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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1920
Page
18
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Waterloo Elks plan a major initiation with National and State officers invited, including William Abbott of San Francisco and Fred Robinson of Dubuque. J. C. Murtagh, state president, will play a key role as the lodge seeks to boost membership and advance a building program amid a successful drive. The day will feature toasts by G. Orr and others, plus sports and contests, with a similar event tentatively planned for early December.
Cedar Falls Nov 13 Thirty four students will graduate from Teachers College at the close of the fall term on November 30. Six will receive BA diplomas, the highest degree offered. The class includes 13 junior college graduates, three primary graduates, one kindergarten, one manual art, two home economics, one commercial, four rural teachers and one critic teachers course of training. Two football games are scheduled next week: Teachers versus Des Moines College Eleven and the city high school championship.
A Father and Son banquet at the First M. E. Church drew more than 180 fathers and sons last night. The event was served by the F. A. Beck y School class with assistance from Holt and others. Music was provided by the Sunday school orchestra during the meal.
Mrs. Ann Matougy died Tuesday afternoon at her home after a several year illness. Funeral services were held at St John’s Catholic church yesterday morning. She moved to Independence from near Kowley and had eight children, two of whom preceded her. Survived by seven daughters and one son, plus a brother and a sister. Armistice Day observances included flags and a one minute tribute by residents. American Legion Cap Elm Sheehan Post held open house.
A newspaper ad extols chiropractic care as the remedy for winter colds caused by nerves. It argues misalignment impairs nerve flow, enabling illness, and claims lasting relief and improved general health through vertebral adjustments. It promotes ongoing Saturday educational ads by chiropractors endorsing the profession.
A compact directory entry lists multiple doctors and offices with addresses and phone numbers. Includes Mary E Day, Prof OC Foy, W.J. and Christine Vogel, Wm Roth, W. W. Langsenhagen, E E Esslinger, E Moodie, and Waverly Savings Bank building contacts across Cedar Falls Osage Waverly Greene and nearby towns. Each item provides a street address or building and a contact number for patient inquiries.
Reports indicate a civic social with dancing and lunch after a modern ceremony. The event featured many local attendees, a tableau performance, and a reception at the bride's home with guests including relatives of the Wendling and Grief families. The bride, a Cedar Rapids business college graduate, wed Glen Green, an ex service man and hospital bookkeeper, in a ceremony conducted by Rev J Claubrick.
Mr and Mrs Boyd Griffin Fox of Big Crewe township welcomed a son Russell Boyd on November 12. Mr and Mrs Dvereth W Fox of La Parte City welcomed a daughter on November 14. Mr and Mrs Alford M Wheeler of St Francis Hospital welcomed a daughter Vivian Millrcaret. Mr and Mrs William Joxepn Mitchell of St Francis Hospital welcomed a son John Richard on November 4.
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