Community Notes Highlight Local Movements and Social Events
Mrs. D S Wright returns from Yankton to Cedar Falls with daughter Ruth who will stay until Thanksgiving then resume at Yankton College. B A society hosts Hallowe en party at Sans Souci park hotel Waterloo. Thomas Murray family moves to J WW Paulger residence Franklin and Fifth. Yeoman lodge invited to Water loo Hallowe en social and banquet. Mrs J H Van Dyke hosts Harmony Club on Washington. Giles Leversee returns from Wheatland N D. Grocers ship Minnesota potatoes. Zoe Horman visits parents from Parker burg. Weisbard returns from Estherville. J C R R completes bridge bottom across the TACe. Picnic at 5 30 serves farewell to Mrs Nora Woodis croft. Old students visiting for Teachers and Grinnell game. A J Marish family from Voorhees Indiana visits. Gilbert Gunderson of Bradgate Iowa also present. A new restaurant opens on 2nd street by a man from Atlantic Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
D. S. Wright
Yankton
S. D
Ruth
Congregational College
B. A. Society of the Teachers’ College
Sans Souci Park Hotel
Waterloo
Yeoman Lodge
Hallowe'en
J. H. van Dyke
Harmony Club
Washington Street
Minnesota
Zoe Horman
Parkersburg
Fd Weisbard
Estherville
Grinnell
A. J. Marish
Voorhees, Ja
J. M. Beyers
Gilbert Gunderson
Bradgate
2Nd Street
Atlantic
Iowa
State Teachers Best Grinnell Gridiron Upset at College Field
Grinnell football loses to Iowa State Teachers 12 to 7 in a hard fought game on College field. First win for the local school over Grinnell since 1909 prompts a citywide celebration with a bonfire and speeches. A halftime vaudeville skit by substitutes and a dramatic dash for the end zone by a Grinnell player sparked the tense afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Grinnell
College Field
West Twenty-second Street
Dedication of Greenwood Cemetery Mausoleum Draws Crowd
A large crowd attended the dedication of the new mausoleum at Greenwood cemetery. The program included piano solo by Prof. George Samson and a dedication address by Rev. O H Holmes. The building, feet long and 30 feet through the chapel, is concrete and steel coated with blue Bedford stone. It houses 24 niches, tombs, and private compartments, with a chapel and receiving vault for public use. An endowment fund is held by the City of Cedar Falls for maintenance. Construction ran Oct 4 1912 to Oct 4 1918, costing 30000. Dus Mrs. George Dick hosts RB P BE QO tonight, with Wagner study led by Lillian Lambert. The Congregational church group meets next Monday with Dr. F L VanDerveer to discuss the new currency bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Cemetery
Aliano Solo
George Samson
Jit
Auartette
Ase
G. Dubbert
Jennie Mitac
John L. Conrad
Leo BH
Panthers
A. W. Caul
Vinton
ML FL Arey
O. H. Holmes
M. J. van Tilburg
W. Ho Merner
J. W. Holland
Mgr. van Tilburg
Colorado
Cedar Falls
Farmer Fred Meyer Hurt In Illness And Surgery
Fred Meyer a young farmer four miles east of Waverly suffered a serious accident last week after a minor knife wound. While husking corn he became ill and collapsing pain led to hospitalization at Mercy hospital where the injured limb was operated on. He is recovering and soon may be sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Fred Meyer
Mercy Hospital
Meyer
F. J. Sager
Fannie Guiney
Tripoli
R. R. Watkins
Herb Murray
Illinois
Dorothy Grawe
Nora. Springs High School
Negro Arraigned After Assault On Inspector
Paul Manuel, colored, faces arraignment before Police Judge J. H. Meyers on a charge of assault with intent to commit great bodily injury. He was arrested Sunday on information filed by J. P. Harris, airbrake inspector at the Illinois Central shops. Harris says Manuel struck him with a grease scraper, cutting near the left eye. Manuel claims he had no scraper and did not use one. Harris testified in police court but the hearing was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Manuel
J. H. Meyers
J. P. Harris
Ilinois Central
Manuel
Roundhouse
Harris
Brooklyn Girl Recovers Strength With Vinol Treatment
Grace D. Lamb of Brooklyn New York reports she was run down and sleepless from back pain. After using Vinol she slept better gained appetite and felt strong again after three bottles. The medicine is praised for blood building tonicity and lack of gin with a pleasant taste. Wang er Bros Co druggists Watertown New York endorses refund if expectations not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace D. Lamb
Brooklyn
N. Y
Vinci
Wanger Bros. Co
Waterton
Pratt Food Co Poultry Exhibit Dominates Hagerstown Show
In Hagerstown Maryland last week the Great Hagerstown poultry show drew a large display of birds. Pratt Food Co Morton Pennsylvania exhibited top prizes with Rose Comb Black Minorcas White Plymouth Rocks and White Wyandottes sweeping categories along with best Pekin drake and duck. The Pratt experiment station at Morton offered free information on poultry rising and invited inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Pratt Food Co
Panaciera
Morton, Psy
Slays in Fight Over One Cigar at Knoxville
A brutal Marion county murder in Knoxville leaves one man dead and another gravely wounded after an altercation over a cigar. Ellis Stenson shot through a window, wounding a man inside, while Sheriff Cornkhite jailed him. A second victim likely faces death. a Pythias lodge meeting is announced locally that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Marion County
Dallas
Ellis Stenson
Stenson
Stetson
Ain
Cornkhite
Stensen
Pyeull
Promotion for manager of Boo Evans Plano Co of Waterloo
A scrambled notice reports a promotion for the manager of Boo Evans Plano Co in Waterloo. Disjointed lines reference move to Chicago, a meeting of directors, and changes in leadership affecting the Waterloo branch and related operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOO. Evans Plano CO
Waterloo
Ata Dipeetors
Eyans Piang Co
Chicago
Ware
Civeiae
Priest Declares War Should End Amid Greek Turkish Tension
A Motine HK priest Rev Sophronios Karapiperie urges Greece to develop territories under Christian rule and seeks unity between Greeks and Turks. He cites Ottoman insults, recalls homeland pride, and criticizes current policy as he travels through the United States to discuss resolving the Greco Turkish clash. In other news, Ralph DePalma and Joe Thinsden cited as top drivers. a Chinatown scene unfolds with varied performances. Quintard arrested after shoplifting in Westfield as authorities pursue stolen items case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophronios Karapiperie
Greets Orthodos
Motine
Walthhoo
Mike Lomebes
Greene
Tarvkey
Aravapiperie
United State
Ida
Ant Tong
Tia
America
Jae Podem Owen
Licensed to Wed. Waterloo workers in Massachusetts earn varied wages
Five pericultural schools in Massachusetts employed twenty five youths in part time agricultural work last year. Two earned more than 60 dollars, twelve earned over 200 dollars, and three earned less than 100 dollars, with Tarn produce cited. Names listed include Ags Pekar Antonie Tlapakova Max Faeuhartz and Petel Schrier, all from Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ags Pekar
Waterloo
Antonie Tlapakova
Max Faeuhartz
Petel Schrier
Massachusetts
Stole Valuable Poorks on Quathrtard Arraigned in Court
An arraignment occurred in Holos Court on a charge of theft involving valuable Poorks identified as Poork theft case details unclear due to OCR errors. The defendant faced charges and legal proceedings underway in Holos.
Reconstruction of a church service summary
A garbled report describes a religious gathering led by Reverend Bo Weiner at a Kadanel Evangelical church. It mentions evening services, preaching on personal gospel, and appeals for private prayers and opportunities.
Nature Remedies for Disease in Olden Times
Fall family medicine chests stocked with roots and barks like pennyroyal clove blossoms thoroughwort wormwood and meadowsweets. Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound widely produced from herbs claimed to ease tomato illness through decades of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilead
Lydia i
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Lawn City
Thomas Murray
Clay and
Fifth Streets
J. WW. Paulger
Franklin and
Giles Leversee
Wheatland, N. D
Nora Woodiscroft
George Dick
P. BE. QO
Normal Street
Lillian Lambert
Wagner
Brotherhood of the Congregational Church
F. L. VanDerveer
Franklin Street
S. Gilkey
Roger Leavitt
Waverly Daily Dispatch
Hilda Hayes
Waterloo Evening Courier
E. Jefferson St
Geo. F. Hunt
East Bremer Ave
Clara Croys
Horton
Waverly Friends
C. C. Trott
Prof
Griffith
Mildred
Dorothy Dettmer
Chas. Lowder
Dows
Merrill Saylor
Dumont
Clyde Andrews
Fred Warneke
W. W. Getts
Merle
S. A. van Samn
Dubuque
Harry Gilbert
C. Birum
Osage
Chas. Selbig
Long Beach
Cal
L. Selbig
Carl Rohrson
Klinger
C. W. Tyrrell
Gertrude Tyrrell of
Clation
Mollie Crance
Janesville
Negro Augaults
Inspector
Helmet
St. Inwitches
Pythias
Os Oelock
RL of P
Hotmet Lodge
McBuarney
Nem
Express
Visth
Heleni¢e Goverment Cagdit
Spire
Patriarchad
ADP Punee
Ralph Ash
Wink Sheaw
Shaw
Ralph DePalma
Joo Thinsen
Harry Thaw
Canada
Pier Tienlar
Chinatown
Cromwell
Bob Yg
Tedr
Stead Dixent
Eharson
Cor Ody
Ami
Quintard
J. FP. Mesure
Westfield
Weiner
Bari
Nature
Wilson & Jaggar
Kepe
Rock Island
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