Cedar Falls News Briefs Highlight Lectures and Meetings
Cedar Falls April 23. Mrs Marian McFarland Walker dean of women at Iowa State Teachers College to lecture in Greene this week. Roger Leavitt to Minneapolis to speak on Missions. Mrs Robert A Santee hosts Nineteenth Century club meeting. Local clubs plan programs with leaders on Russian literature Japanese studies and western life. Ed Rogers returns from Chicago as an electrician. Several locals attend Shriners meeting in Des Moines. James Brownell W H C No 26 Kensington trip planned. Local births and illnesses noted. Iowa Library Association district meeting set in Cedar Falls April 8 9 with 25 visitors expected. Cecilians concert April 24 at high school. Iowa Academy of Sciences meet Friday and Saturday with 150 science instructors expected. Prehistoric Man address by Dr Winchell opens events.
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Cedar Falls
Marian McFarland Walker
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Greene
Ance OY
Isis
Tme
Disjtrict
Clark
Sarsei
Katherine
Waterloo
J. H. Schuneman
Iowa Library Association
Bertha Baird
Mason City
Northeast Association
Dayton-Carnegie Buillding
Worth
Cerro Gordo
Franklin
Hardin
Grundy
Butler
Floyd
Mitchell
Howard
Chickasaw
Bremer
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Fayette
Winne
Iowa Academy of Sciences
Science
Winchell
Minnesota Historical Association
Sixty ladies honor Mrs Waldroff on seventy fifth birthday
In LaPorte sixty women from the Woman's Relief corps surprised Mrs Henry Waldroff at her home for her seventy fifth birthday. A five dollar gold piece was presented by Mrs Ida Driscoll on behalf of the corps. Guests included Mrs Charlotte Morgan of Cedar Falls and Mrs J M Hileman of Waterloo. Also noted are visits and local social updates including Melville Haven moving into rooms, Elmer Bitterly taking an auto party to Cedar Rapids, and preparations for summer baseball with a half diamond and planned games.
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la Porte City
Woman's Relief Corps
Henry Waldroff
Charlotte Morgan
Cedar Falls
J. M. Hileman
Waterloo
James Ayers
Southern Kansas v
John Hurd
Melville Haven
First National Bank
Elmer Bitterly
Cedar Rapids
Marty Esher
Geo. Terry
Sherman Kine
Robin Wagner
Waterloo Presbytery
Seasion
300 Students Drag Sunday’s Auto Two Miles
A crowd of 300 Pennsylvanian State College freshmen dragged a large touring car two miles through mud to welcome famed evangelist Billy Sunday and reporters from Laramont. Two thousand students and faculty cheered as the reception began and five hundred students reportedly converted by the ensuing addresses.
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Pennsylvania
State College
Billy
Rody
Larmont
Pony Tickets for Frankie Hipman Campaign
Ticket holders for the Pony campaign are asked to turn in their tickets for Frankie Hipman the little crippled boy. Leave with Wangler's Drug Store or 4d BK Joder's Drug Store by Friday if possible and not later than Saturday morning. All tickets must be signed before Saturday night.
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Frankie Hipman
Wangler
BK. Joder
Dunkerton Methodist Church Activities Announces Upcoming Sundays
The Dunkerton M E church releases special features for evening services over the next four Sundays. May 3 features The Man Who Had a Lot of Brains and No Sense. May 10 celebrates Mothers Day with a flower for each mother present. May 17 marks the Epworth League anniversary with a special program.
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M. EB
Dunkerton
Epworth League
Union meeting and county Sunday school plans announced
A May 7 union meeting at the Methodist church will precede the roundy Sunday school convention. Rev. Beachler of Waterloo will speak. The county convention is set for May 12 and 13 at Dunkerton, with further details for attendees. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised with claims of strong kidney and bladder relief from a user in Himrod, New York.
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Methodist Church
Free Prescription Promises Home Eye Restoration
A newspaper ad touts a so called free prescription to improve vision. It claims many with eye strain or weakness can discard glasses after using Optoma with water and a dissolving tablet, bathing the eyes two to four times daily. It urges immediate action to prevent worsening vision.
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Robert A. Santee
August Frier
Elmer E. van Derveer
Bret Harte
Hamlin Garland
Helen Hunt Jackson
Mary Hallock Foote
Mary Davidson
Deaver
Colo
John ©. Parish
I. W Parish
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Methodist Episcopal Woman’s Missionary Society
J. C. Lyon
West Twentieth Street
C. P. Golgrove
Japan
Korea
W. W. Gist
C. P. Cosgrove
Pushkin
Tolstoi
Turgenieffe
B. F. Stiles
Ed. Messerly
Second Street West
Frank Birel
Harry Israel
Des Moines
Farmer's
Auty
L. E. Bladine
Harry Owan
Alexander
Will Pardee
Quan
Shriners
Lawrence Jepson
William Senluter
Carl Erickson
David Smith
Charles Perrott
Iowa City
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J. E. Snowden
McGregor
O. H. Holmes
Vera
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Edward Vaughn
R. F. Seymour
Spencer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Florence E. Ward
Sioux Falls
Fatl Maag
Haps
Yenterday
James Brownell
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Kensington
H. C. Draham
G. 4. R. Post
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Perry
G. Jensen
Son
D. W. Fabs
Council Bluffs
G. J. Wilson
Clay Street
Shiek
Allamakee
Clayton, Delaware
Vubuque
Seckey
J. E. Robinson
State Teachers’ College
Ames
State Board of Education
Boyd
Bolton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Colorado
Gertrude Pierce
Chicago
F. D. Pierre
Twelfth Street
Cecilians
Bethlehem Church
M. Holst
Bendix Brown
Ringsted
W. M. Hostrop
LaPorte Daily Bulletin
Maude Longaker
Waterloo Evening Courier
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H. G. Adams
Main Street
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Dr. Pierce
Forest Room
R. V. Pierce
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Pony
TRE Home Store
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Opedagen
Directoire
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Eton
Axminster
Foley
Chae
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Himrod
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