Iowa divisions honor veterans auxiliary gala in Waterloo
Society news notes a gathering of Iowa division officers and about 100 patriotic members from Waterloo Iowa Falls and Independence at Memorial Hall. Mrs Ethel Snodgrass presided with officers and guests entering to bright colors and harp music. Entertainment included vocal and instrumental numbers and readings with talks by division leaders and a variety of club representatives.
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Iowa
Hineal Memorial Hall
Waterloo
Iowa Falls
Independence
Ethel Snodgrass
Welia Kester
Gertrude Wright
Farrier
Helen Hastman
Effie Carrier
Independ‘atos
Gussie van Ettan
Mae Walker
Lilie Norris
Winnie Houck
Airs Re Serr
Henry le “Crowell
Towa Falls Girls Announce Dates of Their Weddings
Two weddings announced of local interest. Miss Mayhert Hall will wed Perrill C. Creamer of Chicago on Sept 6. Miss Gertrude Elliott will marry Dr. William H. Brown of Benton Michigan on Oct 11. Ralph Lerch and wife arrived from Osage Iowa after their marriage at the Dunda home. Lerch succeeds his father in Freeport business.
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Nowa Falls
Mayhert. Hall
Perrill C. ‘Creamer
Chicago
Ball
W. H. Hall
Gertrude Eliott
William HB. Brown
Benton - Mich
Eda Elliott
B. S. Woodward
Osage
Mr. Lerch
W. H. Lerch
Freeport
Sunnyside Country Club to Host September Bridge Tournament
Sunnyside Country Club plans a major fall event as a Wednesday bridge committee drafts details for a championship tournament likely in late September or early October. The committee includes Burr Lichty Roy Smock C W Chapman and Miss Helene Balliett with all members eligible to compete for the title.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Mmes
C. W. Ellyson
J. W. Rowntree
Claude Cass
J. E. O'Keefe
L. W. Bryant
da. Foote
Marriage announcements span Canandaigua and Lyons areas
The record lists Miss Ruth Baker Davis marrying Gordor McCoy Ridenour in Canandaigua New York with Rev George E Finlay officiating. After a brief honeymoon at Thousand Islands the couple plans to return to Lyons where he will teach history and mathematics. Ridenour is a University of Rochester graduate and Theta Chi member active in Rochester musical circles.
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Canandaigua Academy
Didenour
University of Rochester
Theta Chi Fraternity
Rochester
Club Notes Fests and Prizes Mark Social Afternoons
Twelve places at 6 o'clock dinner were arranged yesterday when Mrs. R F Bartz entertained Triple Four Club. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Roy Stevens and Mrs. M Barnes. Mrs F E Wightman entertained Iwanna club at noon. Five hundred was played. Mrs. Lulu Shupe won the prize. Petrova group met at 5:00 PM. Mrs. Arthur Vetter won the prize. Guests included Mrs. M D Brown, Miss Jessie Brown assisted with luncheon.
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R. F. Bartz
Triple Four Club
Roy Stevens
M. Barnes
F. E. Wightman
Iwanna Club
Lulu Shupe
M. D. Brown
Petrova
Arthur Vetter
Mmes
J. B. Lighthart
D. F. Merriman
Charles Lewis
Jessie Brown
Humcheon
Death of One-Year-Old James Coontz
James Coontz one-year-old son of Mr and Mrs M F Coontz of 704 Kimball avenue died this morning. He is survived by his parents and a brother Phillip. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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James Coontz
James
M. F. Coontz
Kimball Avenue
Phillip
Citizens Put I. W. W. Under Heavy Guard
Langdon North Dakota Sept 1 United Press citizens guarded 73 I W W members to block an attempted jailbreak. The group arrived by freight from Larimore and were surrounded by locals while a mob of 200 I W W had gathered at Larimore threatening to wipe out Langdon. No trouble was anticipated.
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United Press
Langdon
Larimore
Langdos
Automobile Stolen From In Front Of Courthouse Today
Waterloo police report a 1920s overland car license 19197 stolen this morning while parked in front of the courthouse. No arrests noted.
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Christian Frank
Conger
Joan Barleycorn Stages Comeback in Municipal Court
Four cases heard by Judge John W. Gwynne. Two defendants failed to appear, bonds forfeited at 325 each for H. R. Allen and G. Adams. Jack Gales fined 23.50 plus costs for embezzlement? beverage. Monasmith case continued after wild street incident ending in jail. witnesses described a fight and police blows. Automobile accident involved Allen and Adams. car reported stolen, Adams possibly in vehicle. Mike Stobis bound over to grand jury in $500 bonds for bootlegging liquor nuisance. Garland bound over for wife desertion and failing to support minor children.
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John Barleycorn
John W. Gwynne
H. R. Allen
G. Adams
Jack Gales
Robert F. Monasmith
Monasmith
Youngstown, O
Kansas City
Water Street
Fifth
Hugh Crumripe
Mona~ Smith
Crumrine
Ralph Ravis
P. B. Walker
B. J. Burk
H.R. Allen
Mace
Arthur ‘Art
Mr Allen
Adams
Benero
Mike Stobis
James Garland
Jon
Birthday Celebration For Mrs. Leversee In Cedar Falls
Mrs. Charles Leversee of 315 West Sixth Street celebrated her birthday anniversary with a gathering of women at her home. Guests brought baskets and luncheon was served as the event marked the occasion.
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Cedar Falls
Charles Leversee
Waest Sixth Street
Revival of Belleau Woods tombstone episode shocks family
Olsceland D John Garland today retrieved the city erected memorial tombstone after a prior event where his family believed he had been killed in Belleau Woods. In Van Wert Ohio two men lured Constable Baxter into a ride then attempted a robbery. Baxter retained the car. Cleveland hosts a crackdown as bootlegger rivals refuse price cuts, with brothers jailed after selling 15 cent shots. Chicago notes a physician argues an uncorseted figure is a better insurance risk than a stiffened form.
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United Press
Olsceland
John Garland
Belleau Woods
van Wert
S. M. Baxter
Baxter
Chicago
Katherine Corcoran
Steamer Canadian Importer Found Adrift After Two Weeks
A missing freighter with 34 men aboard, the Canadian Importer, has been found adrift on the Pacific two weeks after distress alerts. The vessel is in the care of the Canadian Observer, and hopes for rescue had been abandoned until the sister ship located it.
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iBy United Press
Seattle
Wash
Harbor Department
Pacific
Ford Company Has 54 Millions in Bank
Ford Motor company reports total assets of 263 million dollars as of June 30 with cash on hand and in banks about 54.8 million. Plants and improvements valued at over 21.2 million and goods on hand around 60.5 million are listed in the state filing.
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Ford Company
Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
Sept
Ford Motor Company
Department of State
Mrs Ina Skillman Opens Alteration Shop on Fourth Street East
A new alteration shop for clothes and refinishing of coats and apparel has opened by Mrs Ina Skillman at 219 Fourth Street East. Skillman brings nearly five years of experience to the venture.
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Ina Skillman
Fourth Street East
Skillman
Plan Luther convention at Immanuel Lutheran auditorium
American Luther leagues will meet in Immanuel Lutheran school auditorium Friday at p. m. to discuss plans for the state convention September 18 19.
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American Luther Leagues
Immanuel Lutheran School
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