Sweeney Niederfrank nuptials surprise Waterloo crowd
Miss Ida Caroline Niederfrank and Oscar Howard Sweeney wed Saturday at the Lawton home in Cascaden place Rev Henry W Futtle of Grinnell officiated The bride wore Copenhagen travel suit with matching hat Carnations ferns amaryllis decorated the home A wedding repast followed with carnation centerpiece and pink white color scheme The couple will reside at 429 Clay Street Waterloo after a brief wedding trip
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Billings-Dunham
Mies
Mary Dunham
Edwin Lillings
Arthur Ford
Led Street
F. Q. Brown
St. Paul's M. B
Ruth Stull
Anita Ford
Dunham
Waterloo
Billings
Iihnois Central
Nashua
F. Quintard
Charles Draka
Gladye Ford
Marion Springer
Clay Street
Centralia
Sweeney-Niederprank
Ida Caroline Niederfrank
Oscar Howard Sweeney
A. E. Lawton
Cascaden Place
Henry W. Futtle
Grinnell
Copenhagen
Rebels Prepare March on Mexico City and Huerta Doubted
Washington reports officials fear northern and southern rebels plan to march on Mexico City while Huerta is suspected of mining laity buildings and may flee. In Denver miners hesitate to surrender arms, Des Moines churches back Billy Sunday fund drive, and Senator Thornton shifts to oppose canal tolls exemption. Flags honor Mother's Day in Washington as jail releases, a Texas budget memo tops $9.7 million, and Medill McCormick and others are freed in Mexico City. A Calvary Baptist incident in New York targets Rockefeller’s church service.
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D. C
Maxico City
Huerta
Huarta
Denver
Colo
Des Moines
Churches of
Washington, D. C
Thorntons
Louisiana
Panama ‘Canal
Thornton
Congress
Wilson
Ian A
Savage
American Protective Tariff League
New York
Texas
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Medill McCormick
Richard
Davis
A. J. Sutton
Allr
Mexico City
Tivert
Thinking Themes by Dr Frank Crane Fight for life in constant struggle
The article outlines a lifelong belief that conflict fuels life and growth. It argues peace signals decay, urging continual effort and effortful problem solving. It emphasizes conquering hardship as essential to vitality and the crown of life for the overcomer.
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Frank Crane
Aimiel
Vollmer Eulogizes Iowa Seaman Killed at Vera Cruz
In a House tribute Speaker Clark named Vollmer to Brooklyn memorials committee. He eulogized Frank Dvorak of Albia, one of the Iowa sailors lost at Vera Cruz, describing him as an American son of a poor immigrant from the rolling prairie and waving corn fields.
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Jeasie Sweeney
Sere Society
Sweeney
Bay View Cottage
Cedar River Park
Washington, D. C
Vollmer
Clark
Brooklyn
Frank Dvorak
Albia
Vera Cruz
Dvarak
Oscaloosa Man Elected Major in Iowa National Guard
Des Moines May 11 Capt John G Brandbury of Oskaloosa was elected major of the Fifty fourth regiment I N G. He received eighteen votes while Major Thomas P Hallowell of Fort Madison had fifteen votes. A previous tally produced a tie with sixteen votes each.
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Des Moines
John
Brandbury
Oskaloosa
Fifty-fourth Regiment
Guy B. Logan
Bradbury
Thomas P. Hallowell
Fort Madison
Baby Boy Found After 50 Hours Wandering in Woods
In Dubuque Iowa on May 11 a two and a half year old boy Gerald O Connell of Cascade was found after more than forty eight hours wandering through cold wet forest with no food or drink. He was hungry and tired but unharmed and safely back with his relieved mother. Dr J P Lane of Cascade called the case extraordinary noting normal temperature and the boy’s stout health. Hundreds of searchers aided in the effort and the family rejoiced at the safe homecoming.
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Dubuque
Gerald O’connell
Cascade Township
Gerald
John O’connell
Worth- Inston
Tdubuque County
J. P. Lane
Cascade
O’connell
Sealy
Rip van Winkle
Waterloo
Farmers Bankrupt Seeks Adjudication in Greene Area
George H. Meyers a farmer near Greene seeks adjudication in bankruptcy court with liabilities of 4164.05 and assets of 1990 as creditors pursue claim against the Farmer Bankrupt estate.
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George H. Meyers
Greene
Debtor's Largest Debt Attributed To Bank and Attorney Fees
The record shows a major debt of 2460 dollars owed to a Butler county bank. Among other creditors is William T. Evans of Parkersburg, an attorney, with a fee claim of 260 dollars.
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Bern
Referen Merrian
Due A
Butler County
William T. Evans
Parkersburg
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