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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1923

Page

12

News from Nearby Towns Bristow to Algona

A long list of local names and events from Bristow Hampton and surrounding areas notes visits, family gatherings, church activities, and illness. Activities include nurse Mrs Conger, the PT I church meeting with Hazel Minack as speaker, Nov. Ladias Cemetery association, and multiple travel visits among families in Canby Des Moines Waterloo Mason City and Algona.

Ladias Cemetery Association W. BE Needham Rajan Dumont Alte Fria ‘Sphart Hampton Jarry Cline Canby Minn Minn,a Yie Ithne Nettel Vern Surfus Waterloo J. PF. Jungkunx C. Infelt Mason City A. Goodsell Aplington Hila Meensis Muller Parkersburg Cedar Heighte Garrison Line Springs Christian Church J. F. Jungkunze Ynfelt James Walsh J. J. Gough Everett Gough McGlashing Clara Stewart Lucy Boysen Corey Butler County WG Tu Hell Rock

Local social notes from Clarksville area visits and travels

Clarksville residents and guests are listed with weekend visits and travel. A. S. Woodward and family head to Madisonville Kentucky with possible Florida plans. Numerous relatives and friends from Cedar Falls, Greene, Waterloo, Allison, Shell Rock, and other towns visited, returned home, or traveled Sunday.

Clarksville A. S. Woodward Madisonville Eky Roland Florida C. D. Brace Correctionville Nla Onalea Davis Garber Cedar Palla C. A. Hammel John Martin Nora Springs Ray Randall Fd. Osgood OG Roberts Lulu Igenfrits Waterloo Was Tratina Mather Greene Wather Anura Maass Jenny Laverne W. A. Stomm James Mellinger Nathua Galen Mellinger Plainfield William Smith Hester Ross Cheever Familly Alison Norm Marquand Ed Cheever Herman Dicke August Wefel Wahpeton N. D Shell Rock Alice Shepard Linn Harvey Ruehle Mary Marshall Carthage Onth D. M. Morgan Fred Walt Ackley George Roches John Hodgson Mason City George Perkins Oklahoma Clarance Martin Lowe Helen Bates Gladys Galyity Grace Hampulon Cedar Falls Zola Mead Shall Rock Edna Shepard Ror Martin Rob

Nashua Couples Marry and Local Events Report

Nashua residents Mikara Chambers and Dan Mahoney wed in a Wednesday ceremony performed by Father Erdland and left for a honeymoon to Fond du Lac Wisconsin. The bride is the daughter of C F and Mrs Chambers of Nashua and had taught locally. Also noted: funeral for Mrs M A Wopa ridge attended by local families. Mrs Henry Fletcher of Annapolis returned home after caring for Arn Woodbridge. a gasoline heater fire caused minor woodwork damage at Guy Keppte’s. Local bank officials and residents of First State and Commercial State banks were mentioned in attendance or local errands.

Bankers Fredericks Sheldon Cedar Japlis John Sheldon Fredericksburg Hattie Blanchard A. Sheldon J. D. Hartson Charles City A. J. Blaster Hugh Bulls Monticelter Lloyd Keith Emma Hanneman Wisconsin Marie Johnson Nelson George Pierce Jongels Will Stephena Frendy Decorah L. A. Qualfo Hera R. D. Staley Chandlerville Opera House A. E Aveleiter Boacobel Harry Courtright Waverly ‘Hospital Pease Folly Lima Springs Foster Herman Mellmans Mason City Caarles Walleser R.R. Waite C. W. Thompson Parker John Warterbury Ray Dea Butler George Charles Edwin Bonzer Mirs. L Harrison Picnia A. J. Biasier Nashua Micsara Chambers Dan Mahoney Erdland Fond Dubac Wis Danforth Crouse Anna Danforth Krouse M. AG. Woparidge Henry Fletcher Anneapolis Arn. Woodbridge Guy Keppte Nooth Lilling Shoun Frante West M. R Elmer Shwater Ats Rout J. Natus Wendell Christiansen First State Bank W. F P. Rotsch RR. Dexter Russell Stalay Commercial State Bank, Attand

Obituary notices and local social notes from Tripol area

Obituaries for Carl Boeckman and Mary Francis Hankner appear with burial in St. Peter's Evangelical cemetery and service details. Additional items report visits, a family reunion, births at Waterloo, weekend visitors, a surprise party, and plans for a Moeller-Hagen Auto addition. Local names, churches, and places (Tripol Bremer County St. Peter's) anchor the community snapshot.

Tripol Carl Boeckman Germany Gertzhagen Bremer County Tripoli Louise Boeckman Herman Ida Schnudlt St. Peter's Evangelical Church E. J. Stech Mary Francis Hankner Esdwin Hankner Gladys St. Peter's Evangelion B. J. Stock Martha Leckington Chicago Me O HO ’C. Ladagea Strawberry Point Cerl Matzel Norma Wedaia Ming California John Carstensen H. C. Tegimeter Lester Bradfield Waterloo Bradfield Ella Priestot Dell Lawless C EL Moodie Waverly G. W. Looker Marie McGough Watertoo Yours Peoples League el Peter's Hurch Frank Buhron Ideyd Young Mmes_ Frank Robinngon Charles McCumber Mr. Cameron Buhron Mooller-Seheve Moeller-Hagen Auto Company

Washburn Notes and Social Visits Across Waterloo Area

Washburn community notes list visits and greetings among Waterloo residents and nearby towns. Mrs H Allison traveled to Fort Dodge. several families from Waterloo and nearby towns visited at the Kauth and Morashoma homes. public sale attendance noted. farm bureau meeting at Miller Creek featured talks by A Burger and Elizabeth Tudbon.

J. C Burr Lester Traer Washburn Newt Knutsen Waterloo George Morashoma Charles Markle Gladys Nickola Airs Aly Kan Air Heetar Qeiwein Olle Foulk Robertson la Porta City j_ Howanl Wildes N. S. Kemp Youngblue Jamson Cedar Township Farm Bureau Miller Creek A. A. Burger Elizabeth Tud- Bon

Brandon News Roundup Recounts Local Visits and Events

Brandon, Iowa area figures share Sunday visits relatives at Cedar Rapids Waterloo and Centre Point. Typhoid fever claims 15 year old Georgia Rouse near Center Point. funeral held. Local theater group presented The Fortune Hunter at Brandon High School. Post office moved to Hoffmann building with Adam Dendrick as postmaster. School and community notices cover a teachers meeting, playground equipment order, and upcoming church bazar with chicken pie dinner and oyster supper.

Brandon John Ditterding Walker Lloyd Brooks Watkins Paturany Elida A. E. Briges Waterloo Atl Moniay Gan Lsory Sepford William Leffler Cedar Rapids B.C. Ward Renwick B. W. Black Omaha Joe Kenouse A. Gillam C. H. Gillam Clayton Gilizai Messrs Mmes J. P. Allerding Merritt Allerding Epworth Ray Postel Georgia Btr John Rouse Center Point Sletars Brandon Cemeery Mia Yuditors Jasper Collins Paul Witte Arnold Ruthenberg Chris Weber Willam Usehkrat Clarence Stivens Ben Pintcher John Colvills Katharine Johnson Berherd Ruthenberg Godfrey Juel Chris Schas Mattie Johnson Eizahbeth Reaney Hoffmann Adam Dendrick Ialy Grunuat Howand Mollens C. Grunner Tey Stockholm Fredaville Cito Milliens Ervin Behrens Blenfang Grondy Center M. B. Ald Cociaty Chirch Augusta Guldager Firvin Brown Cedar John Dendrick Chris Guidager

Jesup Notes Community Events and Guest Visits

In Jesup Iowa on November 23 Theodore Jana and baby traveled to Chicago to join relatives after visits in Independence. Locals attended a Women’s Christian Temperance Union conference in Independence. A missionary program by H S Brunnell, B J Howrey, and T A McManus at the Walnut Street Baptist church featured social hour and refreshments. A school coordination with Orange Cedar Heights Dunkerton and Hurlson will host the Orange Orchestra December 11. Upcoming events include Jan 15 Cedar Heights, Feb 19 Jefferson Morris science, and a March 24 movie The Old Homestead. A reception in Otterville honored Rev Rundell with attendees from Independence and Littleton. Rev Rundell and local clergy spoke, with musical numbers, and a banquet concluded the evening.

Jesup Dra Theodore Jana Baby Independence Gleiting Triendy Chicago Mr. Lane Independence Brunnell B. J. Howrey T. A. McManus Welnut Street Bantist Church Waterloo Cedar Heights Dunkerton Hurlson Orange Orchestre Orange Orchestra Dunkerton Gime Hurison Thosa Otterville Rundell Iulies Pas~tor Presbyterian Church Littleton CG. LB. Driver, Mr. and Mrs. WL. Walker, Mr and Mrs. BE. I. Hull Wheele Winona JR. Laird Dorothy Elizabet L. J. Dodge Dorothea Mmes H. Gates D. D Robert A. B. Latint Margaret Muncy Martin and Gilbert C. B. Driver Weldon Peele Dorothy Laird Bath Jusup Hinkhouse Cedar Rapids

New Hartford and Area Social Notes Highlight Weekends

Local residents attended homecoming events in Ames and visited relatives in multiple towns. Families from Payette Waterloo Dike Hampton Grundy Center and Denver Iowa shared weekend visits and motor trips with relatives and teaching staff mentioned among the gatherings.

Newmerciora Iarlan Lowrance Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Texas W. Z. Warmon C. M_ Reage Ames Ernestine. White Zollt Len Crawford Payette Lester White Waterloo Jessie Jones Julia Hemenway It Johil Hampton Myrtle Larson Misa Vern Johnson Dike Marygaret Miller Georga Gersema Ant Denver Ant Fritz Smith Grundy Center Ralph Whitney Mire M. M. Lampman

Local Social Roundup From Cedar Falls Area

A stream of casual visits and family gatherings fills a Cedar Falls region page. Mrs. Ada Tostinby returns from Denver to visit sisters Mrs August Critzman and Mrs Miera Wolfensporgar as others stop by Seaver, Beaver, and Gersoma homes. Local residents include Mr and Mrs Gus Ravling, Mr and Mrs Walker, and Mr and Mrs Fred Heerts with events spanning Waterloo, Des Moines, and Parkesburg.

Gus Ravling Marahall- Down EL Willa Mra Bian Waterloo Perrin Des Moines Lilly Melton Walker Fred Heerts Parkesburg George Gersoma Ada Tostinby Adiithie Denver Cols Ives Weunosdiis August Critzman Miera Wolfensporgar Cispries Slumant Mra. Smith and Mes Flumant Sheil Moels Seaver Gus McGague Stoll Revk Beaver George Shearer Ailley Bicknell Reet Reyington Cedar Falls Ware Callery Art Seyver Dundity

Marble Rock Local Notes and Obituaries

Marble Rock notes recount deaths and family travel with reference to Allen Cates of Riverside and other residents. Mrs. Amn Wool dies at home. families travel to Waterloo and Rochester for health and funeral arrangements. Cates funeral held at nephew’s home. Iris son and Roy V. tres present.

Agirhla Ork Amn H. G. Ramsay Waterloo All Mra C. A. Wilson Smrs N. Wilson N. Wildot Wertonsi Allen Cates Riverside Mera Nane Lynnth David Rid Cintaud Cates Iris Son Lawrence Cate Grandstand Neb Airs Roy V_ hstres Teidow Moliny Stoner Cates Marble Rock Blow Lutter Maceshalltown Fern Smith Victorine Cedne Rapids and Airs W. C. Sunith Sox B. Campbell Chlaige Ralph Gampbell Wits George Hakeman Tona Fills Susan Moffity Pearl Denny Cedar Rapids Ann Judd Lon Gerhard St. Prancis Hospital Hr. Merrick Rochester

Local Grain Center News From Grundy Center Area

Daily notices from Grundy Center detail weddings, moves, job changes, and local incidents. The report notes the marriage of Nora Connell and Will Kinsinger, a local elevator accident injuring Harry Springer, a death of Mrs. James Wilard, and several families relocating or visiting relatives for the winter, reflecting small town life and community movements.

Corpus Christ Tex Earl King Waterloo Hector Minn Harry Springer Eldora Maria Heenken Germany Mathesie J. McDowall Mies Nora Connell Will Kinsinger Fla Fritz Beckman W. J. Whron James Wilard David Alexander The Baptist Church Frank Wesaman

Mt Vernon society notes and farming updates

Mt Vernon notes show visiting Molen Rockwell at Wil Harrington’s in Waverly. Shredding corn finished and stored for winter. Local crowd attended Al bert Ellasonette gathering. Families plan moves and rentals, with multiple residents and visitors listed from Cedar Falls to Bremer county.

Mt. Vernon Rwo Molen Rockwell Wil Harrington Waverly Albert Ellasonette Linsen Cedar Falls P. R. Heary Kate Ball Cedar Jay Whipple A. Finley Austin Leverses Cedar Rapide B.A. Haymond Grane Chris Christensen Canada G. M. Morris Fr. Webster WOC Tl Nfficers Flack Iawk Hotel Cedar Fails Philpot Mises Knowles Diidson

Washington Township AV notes and farming activities

A condensed rural column notes Washington Township AV, a town evangelist leading services in Sunray chapel, threshing company season wrap up, farmers along Red Ball highway repairing fences, and local callers from Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. It also reports on corn picking plans and health data noting India wildlife deaths and mine worker language distinctions.

Vehinklom Dante Minton Larae Chapel Sunray Christian Endeavor Vns W. Lon Waterloo Cissus Lyle Simffer C. W. Lyon Monda

Waterloo Theatres Week Brings Comedy and Mystery Shows

The Waterloo theatres announce a crowded week with Billy Mathe Show "Somewhere in France" and a new Gani company performance. It features a strong cast including Raymond Marke and Betty Taster, with ambitions of lively humor, song, and scenic spectacle, plus the Crystal Theatre presenting "Gavtut Garcony" and a Seven-plate program.

Raymond Marke

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