Upper Iowa conference opens sixty eighth annual session
The Upper Iowa conference of the Methodist Church began its sixty eighth annual session at the Wirat Methodist church in Marion with Bishop Himer C. Stuntz presiding. About 200 ministers and as many visitors attended. Rev. E. L. Stidger spoke on clearing a free way for the feet of God, citing Ford and Lincoln. Delegates also heard sermons and conducted rural association business as sessions proceed.
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Associated Press
Marion
Upper Iowa
Methodist Church
Wirat
Himer C. Stuntz
Omaha
Stunts
E.L. Stidger
St. Marks Methodist Church
Cairoll
Mich
Siepa
God
Fries Edwin Markham
Lincoln
Henry Ford
Stidger
Bea
Ford
Bailey
Dearborn
Chine
Ford Hospital
Mr. Ford
Edwin Marham
A. W. Henke
Oeiwein
Lowe
Town
Becks mark 65 years in pioneer Waterloo marriage
Mr and Mrs Frank Beck celebrated their sixty fifth wedding anniversary in Waterloo with four daughters, two sons residing in Milwaukee and Waterloo, and other relatives participating. They moved to Waterloo after marriage in Cascade, Dubuque county, and Mr Beck worked as a shoemaker. Mrs Beck was born in Germany and came to the United States at age 12.
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MT. Auburn
Khelsa Ol‘or and Son
Ryton
Waterloo
Harald Struve
Chester Porter
Trs
William Thay
Witte Son
la Morte City
Misa Ahna
Harrold
Ine
W.H. Kiley
J. M. Olver
John Worthen
J. Alr
Carlton
Rainville
Hetty
Harold Smale
Hoy
Frank Struye
Witle
Waterton
Ralph Brokaw
la Porte City
Mamlay
Hanme
Ter Park
I. Albertson
Adolph Rienhart
Cedar Falls
Mildred Hope
Flenders Aneft
Harrison
Ketsa Oliver
George Lomner
Arch. St Clair
Area
W. E. Burd
Eugene
Carolyn
Str
Harry Bartom
Mi Cartney
Tetcher
Mt. Auburnn
Marion
Mildred Pope
Millersburg
Frank Beck
Bupaorside
Ier Rave
Tena Luhrman
Chico
Lizsie Einsmann
Diamond Lake
Ill
Barbara
Matt A. Beck
Milwaukee
John
Albert
Cathrine Turner
California
Cascade
Dubuque County
Beck
Berk
Germany
United States
Ghia
Dokey Frolics Open at Theatre Tonight
Waterbog theater hosts The Black and W . 1923 tonight at 8 P M as a D Q O K K band benefit. DD L McDonald leads 07 performers in what attendees expect to be a standout amateur show with tuneful music from a capable orchestra under Karl Kra. Programs and offices were disrupted prior to the dress rehearsal. The run continues Thursday and Friday evenings.
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Waterbog Theater
Plis Facililar
DD. L. McDonald
Instruments Orchestra
Karl Kra
Philadelphia Seizes Saloon Closings Under Pinchot Order
Gov. Pinchot and the federal Justice Dept direct 1 206 saloonkeepers around Philadelphia to quit business and close doors within hours while operatives serve closing notices. Few complied as most reopened their establishments despite the crackdown.
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Pinchot
Federal Department of Justice
Town News Briefs From Orange Township Event Recap
The Orange Two area reports a Loyal Temperance League talk by national secretary Mrs Mary Erwin at the school and church. Local families travel to Chicago and Stockton while students take a vacation for school activities. A county convention awards a large prize to the Grange division for growth and six attend.
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Minn
Cattle Congress
Chicago
Laster
Paris
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Earl
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C. T. TF Econvention Grange Division
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Famiy Layy
Auto
Li Ther
Bethany
Stufft
Stufft and Miss Snyder
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Kent
OT Jax Schrock
Snyder
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Mia Glessner
Helen
Mia Uc
Pennsylvania
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Shick
G. Bk
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Monticetto
Mil Miter
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Bays
Pitta
Orville Tannguther Hamer Pika
Montesota
Jean
Stokes Farm
Graham
Tandchildren
H-W
Wood
Dun- Miler
Te Milledeeville
Indar
Shanin
Readlyn Social Notes and Waverly Visit Details
Readlyn and Waverly residents attended a reception for the PF group and met at various homes. Several names appear including Mrs J Text mele, Mrs Griese, Mrs H Thran, Mrs No Me, and Mrs Watttle elzited relatives in Fairbank. Medical updates mention an operation for cataract removal at a hospital.
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Cls
Holloway Tome
Wert
J. Textmele
Griese
H. Thran
No Me
Watttle
Fairbank
Wilkening
F. Wefer
Waverly and
Cedar
Patti Tueson
A. Thran
Dash- Far
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Local News Briefs From Sumner Start of Weekend Travels
Oct reports weekend travels by Sumner residents to Iswea City Charlottesville and Finmersburg to visit relatives. Notes on marriages, jobs, auctions, and a funeral. Cass Opera House occupancy and Woodmen plans mentioned alongside local visits and a new comer in the community.
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Fritz
Dlr
Art Trasger
Iswea City
Spirit Take
Roe
Elmer Haag
Finmersburg
Adolph Johnthane
Charlottesville
Ced Kia
Nuss
Washington. c. i
Maud Keough
Ralph Talor
Lalor
Eastern Star
Daler
Watts, Sr
Watts
Marly
M. Cass
Alfred Oss
Minnesota
Reyal
Ben Winks
Kokomo
Ind
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Waverly Notes Reflect Local Social and Auto Incident
Horton area column notes Mrs Wil lant Wilason and Miss Mattie Grant visiting from Tonia and Dumont respectively. Residents report a quar antine on the Gee Tucker home for scarlet fever. A car accident injures Miss Etsing Graham as Milas Corn Strausser and others ride with him. Several locals travel to Oklahoma and Colorado, with Otto Dicke renting a nearby farm and Emory Strausser visiting Iowa City relatives.
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Aliss Lilian Strausser
Dumont
Minor Pinch
Alpha
Gee Tucker
Carol Smith
Ed Smith
Sonia
Waterloo
Witter Miller
Henry Giesler
Earl Whittaker
Clarksville
Clyde Thompson
Ison
Breckennilge
Minn
Tiverett Stohingen
Etsing Graham
Milas Corn Strausser
Ailis Graham
A. Burch
Oljshoma
Colorado
R. Coffin
Waverly
Otto Dicke
Plainfield
Taylor Farm
Emory Strausser
Iowa City
Obituary of Mrs. Saraiuzabeth Stevens
Mrs. Saraiuzabeth Stevens born January 17 1969 in Fairfield county Ohio died September 27 1922 after an auto accident near Cedar Rapids. She married Sherman Stevens in 1887 and is survived by four children Marshall in Chicago Robert in Decatur Ill Clay and Dewey in Plainfield Ja and five grandchildren. Two children Blaine and Mahrie preceded her. Services were held at the united Brethren church in Ohio with burial in Decatur.
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Fairfield County
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Sherman Stevens
Marshall
Chicago
Robert
Decatur
Ill
Clay
Dewey
Blaine
Mahrie
Cedar Rapids
Song
Clarshal
Stovess
United Brethren
Crowell Family Births and Funeral Service Noted
In Littleton on October 3, Mr. and Mrs. Crowell welcomed their son Grant Ester born September 8. The notice also mentions the funeral service for Robert, details sparse in the readable text.
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Qet
V. Crowell
Grant
Ester
Robert
Was Yale's Frank Hinkey the greatest football player ever
A nostalgic essay weighs the legends of early football against modern stars. It lauds Yale's Frank Hinkey as the greatest of all time for four Camp All American selections, while contrasting him with Ned Mahan Coy Daly Thorpe and others. The piece notes Hinkey's winning leadership and personality as defining traits.
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al Sharp
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Carlisle
Walter Eckersall
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Thorpe
Ned Mahan
Harvard
Coy
Heston
Weck-ersall
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Muller
California
Gipp
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Notre Dame
Versatilas
McMillin
Fratzke Family News And Local Realty Transfers
Six year old Pratzke, child of Mr and Mrs Henry Fratzke, attended Lutheran church near Littleton. A patient named Gordon Seamans returned home from Montey after hospital care. Several regional residents, including Mrs Gardner Baldwin and her Nebraska sister, visited Independence. The section lists numerous real estate transfers in Waterloo Cedar Falls and surrounding areas, detailing buyers, lot numbers, additions, and rev values for properties in Normal addition, Allen Heights, Home Park, Manson’s third addition, Litchi addition, and other local plats.
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and Bors
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Oslwatn
Henry Cretzmeyer
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Henry Fratzke
Lutheran Church
Littleton
Gordon Seamans
People's Hospital
Gardner Baldwin
Nebraska
Ray Maythaler
Independence
Black
Hawk County Abstract Co
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Homer A. Rosenberger
Normal
Cedar Falls
Roy
Allen Memorial
A. AM. Place
Allen
Heights
Meysi Irvine. Et Son
Home Park
Sere
Louinda Clouse
Manson
Pattern orders for Courier patterns in Waterlo
The notice directs readers to obtain Courier up-to-date patterns by sending to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterlo, enclosing 16 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as promptly as possible, with an expected ten day delivery after sending the order.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
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