Cedar Falls Notes Share Social Civic News
Cedar Falls notes cover a wide range of local happenings from social visits and religious events to upcoming lectures and school and library plans. Mrs Alfred Anderson hosted a birthday party, several families traveled to Charles City, and local clergy prepared mission services marking Martin Luther’s anniversary. The Great Northern brakeman Raymond Dickenson is expected in town, while others plan weddings, nuptials, and anniversary celebrations as the community stays active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Alfred Anderson
Grove Street
Sophia Larsen
Jesse M. Church
Frederick
H. B. VanDot
Little Margaret
Charles City
Infant Dies At Farm Home In La Porte City
La Porte City Sept 29 Shelby Arnold infant son of Mr and Mrs Fred Tripp died Thursday at 2 am at the farm home southeast of town after a week of illness from a complication of diseases. Funeral held Friday with a service at the Christian church Mt Auburn and burial in Mt Auburn Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Shelby Arnold
Fred ‘Tripp
Omelock
Christian
Mt. Auburn
Wilhem Stancer
R. J. Workman
Ottumwala
Uamun
William Stancer
Cnatura
Marielinger
Dows
H.C. Unger
Unger
Nashua
Henry Ballheim
Duluth
Minn
Retter
Mara Ashley
Ing Tor Chichen
Kenneth Bannister
Thomas
A.W. Henke
Town City
Upper Lows
Methodist Church
Mr. Henke
Henke
J. W. Lehman
Owatonna
A. M. Kalb
F. Elwell
Presbyterian Hospital, Waterloo
Uta T Fs
Pioneer residents mark milestone with family dinner
Gladys Hall, home from nurse training in Chicago for a month, rejoins family in Shell Rock. E. E. Johnson sold his residence to Charles Reaoing of Coster. A 6 pm family dinner at First Congregational Church will honor the honorees with four daughters and their husbands among other relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Gladys Hall
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
E. E. Johnson
Charles Reaoing
Coster
First Congregational Church
Local Notes On People And Movements At Home
Possession to be given next March. Dr. Clasen sold his home to Glenn Washburn. Will Thurber purchased Mr. Washburn's bone near the Catholic church. Miss Minerys Herrinton of Philadelphia visits her mother Mrs. S. Herrinton. Gail Towne has returned from Minnesota for a visit with his parents. Bart Stevenson, recently in Indianapolis, is home on furlough and to visit his parents. He was married to Dorothy Cool at Waverly. Stevenson returns to duty in Indianapolis. J. W. Eichorn dies at his Ohio home last Saturday and is buried there. He leaves a widow, one son and two daughters. Pastor A. B. Low of the NT. H. church left for conference. people wish him returned to the charge.
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Raymond L. Dickenson
Columbus
Cedar Falls
R. L. Garnett
Edward P. Smith
Sixth Street
First Congregational Church
John Wright
Des Moines
Tmen
Paul
Minot
N. D
Great Northern Railroad
W. D. Wiler
Kathleen Miller
Grant Miller
Wiler
BE. G. Miller
Mary Miler
Waterloo
Kathleen
H. B. Turnipseed
Ruth Tuthill
Helen Knapp
Miss Knapp
Hope Foote
Elva Voorhees
Jennie Mitze
Raymond Saesler Dickenson
Chris Lauretten
Portland
Ore
L. J. Pfeiffer
D. C. Merner
Plattsmouth
Neb
James W. Ford
Helen Buell
Clinton
L. H. Hughes
Phoenix
Ariz
W. H. Merner
Mary
Albertson
Oklahoma City
Okla
First Methodist Church
Robert A. Santee
Roberta
Iowa City
Alta Santee
The
State University
J. Erwin Evans
Emily
Marengo
Evans
Liberty Loan Committee
Iowa County
Wilton
W. S. Willard
George Spangler
Sioux Falls
S. D
A. J. House
Maquoketa
J. L. Bailey
Western Union Telegraph Company
Iowa State Teachers’ College
School of Telegraphy
Nineteenth Century Club
LeClair Martin
C. M. Wyth
Clasen
Glenn Washburn
Will Thurber
R. J. Stevenson
Dorothy Cool
Waverly
Stevenson
Indianapolis
J. W. Eichorn
Ohloa
Thors
A. B. Low
Nt.h
Linden News: Local folk trips, births, injuries and illness
Linden notices report families traveling to Columbus for business and visiting relatives, new birth of seven pounds, and local workers changing jobs. Several residents suffer medical issues from falls and accidents, including Mrs. Tromanhauser and Mrs. Kaplan. One resident prone to illness, another recovering, and a couple moving to Idaho for winter. News mentions community members visiting Starpers Ferry, Jesup, Dumont, and Independence.
Denver News Briefs On Local People And Accidents
Reports from Denver dated Sept 2 note Mrs Minnie Numjowert visiting kin for weeks. Mr and Mrs Mother moved to Schumacher house west of the tracks. Chard Diekman left Toledo to take a Denver job at Denver Lumber and Grain Co. Fights and injuries occur as a wagon accident injures a horse and a man. J J Schroeder aids his son's farm. a sudden accident fatally harms an elderly man, funeral held Friday in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Minnie Numjowert
Ploux
Cavalry
Uiaufuss
Fusburgh
Lto
Law Synod
Hia Ehruch
Fred Slater
Asudden
J. J. Schroeder
Wuwn
Farma
Fred
Puneral
Britton to meet Leonard in Meht weight bout
Duluth Minn Sept 29 Jack Britton who meets Kid Billings of Superior in a 10 round bout at Superior next Wednesday has been signed to fight Benny Leonard Meht weight champion on Oct 19 Dan Morgan manager of Britton announced in a telegram today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Jack Britton
Kid
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