Beautifying wooded tract planned as park at Cedar Falls
The Civic league in Cedar Falls Iowa will convert a triangular wooded ground by the mill race and river west of the Monarch factory into a park and picnic area. Workmen have started trimming trees and clearing brush. The change ends the area as a baboon retreat. The league promotes city beautification while Boy Scouts report a hike and a supper plan. Councilman Claude Doak buys a dray business interests and will take possession. Shaulis sells farm interests.
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Cedar Falls
The
Civic League
Mill Race
Monarch Factory
Lllinois Central Track
Claude Doak
W. J. Shaulis
Mr. Shaulis
Northeastern Congregational meeting set for Cedar Falls
The Northeastern Association of Congregational Churches of Iowa plans a four session meeting in Cedar Falls from April 22 to 24. Programs include sermons, devotionals, reports, missions talks, and a China work presentation by Frances Patterson. Historian Albert Bushnell Hart will lecture on the philosophy of history in the afternoon, with a post-lecture banquet.
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Cedar Falls
Northeastern Association of Congregational Churches of Iowa
Sessions Association
Mahion Willett
Decorah
L. B. Hix
Waterloo
P. H. Fisk
Shell Rock
H. F. Milligan
O. M. van Swearingen
Strawpberry Point
Wm. Hardcastle
Iowa Falls
J. E. Tuttle
Grinnell
China
Frances Patterson
Chicago
Mary E. Collins
J. E. Snowden
T. C. Douglass
C. H
Women In the Baptist Church
Seventh Y
Washington
Association
State Teachers’ College
College Chapel
J. Frank Moore
Manchester
Church of Tomorrow
G. M. Orvis
Dubuque
M. A. Breed
Monticello
Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Carleton College
Minneapolis
Historical Department
Hart
Berlin University
Western Hemisphere
Bevoit College
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Orchestra of
Miss Hinkle
Witherspoon
Steindel
Arthur Shattuck
Faust
Gounod
Grace Hinkle
Nevada van der Veer
A. Lynch
Cedar Falla
Cedar Falls Busy in Selecting Players for Ball Team
Long list of social notices and movements in Cedar Falls. Charles H. Rodenbach of Chicago oversees a local syndicate. Mae Dougherty returns from Baldwin after sister’s death. Local gatherings include Prof Colgrove and Dr Bennet at dinner, JA Shoemaker preaching, and D A R meeting. Kessler property sold to C V Jamerson for 4000 dollars.
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Cedar Falls
Charles H. Rodenbach
Chicago
Mae Dougherty
Baldwin
Amy Dougherty-Capper
Colgrove
2. E. Bennet
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Walter 8. Jensen
Pocahontas
Three Officers Fired Tonight in City Skirmish
Mayor R C Thompson announces the dismissal of city detective W T Reidy and matrons Mrs Matie Carey and Mrs Elizabeth Strayer after 6 pm. He claims legality and offers a hearing, while Reidy vows to contest the charges and await examination. Women connected to Y W C A protest the mayor’s demand for resignations. Thompson says the city may refuse pay for services rendered.
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W. T Reidy
Matie Carey
Elizabeth Strayer
Reidy
R. C. Thompson
Thompson
Carey
Waterloo Relief As Cretic Crew Sent Cable
A cable from Miss Marjorie Marsh aboard the Cretic relieves Waterloo friends. The message to C A Marsh says all well as the Waterloo party including Mrs Balliett and Misses Manson start a European tour after landing Gibraltar Thursday.
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Waterloo
C. A Marsh
Marjorie Marsh
Cretic
Gibraltar
Miss Marsh
C. O. Balliett
H. B. Plumb
Jessie
Jeanne Manson
Helene Balliett
Europe
Dr J B Smith Returns From Muscatine
Dr J B Smith pastor of Walnut Street Baptist Church returned home from Muscatine where he officiated at two funerals this week. He will preach tomorrow on Christian Stewardship in the morning and The Face of Jesus in the evening. The piece ends with a light poem about summer and garden life.
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Mary Sellen
West Sixth Street
J. B. Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Muscatine
City in Brief Multi Centre Lens, Rockford Trip Mentioned
Local items note E A Black visiting Waterloo on insurance business in Des Moines and John Wilson at the Meyer hotel recounting Titanic construction in Ireland. A called Waterloo Lodge meeting is set for April 21 1922 with J M Groat among those invited.
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Buchanan
Majestic
E. A. Black
Rockford, Il
A. Ferguson
Jennie Klingaman Haffa
Minneapolis
JFP
Klingaman
B. Aldrich
Des Moines
Waterloo
E. M. Messinger
Bloomington
Waterloo Lodge
Masonic Temple
J. M. Groat
G. C. Welker
W. M
John Andrews
Hugh G. van Pelt
Inaana
John Wilson
Meyer
Fourth Street
Illinois Central
Wilson
Belfas
Ireland
Bargain real estate listings in city sale ad
Offers include a 1 room modern house on a 70 by 140 lot near car line for 5500. A 9 room modern house for 4500 or swap for smaller property. A 3 room near Home Park school for 2500. A 7 room home with oak finish on 595 by 126 lot for 2800. An 6 room partly modern home near Home Park school for 1800. Easy terms and other lots and acreage available.
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Carbine
Houg
Home Park
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Des Moines College
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West Secand Street
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Iowa State Teachers’ College
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Joder
Towa
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St. Joseph
Lambert
Honey Girl
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