prairie City
William Stickle
Kansas City
Mr. Smith
John Powers
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Western Avenue
Ed Sarset
McCune & Dotson’s
Dotson & Kerwin
Palace Clothing Company
McCune & Dotson
Westminster Church
Daniel A. Poling
Columbus
Flossie Stane
Woods Bros
Young Women's Christian Association
Ackley
Allison
Arlington
Beaman
Belle Plaine
Ale
Blairsburg
Bondurant
Brandon
Bristow
Charles City
Clarion
Clarksville
Coggan
Decorah
Denver
Dike
Dougherty
Dumont
Dunkerton
Dyersville
Eagle Grove
Fairbank
Fredericksburg
Fredericka
Fremont
Garrison
Bee
Gladbrook
South Mason City
St Massena
Mt. Auburn
New Hartford
Nora Springa
M. C
Northwood
Osage
Postville
Webster St
West Fifth
Crystal Theatre
C. C. McCardell
Janesville
Logan Ave
West Fourth Street
Boosters
Jackman Bros. Lease Property
Corony
Dept
Neb
F. G. Wilson
Lamson Bldg
C. B. Zuck
A. J. Widdel
Jesup
Cedar River Park
River Front
State of Iowa
Red
Optimo
Jose Vila
Havana
Tampa, Fla
House of Staples
Highland
the James Gardiner Co
W.L. Wallace
Jefferson Streets
Afla
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