Cedar Falls Notes Highlight Social Events and Visits
Cedar Falls IA April 20 Special Mrs M H Reiitz returns home from Aplington with daughter Frieda after visiting Mr and Mrs J A Iblings Chapter A P EB O meets for Blue Bird study at Mrs W A Bennett Master Theron Walker returns to Prairie du Chien Wis Miss Mary Stewart undergoes appendectomy and recovers well Mrs Niel Fullerton and son Harold visit Cedar Falls while considering summer enrollment at State Teachers College Cedar Falls Concert band plans program April 30 at college auditorium Fifty more notes cover church meetings, club gatherings, marriages Dr Thomas L Sharon and Idna Gillman Bayliss wed in Davenport and other local social updates.
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Cedar Falls
M. H. Reiitz
Aplington
Frieda
Iblings
Theron Walker
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Marshalltown
Chelsea Steward
Mary Stewart
Niel Fullerton
Harold
Rockford
Ila
C. A. Fullerton
Tielen
State Teachers’ College
C. J. Wright
Thomas L. Sharon
Davenport
Mise Idna Glilman Bayliss
Father Donlon to Leave Cedar Falls
Father Luke Donlon, pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic church in Cedar Falls for 12½ years, announced he will leave next Sunday to seek rest and treatments at a sanitarium. Archbishop Keane approved the request, hoping for a larger parish upon his health's restoration, following a serious operation and recent fire damage to the church.
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Cedar Falls
Luke Donlon
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Keane
Father Donlon
Chicago
Father Donton
Cedar Falls Women Attend Waterloo Presbyterian Meeting
Cedar Falls Presbyterian women plan to stay for the Acquaintance Hour in Waterloo. Mrs James Black hosts at her home with First Presbyterian women of Waterloo as hostesses. A large attendance is desired. Frances Hersey Mary Louise Smith Frieda Thoene mentioned among attendees.
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Cedar Falls
J. W. Knickerbocker
E. W. Lanham
Christian Endeavor
Waterloo
Samuel Hersey
Fannie Heminway
Frances Hersey
Mary
Louise Smith
Japan
Frieda Thoene
James Black
First Presbyterian Church of
Housewarming At the Y W C A in Woods Building
The Y W C A hosts a grand opening in the Woods building former James Black Dry Goods store. Visitors arrive this afternoon as committees showcase updated parlors reading rooms and new furniture funded by church and organizational donations. A gymnasium basketball event and floor activities draw attention with exhibitions planned for tonight and refreshments offered to the public.
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James Black Dry Goods Company
Association
Oldest native Iowan Hon J A Cousins dies at 77
Born in 1837 near Dubuque, J A Cousins became the eldest native Iowan in the state. A New Hartford resident since 1865, he farmed and ran lumber and hardware with banking ties. He served Butler county in the 33rd and 34th General Assembly sessions and remained active and in good health.
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New Hartford
J. A. Cousins
Dubuque
Wisconsin
Cousins
New Htartford State Bank
Security Savings Bank of
Cedar Falls
Plainfield Savings Bank
Butler County
General Assembly
Mexican Joan of Arc Denies She Is Crazy
Ramona R Ada de Flores, called the modern Joan of Arc of the constitutionalist army, buys arms in Tucson for forces near Mazatlan. She defends her sanity despite accusations of being crazy and speaks English fluently in support of the constitutionalist cause. A Switchmen's dance at Arcade hall is advertised for tonight with tickets 50c.
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Joan OF Arc
Tucson
Ariz
Ramona R. Ada de Flores
Mazatlan
Senora Flores
Lenora Flores
Arcade Hall
New Russell Lamon Hotel Progress Check in City
Inspector G B Hammer from Marshall-Fox of Chicago reviewed the Russell Lamon Hotel project finding work satisfactory. Lamson returned from Chicago and announced completion is not due before July when it will be turned over to lessees.
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G. B. Hammer
Ingpeteor
Marshall-Fox Architectural Firm
Chicago
Lamson
Woman Doctor Endorses Eugenics and Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A woman doctor advocates eugenics as crucial for future races while suggesting Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can restore health in ailing girls transitioning to womanhood. The statement links motherhood to restored vitality and claims the remedy cures many ills that hinder mothering.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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