Cedar Falls social notes highlight clubs and obituaries
Cedar Falls brief mentions club activities and personal milestones. The business woman's department plans a farce at Mrs. H A Jetmore home, reading by Mrs. I H Searley and Miss Bertha Martin, and Miss Martin prepares costumes in Chicago. Funerals for Mrs Martha McKenzie and Mrs Henry Fellers noted, with Greenwood cemetery interment for McKenzie and services at the Methodist church for Fellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Dramatic Art
State Teachers’ College
Brotherhood of the
Presbyterian Church
Claude BE. Culley
Waterloo
W. J. Seerley
St. Paul
Antos
Charles City
Martha McKenzie
Ion Grant Street
J. W. Holland
Greenwood
Henry Fellers Lare
A. A. Cheney
J. E. Snowden
Methodist Episcopal Church
Fellers
Greenwood Cemetery
Leo Paulger
California
Mabel
Genevieve Paulger
Gazet Boyd
Plainfield
Alma Cutler
Margaret M. Boysen
Gus Linde
J. D. Vanney
the Baptist Church
Minnesota
Denmark
Amos Boysen
Main Street
Cedar River Bridge
Dumond Manufacturing Company
SH. H. Green
Decorah
Marion Green
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Janesvillet
Music Festival a Grand Treat at State Teachers College
Cedar Paris reports the annual festival at the State Teachers college drew large, enthusiastic audiences from nearby towns. The shift to the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra impressed, with 56 regional artists from fifteen nations delivering varied, rich melodies under Emil Oberhoffer. Soloists Albert Lindauest Marion Green Marie Bandeliis Alma Beck received encores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Paris
State Teachers’ College
Wella
Waterloo
Waverly
Vinton
New Traftford
Janesville
College Auditorium
Thomas Orchestra
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Northwest
Emil Oberhoffer
Albert Lindauest
Marion Green
Marie Bandeliis
Cauraie
Alma Beck
Henry Y. Williams
Cornelius van Vilet
Des Moines Banker B F Allen Honored in Iowa Senate
Memorial resolutions recall Benjamin Franklin Allen a Des Moines banker and pioneer who helped build Iowa finance. Born in Indiana 1829, he moved west, helped found the first Des Moines banks, chaired bank committees, and aided youth before his fortune vanished in the 1878 Cook County crash. He spent final years in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Senate
Iowa
Senate
B. F. Allen
Benjamin Franklin Allen
State of
Hollywood
Cal
Allen
Salem
Ind
Territory of
Nebraska
Bank of Nebraska
Frank Allen
Neuraska
National Bank System
State National Bank of
First National Bank
B. FB. Allen
Polk
General Assembly
Chicago
Cook County National Bank
Californian
Man May Criticise Wife Gowns in Divorce Case
In St Louis on April 21 Judge Grimm ruled a husband has a right to criticise his wife and daughters attire. He granted divorce to Floyde Blackburn from Rory H Blackburn noting the man may express disapproval if he believes a dress is unbecoming though he cannot be judged on fashion expertise. The court stressed the need for social responsibility and cautioned against offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Grimm
Floyde Blackburn
Rory H. Blackburn
Manhard Estate Settled and Court Approves Report
Executors Lichty and Eighmey report settlement with creditors and sale of unpledged assets to protect estate value. Court orders compromise with banks holding collateral and permits transfers at best terms. Also notes a quick adjudication after Carl Gibbons suit and divorce filing of Matilda Cheathain from C. S. Cheathain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmuni
HF. Manhard
George BU. Lichty
F. J. Eighmey
Caid
Carl Gibbons
Homer i Bons
Finals Central
Matilda Cheathain
Rho Ayas
Murr
Knights Initiate Many In Emergency Degree Rites
A rough merged report notes a Rev G Wo iinkle rector and a large Knights of Columbus gathering at Waterfoot with 12 candidates receiving first degree. A badly injured boy with skull hole is mentioned amid scattered items about parish events and a Portugal wheat import figure of 307450 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Wo Iinkle
Waterfoot
Council
Knights of Columalus
Wilbert Schallenberger
Ala
Duba
Sager
Riverside Drive
New York
Rechtfertig
Wilhelm
Wilhelm, Luputer
Dunnwald
Ho. Cordes
Frederic
Iowa Population Gains 14 Percent
Iowa's population is projected to surpass two and a half million as A. Swan, director of the 1915 Iowa census, reports strong gains since 1910. While Des Moines strains to reach 190,600, efforts aim to avoid the 1910 decline and reach about 2,231,000 this decade, with many towns showing gains and several cities delaying enumeration until May for better counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Maines
Iowa
A. ©. Swan
Des
Ncithes
Olive Tabers Hite Cure Ad Presents Questionable Claims
An old advertisement from The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for headache and digestive issues. The prose is garbled, marketing heavy, and markets the product with dubious language and dubious efficacy claims aimed at general ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Nate Jay
Oliye Tablet Company
Columbus
Drys Gain Number of Illinois Cities
Illinois towns voted on prohibition with several dry victories as the wets held in a couple of contested areas. Litchfield in Montgomery County swung dry by about 50 votes, with women reportedly steering the election. Beardstown and Morris remained wet, while Gardiner and Atkinson shifted in other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Litchfield
Nontcomery
Beardstown
Cass
Home Gardening Class Plot Allocation Prompts Growth
A local home gardening class led by Mrs Cadwallader met Saturday at the Handolph and Leavitt streets grounds loaned by Emmons Johnson. The city engineer outlined plots available for residents with 28 already assigned and more openings. Children are urged to attend the next session Saturday at 1 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cadwallader
Handolph
J Leavitt Streets
Emmons Johnson
Noxs Saturda
Po'clork
Childred
Fragmented text with scrambled names and garbled phrases
The readable fragments show a jumble of names and terms like WVU Milan Suu Hotels and scattered phrases. No coherent event or story emerges, making a clear summary difficult beyond noting a corrupted OCR page with mixed references. Entities and specifics are too scattered for solid conclusions.
Summer Hours May Into September at Winterleg Offices
Starting May 8, the law offices in Winterleg will data each Saturday afternoon. The plan will be effective until the second Saturday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winterleg
Plainfield Social Notes Worded Visit List
April 19 notices record Mrs Matilda Kreiger and daughter Miss Lewtle with grandchildren Kenneth and Helen Crutt visiting Clarksville to see Ida Langendorfer family. Mrs Kreiger extended stay. others returned next day. May Potter and Wayne of Longhy Minn visited her mother Sarah Cooper for weeks. Telia Thompson of Clarksville joined sister Hid Meyers. Geo Fuller and Mrs Dolan of Waterloo visited Ed Simbric home. Leo Lynes of Cedar Falls attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Potter
Wayne
Longhy
Minn
Mra
Sarah Cooper
Telia Thompson
Clarksville
Mra. Hid. Meyers
Geo, Fuller
Mrs. Dolon
Waterloo
Ed. Simbric
Leo Lynes
Cedar Falls
Sage and Sulphur Tonic Promises Gray Hair Darkening
An old advertise ment touts Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a natural $0 solution to fading gray hair. It claims the tonic darkens hair by morning and leaves it glossy while stopping dandruff and shedding, with ready to use application and availability at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aledt
Sunday Visit Recap From Waterloo and Charles City
Over Sunday visitors in town include Lewis Townsend of Waterloo spending Saturday with cousin Will and family. Carrol Watts returns from Waterloo Friday with grandfather Mr. Watts. Mr and Mrs Will Jacobs visit friends in Charter City Saturday. Mrs. David Farnsworth visits sister Mrs J D Hartsan at Charles City Friday. A French scientist claims a secret process converts flowers fruit and even animal tissues into metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Townsend
Waterloo
Will
Carrol Watts
Mr. Watts
Will Jacobs
Charter City
David Farnsworth
J. D. Hartsen
Charles City
Ailments of Men Promise Quick Recovery
A misused home remedy claims to restore strength and vitality in men facing nervous exhaustion and melancholia. Three grain Cadomene tablets offered without prescription promise renewed vigor, poise, and happiness, with directions for self-administered use and emphasis on ease and discretion.
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Ceder Falls Daily News
D. N. Hurd
Tel
Evening Courier
Ceder Falls Drug Co
Fourth
Main Streets
Lawn City
Lester
Graham
Olive Street
Ulus
Lita
Emmett Casey
Peoria
Thomas Casey
M. Holst
Iit
Joseph B. Jennings
D. C. Carpenter
Franklin Street
Eighth
Ninth
Holst
Ben. F. Allen
Senate Journal
Tater
Racroon
CURIE
Katyemammer
Miursday
Wiesday
Rentia
Eich Vale
Pdoonot
Joe
Manhard
Sasa
Central
Tapil
Portugal
AD. Sm
New York Life Insurance PolpAny
Germany
Dr. Edwards
Illinois
Mmbet
Aiite
Mas Anerense
Peter Yaed
Tarbyene
Avid
Norte
Young Coal CO
Westinghouse
Hot Point
American Electrical Devices
Enison
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Bridge Street
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