Missionary Address Highlights Women’s Efforts In Waterloo
A report from Grace M church details Dr Agnes Edmonds of Chung King China addressing Methodist women from Waterloo Cedar Falls and Janesville on missions. She seeks funds for a hospital at Tzechow and notes three assistants in import perilous travel. Ellen Stone mission band and Needlework club are listed with meeting times and hosts. Rebekah Lodge No 54 held regular session at the O F hall with good attendance and society matters discussed.
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Methodist
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Janesville
Grace M
Agnes Edmonds
Chung King
China
Des Moines
Foreign Mission Work
United States
Edmonds
Tzechow
Mdmonds
Helen Galloway
Rebekah Lodge
Temple Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall
Social clubs host meetings and tea gatherings across town
The Woman's House Missionary Society at St. Paul's M E church entertained the Queen Esther circle with red white and blue decor and camp life themes. Miss Gleason from Ames attended as guest. The Standard Bearers met at Mrs. Reed's home for a business and social hour. H C club members visited Cedar Falls for fancywork and piano selections. A 5 o'clock tea hosted by Miss Virginia Platt celebrated Miss Emma Sarvay with a four course lawn tea featuring pink and white sweet peas and place cards. Multiple club gatherings continued with I N H club needlework and a planned Cedar River park picnic. Married at parsonage Eugene Gardner and Golda Sheets wed quietly at Rev Bamford's parsonage in La Porte. Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R and Spanish War Veterans held joint sessions with the Robert Anderson Post.
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L. M. Townsend
EH. H. Cutler
Max Gleason
Queen Esther
Miss Gleason
Ames
Brotherhood of the Church
Edward Reed
Riehl Street
Neva Satterly
Independence
Cedar Falls
H. C. Club
W. Wilson
Orville Martin
Frank Harvey
Younger
Hall
J. C. McMeniman
Martin
Fourth Street
Prretty
Virginia Platt
Franklin C. Platt
Third Street
Emma Sarvay
I. N. H. Club
D. W. Nicholas
Rhey Street
William Reidy
William Montgomery
F. A. Hunt
Cedar River Park
John Wallweather
Bruns
Waverly
Arthur Nicholas
Fort Dodge
Burkett
Indiana
Eugene Gardner
Golda Sheets
la Porte
J. M. Bamford
Logan Avenue
POST
Lincoln Circle
Robert Anderson
G. A. R. Hall
Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary
Walnut street paving and Park avenue name change urged
In Cedar Falls Iowa two petitions circulate to pave Walnut street and rename Clay street to Park avenue. Walnut street paving gains owner support amid streetcar loop changes. Clay street rename meets local approval as a wide thoroughfare with new parking.
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Cedar Falls
Walnut Street
Clay Street
Park Avenue
Tredmont
Tremont
Walnut
Pheasant Farm Stocked Near Cedar Falls Report
Cedar Falls reports a thriving pheasant program with 800 to 1000 birds ready to operate this fall or spring. Lincoln of Cedar Rapids oversees the effort, with birds released around farms and others arriving from Chicago. Funds from the hunters license are used to restore wild fowls and support fish in streams.
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Cedar Falls
Val
Lincoln
Cedar Rapids
Benton
State
Chicago
Local Social Affairs Include Plans for Bazaar and Picnics
The Walnut Street Baptist Ladies' Aid met to plan an apron booth for fall, while Grace M. B. Church Epworth League hosted a picnic at Sans Souci with 35 members and camp-fire games. Other gatherings included vacations to Denver and a Cedar River park picnic for visiting guest Vera Van Trine. An ice cream social was planned by the Social Band.
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I. D. Collins
Ladies’ Aid Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Clay Street
Vaxcar
Epworth League
Grace M. B. Church
F. C. Sage
Sans Souci
Personal Notes at Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa August 3 Reports from Sicklooms and Notations of Minor Accidents The town greets Mr and Mrs Kinsey and two daughters visiting while considering relocating to Cedar Falls for educational advantages for their daughters Others travel to Birmingham Iowa Fargo ND Osage and Florida while local residents resume former duties and social visits The Baptist church renovates its interior and the New Hartford Grain Co expands its elevator operations
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Cedar Falls
Kinsey
McGregor
Hhis
Clyde Workman
Birmingham
Fargo
N. D
New Hartford Grain Co
Tostleba and
Jamelson
Illinois farmer-visitor notes heavy rains hurt grain saving
H. A. Webb of Aurora Illinois visits Joseph Wells at Cedar Falls. Webb, an old soldier, calls on veterans and reports excessive rains in Illinois regions creating grain saving difficulties for farmers.
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H. A. Webb
Aurora, Ill
Joseph Wells
Cadar Falls
Tllinois
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Marshall Enlow
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James FR. Snowden
James E. Snowden
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W. A. Ceperley
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Lincoln Ladies Quartette
Celeste Miller
Lucile Brunner
Helen Gates
Cora Armstrong
Lewis P. Kopp
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Elia Kilpatrick
Grace Barrett
Misa Phorence Hollingsworth
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Omaha
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University of Pennsylvania
Harris & Cole Bros
Charles Gist
Osage
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David R. Martin
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Pacific Coast
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