Cedar Falls News Briefs Highlight Local Activities
Cedar Falls reports elect new PT A officers with Mrs Bailey as president and Mrs Lake as vice president. Faculty dames entertain at Barlett Hall dinner. Mother daughter dinner hosted by Methodists. Irving Wolfe and Lloyd Snider featured. Mrs Viola Wurlber, former Cedar Falls resident, dies in Rosehead. Arlington Minn to Cedar Falls plant manager John Lemmer to assume post in Arlington. Memorial service for Albert Baker held in Marshalltown. High school rehearsals for Grumpy underway. New Santa Monica visitors plan June stay. local family updates. Humbert recovering after illness. neighbors note improved condition.
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Cedar Malls
Bailey
J. B. Lake
Genevieve Perguson
J. H. Byers
B.W. Beckman
Ames
State Association
Mosbinds
Barilett
Seerley
Wirst
M. EB
Irving Wolfe
Humbers
Lloyd Snider
Paul Brown
Jaminer
Dent
Oregon
Viola Wurlber
Cedar Falls
Spokane
Wasi
Rosehead
Gre
Buriat
Spo
Forfeiture Notice of Chandler Touring Car in Waterloo
In Black Hawk County Iowa district court a case against Steven Uhl over a Chandler Touring Car seized May 6 1925 by Waterloo Police Chief T E A Leighton. Defendants must appear June 12 1925 at Waterloo court house to show cause why vehicle should not be forfeited under law.
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Somie
District Court of Laws
Black Flank County
State of Lows
Teven Uhl
Steven Uhl
Chandler Toutin
T E. A. Leighton
Waterloo
Fowa
Black Hawk County
Wateroo
Black Hawk
Independence 1 Host To American Legion Auxiliary
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary held their annual Independence meeting with five units represented. Messages on rehabilitation and child welfare were given. Plans were made for a county picnic next month and the high school charter, number 156, was noted as granted April 30. Eleven seniors were named for the Honor Society selection.
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Independance
American Legionuxiliary
Independence
B. Duthbert
H. G. Utley
Manchester
A. Bloom
Wintrop
Fairbank
Notre Dame Seminary
Dubhbert
Américaan Legion
Independence High School
Naonal Honor Society of “Secondary Hools
Phi Beta Kapin
Paneil
Caracter
Ice
Ighest
Cen
Walker Henderson
Ormna Kimball
Betty Hover
Eptraleach
Elelen Loytze
Alice McBride
Gene Smith
Rohere Spener
Marion A Rnold
Martie Basse
Biasehe Cutett
Lionesses
Cubs
Burk's Ledge
la Porte City
Buck's Ledge
Waven
Dleli- Uren
Dianer
Lions Club
American Legion
Jowa Men Protest Rates On Hard Coal
C A Transon traffic manager of the Greater Waterloo association returned from Des Moines where he attended a Iowa traffic managers conference in Judge Henderson's office. The traffic men filed exceptions to Examiner Disqués report on anthracite coal rates and discussed the Hock Smith resolution for a general investigation of the U S rate structure. Town railroad commission members met with traffic managers to discuss adopting western class rates instead of Iowa classifications.
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C. A. Transon
Greater Waterloo Association
Des Moines
Iowa
J. H. Henderson
Iowa Commerce Counsel
Examiner Disqué
Hock-Smith
United States
Rommission
Otterville Weekend Visit and Relocations
Otterville notes a weekend visit by Miss Ehlars Galwelh to Van Wert area and reports Mr and Mrs Create Anderson and Owen Uhidall moving in. Mrs nai Muackaaner and children spend the week in Waterman with local residents.
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Otterville
Ehlars Galwelh
van Wert Hare
Create Anderson
Teflon
Owen Uhidall
Ansersin Bene
Nai Muackaaner
Waterian
Burned Out: Ninth Birthday Celebrated in Hazy Gatherings
Mrs and Mrs Fenaid and Galinveans mark a true ninth birthday Friday evening with friends. John Tales from Minnesota visited sister Lou Tiingtans. A party honored Mr and Mrs Henry Sienel on Friday evening with games and toasts.
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Burn
Man
Fenaid
Galinveans
Waterlie
Listted
Velitmv
John Tales
Minnesota
Ie Lou Tiingtans
Ovee
Wittotins
Joo ‘Thiry
Henry Sienel
Ae Alele
Mr. Speels
Tae
Myre V8 Qinipye
Beant
Siza Corvinus Burger
Mart Sulinita
Filenyville
George J Baish Funeral Friday In East Waterloo Township
Funeral services for George H. Baish will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at the Kistner chapel in East Waterloo township. Rev. F Herbert Moehlmann to officiate and burial will be in Fairview. Baish born March 21 1881 in Wheatland Illinois resided 25 years on the farm. He died by hanging in the barn after ill health. He leaves widow two sons Roberto and Frank W Baish a daughter Mrs Olga Haggins two sisters Mrs Mary Dirksen Joliet and Sophia Gouki Leith and a brother Will Baish Plainfield. He was a member of St Peters Lutheran church and Modern Woodmen of America.
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Ic. G. Corey
Savan
Arlington
Waterloo
Drs. Fla
Fair Steed
Millard
Millard Optical
Oiy Pairtner
Wareld Wussell
Milard
Mer
Presbs+ dan
Liszieten
Jetternoon
Hazleton
Sietary
Florence FL Cok
Sanday
Euests
Shrint Aremis
Mims Taswen
Sand Gore
Tawa
Tarary
IS. Prier
Bersteen
Daisy Buzzard
Alta Toate
Vresby
George H. Baish
Waterloo Township
Kistner Chapel
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Fairview
Decedent
Wheatland
Ill
Mr. Baish
California
Roberto
Frank W. Baaish
A& Daughter
Oia Hag-gins
Mary Dirksen
Leith
Sophia Gouki
Joliet
Will Baish
Plainfield
Tern Laitheran Church
Modern Woodmen of America
George W. Rappleya
Scopes
Dayton
American Civil Liverties Union
Scones
Rhea County
Bryan
Mystery man freed from Fremont County jail
A deaf and mute man with memory loss who bore no identification has been released from Fremont County jail after no one claimed him. Local officials described him as a mystery man whose description had been broadcast.
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Sidney
Fremont
Bryan to Battle in Evolutionary War on Monkeys
The piece reports William Jennings Bryan agreeing to join the prosecution of the Scopes trial in Tennessee. It notes Bryan’s acceptance of a role with the World Christian Fundamentals Association and outlines anticipated fundraising and legal support from groups including the ACLU. It mentions arguments about religious faith in education and cites Bryan’s claims on college freshmen faith loss.
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Bryan
Legal Department For
Tennessee
Christian Fundamental Association
Iommoner
Pittsburgh
Pate
United States
Junior Crossword Puzzle Solving Guide
The article explains solving a junior crossword by filling words that start in numbered squares and run across or down. Each white square holds one letter and clues form words. The key word is shown in the drawing, and additional word keys follow. The method emphasizes letter placement to build all answers.
State Briefs Roundup of Iowa News
Across the state, towns report convention actions, bank contempt charges, and public notices. Mount Pleasant and several cities receive memorial library funds, while Cedar Rapids National Bank faces contempt orders. Ottumwa delays a treasurer’s office reopening, and Clinton dentists offer free care to needy children. Des Moines hosts Swedish Baptist convention opening with Rev. Wester and Rev. Nelson responding. Damegaimated fire damage at Carl Gradert’s real estate prompted losses. Davenport hosts Swedish clergy event.
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Mount Pleasant
Mason City
Decorh
Jewell
Council
Farmers State Bank of
Dyersville
Ottumwa
Wapello County
E. C. Manning
C. HE. Warren
Clinton
Kingsley
J. H. Beardsley
Davenport
Jaw
Swedish Baptist Church of
Tawa
Wanikau
Philadelphia North American Purchase Negotiations Report
Telegraph briefs note negotiations for the purchase of the Philadelphia North American by an unspecified party in a nominal plan endorsed by Curtis. the deal was said to be virtually complete. In New York Samuel Rubeldo, once a poor peddler, would lead a Brooklyn ice and coal company with capital. Washington, St.: At the end of the International Council of Women convention many statements on pacifism and foreign nominations were made.
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Philadelphia
Vacs
Pal Fiie
Curtis Wern
New York
Samuel Rubeldo
Brooklyn
SS Qng Hate Shoo Oey
Washington
Fear i n childhood tales harms later life
The National Kindergarten and Elementary College reports 37 percent of American children scarred by fear from parents relatives and teachers through threats or sensational tales. Darkness tops the list of fears with animals gypsies fire and punishment among other triggers. 51 percent blamed sources outside the home and 11 percent cannot recall the cause. The study urges gentler methods and warns fears impede social development and obedience tactics.
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Freas
Chicago
America
National Kindergarten
Elementary College Here
College
Vale
Fann
Chidd
Missouri Association forms to advertise state riches
The community advertising department speaker says Missourians are stockholders in their state and urges enterprise and leadership. Missouri leaders from business and media met in Jefferson City April 6–7, 1923, to form an association to promote statewide publicity and sell Missouri to Missourians and beyond.
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Missouri Association
Houston
Tex
George A. Pickas
Community Advertising T Department
Associated Advertising Clubs
Marion
Missouri
Charles F. Hatfeld
Brezier
Bell State
State
Jefferson City
International News Wires From London to Rangoon and Vera Cruz
Cable briefs report Adelia Nicola to be court martialed over involvement with an ascrt communist committee and home use for meetings. Commander Francisca De Pindo travels from Calcutta to Rangoon via Rome and Tokio. Twenty five Russian air experts to study U S petroleum at Vera Cruz. Mary Pickford ill in bed in Beverly Hills with non serious condition, sidelined from studio several days.
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London
Mme
Adelia Nicola
Sveti Kral
Ascrt
Sofia
Francisca de Pindo
Rangoon
India
Calcutta
Rome
Tokio
Australia
Movleo
Vera Cruz
United States
Mexico
Mary Pickford
Beverly Hills
Cal
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