HALLOWE'EN PARTY AT KING'S KORNER CEDAR RIVER
Phyllis club members and their husbands enjoyed a Hallowe'en party at the bungalow of Mgr. and Mrs. Frank King in Cedar River park. The room featured pumpkins and Jack lanterns. a seven o clock dinner led to five hundred, with Roy Sinnard and F. C. Fish winning top prizes. Vocal solos and piano numbers complemented the evening.
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Phyllis Club
Hallowe'en
Mgr
Frank King
King’s Korner
Cedar River Park
Roy Sinnard
F. C. Fish
George Wood
Ocea Carney
McCarty
Aeconomias
F. N. Rogers
EM. ‘Rittenhouse
Acco Nomia Club
South Street
Rogers
Wayne Jenkins
Omaha
Paneg
Los Angeles
Cal
Acco Nomias
LA Lomita Club
Ray Lewis
G. H. Wood
Marjorie O'Keefe
Mulberry Street
Gensavieve Golinvaux
Roger Miller
Charlotte Lamb
Lucile Brunner
Genevieve Cleary
Celeste Miller
Helen, O'Keefe
Ray Driscoll
LaPorte
Halloween social and church events announced in Seash hall and Ben Hur
Announcement lists multiple Halloween events in Seash hall and Gerard court in Ben Hur with dates Monday Oct 31, plus a chicken pie supper at Sacred Heart church, rummage sale at First Congregational, and a public sale Nov 22 on John Sass farm. Also mentions Girls Opportunity Club meetings with Miss Duren and Mrs. Mickley address details and a reminder about the Western Silo Manufacturers meeting in Des Moines.
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Melchair Court
Ben Hur
Seash Hall
Girls’ Opportunity Club
First Congregational Church
Gerard Court
John Sass
Bennington Township
Sass
H. C. Schultz
The
Commercial National Bank
Denver
J. J. Hall
Town Tank & Silo Company
Dés Moines
Western Silo Manufacturers’ Association
W. W. Marsh Heads New Dairy Breeders Association
A new national body, the National Dairy Cattle Breeders association, was formed in Chicago. Wilbur W. Marsh of Waterloo was elected president with R. B. Smith of Chicago as secretary and R. B. Young of Buffalo Center as treasurer. Members span the United States and Canada, aiming to standardize herds and promote sanitary dairy practices.
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National
Dairy Cattle Breeders' Association
Chicago
Wilbur W. Marsh
Waterloo
United States
Canada
R. B. Smith
R. B. Young
Buffalo Center
Bacon Special to Run Through Iowa After Election
A Rock Island Bacon Special train is planned to pass through Cedar Falls and Waterloo in the Cedar Rapids division, with Cedar Falls scheduled around 12:30 to 1:00 pm and a date after the election. The train aims to educate on hog raising and bacon yield, reflecting railroad efforts on farm resources and agricultural literacy.
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Rock Island
Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
C. F. Hayes
Frank B. Miller
Cedar Falls National Bank
W. H. Givens
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Lines
F. B. Miller
Towa
W. H
Steamer Crown Prince Wrecks Off Cuban Coast
The steamer Crown Prince carrying coffee, valued at more than a million dollars, was wrecked off the western coast of Cuba on October 16. All aboard were rescued, and the ship is a total loss.
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New Orleans
Cuba
Operation on Myra Dietz for Abscess
An operation for a kidney abscess was performed on Myra Dietz at St. Josephs hospital Ashland Wisconsin near noon yesterday. The abscess followed a bullet wound inflicted by deputy sheriffs during the Cameron Dam defense incident.
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Ashland
Wits
Myra Dietz
Cameron Dam
St. Joseph's Hospital
Will Finish Rate Hearing By Night
Chicago Oct 29 shippers finished direct testimony in the rate hearing and railroads began rebuttal evidence. It was expected the hearing would be finished by night, marking a wrap on the session in progress.
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Chicago
United Brethren to Preach in Calvary Edifice Waterloo
Rev. 2 B Graves arrives to lead United Brethren congregation in Waterloo. He will preach first sermon at the Calvary Baptist edifice at Fourth and Allen Streets, as negotiations to purchase the property near completion. Graves plans to relocate his family from Lisbon, Iowa, and will stay briefly to assist in moving.
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2. B. Graves
United Brethren Church
Waterloo
City
Calvary Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Calvary Baptist
United Brethren
Fourth and
Allen Streets
Allen Street
Graves
Lisbon
Earl
Neva
Toledo
D. W. Bovee
General Markets and Hog Cattle Sheep Prices at Chicago
Lamson Bros. & Co. report estimated receipts for hogs cattle and sheep in Chicago with prices for hogs mixed and butcher grades about 7.90 to 8.90 and a steady close. cattle markets show weakness with Texas and Western steers and calves. sheep prices mix native and western lambs with ranges around 4.00 to 7.10. Includes cash wheat corn oats bids and New York stock movers and Waterloo grain prices.
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Chicago
Oet
Togato
Waterloo
Waterlooo
Kansas
Wellington
Na May Evere
Night school to resume in East Waterloo with new departments
The East Waterloo board announces night classes return, offering Tuesday and Thursday sessions at 7 pm. New departments include stenography, bookkeeping, furniture making, drawing, English, cooking, German, and more with instructors named. Fees are $1 per month for two classes or 75 cents weekly for smaller groups, open to those unable to attend day school.
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East Waterloo
Board of Education
P. E. Ritz
M. J. Edwards
N. J. Hill
A. J. Strong
M. B. Cleveland
Cora E. Gray
Katherine TL. Lucey
Emma Roemer
Adalyne Artz
W. L. McDiarmid
New York Bank Statement Shows Significant Drops
The New York bank statement reports a decline in loans by 6.1 million, deposits down 38.99 million, and reserves down 3.58 million. Surplus and other deposits also fell, with exit U 5S deposits decreasing by 336 thousand.
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New York
Regular pastor at Linden Chapel planned after meeting
A movement seeks a regular pastor for Linden chapel, previously served by several ministers. A meeting is set for next Wednesday with plans to decide. St Pauls Methodist choir will provide music and Rev T M Evans of Cedaral ls district will attend, likely joined by Rev George B Shoemaker. Community hopes to support a steady pastor, possibly from the Methodist faith.
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Linden Chapel
St. Paul's
George B. Shoemaker
Linden Place
Postpone Action On I C Officials
Chicago October 25 The court action on the writ of habeas corpus sought by Frank B Harriman John M Taylor and Charles E Wing former Illinois Central officials and defendants in the car repair pratt case was postponed for one week by consent of both sides
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Chicago
Frank B. Harriman
John M. Taylor
Charles FE. Hwing
Tilinous Central
Pratt
Railroad Men Expect 10 Vote In Waterloo Election
Over half of Waterloo registration is by newcomers as railroad workers plan to vote. Hundreds visited registration sites over two days while many newcomers, residents who never voted, make up a large portion of the 803 city total. One more day to register, with Saturday, Nov. 5, the final window for those unable previously to register.
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Waterloo
Banke
Fourth Ward
$50,000,000 Loan to China Authorized
Pekin officials announce an edict authorizing a proposed loan of 60 million dollars from an American financier group. A 5.45 percent bond issue at 95 will back the loan, with about 35 million and possibly 10 million directed to Manchuria industrial improvements and currency reform projects.
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Pekin
Manchuria
Four Die In Pisgah Store House Fire In Maryland
Four persons perished in an early morning blaze that gutted the combined storehouse and dwelling of T. M. Carpenter in Pisgah Maryland. The fire's origin remains unknown as investigators tour the scene.
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LaPorte
Maryland
T. M. Carpenter
Pisgah
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Deborah Society
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D. C. Bandfield
Biath Street
T. M. Watts
H. M. Reed
Ellis
B. F. Blocklinger
BE. A. Blocklinger
Francisco
GH. Vining
Kansas City
F. Stevenson
Iowa Street
E. A. Blocklinger
San J Francisco
C. O. Balliett
Franklin Street
Higgins
G. H. Vining
Home Mission
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C. A. Beriguson
Jutta Carey
W.C. White
George Ferguson
J. A. Gary
B. A. Blocklinger
San Francisco
EF. ¥. Stevenson
Webster Party
Edith Muniger
Gary
Girls' Friendly Society
Ess
Entertainments. Ie
O. F. Fenton
George Meffert
Saxon Street
Blue Efrele
H. O. Hollis
Mavis Mack
Walnut Street
Marjorie Taylor
Betha Powers
Zelma Ellison
Avon Jameson
Frances Kober
George Teepel
Marguerite Ladage
Ruth McCord
Teeple
Lafayette Street
Stella Crotty
James Starr
Washington Street
Lille Anderson
Starr
Rosener
Mrs. Coity
Tabernacle
Ladies of the Sacred Heart Church
K. P. Hall
M. A. Elwood
Spirilla
Commercial St
Browning Club
Verna Tlalowell
Miss Duren
Ladies’ Industrial Society
H. W. Hammond
J. B. Ridenour
Christ Episcopal Church
Fourth Street East
W. W. Marsh
High Place
National Dairy
Cattle Breeders' Assn
Rock Island Road
Washington
Secret Service
First National Bank of
Portland
Oregon
Creston
Evening Press
Sherry Fry
Creaston
France
New York City
Tabernace
U. B. Society
1. O. Graves II
Fourth Streets
R. EH. Graves
Lamson Bros. & Co
Chicago Board of Trade
Marsh-Place Building
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Ort
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Stock Exchange
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Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Verie
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Ngs
East Waterloo Schools
Bally
I. C
North Waterloo
China
J. W. Turtle
W. 5Th St
Des Moines
Waterloo College of
R. E. Eklund
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