Mitchells Celebrate Forty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Sunday at 420 Denver Street a family party marked the Mitchells forty fifth anniversary. Mrs. R. G. McElhinney and Mrs. C. T. Mitchell hosted a 1 pm dinner for 25 relatives. Grandchildren Fanny Mitchell and Kenneth McElhinney joined two children F. Mitchell and Mrs. R. McElhinney, plus 11 grandchildren, in a relaxed afternoon with flowers and a home gathering.
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Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Denver Street
R. G. McElhinney
Dysart
C. T. Mitchell
Buckingham
Sand
Fanny Mitchell
Kenneth McElhinney
Mrs. Mitchell
Church Notices Spur Guild Meeting At Parlor
Mrs F Wiegert and Mrs M B Will will entertain Trinity American Lutheran women's guild in the church parlors at 2 30 Wednesday. A business session will be held. Cedar Heights Ladies Aid meets tomorrow afternoon with Mrs A H McCutcheon, Mrs H Cartington as chairmen and division No 3 hosting. There will be business and program.
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Fidelity Circle
Bridality Circle
Pythian Sisters
Waterloo
J. H. Meh
Women's Benefit
Ass'n—Cedar
F. Wiegert
M. B. Will
Trinity American Lutheran Woman’'S Guild
Cedar Heights Ladies’ Aid Society
A. H. McCutcheon
H. &. Cartington
Division No. 3
Exhibitors Banquet at Waterlo o Dairy Cattle Congress
The Greater Waterloo association hosts a banquet for exhibitors at 6 p.m. in the K of P hall. A short welcome address is planned, with attendees returning to the congress grounds by 7 p.m. The banquet seats 200 exhibitors and 100 association members.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
K. of P. Hall
Greater Waterloo Association
Colgress Grounds
Clothing merchant J A Easley confined by illness at home
J A Easley a well known clothing merchant is confined to his home at 231 Fourth Street West by illness though his condition is not serious and he expects to be up in a few days.
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J. A. Easley
J. Easley
Fourth Street West
Dr Frank Willard Court Visits Davenport Visitor
Dr. Frank Willard Court former pastor of First Methodist Church and last three years pastor of St Johns Methodist Davenport stopped here today en route to the Upper Town conference at Osage to visit friends.
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Court
Frank Willard Court
First M. E. Church
St. John’s M. i. Church
Davenport
Upper Town
Osage
Friends
Side Talks 22 A Fashion for Boys
The piece reflects on summer work among youths and shifts in male fashion from leisure to earning for college. It cites examples of boys delivering papers, caddying, and working at newsstands, highlighting money saved and the value of labor to character and education. It notes a presidential era example and argues that self-earning fosters the right temperament for college and life.
Witness Wedding at Cattle Congress Draws Thousands
About 6,000 witnessed Rev. R. N. MacDonald unite Olive Castle of Urbana and Mora M. Monroe of 1203 Sycamore Street in a ring ceremony at the Cattle Congress grounds. Attendants were Miss Loraine Schmidt of Milwaukee and Glen Monroe. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents after a brief Kansas City trip. he works at the Rath packing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Olive Castle
Monroe
East High School
Mr. Monroe
Patrbank
Kansas City
Thea
Rath
Governor and Tinley Set For Council Bluffs Ceremony
Governor Ken Gall and his staff departed Des Moines for Council Bluffs to attend ceremonies honoring War Gen. Mathew A Tinley recently elevated to command of the regional national guard reserve organization and planned for that role.
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Des Moines
Ken Gall
Council Bluffs
Mathew A. Tinley
Regional National Guard Reserve
Revised ordinances of Waterloo on sale at city clerk
Revised ordinances of the city of Waterloo may now be purchased at the city clerk’s office. Prices fixed by resolution range from seven dollars fifty cents for half leather binding to five dollars for cloth binding. The city council approved the sale at its last evening session.
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City of
Waterloo
City code revisions presented to former councilmen
Names of purchasers will be recorded and furnished with additions to the ordinances periodically. The book will be kept perpetually updated as a complement to the revision of the ordinances. Councilmen Dame Register C J Howard and Jacob Leyingstall were voted to present copies of the new city code.
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Dames Register
C. J. Howard
Jaco Leyingstall
Trackage Extended at Packing Plant
Two new spurs will extend 1 260 feet to the rear of Ruth Packing plant. The track will be jointly maintained by Ruth Packing and Wisconsin Central Railroad at an $8 000 cost. The addition addresses insufficient current trackage for heavy stock and refrigerator car traffic and includes 90 40 foot rails and over 1 000 ties. Delivery: two carloads of ties from Plainfield and one from Nashua arrive here Thursday.
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Ruth Packing Plant
Wifness Central Railroad
Plainfield
Nashua
Formorras
Branch Libraries to Reopen at Linden and Saint Mary Stations
Linden station of Waterton pub resumes service tomorrow with Wednesday and Saturday hours while St. Mary’s school station opens Mondays for patron use from 8 30 a.m. to noon. Miss Blanche Stewart, branch librarian, will supervise. Other stations to follow if feasible after prior budget cuts closed libraries in 1924.
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Linden
Waterton
St. Mary's School
Wil
Blanche Stewart
Lbrarian
Fassille
Championship boxing bouts and prospects in early November
Buffalo’s Slattery stopped Lynch in six rounds in New York action. In Atlanta Flower defeated Anderson in a 12 round bout at O-Tyer. Frankie Gonaro defends the flyweight crown in a 12 round gig with Bushy Graham in Utica. A Tunney Gibbons bout at Madison Square Garden is anticipated in November. O’Gernel outpointed Basil Gagianio in a 10 round at Milwaukee.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jimmy Slattery
Jack Lynch
Arizona
Calumbes
Breskivn
New York
Hilly Gibson
Tex Blckard
Ueds
Gene Tunney
Tommy Gibbons
Madison Square Garden
Milwaukee
Johnny O'Gernel
Su Paul
Basil Gagianio
New Orleans
City in Brief and Notices From Police Court
A chaotic city in brief item lists a police court plea of the defendant to a charge of intoxication. The report notes missing person John Kearn1 near Marsha town and mentions returning travelers from a motor trip to Uiiha Neb. It includes college and university movements, custody and maintenance pleas, and a divorce petition filed by Adora Carr against John Berl Barr with requests for temporary alimony and injunction.
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J.D. Terran
Meg
Robert
Uiiha
Neb
Agnes Curran
Horend Smith
Owala
Gredien
College of Creigston University
Merents
Mir
Mas
J. WH. Smith
R. French
Attory
A. Leighton
Pu- Ray Tiller
Rexachmenter
Des Moines
Ada Fuller
Bertha Munger
Link Melarlane
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Waterloo Wes
Bank and
Minu
Melvin Wa Tr
Adora
Carr
Delaware County
Rockford
Caro
Mich
Poultry Show At Cattle Congress Attracts Nearly Two Thousand Birds
Nearly 2,000 birds are exhibited at the Nuterloo Poultry Company show at Cateysy Sattle, Douglas. Exhibitors come from many states with a wide range of fowls and new features including Persian Wittens dogs and cases outside the entrance. The event includes décor and special ribbons, with judges set to announce brand champions tomorrow. A damaged display case near the entrance suffered from low temperatures dipping $7 above zero.
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Nuterloo
Cateysy Sattle Couglas
Broun
Joseph Po
Sehoy
Madison Ryu
New York
Abs. A
Poultry Show Highlights Oxen and Waterfowl Exhibits
Judges including Wellknown Oxcar Grow Cedar Falla George W. Bingbett and BN Hersey oversee a broad poultry exposition featuring oxen, dark red rocks white leghorns buff Orpingtons white Orpingtons and other breeds. The water fowl display marks the state’s latest such event with notable varieties and a free public viewing once payments are settled.
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Wellknown
Oxcar Grow
Cedar Falla
George W. Bingbett
Minneapolis
Id. Monsuw
Cedar Rapids
BN Hersey
Parkersburg
Actig
Plymouth
Atate
Hamburg
Autumn Weather Returns with Clear Skies and Rising Temps
Krost marked the second of the fall while a fortnight earlier brought another. Yesterday reached 70 above with a high around 76. Autumn paused in kindly fashion under cloudless skies but tonight and tomorrow look cloudy and unsettled. A warmer midweek is forecast by the state bureau.
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State Bureau
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el News of
Socitebi
Natural Music Club
Mise Mae Howell
R. G. Taylor
W. WW
Gallup
Mies Howell
Margaret Howell
Woman's Club
M. O. Hartsell
Mr. and
Linwood Avenue
A. R. Hartsell
Selby Williams
Bridgewater
A . Hartsell
Hartsell
Hartsell. Cards Mill
William McGlade
Frank Finn
Martha Sweeney
Miss Cobb
Vesta Pau
Black
Carol Cobb
Ray Pal
YOURE
Homer Cards
Q. C. Music Club
Frank Sherwood
Will Wexter
Hazel Joyner
William Galloway
Chanter FE
Elliott Purmort
Luin Vollmer
Neddle Guild of America
James A. Woods
Los Angeles
A. Cage
Sunnysides
Iowa
Masonic Hall
Daughters of Veterans
May Walker
Wellington Avenue
Daughters of Vatarats
G.I. A
L. E
Valley Junction
Alto B
I. Blin
FB. Hall
Sas
Memorial Hall
Church News
Mora M. Monroe
Rev. R. N. MacDonald
Tinley
Fowler
China
Vane
Bleisted
John
BR. B. Wapno
Jesup
Drave
Anes
Hin Son
Floyd
le Wil Re
Tawa State College
Niith Shaard
Catherine Graham
Alpha Lassen
Cleveland
Western Restive, University
van Thortop
Argyle Street
Harold Barkson
Wigh Streat
Ames
Iowa State Calege
Thorton
Bankson
the College
DART
Burch’s
Burch'’S
Misses & Childrens
East Fourth Street
Eiffel
Tere Reverst
LTP
Rey
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