Cedar Falls Briefs of Events and Social Notes
Cedar Falls updates show Ralph Waterman’s four year old birthday with family in Cedar Falls and Rockford visits. Mrs Chase hosts a mothers and daughters gathering to meet Mare Darling. Miss Belle Wilson returns from Chicago for ten days with old friends. many residents travel to New York City and St Paul. local church events include St John’s Lutheran dedication and sermons by Dr Colegrove. Cedar Falls Woman’s Club plans a strong season with 500 members. open air concert on Main Street features band selections. Eva Shonts to speak Sunday on world peace if weather allows. Cedar Falls Boat Club elects officers and discusses river crane for boat hoisting.
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Cedar Falls
Ralph Wa]terman
Henry Johnson
Waterman
Rockford
Joseph Chase
Lara C. Kingman
Mare Darling
Glencoe
Melendy
West Twenty-third Street
Belle Wilson
Chicago
John Wilson
Spokane
Ida Wilson
Fitzgerald
Sioux City
Cedar River
I. G. Robinson
Lincoln
Neb
Christina
Mary Boysen
Clear Lake
Henry Mazanti
New York City
Mazanti
Julius
Rowena Greeley
Traer
Galesburg
Katherine Eckhart
George Eckhart
Zion Vmivangelical Church
W. C. Nunn
St Paul, Minn
P. J. Refshauge
Hardsyville
Cc. Refshauge
Florence Freer
First Congregational Church
Niel Fullerton
Oklahoma
Ca, Fullerton
Jett
Ethel Fullerton
Nel Fullerton
Marian McFarland Walker
Plattner
Mt Vernon
Elizabeth Plattner
Doris Berry
Grand Theatre
A. FE. Fritz
St. John's Lutheran Church
Oakdale Sanitarium
Wenry Arends
Aplington
Adam Boysen
Main Street
Bernice Boysen
Aready
Ruth Fagan
Adair
Cedar City
Hazel Shillinglaw
Madison
Wis
State University
James J. Tay
Great Falls
Mont
Vin Ion
Clarence M. Parker
State Teachers’ College
H. H. Seerley
Los Angeles
Cal
J. E. Snowden
Mr. Schmidt
Trouhone
Halsman
Rossink
Watts
Espana
Waldtental
Harlow
Kalman
Morrie
Offenbach
National Air
Eva Marshall Eshonts
Eva Marshall Shonis
City Park
Cedar Falls Boat Club
Walter Voorhees
J. L. Markissen
N. M. Graham
W. N. Hogtrop
John Harner
David MacDonald
La Porte City News and Notes Aug 5 La Porte City IA
Joe McBride arrived for a short visit. popcorn business in Charles City. Hum mel sisters return from six weeks with grandmother. Mrs. Howard Mertz heads to Atlanta to join husband. City council opened sewer bids. John McChane visited Kos sath county on business. Henry Kruse and John Krebs bought cattle in Kansas City. Adams and Lawrence to Cedar Rapids. J D Salmon to cover Midway. Mrs. J D Burgess returned from Seattle. Shubert and Ponsford callers from Waterloo. Alma Brown from Des Moines to Cedar Rapids. Hester and Bywater visited. C A Brust hosted several guests including Mrs Thompson and Misses Wagner and Garwood. Tundle Gingrich returned from Parkersburg. Louise Sellers and others honored at luncheon by Luella Mayes. W B Rummel and family to Chicago. Rev G P Cawell left for Gresham and Dunkerton to hold meetings. Roy Wagner and George Bellinger alter Walnut street ownership.
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le Porte City
Joe McBride
McBride
Charles City
Esther
Marian Hummel
M. E. Hummel
Howard Mertz
Atlanta
John McChane
Kossath County
Henry Kruse
John Krebs
Kansas City
Kruse
Mr. Krebs
Horace Q. Adams
Cedar Rapids
L. L. Lawrence
J.D. Salmon
Adams
the Midway
J. D. Burgess
Seattle
Wash
Lara Woodard
Agnes Shubert
Geo. Ponsford
Waterloo
Bert Ponsford
Portland
Ore
Alma Brown
Des Moines
John T. Hester
Ella Bywater
Vinton
C. A. Brust
Paul Thompson
Jacksonville
James Patterson
W. B. Rummel
Chicago
Roy Wagner
Marie Garwood
Tundle Gingrich
Parkersburg
Presa
Mildred Edwards
Louise Sellers
Vera Adams
Belle Plaine
Helen Andrews
Helen Soboda
Luella Mayes
Allies Have Failed At Dardanelles
Correspondent at Gallipoli reports Field Marshal Liman von Sanders greeting AP with openness at the front. He says no secrets exist and the situation favors the Turks, who aim to drive the British from All Burney, though not at the cost of unnecessary sacrifices. Liman Pacha, tall and poised, has led Turkish forces since 1913.
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Associated Press
Gallipoli
Lit Nan von Sanders Pacha
Burney
Tie
Liman Pacha
Turkey
Liman Pasha Sees Allied Efforts In Peninsular War
Liman Pasha, the German military mission leader in reorganizing the Ottoman army, praised sultan’s troops and outlined how Allied forces have gained little since late April. He attributed Turkish resilience to firm nerves and superior artillery counters despite constant bombardment.
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Associated Press
Liman Pacha
Thhe
Wiole
Ellsworth College Promotes Liberal Arts and Cooperative Plan
Ellsworth College Iowa Falls emphasizes modern business tracks and a cooperative program with Iowa State College Ames. Students can complete three years at Ellsworth, transfer for a fourth year to Ames for an AB, and a final year for a technical degree, blending culture with engineering disciplines. The campus spans nine acres with six buildings, endowment near 350000, and strong graduate outcomes.
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Ellsworth College
Lows Walls
Iowa State College
Ames
Ellsworth
Elsworth
Dileworth College
Iowa Falla
Bis
Noted German painter Willroider dies in Munich
Munich Aug 5 One of Germanys odd characters Joseph Willroider aged 77 died in Munich He was known to the artistic world as a brilliant painter yet to a wider circle he was the man who collected cigar tips for the benefit of poor children Collecting tips the small piece of cigar cut off before lighting the weed was Willroiders fad and had been his method of aiding needy youngsters His odd hobby drew wide attention in philanthropic and artistic circles until his death
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Ecole
Wilholder
Munich
Kothok
Tved
Duergaldort
Mnotter Arulsh
Tool Meister
Vienna
Nelonrach
Duesseldort
Germany
Joseph Willreider
Wrele
Willroider
Recall over Belgian polmu y general recall outcry
General von Krawell, Brussels commander, is recalled to Germany after disputes over Belgian policy. He favored conciliation with Belgians while Berlin pressed stricter discipline and a ban on Belgian uniforms. Krawell refused to enforce the order, prompting Berlin to recall him amid mounting tension in the occupied capital. Also lists mail advertisements from Witorjon, Is., Aug. 4, 1916, with numerous names and firms.
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Amsterdam
Aue
von Krawell
Brussels
Hag
Nor- In
Vor
von Bisstig
Berlin
Sluggish Liver Problems Highlight Summer Ad
An old newspaper ad warns of illness from sluggish liver and inactive bowels in heat and promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as prompt relief without griping. It notes two tablets for relief and targets overweight readers seeking lighter, freer feeling. Also a retiring coal dealers notice thanks patrons and requests settlement of outstanding accounts at 109 West Mullan.
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Kurlt & Voelker
W. Mullan
Kurtt & Voelker
Postmasters Meet in Waterloo Iowa State League Gathering
The Iowa State League of Postmasters of the third and fourth class will hold its annual meeting in Waterloo on the 17th and 18th of this month. Secretary Charles Van Vieck of the Commercial club coordinates arrangements for entertaining delegates. Crop reports cite sweet corn canning yields up 4 percent, green peas up 18 percent, and tomatoes down 10 percent from last year.
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Iowa State League of Postmasters
Ghas. van Vieck
Commercial Club
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