Former Iowa girl sues over adoption rights in New York
A woman claiming to be the former Iowa girl in a long adoptions case filed in the surrogate's court yesterday. She seeks her share of the estate once held by her late guardian, William Zeigler Jr., asserting that the adoption was set aside and her rights as a natural child should be recognized.
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New York
Florvus Brandt Zingier
Willan Zeigler
Sarrewate Fowler
William Zeigler
Zerg
Shea
Residents and visitors mingle in Cedar Falls notes
Suburban items from Cedar Falls report travel and entertainment plans, college visits, and social gatherings. Observed are local families visiting Florida for the winter, teachers returning from the Des Moines convention, and several luncheon events hosted around Waterloo with dates and addresses noted for attendees and hosts.
No graft needed for L. O. Hieber
Cedar Falls Iowa November 10 former resident L O Hieber who suffered severe injuries from an explosion at a Waterloo drug store is improving and may avoid skin grafting on his back. Also Alpha reception draws about 100 guests with a brief program and decorations. Tigers beat Waverly 21 to 0 in a high school football game. Cedar Falls couple marry in Waterloo John M Billock and Edith Pearl Brown wed in Waterloo with local connections.
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Cedar Falls
Pecelal J
O. Hieber
Waterloo
Tigers
Waverly
Waverly High
Iblings
Iowa
Couple Wedded 60 Years Ago in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls Indiana on November 12 Mr and Mrs F M Bennett celebrate sixty years of marriage with a family dinner at Mrs Stephensons home and a 3 PM reception at the Bennett residence. Relatives travel from Missouri Ohio Iowa and Oklahoma to join the couple for the milestone event.
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Cedar Falls
Bennett and Stephenson
F. M. Bennett
Stephenson
A. H. Leonard
Howard
Tulsa
Okla
O'Bannon
Oliver O'Bannon
Newark
George Bennett
Lee Summit
J. B. Bennett
Frazersburg
Mr. Bennett
Bert Bennett
Virginia
C. W. Channel
Granville, Q
Martha Pierson
Grinnell
W. G. Pierson
Brooklyn
Dry cleaning business to open in Porte City building
La Porte City is to have a dry cleaning establishment in the building recently occupied by Sulmon’s restaurant. Mr. Sulmon has moved to the Ashley apartments with his household goods while awaiting a new home. Mr. Bouch, formerly in Waterloo, will install a modern plant. The old fairground, sold at auction, was bought by A. F. Osborne for 4100 as an investment. Miss Haymond resumes teaching duties after illness. Mrs. W. F. Cramer and daughter Helen, a Cedar Falls normal student, visited here.
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Fa Porte City
la Porte City
Sulmon
C. EB. Ashley
Goodwin & Fultz
Bouch
Waterloo
Margaret Banger
Burton Sweet
W. F. Cramer
Helen
Normal
Cedar Falls
H. H. Evans
George Bates
Flora Wigton
Nashua
Charles Schoonmaker
Freeport
Dil
Merril Saylor
Wasring
Frick and
Long
Tvachers
Waverly
Endivy Kebauw
Watwr
Clark
Ceol Nottgee
Brewer
Schiool
Sto
Waverly Friennds
Woc
TLV
Hont
Tlarreiet Rye
Teachers’ College
Cedar Palls
Waverly social notes and movements around town
The Waverly Daily Dispatch lists local residents traveling to Chicago for a meeting, family visits between Waverly and nearby towns, teachers shopping in Waterloo, and varied social calls. It notes residents like Mrs Chatfus Verna Stoakes and Rex, Miss Zeila Todees, Mr and Mrs Frank Munger, Miss Georgia Oster, and several others visiting relatives, attending events, or moving residences.
Horse Hit by Auto Near Sycamore and Fifth Streets
J D Weatherwax of 820 Independence avenue reported his horse was struck by a car at the corner of Sycamore and Fifth Streets Saturday evening. The driver sped off but Weatherwax got the machine number and filed charges. The horse suffered bruises and harness damage.
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Jd. W. Weatherwax
Independence Avenue
Sycamore
Fifth Streets
Weatherwax
Young Dro Devine Comedy To Be Presented At Church
A fall and winter program at Southminster Presbyterian Church will feature a comedic play titled Young Dro Devine. Interspersed with music readings and quoted lines, the show highlights a cast including Anna Perrin Loren Love Dorothy Davis Olive Baad and others, performed by church members in the church auditorium.
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Tinhwente
Audivorum
Dro Devine
Seta
Tea
Mieses
Migbeth Maek
Mande Knoop
Marjorie ‘Taylor
Ac- Pot
Pat
Phine Solo
Kelected
Dark — Tavanand
Youn
Devinenette Cart
Anna Perrin
Laren Love
Borothy Davis
Olive Baad
Mixed acts and court verdicts in regional pageant tale
A fragmentary report lists performers and acts including vocal duets and violin solos in a regional show with names such as Hiram Maynard Nelson Sly Marguerite Waters and Lucile Van Doren. It notes a legal outcome where Condon formerly Albert Strayer and two others are found guilty and fined 100 dollars. Also mentions Waterloo Knights of Columbus bowling defeat at Dubuque and travel plans of Mr and Mrs Arthur Lynch.
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Mules Selna
Condon
Albert Strayer
Waterloo K
Waterloo Knights of Columbus
Dubuque
Key City Knights
Waterloo
Arthur Lynch
Missoula
Mont
Charles Jackman
Laverage
Drunken Man Turned Bandit Charged In Robbery Attempt
Ray Kennedy aged 21 of Concrete street and two companions Henry Selno aged 23 and William Condon aged 19 were jailed on charges of drunken and disorderly conduct after a late night incident. They allegedly attempted to hold up pedestrians after clashes with Peter Furth Cec il Stockwell and HE A Kenyon near the C G W train. Armstrong reported a dislocated finger from a fight with Kennedy. Condon and Selno claimed Kennedy started the trouble while Selno said he tried to keep Armstrong out of it.
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Ray Kennedy
Concrete
Kennedy
Henry Selno
William Condon
Condoln
Peter Furth
Dodgeville
Wis
Cecil Stockwell
HE. A. Kenyon
Oelwein
Mea
J. C. Armstrong
Dawson Street
Condon
Armstrong
Selno
Ondou
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Vedae Falls
Wm. Eliott
Julia Thompson
Young People’s Association of the
Vungregitional Church
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Kansas City
Lahnelins
Vera Wood
Mae Pates
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Yenerick
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Piesee
McNeat
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Rockford, Ja
5. A. Bates
Rank Tainter
Minneapolis
Haly
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Burk
Tes Moines
Mrs. Wmn. Morgan
Lew
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Stite Street
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Royal Metsgar
Jetmore
Clay Street
Hieber
Philos
Alpha Sexrelre
Ruth Austin
Mildred Packard
Jessie Shillinglaw
Ruth Duthbert
Ruth Pritchard
Miriam Bender
Fern Shimrp
Macke Worthington
Fluth Pritchard
Lester Arey
John Uf. Billock
Edith Pearl Brown
Justice Kubns
Billock
Main Street
Lith Street
12Th and
Main
DIKE
Ed Larsen
Mr. Larsen
LaPorte Daily Bulletin
Maui Taingaker
Waterloo Hyvening Courier
HCL
ADAMS
Adame
the Waverly Daily Dispatch
Uilda Hayes
Waterlon
K. Jefferson St
Deviler
Bremer Ave
Zeila Todees
Tilda Ys Owen
Charles City
de Mutediea
Abes
Albert Bea
Drch
Sehnal
Chit Priser
FR Reames
Agai
Frank Munger
Sumer
Abr Minaerts Ail
la Porte
Mrnday
Morse
Newton Morse
Watersleva
Georgia Oster
Allison Apent
Lindy Tere
J Oster
Mies Sthwyscher
Thos Reeuity
Avean
Waveris Vysiting Friends
Eolyatt
Pareet West
Bradley Company
Dr. Devine
Arkansas Minstrels
Glee Club
Plantation Soenes
Nelson Sty
Hiram Maynard
Carl Chapman
Hebert Watterson
Clyde Paris
Leroy McDowell
Ralph Walker
Jack Leonard
Revert
Cole
Hasworth Vincent
Ensemble—Chorus
Fitzgerald Bros
West Fourth Street
Vicinity
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