West High Triumphs In Narrow Battle Over Cedar Falls 77
West High defeated Cedar Falls 77 in a hard fought afternoon game at West High field. Forward passes and steady defense carried West High with key plays by Walker, Glasener, Spiker, and Cotter. Captain Tom Brown led Cedar Falls, but West High's offense sealed the win with two touchdowns in the later periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Cedar Falls
Rators
Athhe
Fred McClain
L. A
Tracey Glasener
Ierle
Tonitstahke
Walker
Curtis
Glasener
Spiker
Etter
Scrogey
Tom Brown
Bunny Bansen
Freraes
Althouse
Davis
Cotter
Secon
Knolls
Hanser Chapman
Damae
Chapman
Coal
Hansel Chapman
Glasher
Spi
Thewest High
Hansen
Brown
T. Brown
Rausch
Glaseper
The
Oval
Hauser
Cedar Malls
West Hi
Dart
Venter
Gollingvaux
Koveter
Waterlooo Sportmen Have Fine Time
Campbell and James Carson returned this morning from a duck shoot at Rice Lake near Albert Lea Minnesota. They brought a bag of fifty two ducks including red heads mallards and blue bills with spoiling spoon bills pintails and lesser scaups. The lakes are alive with birds and about seventy five hunters at the lakes yesterday killed four to five thousand ducks. Decoys are fed little the shooting was mostly overhead shots from four pass requiring large shot and more skill. The state plants wild celery and rice in the lakes each season to attract birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
James Carson
Rive Lake
Albert Lea
jMinn
East High Falls to Cedar Rapids Eleven in Gripping Contest
East High lost a hard fought game at Cedar River Park as Cedar Rapids toppled Waterloo 19 to 0. Dick Rath starred for East High while Ned Kearney and Lemison stood out for Cedar Rapids in a contest featuring two scorers and heavy line play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Cedar River Park
Cedar Rapids
Bust High
Dick Rath
Cast High
Waterloo
Nearney
Rath
Kee West High
Kal‘tenback
Kearney
Frank
Waterloo J
Lamress
Jefts
Lemison
Mayes
Une
Mares
Ioo
Water Inn
Roth
T. Rath
Watterson
Waterson
Kiburz
Tallowe
West High and East High Prepare for Next Games
West High football coach McClain shifts focus to North Des Moines while Whiteside’s East High awaits a less daunting Waverly test. Both teams earned glory last Saturday as Cedar Falls and a strong Cedar River park program kept pace, and local athletes faced a slate of upcoming contests toward Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClain
West High
North Des Moines
Whiteside
Gladiators
Waverly
East High
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Cedar River Park
Bremer County
Iowa Falls
Saturday Football Results High Schools and Colleges
Grinnell West Des Moines 31 Grinnell 0 and multiple regional scores list wins for Waterloo West over Cedar Falls 20 to 7 East Waterloo 19 6 Oskaloosa 13 Fairfield 11 Iowa City 70 Newton 0 Creston 34 Atlantic 9 Hampton 30 Mason City 0 Ida Grove 6 Le Mars 0 Dubuque Davenport 32 Dubuque 0 Burlington 18 Fort Madison 0 Western colleges Ames 13 Missouri 21 Northwestern 6 Madison Wisconsin 7 Indianapolis Ohio 0 Chicago 6 Purdue 0 Minneapolis 30 North Dakota 4 Omaha Creighton 8 Belque 0 Sioux Falls 42 Denver 0 Manhattan 26 Kansas State 0 Lincoln 7 Haskell 6 Dubuque St Joseph 78 Keewatin Eastern Colleges Princeton 6 Princeton 0 Philadelphia Penn 7 Carlisle 7 Cambridge Harvard 29 Penn State 0 Ithaca Pittsburgh 20 Cornell 6 Annapolis Navy 76 Maryland Aggies 0 Nashville Michigan 33 Vanderbilt 2 West Point Army 2 Tufts 0 Hartford Colgate 6 Trinity 0 New Haven Yale 0 Washington Jefferson 0
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
West Des Moines
Waterloo
West Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
East Waterloo
Oskaloosa
Fairfield
Iowa City
Newton
Creston
Atlantic
Hampton
Mason Clirk
Ida Grove
le Mars
Dubuque
Davenport
Burlington
Fort Madison
Western Colleges
Annles
Missouri
Ames
Evanston
Iowa
Northwestern
Madison
Michigan
Aggies
Wisconsin
Indianapolis
Minois
Chicago
Purdue
Minneapolis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Onaha
Creighton
Belque
Astern Colleges
Princeton
Dartmouth
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Carlisle
Cambridge
Harvard
Penn State
University of Pittsburgh
Cornel
Annapolis
Navy
Maryland Aggies
Nashville
Vanderbilt
West Point
Army
Tufts
Hartford
Colgate
Trinity
New Haven
Yale
Washington and Jefferson
Winthrop Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Frank Hearn and wife visited Mt. Vernon for an over Sunday stay at the A. A. EL Marley home. Miss Merva Hines of Masonville toured Frank Kinney’s place north of town. Mr. and Mrs. Orie Masters of Maynard joined relatives in the home of Mrs. Masters’ sister, Mrs. Robert Clark, for a weekend gathering. Will Hoskyn and two children of Arlington visited the OKLA Danlan and Rev. Baker homes. Neilie Reidy visited friends in Independence, and Ida Nibeck stayed with her daughter Mrs. Klotzback in Independence. Lewis Rose and wife of Independence also mentioned in notes.
Wisconsin aunt attends nephew John Eddy's funeral
Mrs Heasie Baird visits in Wisconsin for her nephew John Eddy's funeral. She returns to Alden after three weeks with her parents John Mulford and his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
John Eddy
Heasie Baird
Alden
John Mulford
Auction Enables Cook to Buy Ed Ackerson Residence
New Hartford reports A A Cook purchased the Ed Ackerson residence for 1026 dollars at a weekend auction. Local social notes include Mr. and Mrs. George M Brown of Webster City after their Waterloo wedding, visits from Jesse Farnsworth and Eliza Farnworth, D Farnsworths of Plainfield visiting R L Farnsworth, Sadie Garton of Waterloo visiting the Ward home, Rosa Reid of Parkersburg stopping by friends, Leo Marson of Oskaloosa visiting Gee Carson's parents, and the death of Judson Allen prompting D L Ranney and wife to Iowa Falls. Also noted are OBE chapter events in Council Bluffs and trips by Hobt Van Gelder and wife to see daughters Julis Moore in David, S.E., and Phoebe Stevens in Alexander, Ta.
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New Hartford
A. A. Cook
Ed Ackerson
Geo. M. Brown
Webster City
Waterloo
K. J. Jimmerson
Brown
Daisy Sweazey
Jesse Farnsworth
Eliza Farnworth
D. Farnsworth
Plainfield
R. L Farnsworth
Sadie Garton
H. Ward
Rosa Reid
Parkersburg
Leo Marson
Oskloosa
Gee. Carson
D. L. Ranney
Iowa Falls
Judson Allen
Carrie Dunham
W. M
O. BE
Council Bluffs
Hobt. van Gelder
Julis Moore
David, Se
Phoebe Stevens
Alexander, Ta
Caution Against Sedative Cough Medicines Claim
An advisory warning against using cough medicines with codesine morphine heroin and other sedatives. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the proper expectorant to clear germs and prevent pneumonia, claiming no morphine or sedative and noting its worldwide reputation and general availability.
Local Notes from Eagle Center and Surrounding Towns
Miss Pa uence Morgan of Dubuque returned home after a visit to relatives in Eagle Center. Waterloo caller Thomas Barker visited the area last Friday. Thomas Conry, Peter Beck, and Philip Beck attended the Elks banquet in Waterloo Saturday. A large turnout from the vicinity attended the fall festival at Traer last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Peter Helter visited La Porte on Sunday to see their daughter Mrs Fred Rosauer. Miss Alice Connelly left for Bancroft to spend the winter with friends. The Ladies Home Circle met with Mrs Hebn Heinz last Thursday afternoon. Mrs Peter Beck spent several days in the week.
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KE. Howe
Bernard Diggons
Waterloo
Doctor Housholder
Guauque
Henry Meyer
Coshocton
Ohio
Ula Payne
Dubuque
George Hubb
Ernest Hose
Earlville
Donald Hearn
Glenn Mulford
Independence
Wayne Hasbrouck
Hazleton
Wm. Yeager
Mart Gucher
Kate Boynton
Strawberry Point
T. W. Bucher
W. W. Bucher
Farley
Edgar Brintnall
Morrie Mellen
Edgewood
Roy Ross
Clarion
Marcus Dunlap
Florence Cory
Nebraska
Irena Peterson
A. Peterson
Morris Maroney
Barlville
Ethel Williams
Mary Shine
William Copeland
Lake Wilson, Minn
Albert Copeland
Mildred Metcalf
Chicago
O. J. Metcalf
Nellie Brown
Frankfort
James McKay
William Payne
George Guthrie
Portland
Ore
Gordon Guthrie
A. W. Norman
Wayne Norman
Mildred Galliart
Maude Dennie
Jesup
Campbell
John Crosby
George Eddy
Minneapolis
John Eddy
Fremont Township
Winthrop
Newberg
Harvey
Arthur
Delbert
Alice McFadden
Rolla
George
Minn
Whitney Church
Whitney
Berklow
Geneva Lake
Eagle Center
Pauience Morgan
Thomas Barker
Mesars
Thomas Conry
Peter
Philip Beck
Traer
Peter Helter
la Porte
Fred Rosauer
Alice Connelly
Bancroft
Ladies’ Home Circle Club
Hebn Heinz
Peter Beck
Local social and note items from Waterloo region
Moesers Walter Conry and Louis Weber traveled to Kansas City Sunday to purchase cattle. Mrs James Cassen visited her parents Mr and Mrs James Gifford in Waterloo. Residents attended a Voorhies dance Wednesday night. Miss Kate McGarvey visits Cedar Rapids and Monticello. Mrs Peter Broomschenkle returns from visiting her parents in Wineis. Leo Caney of Dysart was here Thursday. A rummage sale at the First Presbyterian Church basement East Park Ave on Tuesday Oct 28 starting at 9 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Moesers
Walter Conry
Louis Weber
Kansas City
James Cassen
James Gifford
St Voorhies
Kate McGarvey
Cedar Rapids
Monthe
Peter Broomschenkle
Wineis
Leo Caney
Dysart
First Presbyterian Church
East Park Ave
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Westhigh
Scerogey
Bo Brown
Tansenmikde
We High
Hanset
Teain
Forass
Powers
Tom Browne
West Hixth
Gregg
Ty Brown
Ingall
Cole
H. W. Sigworth
Russell Lamson
Rio Comrier
Great Canal
Panama
J. Abbe
Canal Jn
SPA
Panara
TaAya
CEDAR
Visitors
Dick Kath
Bast Hich
Crammer
Lindehof
Shenwood
Lager
Becker
Aven
Griffins
Reeds
Lemisons
Casey
Ristine
Slacum
Kibnry
Refores
Perrine
Leeper
Cedar Palla
West Agh
DES Moines
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Denver
Manhattan
Kansas University
Kansas State College
Lincoln
Haskell
St. Joseph
Keewantin E
Anoka
Ford
Ong Mefcollar
Coliseum
International Amphitheatre
Union Stock Yards
Illinois Central
H. J. Phelps
Kimball’s Laundry
A. J. Busby
Mer
Tel
Fane.gorrell Stock CO
Barclay
Samson
Wilbert Shallenberger
Oakwood Bird
Hotel Ellis
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Bombay
Colombo
India
Holy Land
Egypt
Europe
Asia
Africa
U. S. Cleveland
New York
West India
Powers Canal
Hamburg
West Randolph St
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge St
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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