Local residents visit Urbana and surrounding towns
Mrs Blanche Buckley of Rowley and Mr and Mrs James Ketterman visited Urbana with relatives. C W Chambers of Waterloo and H E O Neal and family were in town. Leslie Peyton moved to his uncle's farm near Walke. D N Lane bought F W Burrell's house. Frank Kuhn sold farmland to buyers from Wiekerton and they moved to town. Church furnace work at MoE. N I Dvillingh moved from Waterloo. D Ferguson repairs his recently purchased house with a cement block foundation. Urban lecture course to open November 7 in the opera house. Additional notes on local social visits and travel to Cedar Rapids and Minnesota.
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Urbana
Blanche Buckley
Rowley
James Ketterman
C. W. Chambers
Waterloo
Leslie Peyton
Walke
D. N
Lane
F. W. Burrell
FL O'Neal
H. E. O'Neal
Frank Kuhn
Wiekerton
Moe
N. I. Dvillingh
Watterloo
Meod. Phelps
Kene Reach
Cal
I. T. Heath
Schenth
Risteis
D. Ferguson
Amist
Dt. Fle
Opera House
E. Wheeler
Burrell
Win. Wheeler
Sane
Minnes
Ss. C. Titus
George Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Nite Fisher
Mt. Auburn
Roscoe Cumberland
H. FE. O'Neal
Brandon
Sal
Free Pain Plaster Offer From Neow Plasters
An advertisement promotes NINGHAM S Wonderful New Plasters for pains and aches with a free 25¢ or 50¢ package. It claims rapid relief for backache kidney trouble rheumatic pains and more and urges readers to fill the coupon and request the plaster by mail. An old storefront address is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
Wangler Ibrae
Wangler Bros. Co
East Fourth Street
Waterloo
Iowa
Goblin Feast Leads Florence and Nicholas astray
Florence and Nicholas follow a goblin to a magical grove where trees bear edible treats from sandwiches to candy and ice cream. After feasting they awaken in danger, and a rabbit warns of a dangerous sleep that could turn them into rock or tree. Nicholas narrowly rescues Florence and they return home hungry but safe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence
Nicholas
Wii
Gollins
Florener
Geblins
Tim
Mlorenes
Shey
Tyda
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
New York City
Tomorrow's Story
Dunkerton Methodist Activities Highlight Community Spirit
The Dunkerton church notes show strong lay involvement with the parsonage funding, a $189 bazaar surplus by the Ladies Aid, and a lively Epworth league banquet featuring Haworth leaguers from Fairbank. Sunday services are listed with classes, and recent library books from Des Moines are available to all readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Aldsoriety
Epworth League
Haworth
Fairbank
Epworth
Brotherhood
B. W. Magee
Dabuane
Lamont
Ladies’ Aid Society
Des Moines
Evangelist McNay to Lecture Here in Waterloo
Evangelist G I McNay of New York City who recently relocated to Waterloo to lead Seventh day Adventist work has announced arrangements for holding a lecture series in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.I. McNay
New York City
Waterloo
Woman Falls Through Platform On Rock Island Train
In Cedar Rapids Illinois Oct 30 Mrs Johanna Hermann of Chicago was walking through the vestibule of Rock Island passenger train No 62 while the train stood at the union depot when railroad men opened the train door and she fell through the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids, Ta
Johanna Hermann
Chicago
Rock Island
Union Depot
Cedar Rapids
Mrs Hermann Falls From Ves tibule to Track Platform
Mrs Hermann fell from the ves tibule to the track platform and sustained bruises on the head and body. A colored porter caught her, saving her from more serious injuries.
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Hermann
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A. Fretman
Dixon, MI
Manua, Wistner
Third Street West
Ory
Matt and
Jeff
Bud” Fisher
Jefk
SIR Town
Toogan
Park Avenue
Commercial Street
McNay
J.C. Clemens
Lafayette Street
Pe‘ries
Church News OF
M’nay
Plica
Keertat Dinaraag
Immons
Indianola
Towa
Airichy
Clement
de Rolfe
Dr. Clement
Red
Depot
FL Simmons
Bint
Hia Reptx
Simmons
Mrs. Hermann
Kitty
Henrietta
Margaret
Waverly
Carl Blum
Waterloo Hardware Co
N. J. Berkley
Sixth and
Jefferson Streets
Geo. Freek
W.H. Hartman Co
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