Postal Savings Bank Grows in Early Springfield Era
Charles I. Munger, superintendent of the postal savings bank, slowly learns his duties as depositors rise. With no official depositories named, funds stay in the post office safe, or are kept in a safety deposit box, while inquiries at the window increase.
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Charles I. Munger
Tral Post Office
Postal Savings Bank
Ir. Munger
Ege
Marriages Births And Social Notes In Clarksville
Clarksville items report the marriage of Clyde eGregor to Lela S Bucklin at Clarksville and a Salem Oregon birth of a girl to George Shaw and family. Local socials include tea for Mary Graham, Kensington party at the Webber home, a Christian church fried chicken supper with a music program, and a three course dinner for ladies at Mrs J C Smith’s home. J Hall, a pioneer resident, edited a temperance poem “The Curse of Our Nation.” Union temperance services were held at the M E church and Mrs J P Neal spoke of the W C T U convention. Three emigrant wagons with thirteen passengers passed through town.
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Clarksville
Alson
Clyde eGregor
Lela S Bucklin
George Shaw
Salem
Ore
Chas. Graham
Mary Graham
H. J. Weinberg
A. ‘Axler
Weberg
Kensington
Sarah
Andohn Hall
Amy Smith
Guy Neal
H. C. Smith
J. C. Smith
Casington
Wy. Eattergon
Greene
Union
M. E
J. P. Neal
Shenandoah
John Hall
Jilted lover killed self in gas at hotel
Des Moines coroner concludes BH Poland died from self turned gas jet at Columbia hotel. A letter from a Stockton, Indiana woman indicated she wished to avoid his visits, suggesting despondency. Poland and John Campbell, found unconscious, had registered from Stockton and may have planned the act.
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Des Moines
James Lee
Poland
Columbia
Stockton
Til
E. Poland
John Campbell
East Fourth
Locust Streets
Vicetim
Des Moines Hosts State Superintendent Meeting Visitors Expected
Des Moines Iowa hosts the annual county superintendents of schools meeting with about 6000 delegates anticipated this week. C M Miller of Iowa City to speak. education council to discuss proposed legislation under a new constitution. Officers elected Friday. reps named by departments for nominating committee.
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Des Moines
Iowa County Superintendents of Schools
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
C.M. Miller
Iowa City
Educational Council of the Association
Association
Frank L. Smart
Davenport
Aiist
Geneseo News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Accidents
Mrs Loretta Mossman and son visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Burns in Geneseo last week before returning to Vinton. George Funk left for Bartlett Oklahoma after working for C B Lambert this season. A D McKay was knocked down and run over by a buggy while leading a team, breaking a rib but not causing long-term injury. B F Newell shipped cattle to Chicago with a companion. A Geneseo Sunday school convention featured an address by Mrs Barrett of Raleigh on work among white and colored prisoners in her state. McKay Bros received a fine Holstein from Mr Irvine of Wisconsin, a notable blend of Komdyke Ormsby and Hungerveldt De Kol blood.
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Loretta Mossman
Vinton
John Burns
Mr. McKay
B. F. Newell
Chicago
Geneseo Church
Barrett
Raleigh
N. C
McKay Bros
Irvine
Wisconsin
Komdyke
Ormsby
Hungerveldt de Kol
Local Socials and Court Terms Highlight Hamptons Ledger
District court resumed after a brief adjournment with many civil cases settled. County supervisors plan November session starting next Monday. Residents and visitors from New Hartford Iowa Falls Shell Rock Waverly and surrounding areas appear in local social notes.
Miss Bessley Holland Ill. Five Pheasants in Yard
Miss Bessley Holland has been on the sick list. Five pheasants were seen Thursday in L Whitner's yard. Pearl Enlow and family will occupy the Cass Free house soon. Mrs Emma Clark of La Porte City visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Maldzahn last week. Mr and Mrs Amos Elderkin of Cedar Rapids spent Sunday at the Charles Elderkin home. Mrs G A Evenson and daughter Ethel spent Sat and Sun with friends in Shell Rock. Mr and Mrs P D Finch of Des Moines are visiting at the Frank Dewey home. Ancil Cassaday Elmer Strand and Harry and Earl Cortright agreed to Charlesville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Fred King and Miss Margaret Westmeier of Waverly spent Sunday at the Charles Dorman home.
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Allison
Philip Loomer
J. Burress
Greene
O. M. Graham
R. H. Waugh
L. G. Pulls
Lake Preston
Mr. Mull
Muscatine
Chas. Ford
Lyle Stewart
G. A. Neal
Weals
Rev
Ross
Livermore
Jakway
Floy Graham
Ramona
Bristow
J. P. Neal
M. B
Neal
A. Metcalf
Clarksville
Fred Waite
Ackley
Watter
Los Angeles
Cal
C. C. Zellhofer
Waterloo
Bert Crosby
Alma Hunter
Cedar Falla
Cook
Thompson
Graham
Kates Gilbert
Frances .Gilbert
Shell Rock
Ethel
P. D. Finch
Des Moines
Frank Dewey
Ancil Cassaday
Elmer Strand
Harry
Earl Cortright
Charlesville
Fred King
Margaret Westmeier
Waverly
Charles Dorman
Vernon Township Notes Tour and Social News
Local items from Mount Vernon Township include Mrs. Frank Thomas and her son Leslie visiting relatives in Waterloo, Wheaton birth news, weekend visits by Leo Wangler and Edith Sarsett party, a Schuneman family reunion with Ed Schuneman of Monarch Typewriter, and upcoming Hillside Cemetery association dinner. Other notes cover dances, visits, and health updates, plus death of baby Lewis Jonnaon marked by the parents.
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Mount Vernon Tep
Frank Thomas
Leslie
Glendon
L. S. Ostrander
Waterloo
Wheaton, Minn
Mark Leversee
Leo Wangler
Ellen Decker
Shaw
Janesville
H. T. Briden
Fred Trarton
Claude Briden
Jilliason
Arthur Klingman
Plainfield
Fred Garten
Nena Waa Chauteuse
Stewart Freeman
Leila
F. H. Gar‘han
Philip Newman
Boise
F. FE. Burkhard
Robert Lemmer
Charley Grider
Queen
Waterlon
Clarence Leverses
Cledar Fells
Vernon Wirich
Chicago
Claude Jonnaon
Lewis
Obituary Notes and Social Updates From Local Area
Passed away Monday morning, outliving his twin brother Lennard by about two weeks. Mr and Mrs Johnsen have the sympathy of their many friends. Henry Webster and Amanda. The man were married Thursday at the DJ parsonage at Janesville. Saturday evening a party of friends, young and old, gave them a rousing charivari and stayed to evening with them. The company was happily treated to vigors, apples and randy by the happy couple. A good crowd attended the Tae social and play at the senant house, District No. 4, Friday evening. Receipts were nearly twenty dollars for an organ purchase for the school. Mrs John Morrison returned home Tuesday after time at Mrs Rintz in Cedar Falls for treatment. Mrs Morrison is greatly improved. Edith Callahan returned Friday from school work at Raymond. Herman Bolte and wife of Waterloo spent Friday and Saturday with Mr and Mrs Claudia Brideén.
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Lennard
Johnsen
Henry Webster
Amanda
Tae
Senant House
District No. 4
John Morrison
Rintz
Cedar Falls
Morrison
Edith Callahan
Raymond
Herman Bolte
Waterloo
Claudia Brideén
Naval Cadet Hazer Gets Good Beating at Annapolis
Annapolis Md Nov 8 A fourth classman at the Naval Academy severely beat an upperclassman in Bancroft Hall on Monday night the aggressor’s roommate nearly collapsed from exhaustion The beaten student required treatment for a black eye and cuts at a dispensary Authorities have found no conclusive evidence of hazing amid recent investigations but midshipmen say the practice continues with harsh drills for newcomers
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
Bancroft Hall
Nava Academy
Midshipmen
Fifty Women Keep Secret A Week El Paso Romance
Arthur H. Jones and Miss Virginia Harris fled to Trinity Methodist church to wed after her father opposed the match. They sought the minister, found five aid society members sewing, and were married by Rev. Webbell in front of the group who promised not to tell. The secret lasted a week before public notice.
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el Paso
Tex
Arthur H. Jones
Virginia Harris
Trinity Methodist Church
Aid Society Sewing Circle
Mr. Webbell
Aid Society
French Woman Wins Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Stockholm reports Mme Marie Sklodowski Curie of the University of Paris wins the Nobel Prize in chemistry. She is chief professor of sciences at Paris and co discovered with her husband Prof Pierre Curie radium and polonium. The prize totals $40,090 and is shared with the era’s other laureates. The article also notes Spuzzello buying a local meat market at 621 Commercial Street and census data on cotton ginning as of November 1.
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Stockholm
Mme
Marie Sklodowski Curie
University of Paris
Mme. Curie
Pierre Curie
Antoine Henrierquerel
Nick Spuzzello
H. Ludden
Spuzzello
Bride-To-Be To Wed On Island Of Blindness
Ada Miles of Lake City Minnesota travels to Midway Island to wed Horace Wyeth, a cabin base tender. The ceremony will be led by Rev Rex, a missionary returning to the South Seas. The island, coral and sand, has only three years’ residence bringing blindness, and mail comes by a single schooner every nine days.
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Seattle
Midway’ Island
Polynesia
Ada Miles
Lake City
Minn
Horace Wyeth
FL Rex
South Sea’ Islands
Midway Island
United States
A Pacific Commercial Cable Company
Honolulu
Anchon
Club women announce Cedar Falls meeting postponement
Announcements on account of entertainment by the Cedar Falls club women state the Waterloo club ladies are invited. Dr. Clark postpones the meeting to Nov 11 and the program will be combined with Tee. 9 meeting in the east side library club rooms. Robert Anderson post 68 G A R will hold a regular meeting Friday evening Nov 10 at 7 30 with important business and full attendance requested. Tabernacle chapter 62 R A M will hold a stated convocation Thursday at 7 30 for the annual election of officers. All members are urged to attend.
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Cedar Falls
Waterloo Club
Clark
East Sidebrary
Robert Anderson
Tabernacle Chapter
Marrying Astor Impelled Pastor to Quit Ministry
Providence reports Rev. Joseph Lambert resigning as pastor of Flinwood Temple Congregational church after criticism of his Newport marriage to Colonel John Jacob Astor and Miss Madeline T. Force on Sept 9. Lambert says he cannot continue in ministry amid unkind remarks from fellow clergy and will leave the ministry to pursue business. He has not yet been officially replaced. The piece also notes a Thimble Bee event hosted by Mrs. W. Ballengee for Cedar Hive Lady Maccabees No. 37.
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Providence
R. I
John Jacob Astor
Madeline T. Force
Newport
Joseph Lambert
Flinwood Temple
Congregational Church
Lambert
Afternoon at the Eleventh Street Home Revelation
Yesterday afternoon at her home on Eleventh Street East, Mrs Charlea Burch hosted a gathering. Guests enjoyed needlework and piano selections while parlors displayed lodge colors red, black and white with chrysanthemums. Mesdames Sauter and Roberts assisted, serving a two course repast at the close.
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Eleventh Street
Charlea Burch
Lodge
Hosteas
Mesdames Sauter and Roberts
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