Five Men Injured In 18 Ft Ditch Crash At Bottom
Five men were injured, one severely, when an automobile from Charles City to Mason City sped and crashed after leaving pavement. The car struck a guard rail, tumbled into an 18 foot embankment, and wrecked. Speed was estimated at 60 to 75 mph. Lloyd Wiltse suffered a fractured hip, Jack Manfield serious with bruises, Fred Kleiser severely injured, Glen Sweasey with a possible more serious injury, Bill Burns shaken but largely unhurt. The car belonged to Bill Humans, now of Austin, Minnesota. Salvage of the wreckage appears unlikely. Alcohol bottles and the car’s license plates were found at the scene.
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Charles City
Mason City
Lloyd Wiltse
Jack Manfield
Fred Kleiser
Manfield
Glen Sweasey
Minnesota
Illinois
Kleiser
Chevrolet Garage
Rock Youths Injured in Auto Crash Near Shell Rock
Dan Jerol aman and Paul Richards were injured Friday night when a car skidded into a ditch along No. 10 east of Shell Rock. Driver Elwood Savage was unhurt as gravel loosened by rains caused the accident. Jerola and Richards sustained severe bruises.
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Dan Jerolaman
Paul "Richards
Jerola- Richards
Elwood. Savage
M. E. Church
Jo.l. Paley
Hudson Boyd
S. V
Wiliams
M. E. Aid Society
Libbie Ressler
FD. Daniels
Henry
M. E
Leta: Whitehead
J. S. Neal
Ida ‘Tharp
Julia Green
Harry Williams
Charles Thompson
HE. W.kroblin
Chicago
H. E. Yardho
Methodists Lead in Teachers College Enrollment
Cedar Falls reports Methodist students total 823 at Teachers College, followed by Presbyterians 282 and Congregationalists 173. Catholic 153, Lutheran 139, Christian 144, Baptist 121, Evangelical 58, United Brethren 35, Episcopal 15, Christian Science 12, Jewish 6. Fifteen favored the Community church, including 14 women and 42 men.
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Christian Science
Littleton Infant Dies of Cholera Infantum Funeral Held
Noah B. Miller two years eight months died September 27 after a weeklong illness from cholera infantum. Funeral was from the home to Amish cemetery with grandfather Trever and other relatives attending from Michigan. Also noted is Mr and Mrs T D Bright attending the golden wedding of her parents William and Mer Seamans at Independence.
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Littleton
Noah B. Miller
Ben J
Sarah Miller
Trever
Michigan
Servces
T. D. Bright
Mer
William Seamans
Picnic Marks Silver Wedding At Jubilee
Jubilee at Jubilee In Oct 4 Eighty attended the picnic celebration of the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Welman on Sunday Guests came from Oelwein Hazleton Tripoli Waterloo Denver and other towns including the W Loeb family Mrs Anna Huegli family Mrs Harold Taylor Otto Huebner Julius Riter family George Sauerbry family Mrs William Kruckenberg Mr and Mrs Fred Nolting and Mr and Mrs W Heineman Recovers After Accident Charles Spike is recovering from injuries after a hand was caught in a cane mill while feeding it at the Christ Rienshe farm near here.
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George Welman
W.loeb
Anna Huegli
Harold Taylor
Otto Huebner
Oelwein
Julius Riter
Hazle~ton
George Sauerbry
William Kruckenberg
Tripoli
Fred Nolting
Federated Clubs in Third District Convene in Cedar Falls
About two hundred women are expected at the Iowa State Federation of Women's Clubs third district convention in Cedar Falls. Sessions run Thursday and Friday at the Presbyterian church with talks by Dr. H. H. Seerley and Mrs. F. E. Palmer among others. County chairmen from multiple towns are listed.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State
Federation of Women’s~ Club
Presbyterian Church
F. E. Palmer
Vinton
Seerley
Milchrist
H. H. Seerley
Iowa State Teachers College
William Milchrist
Hardin County
C. E. Greer
Eldora
H. E. Humphreys
Union
C. A. Norman
New Providence
Wilma van Dusseldorp
H. J. Metcalf
Iowa State College Extension Service
Ames
Galen Tilden
Henry Taylor
Iowa
General Federation
Ethel ‘Townes-Holmes
Des. Moines
Commission’ For the Blind
Presbyterian Church House
First Congregational Parish House
R. A. Santee
John Hallowell
Waverly
Nellie A. King
Fairbank
F. W. Berninghatsen
New Hartford
May Platt
Manchester
A. B. Hanger
Dubuque
Alita Rust
Sheffield
Miller S. Nelson
Goldfield
Iowa Woman Known Thru Work in the P I School System
Cedar Falls Oct 4 Miss May E Polly a nationally known instructor in Philippine Islands schools since 1892 visited Teachers college en route from Storm Lake to the islands. Polly traveled with seven companions from the college class of 1892 and has led educators there, famed for Spanish teaching stories used in classrooms.
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Cedar Falls
May E. Polly
Philippine Islands
Teachers College
Storm Lake
Polly
Islands
Lolling Funeral to Be Wednesday at Dumont Church
Ben Lolling who died unexpectedly Sunday after surgery for appendicitis will be buried Wednesday afternoon in the Evangelical church at Dumont Ta He was the son of Mr and Mrs Ben Loiling Sr of Dumont He leaves a widow a small child and a brother and sister survive
Nashua Man Injured After Fall at Hardware Store
Charles Dizon of Nashua sustained facial and chest injuries after failing to catch the first step while descending basement stairs at Nashua Hardware Store. He fell Sunday and was recovering in Nashua.
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Charles Dizon
Nashua Hardware Store
Arlene Goslin Breaks Wrist Twice in Trapeze Fall
In Manchester Iowa 10 year old Arlene Goslin daughter of Rudolph and Mrs Goslin fractured her right wrist previously and again Sunday while playing on a trapeze at home. The injury followed an earlier break less than a year ago.
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Manchester
Arlene Goslin
Rudolph Goslin
Medical society clinic set for Charles City
The Austin Flint Medical society will hold a clinic in Charles City on Tuesday Oct 1 with prominent physicians attending. A dinner and dance at the Country Club is planned, and H M Tolles of Chicago will speak in the evening.
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Charles City
Austin Flint Medical Society
H. M. Tolles
Chicago
Mitchell Court Has Big Docket for New Term
Parkersburg Oct term opens under Judge M F Edwards with a full docket of grand jury and other cases. Also reported Mrs William Tupper 72 died Monday with funeral set Wednesday at 2 pm. Rev A E Fish to officiate. survivors include husband and two daughters. Chris Landing bound to grand jury after Monday arrest for driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He is jailed in Charles City awaiting trial.
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Parkersburg
Tupper
William Tupper
A. E. Fish
Congregational Church
Grace Tupper
Fred Stearns
Chris Landing
Grand Jury
Charles City
Lawrence Funeral at Lawn City Church
William Lawrence funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p m in First M E church Cedar Falls. Rev W Glenn Rowley to officiate with burial in Greenwood cemetery mausoleum. Pallbearers listed as Bancroft Wright Jewell Pfeiffer Olson and Wilson.
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Cedar Falls
William Lawrence
W. Glenn Rowley
Greenwood Cemetery
J. W. Bancroft
Bert Wright
Levi Jewell
L. J. Pfeiffer
N. C. Olson
George Wilson
Waverly Couples Celebrate Joint Thirty Fifth Anniversary
Waverly Is Oct 4 Mr and Mrs F H Munger and Mr and Mrs F M Downing marked their thirty fifth wedding anniversaries on Sept 28. They married the same day at the same hour and began their honeymoon on the same train. They have lived in Waverly most of their married life. Band Benefit Betty Lou musical comedy will be staged as a band benefit Oct 24 and 25 at the high school auditorium. Orphan's Aid to Meet The Orphan's Aid society of St Paul's Lutheran church will meet Thursday Oct 6 instead of Wednesday. Cemetery Association The Ladies society of St Andrew's cemetery will meet Thurs Oct 6 at Mrs Wesley Hinman's home with Miss Jessie White and Mrs Lucy Rust assisting. Buy Millinery Store Site The Cretzmeyer Sisters have bought the millinery store building on Bremer avenue for 2400 dollars. Ikes Plant Fish in Cedar Twenty cans of young fish were released into the Cedar river last week by the Ike Walton league from state hatcheries, including pike, bass and crappies, near the Becker residence on Lovers Lane. Truck Overturns on Hill A truck driven by Mr Fardnum overturned while ascending a hill near the Hutchinson Ice Cream factory. he suffered cuts and bruises and a badly cut leg but survived.
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F. H. Munger
F. M. Downing
Betty Lou
Orphan’s Aid
Orphan's Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Cemetery Association
Ladies Society
St. Andrew’s Cemetery
Wesley Hinman
Jessie White
Lucy Rust
Cretzmeyer
Bremer Avenue
Ikes
Cedar
Cedar River
Ike Walton League
Becker
Lover's Lane
Rev H A Crumb and Family Leave La Porte Monday
Rev H A Crumb and family Harriet and Louise Anne head to Nora Springs where he will serve as pastor of the M E church. Nielsons plan to move from Jesup. Missionary society meets Wednesday at 3 at Mrs J G Frank home with Aunt Margarets Tithe playlet.
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Nora Springs
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Charity Bram
Cedar Fails
Rose Wilcox
Monticello
Opal Haven
E. M. Haven
Grant Scott
Greene
Abbie Scott
Cedar Rapids
Wirs
Edith Beatty
Waterloo
Peter White
Atlantic
Carol Bettner
Vinton
Ella Josephine Thompson
James Clendennan
Curie
Minn
Jane Smith
Nellie Rice
Alma Hackett
Tucker Brass Case Jury Disagrees
In Oelwein Iowa on October 4 the jury failed to reach a verdict in the Harry Tucker junk dealer case charged with receiving brass stolen from the Great Western railroad. They were discharged by Judge Reed, a new trial to be necessary as the term adjourned. Also notices of deaths and moves include J. S. France killed by a fall near Pittsburgh and Mrs. France and infant headed to Spokane with relatives. Dominic Manocchio to spend winter in Spokane. EB Everett under care in Rochester and Emmet Edom ill at Mercy Hospital. Nearly two and a half inches of rain fell in Oelwein Saturday night.
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Oelwein
Harry Tucker
O¢elwein
Great Western Railroad
Reed
West Union
J. S. France
Pittsburgh
France
W. E. Smith
Ellen Welsh
Zella
Spokane
Dominic Manocchio
EB. Everett
Rochester
Minn
Emmet Edom
Mercy Hospital
Pastor Transferred from Cedar Falls to Wayland Ta
Rev A F Polk pastor of the United Brethren chapel in Washington township has been transferred to Wayland Ta confirming a clerical move dated October 4 with special dispatch from Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
A. F. Polk
United Berthren
Washington Township
Wayland
Hair-Pep At Home Treatment Claims Hair Growth
Dr. Weigert presents Hair-Pep as a home scalp treatment aligned with his office methods since 1904. Each $1 bottle includes a free treatment plan promising a healthy full growth of hair in one to two weeks. Prevents Baldness Destroys Dandruff Promotes Hair Growth available at all drug stores.
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Weigert
Butler county teachers gather for fifty fourth institute
About 350 teachers and school officials attended the fifty fourth annual teachers institute in Allison leg ion opera house. Schools closed for the event as required. Forrest C Ensign discussed Young England in School and William McAndrew explained fundamentals of education with humor. He emphasized arithmetic thinking and reading as thinking exercise, noting Chicago schools now require 100 percent accuracy. Visitors were present and the Ladies Aid served dinners.
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Prof
Ensign
Parkersburg
McAndrew
Chicago
Institute
Ladies’ Aid
The
Associated Church
Dumont Guests Attend Belmond Wedding Anniversary
Dumont observers report Mrs. John Liewen and her spouse celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at Belmond on Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Will Stock and Mr. and Mrs. August Stock and Peter Lieuwen, relatives of the honoree.
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Dumont
Belmond
Bremer County Fourteenth Yearly Teachers Institute
Waverly Iowa Oct 4 The fourteenth annual teachers institute was held Monday at the high school auditorium with all county schools closed for the day teachers to receive salaries. A fine program was arranged by county superintendent Grace Beebe. Faculty included William McAn drow editor Educational Review Chicago Miss Margaret J McElroy author and reading specialist Chicago Dr E H Wandel State university Iowa City Lena B Hecker American Book Chicago Prof Ernest Ensign State University Iowa City A C Fuller Iowa State Teachers college Cedar Falls Grace E Beebe conductor.
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Waverly
Grace Beebe
William McAndrew
Educational Review
Chicago
Margaret J. McElroy
E. H. Wandel
State University
Iowa City
Lena B. Hecker
American Book Company
Ernest
Ensign
A. C. Fuller
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Grace E. Beebe
Funeral of Infant Mardel McCunniff Held at Fairbank
The four month old Mardel Marie McCunniff died Sunday of heart disease. Her funeral was held this afternoon at Immaculate Conception Church in Fairbank with Father John Halpin officiating and burial in the Catholic cemetery.
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Marie
Earl McCunniff
John Halpin
Immaculate Conception Church
Ed Schram
Thomas Levenducky
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Grove Street
Levenducky
Rayburn Hick
Fairbank Tourist Club
T. J. Elwick
E. E. Everett
Forest Street
Death of Mrs Catharina Schneider at 86 in Manchester
Mrs Catharina Schneider, 86, longtime Delaware county resident, died at her daughter Mrs William Mead's home north of Manchester Friday at 3 PM after months of heart disease. Funeral services were at the Lutheran church Monday with Rev Eugene Melchert officiating. Burial in Oakland cemetery receiving vault. interment in Ryan later when roads permit.
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Manichester
Catharina Schneider
Delaware County
William Mead
Lutheran Church
Eugene Melchert
Ryan
Oakland
All Bran touted to relieve 30 years of constipation
A testimonial from G. Weller of South San Francisco describes relief after two spoonfuls of Kellogg's All-Bran. The ad warns constipation can cause headaches vision problems and pimples and promotes All-Bran as guaranteed to relieve it with two tablespoons daily or with every meal. Kellogg's promotes 100 percent bran and recipe ideas.
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San Francisco
Cal
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Appetite Gone Then Build Rich Blood Cells With SS
An old advertisement urges restoring appetite and vitality by consuming SS 8.8.8. It promises renewed hunger and strength, comparing happy mealtimes to the current malaise of losing interest in food and feeling unwell after small bites.
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S.S
Nature
Waverly Lutheran Church Observes Mission Festival
Waverly Ill Oct 4 St Pauls Lutheran church held its annual mission festival with morning services led by Rev George Krueger Clinton Ia a former Bremer county boy The afternoon service conducted in German was led by Pastor FP Braun Hudson Ia treasurer of the board of foreign missions Iowa synod who spoke on New Guinea field Evening speaker Pastor Adix Sa Port City Ia presented home missions Large congregations attended all services.
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Waverly
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
George Krueger
Clinton
Bremer County
Board of Foreign Missions
Iowa Synod
FP. Braun
Hudson
New Guinea
Adix
Sa’ Porte City
Roads About Horton in Poor Condition
Horton Indiana reports two weeks of heavy rains leaving roads in poor condition. Numerous cars have veered into ditches and several have overturned. Local disturbance includes reports of sheep killed by dogs on Will Dietz and T Hicks properties. Ed Seibert of Cedar Rapids visited his brother Charles here after 13 years. A two year old, Donald Lund, choked on a popcorn kernel but help could not dislodge it.
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Will Dietz
T. Hicks
Ed Seibert
Cedar Rapids
Charles
Donald
Tony Lund
Injuries Prove Fatal After Race Crash
Francis Woods, 21, died from injuries suffered when his racing car crashed into a tree after steering gear broke at the Jasper County fair on September 20 in Newton Iowa.
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Newton
Jasper County Fair
Francis Woods
Farm Bureau Unifies For Agricultural Aid Across Iowa
In an Iowa spread across 50 counties, the Farm Bureau launches a major organization movement led by President Charles J. Hearst aimed at a permanent pro agriculture policy. The plan includes pushing agricultural legislation in Washington, expanding boys and girls club work, improving farm homes and rural life, and expanding tax study efforts with Orie W. Beeler guiding the state effort. Township teams organize campaigns as county efforts begin.
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Dee Moines
Farm’ Bureau
Iowa
Charles J. Hearst
Washington
Orie W. Beeler
State Federation
Waverly Man Recovers After Near Electrocution
Waverly Iowa October 4 H J Smith a painter living about a mile southeast of the city narrowly escaped death Friday last when he grasped a live wire while installing radio wires. He was knocked to the ground and remained unconscious for several hours a physician gave first aid and it is thought he will soon be all right with no lasting effects.
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Waverly
H. J. Smith
Mr. Smith
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