Minnesota and Illinois Earn Split in Big Nine Title Race
Chicago November 15 Minnesota and Illinois shared Big Nine gridiron honors after a 6 6 tie. Minnesota, praised for stronger forward play and Bierman’s work, outplayed Wisconsin and was favored to beat Chicago next week, while Illinois benefited from Clark open field runs and a stronger team overall.
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Chicago
Minneta
Sanrday
Thigh
Eams
Gophers
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Badgers
Fireago
Illinois
Bierman
Champaign
Turthey
Zuppke
Oelwein Eleven Defeats Waterloo Independents at Red Cedar Park
The Oelwein Independents beat Waterloo 6 to 0 Sunday afternoon in a hard fought football game. Oelwein scored the lone touchdown early in the first period after a fumble, while Waterloo threatened on several occasions but failed to cross the line. Notable Waterloo players included Joyce Scrummer and Gilley. Otis Guernsey, Yale fullback, is mentioned in a separate notes section. Real estate transfers by Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co. are listed following the game report, detailing multiple Waterloo property transactions.
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Oelwein Independents
Waterloo
Red Cedar Park
Oelwein
Land
Joyce
Scrummer
Gilley
Iowa
YALE
Otis Guernsey
Princeton
N. T. Guernsey
Des Moines
Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
George Schmidt
H. C. Bruns
Ricker & Bratnober Land Co
Estella J. Hanna
Michael Jackman
Kenwood Park
Katherine Thorson
Elizabeth F. Cole
Geo. W. Freek
Rogers
Cedar River Park
Harry E. Stroud
Sibyl May Bartlett
David M. Hutton
Nettie M. Hutton
Hast Park Place
R. M. Bostrom
J. W. Brown
West Waterloo
Wm. Galloway
Chas
Pickett
Burton B. Wilson
Carrie R. Johnson
Frank R.asquith
Stead A. Asquith
West Seconds Triumph as Powers Dash Lifts West High
West High second eleven edged East High six to zero in a hard fought curtain-raiser at the baseball park. A sixty-yard touchdown run by captain Louis Powers, after a pass from Hetts, sealed the second victory for West High. Strong West defense and punting by Hetts kept East High from scoring despite repeated threats in the first half.
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Louis Powers
West High
Hetts
East High
West
Olson
Allen
H. Rath
West Sliders
Powers
West High School
Garrabtrant
R. Rath
Warren
Matthews
C. Cale
Greeley
Gorman
D. Cale
Fentiman
Captain Powers
Helis
Teeter
Gill
Bast High
Staley
Lusk
Dobson
Garrathrant
BR. Rath
Stewart
G. Rath
Ti. Rath
Hunch
Schmitt
Lumpire
McDonald
Unesman
Farmer gravely wounded by accidental shotgun blast
Mason City November 15 William Graney a prominent local farmer was among men shooting rats when a shotgun discharged into his face blowing off the left side. He probably will die from the injuries sustained in this accident.
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Mason City
William Graney
Near Here
Greene Community News Nov 15 Highlights
Mrs Arthur Dailey and baby returned from Oekworth with Mrs Dailey Sr. Chet Miner called to Grand Island Neb for brother's illness. Lillian Stewart and baby and Mrs John Taylor of Charles City visited John Anderson home. Elsie Kivell wed Clarence Swabbath at Greene Nov 9. Gen Berger visited Floyd. Schumacher and Dailey rep in town for business. Clyde and Ruth Wegand visited relatives in Hiiston. J P Ayer and wife visited Salem last week, returned Saturday.
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Elsie Kivell
Clarence Swabbath
Greene
Gen. Berger
Floyd
Schumacher
Oelwein
Schumacher and Dailey
Clyde
Ruth Wegand
Hiiston
J. P. Ayer
Salem
M. C
Little Brown church receives gift from Mrs. Fisher
Nashua reports a plate over the church door donated by Mrs. Irving Fisher of Allison to honor The Little Brown Church in the Vale Built in 1862. The notice notes Mrs. Fisher’s longtime support and mentions local births and hospital visits including Lite Mae Ames and Dale Walch.
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Nashua
Little Brown Church Society
Irving Fisher
Allison
Little Brown
The
Vale
Iowa City
Jerome Walch
Dale
Waverly Hospital
Mae Jensen
Waterloo
Clara Jensen
Esther
Cadar Falls
Win Sample
Minneapolis
Marie Titus
St. Ansgar
Spencer Tupper
Tle Hoe
Paralyzing Stroke Shakes Local Community
Wednesday morning a resident suffered a stroke causing paralysis with his daughter Mrs. Will Paul of Charles City summoned. His son Lyn Tupper of Hurdsfield and Mrs. Pauls husband arrived from Dakota, the patient showing slight improvement. Joe Dostart assists Joe Meyer at the restaurant. A new crossing near the post office was installed. Jennie ee returned from a visit with cousin Miss Linnie Shatwell in Vinton. Amelia Horgen moved from Elmo Vining home to her own near Lyle after a period at the Sewright residence.
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Tel
Will Paul
Charles City
Lyn Tupper
Hurdsfield
N. D
Paul
Dakota
Joe Dostart
New Haven
Joe Meyer
Jennie Ee
Linnie Shatwill
Vinton
Borber
F. W. Lee
Riceville
Amelia Horgen
Elmo Vining
Dave Sewright
Lyle
Orchard Socials And Local Updates In Osage
Miss Martha Fields visited Osage and joined Miss Laura Knudsen for a shower in honor of Miss Alsia. About twenty guests attended at the Knudsen home. A four course luncheon followed. Carl Larson, long laid up, can now move with crutches. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Car Knudgon. A school box social raised 21.09 with Dave Sewright Jr as auctioneer. James Cutler led the event while the teacher was away. Joy Meyer returned from a Minneapolis trip.
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Orchard
Martha Fields
Osage
Laura Knudsen
Carl Larson
Car Knud‘gon
James Cutler
Des Moines
Dave Sewright, Jr
Actedas
Joy Meyer
Minneapolis
Local Social Notes From Eagle Center and Surrounding Areas
Orange, Nov. 12. Mrs Peter Frost of Eagle Center spent Tuesday at the H Trainer home. Mr and Mrs Ralph Harbbatgh visited at the Harvey Hoffman home near Six Mile Grove last week. Joan Mergen and family visited friends near Jesup Sunday. Mr and Mrs Peter Kimball have returned to their home in the east after a visit with relatives and friends in this vicinity. Miss Esther Trainor spent Sunday with friends at Toledo.
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Orange
Peter Frost
Eagle Center
H. ©. Trainer
Ralph Harbbatgh
Harvey Hoffman
Six Mile Grove
Joan Mergen
Jesup
Peter Kimball Lave
East
Esther Trainor
Toledo
Local Notes From Reinbeck Dotting Nov 12
Mrs. Wm Gardner is very poorly at home. J C Strohbeahn returns from South Dakota with reports of abundant game. Frank Mason opens poultry office near Weise feed barn. Mr and Mrs John Anantsey called to Hartley Ia by death of Mrs Jas Ramsey. Chas Martens arrives near Waycross Ga and starts duties at state bank. W W Wagner refurbishes Fronch street vacated by Ed Weik as a barber shop. Ladies of M F H church plan bazaar and supper Friday Nov 19 with fancy work and Japanese novelties for sale at 3 o'clock.
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Ramsey
Chas. Martens
Waycross
State Bank
W. W. Wagner
Fronch Street
Ed Weik
M.fh
Mission society of the U P B church to meet at Mrs red Davis home
The She Lindles Mission key society of the U P B church will meet at the home of Mrs red Davis Thursday Nov 15 at 3 o'clock. The room at the church will serve supper in the basement ROC Miller of Cedar Bintie is mentioned, along with local names and recent moves.
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Tly Church
Roc. Miller
Cedar Bintie
Lang
Win
Lynch
U. S. Navy
California
Mission Key Society
U. PB
Red Davis
Local Notes and Visits Fill Mitchell Week
Mitchell district updates include Mrs M T Morehouse visiting Waterloo to stay with son’s family. Miss Mamie Thompson and Mrs W Peterson from Minneapolis visited at Farmer’s Name. J J Taber’s family traveled Orchard to greet daughters Joy and Panine. O F Stokes visited Waterloo. Robert Page from Blooming Prairie visited Daniel Jones. Henry Indra visiting relatives in Wisconsin. measles and whooping cough disrupt school. L B Philips, janitor, a victim. Mrs L D Thompsons birthday social with cake and a horse gift. Mrs Q L Tibbetts returning from Sigourney.
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Mra
Linden News Roundup and Birth Record Notes
Linden records show Katz family moving to Peoria Illinois. A 94 pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs C F Chapman at 221 Cottage Grove Avenue. Local social visits and club meetings are noted with several residents traveling or hosting gatherings.
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Las
T. N. D. Club
Emil Osher
HH. C. Lake
Ottawa
Kan
WW. Gangka
Dearborn Street
Baryl
Will Burke
Croup
Woolfert
Tagard
Sassaman
Will Wackbarth
Dan Scholl
Wst Hackhbarth
Monticello
Funeral for G C Pluch in Independence
West Union November 12 Funeral services were held Tuesday at Payette for G C Pluch age eighty four died Sunday at Independence. He and wife Sarah Oibhonk were early Surly settlers, seen as highly respected. Survived by five children, only three attended. Wife predeceased him and two children also died. The Tourist club hosted by Afric Smith with Mesdames GA Lower J W Winaton and Maybelle Blunt Alida Johnston. Lectures on Reconstruction in 1808 Hawaii Annexation and McKinley assassination. A dinner followed social hour. The Protestant ministers funded the first lecture by Stanley M Gilliland at the Methodist church. Dinner for fourteen marked a practical fall term closure.
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West Union
Payette
G. C. Pluch
Sarah Oibhonk
Afric. Smith
Mesdames GA. Lower
J. W. Winaton
Maybelle Blunt
Alida Johnston
Ais
Mise McAtee
A. W. Moore
Hawaii
McKinley
Stanley M Gilillan
Gilllland
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Jesse Early
Waterloo Business College
PowErs Soones
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Shay
Elwood Laboratories
Waukeran
Kansas City
Chicago Great Western
Marshalltown
Des Meinee
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
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West Side
Milena
Kansas
SiGam
Cleary
E. P. Kretz
G. W. Depot
Sixth and Sycamore
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Reinbeck
Mitchell
Linden
Famil Theatre
Clara Kimball Young
Barry TL More, Parle
Wile Lams
Ennin CL. OU
Boombinger
Marie Doro
Blanche Sweet
Palace Theatre
Wm. Fox Film Corporation
Robert Mantell
Genevieve Hamper
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