Coe College routs Highland Park in one sided game
Des Moines reports show Coe College overwhelmed Highland Park 114 to 9 as they used diverse plays to reach the end zone. Cedar Rapids team scored on long runs, end runs, and several passing plays, while Highland Park failed to mount a strong challenge.
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Des Moines
Eby
Coe College
Highland Park
Cedar Rapids
Wiko
Jows Wesleyans
Cedar Falls
Iowa Wesleyan
Agerese
Tavenport
Chicago
Hansep
Iowa
Ward
Kirksville
Drake
Eastern battle will be feature in football day
In the Eastern rivals regional slate the Princeton Harvard clash looms largest as Yale and Penn State also draw attention. Michigan Pennsylvania game adds to the marquee along with Iowa Northwestern Drake Ames Missouri and Harvard Princeton at Cambridge. Several local notes follow about births ordinations and residents.
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Fastern
Princeton
Jowa
Hawkeye
Caneh Hawley
Jowans
Wiro
Aggies
Mi. Vernon
Carlisle
Holy Cross
Manchester
de Paul
Dubuque
Chicago
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Monmouth
Harvard
Cambridge
Indiana
Ohio State
Indianapolis
Ames
Cornell
Marquette
Creighton
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Iowa
Evanston
Syracuse
Nursers
Missouri
Drake
New Moines
Nebraska
Morningside
Lin
Frausylvania
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Pittsburgh
Washington & Jefferson
Yale
Brown
New Haven
Funeral and community notes from Spring Creek Township
Officials report on local events as Mrs. Nutt's funeral is held in Vinton and births, visits, and social activities populate the week. Mr. and Mrs. G Given attend the funeral. a boy is born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscea Lang. Social gatherings include the Spring Creek Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Bessie Potter’s home and Halloween decor and games at the Lange home.
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Spring Creek Two
G. Given
Norning
Tom Warndon
Guiler
J. Siri
Cheha
Ed Ellsworth
Schaefer
Walter Brandt
Harrow
Wis
Spring Creek
Bessie Potter
Neenlework
Polly Broad
Hazel Walker
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Emelia
Dorothea Lange
Dorothea
Bertha Bucchele
Warry Broad
Walter Fehl
Aur
Lange
Minnie Bucchrle
Jesup
Erna Mebus
Independence
Sophia Sissen
Branded
Winthrop Various Local Notices and Obituary
Mrs Fred Ebersale returns from Lake view to visit daughter and late aunt's home. Alice Loretta, daughter of Frank and wife, dies at 17 in Hancock County. Funeral held at Mason City Catholic church. Survived by five sisters and one brother. Pallbearers listed. Obituary notes sudden death after night illness and family summons.
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Winthrop
Fred Ebersele
Retur Sundar
Lakee
Au Tora
Gritton
Sal
Fred Dchrad R
Waterloo
Tame
Geo Them
WH Anten
Bone of
Mirg
Viola Barnard
Sam Potter
Buckingham
Cole
Alice Loretta
Frankallery
Hancock County
Masoniis
Lonergen
Saturnes
Clarence May
Walter Barry
T. M. Ryan
Walter Garry
Merritt Ryan
Dan Gallery
Local visitors and attendances mark Tripoli note
Mrs Max Steidler of Denver assists in caring for her ill brother Fred Witkop in Tripoli while Miss Rice of Mitchell visits relatives including Mrs McNeary. School friends Beith Chapin and McConnell joined a Hallowe en party at A D Chapin. Ed and Mrs Brown Garner and Wm Robinson North Dakota attended Oran McCumber funeral along with Mrs Ella Meesersmith Indian.
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Tripoli
Max Steidler
Denver
Fred Witkop
Miss Rice
Mitchell
McNeary
Beith Chapin
McConnell
Cedar Falls
A. D. Chapin
Ed Brown
Garner, Jr
Oran McCumber
Wm. Robinson
North Dakota
Ella Meesersmith
Miss Hemenway to Give Fine Feathers
Miss Ruth Bemnenway appears next Tuesday at First Congregational church to perform Fine Feathers, a popular play drawing Waterloo audiences. She previously staged The Melting Pot and The Insite of the Cup to large crowds, with a private reading of The Fourth Estate. Violinist Rose Heichard Marshall, a Geneva Conservatoire graduate, adds the program under the Ladies Industrial Society.
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Ruth Bemenway
First Congregational Church
Waterloo
Hemenway
Rose Heichard Marshall
Marshall
Yange and
Marteau
Conservatoire of
Geneva
Switzerland
Joby Philip Sousa
Anecers
Hippodrome
New York
West
Ladies’ Industrial Society
State Teachers' convention attendance and local gatherings
Misses Elizabeth Medway Lois Stewart Hazel Washpurn and Mae Rowley attended the State Teachers' convention at Des Moines Thursday and Friday. The Baptist Sunday school will held their rally day next Sunday. The Brethren Ladies' Aid entertained a large number at their regular devotional meeting and social Wednesday afternoon. The oyster supper given by the Baptist Ladies' Aid Tuesday evening was largely attended and a sizable sum was realized.
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Madson
Elizabeth Medway
Lois Stewart
Hazel Washpurn
Mae Rowley
State Teachers’ Convention
Des Moines
Baptist Sunday School
Brethren Ladies’ Aid
Baptist Ladies' Aid
Horton News Briefs from Waterloo to Shell
Glen Lundberge returned home from Waterloo for the weekend. Mrs. Roy Jackson visited relatives near Shell. Two of the Rozd men went home due to their mother's serious illness. The Lodgetts infant was critically ill but improved. Charley Martin lost a driving horse and Roy Fhelps a work horse last week.
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Horton
Glen Lundberge
Waterloo
Roy Jackson
Shell
Rock
Rozd
Finchford notices and transfers in Meadowdale sales
Finchford records list William Zimmerman and Mrs. Fred Miller ill. Oscar Davis and Frank Sands sailed to Hampton to husk corn. Local land transfers include Cary Diehl to Edmund Garrell for part lot 1 block 0 in Raymond, 150 dollars. Frank McDride to A J Lotts for Cedar Falls property 1,100 dollars. Galloway Investment Co. purchases include lots 98 and 99 Meadowdale. Ernest Hamm and Geo A Hamm sell to Galloway Inv. Co. for Meadowdale lots 69 48 and 50. Geo E Burbank sells lot 59 Meadowdale for 1 dollar.
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Finchford
William Zimmerman
Fred Miller
Oscar Davis
Frank Sands
Hampton
Helbig
Dubuque
F. W. Miller
Ryback Hawk Co. Instract Co
Cary Diehl
Edmund Garrell
Raymond
Frank McDride
A. J. Lotts
Rainbow
Cedar Falls
James A. Goodrich
Galloway Investment Co
Meadowdale
Ernest Hamm
Galloway Inv. Co
Geo
A. Hamm
Galloway Inv.Co
Geo. E. Burbank
Ex-Convicts Saw Out of Des Moines Jail Break
Des Moines on November 7 reports Frank Bushene and Anthony Jackson, both ex convicts, escaped the city jail with several others after using saws and welds supplied by an outside accomplice. Bushene faced forging charges while Jackson was held by the board of parole. The breakout occurred Thursday night, discovered at 4 am Friday. An advertised sale is listed for November 13 at the Wirg WE church basement.
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Des Moines
Frank Bushene
Anthony Jackson
Bushene
Jackson
Parale
Wirgi WE. Church
4Th and
Randolph
Waterloo Theatre To Stage He Fell in Love With His Wife
A lively rural serio comic opens at Waterloo tonight directed by United Play Co. The plot follows James lolcroft who marries Alicia to save her from the alms house and boost his farm, with a second act of renewal and a third act romance. Gertrude Ritchie leads a strong company in a graceful scenic production.
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Waterloo
United Play Co
James Lolcroft
Berstuse
Tom Harkins
Alicia
Holcreft
Gertrude Ritchie
Majestic bill promises busy week for tiny elephant
At the Majestic, Tiny May the elephant entertains about four hundred children with a peanut party this afternoon and ends her engagement tonight with two performances. The program also features In Dutch at the Majestic Theatre, Dutch comedy, acrobats, song writers Armstrong and Clark, and a lineup including Smiletta Bros, Nora acrobats, Geo Lee, Day and Co, Paul Neying, Ruby Elwood, six Russian dancers, and Mary Pickford in Hearts Adrift starting Monday with The Jaunts and Journeys pictures.
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Tiny May
the Majestic
Tiny
The
Majestic
Dad
Don
Preston and
Heras
Pierre
Geo, W. Day and Co
Paul Neying
Ruby Elwood
Mary Pickford
Daniel Frohman
Famous Film Co
Shore Acres at the Palace Theatre on Sunday
The Palace Theatre presents Shore Acres as a five reel feature on Sunday. Written by Charles A. Stevenson, the play has long been familiar to theatregoers. The work showcases a Broadway cast in the production.
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Shore Acres
Charles A. Stevenson
Moving Picture Saga Recounts Lighthouse Peril and Storms
The article recalls a second appearance in film for the leading player, featuring Mesers, Stevenson, Tearle and Hatch with Miss Horner. A pivotal lighthouse scene in which Nat and Martin Berry strive for control of the gun holds fate for Sam Warner and Helen Gerry. The lovers escape in a small boat as the lantern fails and a real storm decorates the tempest off Maime coast.
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Moving Picture World
Ethel Barrymore
Mesers
Stevenson
Tearle
Hatch
Miss Horner
Nat
Martin Berry
Thomas
Maime
Hazleton Notes On Local Affairs And Funeral
Hazleton reports Rev. Horace Foote and daughter Ethel head to Dallas for winter with his son. Stephen Young visits grandmother Mrs. Peter Young. H O McKibben sells east farm for eighty acres near Ames at 165 per acre to aid daughters college attendance. Burial for infant Gladys Diehl from Waterloo in M E church with Rev. Boteler officiating. Various relatives attend. Mrs Clapsaddle visits from Conrad. aged Mrs A A Lewis gravely ill with husband frail at ninety one. Rev Fred Smith to preach first sermon in M E church as pastor absence ends.
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Hazleton
Horace Foote
Ethel
Dallas
Tex
Stephen Young
Alpena
Peter Young
H. O. McKibben
Ames
Henry Diehl
Waterloo
Gladys
M. F
R. H. Boteler
Presbyterian Church
Adrian and Adolphus Diehl
Ed. Crowell
Otterville
Alton Man- Toss
Edna
Littleton
Fred Smith
M. EB
Pythian Guest Night With Pumpkin Themed Program
About seventy five attended a Halloween themed guest night at the Pythian hall. Witches spooks and black cat decorations lit by jack o lanterns accompanied songs recitations games and pumpkin centered contests. Refreshments included brown bread cheese pumpkin pie and coffee. Ida Finch visited from Chicago to see her sister Mrs Will Klug in Boulder Colorado and their mother Mrs Ida Finch.
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Simee
Smith
Iowa
Ilinois
Pythian Glaterk
Ida Finch
Nurefog
Chicago
Will Klug
Boulder, Coly
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