Veterans Reunion Highlights At Memorial Hall
Burton E. Sweet, U S congressman, invited to address Black Hawk County Veterans’ association reunion in Memorial hall Waterloo on Tuesday Sept 20. G A R state commander expected. Program includes registration, greetings, noon dinner, Civil War assembly, martial music, and evening exercises with invited out of town speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton E. Sweet
Black Hawk County
Memorial Hall
G. A. R. Drumcorps
Normal Schools of State Will Have Conference Here
Cedar Falls hosts the annual conference of normal training high schools October 3 and 4 with about two hundred attendees. Nationally known speakers include J. H. Beveridge of Omaha. Churches welcome students and Teachers College faculty for receptions tomorrow evening with brief programs. The Cedar Falls concert band, under director F. L. McCreery, plays tonight with Carl Gregg and Christian Nelson as vocalists and Olsen Popejoy Hughes Miller brass quartet. Mrs. Jacob Iversen’s funeral is Friday at Nazareth church with Rev. A. C. Kildegaard officiating. Greenwood is the burial site.
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Cedar
Normal Training High Schools
Teachers College
J. H. Beveridge
Omaha
Cedar Falls
Mand
F. L. McCresry
Carl Greggs
Christian Nelson
Olsen
Popejoy
Hughes
Miller
Mrs Edith Adams obituary note in La Porte City
Cedar Rapids woman Mrs Riggle dies of heart disease while walking near home. Family, kinship ties listed with La Porte City residents. funeral at Presbyterian church with Rev Genung officiating. Also notices include Parent-Teacher reception and local society meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia Porte
Edith Adams
la Porte City
Waterloo Evening Courier
Riggle
Cedar Rapids
LA Porte
City
TR. Riggle
Hiselt
Presbyterian Church
Genung
Higple
Tigt
Alby
Abs
Kigeie
Riggie
We Ae & N
Luella Mae McAlister
Algona
Maritece
Wesle
Auburn
Wile
Daniel
Amy Harmon
Urbana
El-mer Riegles
la Ponte Ily
Mattie
Ralph
Belle
Bell
Cecil
Ween
Suprary Society of the
Evangelical Church
Jesse Q. Kober
C. H. Stauffacher
Ceder Rapids
Cecil Gates
Frazee
Minn
Gates
Harold Conger
Arthur Fisher
Minneapolis
Dora Pottle
Grinnell
W.L. Kline
Waterloo
Fisher
Pottle
Mad Dog and Boy Hoodlums Furnish Work for Police
Police battled a likely rabid bulldog within the west business district and killed the animal after it showed signs of aggression. Officers warned guards at the Garden Theatre about costume protection overnight. An injury case and several youths questioned followed a disturbance at a Murphy Street home. A Ford sedan theft was recorded with license plate 1442.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. Barns
Conger Street
E. L. Douglass
Fred Hickle
West Business
Garden Theatre
Ringbard Hil
Harry Wrigot
Presbyterian Hospital
Houne
Ap. m
Geist
Washingtos
Winton
Polk County Completes 25 Miles of Paved Roads Des Moines
Polk County finishes 25 miles of paving, with Des Moines and Seni County at 24 miles. Property costs per acre vary from 4 to 20 dollars, tied to distance from highways. Abutting farm tracts are assessed by quarter sections, with payments possible in installments and interest.
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Des Moines
Seni County
Kroh to Speak on Farming Prosperity in Iowa County
Akron and Waterloo business leaders host A R Kroh to advise Black Hawk County farmers on profitable farming. His three day tour runs Sept 19 to 21 including Cedar Falls and Orange Township schools. Kroh promotes crop diversification milking cows and city farmer support as keys to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R.krok
Akron
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Kroh
Cedar Falls
la Varig City
Dunkerton
Hudson
Orange Township
Armistice Day to Be Discussed at Legion Meeting
Becker-Chapman post American Legion officials plan fall and winter activities at Memorial hall tonight. The meeting will consider Armistice Day recognition and a program, with adjutant L R Nelson reporting on Labor Day field carnival costs and profit. Dr E L Rohit will represent the Third district at the Kansas National Convention. burial plans for Pvt Clarence Bebae will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapman Post
American, Legion
Memorial Hall
Legion
L. R. Nelson
Ray Dampsey
The
American Legion
Kansas
Citr. Mo
E. L. Rohit
Pvt
Clarence Bebae
Bridge at Nashua Is Swept Out by Flood
Nashua Iowa Sept 15 A cloudburst like rain and strong wind washed away the dam gates and carried the temporary bridge 100 yards downstream All traffic now uses the railroad bridge between Carville and a south Nashua bridge A second temporary crossing expected by tonight River rose high cutting roads and causing five to six inches of rain in an hour No other damage reported
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Nashua
Carville
Giany Roads
Rohde to Attend Clothiers Meet in Rochester
C R Rohde secretary of the Iowa Retail Clothiers association leaves tonight for the Rochester convention. He cites two key points the narrow profit margin for clothiers and no price drop this fall or winter. Rohde notes improved public relief through retailer organization and price creep in linen collars driven by retailer efforts. He will join other delegates in Chicago then travel on a special New York Central train. the convention runs five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Rohde
Iowa Retail Clothiers’ Association
Rohde
Chicago
New York Central
First M E Church Board Seeks Return of Dr Court
The First M E church board unanimously adopted resolutions to ask the Ionas conference to return Dr F W Court as pastor for a seventh year with a minimum salary of 4000 dollars. A large church attendance reflected enthusiasm though Court indicated he preferred to stay in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ionas Methodist Episcopal Conference
F. W. Court
M. E
Mrs Van Schoyck DLL In Long Beach Hospital
Advices received today from Roscoe W Van Schorck of Long Beach California report that their mother Mrs Josephine D Van Schoyck longtime resident of this city is critically ill in a Long Beach hospital Physicians hold out little hope for her recovery Until two years ago Mrs Van Schoyck resided at 20 Wellington street in this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe W. van Schorck
Wellington Street
Lloyd
Long Beach
Cal
Josephine D. van Schoyck
Ae. van Schoyck
Raymonds Ja wed at Holy Rosary Church in Raymond
Ja Raymond announces the marriage of Nick Weber to Miss Frances Evan of La Motte on Monday Sept 12 at Holy Rosary church. The groom, with family, traveled to La Motte after the ceremony. He served in WWI and now farms with his brother George. The bride has visited Raymond several times, and relatives from here attended.
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Raymond
Nick Weber
Frances Evan
la Motte
Holy Rosary Church
Weber
Frank Weber
George
John
Margaret Kleitsch
Here
France
Germany
Raymond Hers
East Waterloo High School
Chris Schmitz
J. T. Greenley
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mmes
Kelly, McNamee
O. E. Douglass
Hera
Raymond Woc
T. A
Minnesota
Tripoli and Sumner area notes and events
Local items from Tripoli and Sumner detail visits by residents to Waterloo and Iowa City, circuses, family travel, and illnesses. Notable notes include deaths and funerals, a boy’s injury, a hospital operation, visits by relatives, a family reunion, and a birthday party.
Nashua Couple Weds at Immaculate Conception Church
Miss Gertrude Lentz and Emmet L Mahoney were married at Immaculate Conception Church in Nashua on September 14 1921. The ceremony was by Rev F J Paetz with a simple reception at the bride’s home. The couple, both local, plan to reside near Nashua.
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Nashua
Immacu Yate Conception
North Washington
Gertrude Lentz
Emmet L. Mahoney
F. J. Paetz
St. Mary Eutropisa
Brast
Bernard Lentz
New Hampton
Stuart
Jim Mahoney
Helen Simerson
Emmoné
Hell
Simerson
Fred Winter
Minnesota
Charles Winter
C. R Dexter
Parsonage Visits and Church Farewell Sermon Notes
Local residents visit Rev A B Hursh at the parsonage on Sunday. Mrs Amos Pierce ill with gallstones. Edna Sinert returns to Waterloo to finish business college. Fred McElhaney and family attend their parents fifty sixth wedding anniversary in Clarksville. R E Carlson and daughters visit Shafer home. Burton Renner delivers cattle to Charles Muir. Clarksville visitors at McElhaney home. Rev A Barsh to deliver farewell sermon with communion and baptism following.
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Wasdit& Wusy
Alfred Hill
Nashua
Charles Hursh
Waterloo
A. B. Hursh
Amos Pierce
Edna Sinert
Business College
Fred McElhaney
Mr. McElhaney
Glarkevillle
Ned Bundy
Baby
R. E. Carlson
Bessie
Florence
A. Barsh
A St Louis Woman Buys Dr Pierce Prescription
A St Louis woman recounts her recovery using Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She says she was unhealthy, nervous, and irritable, but after treatment she became well again and gratefully endorses the medicine. Mrs Walter Naumann of 4058 Taft Ave endorses the product and invites a ten cent trial package from Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Dr. Pierce
Walter Naumann
Taft Ave
Buffalo
N. Y
Local Residents Depart For Jobs And Studies
Fred Elliott and Dick Lane of Chicago visited with James Elliott last week. Mrs Hattie Larkin cared for Mrs Duane Cogley at Tonia and returned Monday. Caroline Garner leaves for Chicago to train as a nurse. Harold Idson will teach crafts in Essex. Urdine Foster returns home. Mamie Miller travels to Iowa City to teach at the university. Epworth club hosted a reception for the new teacher at the ME church Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roser Brown
Baltimore
Samuel Brown
St. Loui
Harald
Falle Ericksen
Cedar Falls
Talmade
Canada
Ericksen
Jens Nielsen
Askov
Minn
Home
College Hill
Floyd G. Whier
Ida Berg
Harry
Denmark
South Hampton
America
Erna Kelling
Armin Blaufuss
Elmhurst
Leong
Air Ang
Fred Schroeder
Mercy Hospital
William Oltrogge
Will
Nead
Nebraska
Nielson
Ray Aubrey
Waterloo
Ed Wismer
Walter Carpenter
Minneapolis
Elmer Timm
Cedar Rapids
Sadie Thull
John Hammerer
P. A Smith
Edward Smith
A. BE. Abvleiter
Mise
Dorothy ‘Uicks
McDonald School
Frederika
Nashua
Ab Sheldon
Ae. Whitten
Ruth Watts
Bellingham
Wash
Andrew Troutner
Watts
Yale College
Mary Caldwell
New York City
Belle
Charles City
Beatrice Weller
Chicago
Lyceum
Loren Dickman
E. J. Wells
Fred Elliott
Dick Lane
Jamnes
Hattie Larkin
Duane Cogley
Tonia
Caroline Garner
Russell Staley
Harold Idson
Hawkeye
Essex
Urdine Foster
Mamie Miller
Iowa City
Epworth
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Sweet
Ts. A. Heire Moor
iRev
VW. W. Girt
Snis Darongarl
Dramoap
Tonighy
Audiencs
A. T P. Smith
Charlies Crabe
George H. Twaddle
Weat Fourth Street
Parent-Teacher Association
Mad Dog
Polk County
Krgoh
Black Hawk
Legion's
M.E. Church Board
Mrs. van Schoyck
Long Beach Hospital
Mire Leule Nelson
Miike Jungen
Tripoli
John Bahiman
Fred Leegs
Alma Schober
Helane
D. E. Jolly
Katherine Rourke
Fred Allen
P. A. Goodenbour
Amelia Eichman
B. EB. Ladd
Dirs
Garland
Herman Wedeking
Fred Estendorf
Rochester
Willis
William Krueger
J. H. Koeneke
Lisbon
N. D
Sumner
George Stange
Bord Kelsey
Victor Oltrogge
Coe College
R. W. Reidy
Rettig
August Drayes
Viola
Qtte
Stanley
Bremer County Creamery
Chapel’s Grove
Waverly
Dorothy Sommer
Arthur Sommer
St Peter Evangelical Church
Tripoli High School
Denver
Corwin Gash Ter
H.W. Steege
Lawrence Buchrer
Great Lakes Naval Station
Chi Case
Richard Brandt
Ave
Deniver
John Aumer
Osage
Naseua
Washington Township
Brunswick Records
Brunswick
Chopin
Leopold Godowsky
Pass Moon
Glick-Logan
Richard Bonelli
Meh Lindy Lou
Strickland
Richard Bonzalli
Moore
Theo
Karle
Olcott-Graff-Ball
Crescent
Ben Bolt
Kneass
Elizabeth Lennox
Robin Adair
Keppel
Scotch Air
Woodland
Wyman
Gondolier
Juanita
Norton
Gondolier Trio
Sweet and Low
Royce-Johnson
Irene Audrey
Emily Earle
Honolulu Honey
Wesley-Applefield-Orson
Chas. Hart
Elliott Shaw
Young-Lewis-Meyer
Billy Jones
Strand
Fleeson-Van Tilzer
Ernest Hare
Rosenfeld
Criterion
O'Hara
Peck
Satazan
Percke
Frieda Peycke
Wilson-Brennan
Mimi
MacDonald-Conrad
Fox
Irving Berlin
Bennie Krueger
Brooks
Johnson
Carl Fenton
Akst
Oscar Straus
Osman
Fourth St
B. W. Schuneman CO
Rexall Stores
Majestic
Ives Hat Shop
Bridge Street
FOX Shoe Store
Sycamore Street
Northwestern Red
Glephone Company
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