Cedar Falls social events and obituaries mix in March
The Cedar Falls column notes the Home, Literary and Social club meeting at Mrs. Isabel Anderson’s 2404 Olive street to discuss The Mother Chautauqua. It reports the sudden death of Mrs. Henry Fellers in St Paul, with funeral plans. details on Mrs. Martha Jarvis of Cedar City and Greenwood burial. an In Memoriam of Frau Luise Wahl. a charity sociable at the Cedar Falls township schoolhouse to raise playground funds. Miss Irene Simpson crowned Queen of the May at the State Teachers College in Washington IA. and a DAR meeting at Miss Sawyer’s home with program led by Miss Falkler and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Anderson
Olive Street
Carter
Eldieman
Brown
Henry Fellers
Cedar Falls
Montana
Martha Jarvis
Cedar City
James Jarvis
George Garrison
Edwin Garrison
Merritt Green
Green
Greenwood
Germany
Messrs
H. J
L. J. Pfeiffer
Merner
Frau Luise Wahl
Barbara Pfeiffer
Amelia Gerring
Plattentauth
Neb
Leonard Kluttinger
Bologna
Italy
Ust Bummer
Peter Wahl
Frau Wahl
Peter
Fritz
Hugo
Leonard
Lena Renner
Luisa Meiler
Cedar Falls Township
C. A. Pullerton
College
Washington, IA
Btathe Teachers' College
Irene Simpson
Washington, Ta
Town State Teachers’ College
Brief Notes from Cedar Falls April Travels and Local News
Local society notes show Mrs. C. C. Harlan visiting Lisbon with daughter while the Cedar Falls Woman's club meets to discuss Civic Health. Several residents relocate or start new jobs, with school staff changes in Ames and Twin Falls Idaho. Community events include a get acquainted sociable, track meet at Cedar Valley High on May 16, and club gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
C. C. Harlan
Lisbon
Leslie O. Graham
Gibson & Graham
Minnesota
Ruth Letts
Twin Falls
Ida
First Congregational Church
Flush Your Blood Get it Cleansed
An advertisement claims a tablespoon of a product labeled S. B. &n becomes a rapid restorative in the bloodstream within five minutes. It touts digestives, liver, lungs, skin and kidneys as ineffective against the disease, asserts a cleansing action by infecocying cells, and urges readers to obtain the product, address The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta, Ga. contacting a noted physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Specific Co
Bwitt
Atlanta
Spring Awakens in Children's Reading Rooms
As warm weather returns, public library children's rooms see lively changes. Young readers rush in, eager for books, while assistants manage cleanups and skates left at the entrance. Older girls explore Wagner operas with Rhinegold to Twilight of the Gods, aided by Rackham illustrations, while boys pursue kite building and gardening projects. The mood hints at spring’s arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Bears
Library East
Library West
Brunhilde
Siegfried
Arthur
Rackham
Robin Head
Tresent
Newsboys to Hear Tall and Take Swim Tonight
Waterloo newsboys are invited by the Y M C A boys department to a 7:16 pm meeting for employed boys. J L Jones, cashier of Central Savings Bank, will discuss The Importance of Saving, then the boys may use the swimming tank. The event opens a four part lecture series for boys and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. L. Jones
Central Savings Bank
Birthday Celebration Hosted by Society Hostess
Mise Francis Kober entertained the Off and On club at 418 Florence Street last evening for her birthday anniversary. The hostess was the rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Francis Kober
Florence Strent
Gifts From Eight Guests Highlighted At Event
An event featured a collection of gifts from eight guests, emphasizing generosity and cross participation. The write up notes varied contributions and the social atmosphere surrounding the gathering.
Wife Deserted on Marriage Day
Carrie Baliha gon of Rockford and Elmer G. Sands of Finchford wed on November 21 but Sands deserted the bride immediately after the ceremony and has given no support. The complaint seeks alimony and use of her maiden name. A separate filing by Frank L. Seedorf against Elva Seedorf alleges desertion in April two years earlier following a November 6, 1922 Arington, Ia. marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Balihagon
Rockford
Elmer G. Sands
Finchford
Sands
Frank L. Seedorf
Elva Seedorf
Arington, Ia
Noc
Formal Banquet for Company L Acknowledges Militiamen
La Formal Banquet Company L held a first formal banquet at the Galloway club with a four course menu by Chef Henry Marsh. Officers and men toasted, speeches covered past battles, housekeeping, and army cooking secrets, followed by a wrestling bout and a seven mile cross country hike from Denver line stop 32 to Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company L
Galloway Club
Henry Marsh
Captain Sins
Mador Fisher
Towa
Durchdenwald
Crowell
Read Long
John Fettit
Hospital Corps
Corporal Ward
Fisher
Janesville
Geist
Colby
Cgalloway Club
John Feutch
Central Fire Station
Ed. Maipp
Mr. Knip
Jamies I. Saunders
Denver
Bennett Grave
Greene April 19 social notes mencion locals
Greene Iowa notes list visits and travel. Chas Williams on business to Waterloo. Huttie couple from Shell Rock at Warren home. Aberdeen’s Irving Stager visiting his mother. Joe Payette improving from pneumonia. Joyce Dilts from Des Moines visiting Dr Patterson’s. George and Mrs Watterson welcomed a newborn Thursday April 15. Miner siblings from Nebraska visiting. Chas Crouse to Chicago with cattle shipment. C A Bradley returning from Kansas. Wm Rupert visiting from soldiers home. Mrs Walter Curtis from Waterloo to attend sister Emma Miner. Mrs Ralph Sylvester and baby visiting Hesalroad family. Campaigner plea for little Dydra Taylor Music House advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Williams
Waterloo
C. Huttie
Shell Rock
Miner
F. Miner
Nebraska
Hwing
T A Hanley
Minon
Chas. Crouse
Chicago
C. A. Bradley
Kansas
Greene
Wm. Rupert
Walter Curtis
Emma Miner
Ralph Sylvester
ClathsVile
John Hesalroad
Foley Kidney Pills Promise Quick Relief
A reader from Boothe Arkansas praises Foley Kidney Pills for curing a severe kidney trouble and claims the product helps thousands with kidney and bladder issues. An advertisement also notes the Little Hydra device can be operated by anyone. In court, the Dick Burtner Show Co assignment to Lore Alford as assignee shows assets of 2138.57 and liabilities of 1523.43 with a bond of 4500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Jones
Boothe, Ark
Foley
Dick Burtner Show Co
Lore Alford
Mitchell News Briefs and Local Society Notes
April 19 Mitchell reports arrivals and departures as Misa Rastings travels from Milwaukee to join L. E. Rosshawn this summer. Unity club hosts a meeting with refreshments and a surprise. visitors include Mrs. H J Toney of Osage and California winter travelers Mr. and Mrs. India. Masons in Osage hold third degree work with G W Heda and Chas Thompson. Mrs. W H Stiles is ill at home. L C Tarnett of Superior scans local farms. Mrs. Messerlie in frail health after a fall. Miss Mozella Wells of Riceville is ill. Rushlow family plans to move to Northwood to run a clothing house. Free demonstration advertised from Taylor’s Music Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Misa Reba Rastings
Milwaukee
Wis
L. E. Rosshawn
Unity Club
L. TB. Ross
H. J. Toney
Osage
H. India
California
San Diego
San Francisco
At. M. Piper
G. W. Heda
Chas
Thompson
Masonic Lodge
W. H. Stiles
B. Stiles
Ll. C. Tarnett
Superior
Jews Start Move for Equal Rights
New York April 20 The extension of a movement to obtain equal rights for Jews in all belligerent countries was begun after a meeting of 300 delegates forming the national workmen's committee on Jews rights Jewish labor organizations with 300000 members are represented. The aim includes securing equal rights for Jews in Russia and conventions worldwide in a universal equal rights movement for the Jewish masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National
Workmen's Committee On
Russia
Treatment for blood and vitality claims spread
Advert says a tonic increases red and white blood cells, improves color, weight, and vigor. It mentions 10 to 38 pound gains and fast absorption of food, sold as three-train hypo-melane tablets in seal ed packets with home use directions.
Naughty Chickens and the Guilty Beak Tags
In Stevens Point Wisconsin on April 20 a farmer exposed hens as garden robbers by tying tiny cards to corn kernels they swallowed. The cards bore cheeky inscriptions implying guilt, provoking laughter before the owner convinced by the clever evidence. The note ends noting New York City parishes surpassing one thousand members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steves Point
Wis
Stevens Point
H. K. West
FW. M. Sackett
Simple, Pleasant Way to Rid Retreceasing Tech and Sores
A historical notice touts a remedy containing wintergreen thymol glycerin and other ingredients. Described as a safe, mild toothing agent, it claims to ease gnawing irritation and skin discomfort without roughness. Marketed as a 15 year standard remedy.
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Black Hawk
Daughters of the American Revolution
Sawyer
E. Grant Miller
Falkler
C. J. Mentzer
Alma Cutier
Lawn City
Cedar Valley
Teachers’ College Club
Eib
Stevena
Priscilla Club
James Brownell
George W. Samson
Clark Streeter
Samson
HH. L. Chase
West Fourth Street
Perry
Y. M.A
Society News
Burch’s
Entertainment
Grefne
Caovassers
Little Dydra
Taylor Music Howse
Ladvertisement
Pease
Httle
Wooltex
the Falan-Boneman
He Ilack Co
Chevrtan
Frontier Asthma CO
Radin Am Ningam and Uildon Sts
Sackett
City of
D.D.D
Ug Phage
D. D
Wangler Bios., Druggists
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