Teachers Many Times Winners Special Cedar Falls
A Cedar Falls Special from May 8 reports a lively roundup at the State Teachers' college. Activities include a Kansas-Iowa debate wins for Cedar Falls, an oratorical contest at Missouri State Normal with Glen Davis winning, and Ellsworth college’s basketball victory over Cedar Falls. Nashua game summaries and local club meetings follow.
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Cedar Falls
State Teachers’ College
Emporia
Kans
Missouri State Normal
Glen Davis
College
Bys
Ellsworth College
Battery
Buchman
Boltz
Rexalls
Nashua
Patterson
Ad Men's Club
Commercial Club
Voorhees
Eagle Grove Girl I8 Jailed In Baby Body Case
Miss Teena Langeland aged 19 is jailed in Eagle Grove Iowa charged with knowledge of placing a newborn baby’s body under a city bridge. A farmer found the corpse last Monday and authorities say she confessed to wrapping the infant in a bed blanket and keeping the body in her room for six days before discarding it under the bridge. Her trial opens at the May term district court today. Her parents deny knowledge of the birth while she cared for her sick mother.
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Eagle Grove
Teena Langeland
e@ farmer
Miss Langeland
Cedar Rapids Pastor Preaches Twice at Central Church
Hev. F W Smith of Cedar Rapids occupied the pulpit of the Central Church of Christ yesterday delivering two sermons to a large audience in morning and evening services.
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Central Church of Christ
Hev. F.W. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Royal Arcanums to Entertain Waterloo Lodge Members
The Royal Arcanums and Royal Ladies invite Waterloo residents to a Pythian temple reception and dance on Friday evening honoring grand lodge officers. Cedar Rapids lodge will attend with Arcanum members, and all local members are urged to come. An elaborate supper and a fine program precede dancing.
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Royal Arcanums
Pythian Temple
Grand Lodge
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Neighborhood Bible Classes for May 9 Schedule
Neighborhood Bible classes for Tuesday May 9 study Acts chapters 21 and 22 with listings of various hosts and locations including M W Taylor in Park, E A Hansen on Newton Street, Mrs Shiplet on Edwarde Street, Mrs Jackson at Columbia and Center Streets, and others across multiple streets and times.
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M.W. Taylor
Park
E. A. Hansen
Newton Street
Shiplet
Edwarde Street
Jackson
Columbia
Center Streets
D. BH
Metcalf
Lincoln Street
BE. Blenis
Argyle Street
W. Bb Small
Town Street
S. B. Reed
W. B. Hafar
Mulberry Street
Hadley
Tenth Street
W. A. Shaw
Rhea Street
Wm. H. Murphy
Home Park Boulevard
C. L. Bennett
Western Avenues
A. O. Tabor
Hammond Avenue
C. D. Decker
Randolph Street
Bourns
Washington Street
H. Duke
West Eleventh Street
C. P. Rugg
Wellington Street
Hoxie
South Street
Wi. Galloway
Sunnyside Avenue
Former City Clerk Faces True Bill
Council Bluffs Iowa March 8 A W Canady former city clerk was arrested after a grand jury indicted him for embezzling 6265 from the city He was already free on bonds posted by Illinois Surety Company bondsmen for Casady and gave 3000 bond for release pending a preliminary hearing on the same charge
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Council Bluffs
A. W. Canady
Illinois Surety Companys
Casady
Brotherhood Anniversary Camp Shifts to Logan Avenue Church
The Logan Avenue Evangelical church led by Rev. J. G. Wels held two services with large crowds. Two new members joined. Special music featured Milas Ivah Hegenstein and Austin Daniels in the morning and Mrs. J. G. Wals in the evening. The Brotherhood Anniversary Camp runs May 14 to 21 with sermons, speakers, and a camp-fire program, ending May 21 with Mac. J. Randall’s address. Services take place in the church parish hall.
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Logan Avenue Evangelical
J. G. Wels
Milas Ivah Hegenstein
Austin Daniels
J. G. Wals
Brotherhood
Mac. J. Randall
Death Claims Two Young Women in Waterloo
Two obituaries detail the deaths of Katharine Heath and Mrs. Rossie Viola Driftmier. Katharine Heath, 29, longtime employee at James Black Dry Goods and Vetter & Waters, died at 2:40 AM at 23 Mulberry Street from tuberculosis. Born February 4, 1882 at Center Junction, she lived in Grundy Center and Waterloo, taught locally, and will be buried at Grundy Center after services at St. Joseph's. Mrs. Driftmier, 34, wife of M. H. Driftmier, traveling auditor for Corn Belt Telephone, died November 11 at 11:10 PM at 138 Bepler Avenue. Born January 8, 1876, she was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Howard, Congregational church member, and leaves two children. Funeral plans call for services in Shenandoah, Iowa.
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Katherine Heath
James Black Dry Goods Company
Vetter & Waters
Mulberry Street
Miss Heath
Black's
Grundy Center
Katharine Heath
Center Junction
Jones County
Bancroft
Margaret Bancroft
Thomas
Waterloo
John F. Heath
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Corn Belt
Rossie Viola Driftmier
M. H. Driftmier
Corn Belt Telephone Companys
Beppler Avenue
Masonic and fraternal meetings announced for May 9
Pythian Stetera, W F 465, and Endire hold May 9 gatherings. Waterloo lodge No 108 A F and A M states May 9 at Masonic temple with business and balloting. Degree of Honor hosts 2:30 May 9 with Mrs Weld. special initiation Wednesday. Neighbors Bible Nos 5 6 meet at Schemerhorn. Nos 34 35 37 at various homes. KC council No 700 plans Monday night to arrange initiation for a large class. Cabbage and tomato plants offered by C A Eighmey.
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K. P. Hall
A. F
A. M
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Temple
H. C. Schemerhorn
Newton
O. W. Hemsworth
J. P. Lytle
Western Avenue
Waterloo Council
Kcc
Svening
Fine address and music at Y M C A
The afternoon meeting led by J E Bates featured two selections by J E Webb a choir from the Christian church and a soprano solo by Mrs Curtis A devotion was led by Mr McMahon of Council Bluffs a prominent real estate man Rev F E Smith of Cedar Rapids delivered an inspiring address
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J. E. Bates
J. E. Webb
Quartette
The
Christian Church
Curtis
McMahon
Council Bluffs
F. E. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Mount Expectations Fellowship Luncheon Sparks Praise
After service a large crowd of men praised the address at Mount Expectations gathering. About thirty attended an extended fellowship luncheon aimed at helping strangers. A note on offerings: strawberries cost 10 cents a box at C. F. Eighmey's.
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C. Fi. Eighmey's
Two Teachers Report Sick At Emerson Home Park Central
Miss Mary Doughtry of Emerson School is confined to her room by illness. Misa Roadman of Home Park School is detained from duties by illness. Miss Bertha Ohler of Central building, with her mother, are in Grundy Center attending Mrs Will McDowell's funeral. Ohler is cousin to McDowell.
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Yast
Loomla
Thane
Fong
State Teachers’ College
Mary Doughtry
Emerson School
Misa Belma Roadman
Home Park
Ilneag
Bertha Ohler
Grundy Center
Will McDowell
Misa Ohler
McDowell
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises color and care
An old time remedy touts sage tea as a way to preserve dark hair and delay gray. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is pitched as a ready-to-use, guaranteed color restorer sold by druggists at fifty cents a bottle, with address 837 Commercial Street.
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Wyeth
Bashor Leads First Brethren Service in Beachler's Absence
S H Bashor occupied the pulpit at the First Brethren church yesterday in the pastor Rev William A Beachler's absence. The subjects discussed centered on Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained as the notable items of the service.
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Mr. Basher
J. L. Gillin
Iowa City
First Brethren Church
Wm. A. Beachler
H. Bashor
Meritol Eczema Remedy Ad Claims Fast Relief
Henderson Drug Co promotes Meritol Eczema Remedy as offering instant relief and permanent results for skin disease, claiming it surpasses any other remedy and stressing speedy action to prevent danger.
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Henderson Drug Co
America’s Largest Snake Described in General Notes
The piece notes the anaconda as the largest American serpent, possibly thirty feet long, inhabiting tropical America. It is brown with dark round spots, fond of water, and lurks along river and lake banks to ambush deer or peccary at the water’s edge. The rest advertises photo services and local store promotions including a Buster Brown demonstration and a plant listing.
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America
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