Cedar Falls notes of wide interest
Cedar Falls Aug 8 notes report local social personal and civic happenings. details include travelers to Belmond Webster City and Lac ty, a home purchase at 1117, Miss George Wood in Chicago, Gertrude Frits marries in Waverly, and many visits, hospitalizations, and community events. Exemption board at Cedar Falls busy with 90 examined, 4 granted salan, foreign born nominee seeking discharge, Rev Leonard Duckett examined. Anton Olsen discusses naturalization and war service.
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Cedar Falls
Wrs. C
Elmer
Belmond
Webster City
Lac Ty
August Borger
William Howe
Mily
Main Street
George Wood
Chigo
Gertrude Frits
Paul Davis Y Goods Company
J. C. Cole
Episcopal Church
American Express Company
R.C. Webster
Hazel
Mason City
Clay Waller
St. Paul
Florence Begeman
Corydon
J. O. Perrine
Sartori Memorial Hospital
I. W. Jordon
Peabody
Kan
L. Begeman
J. O. Johnson
Anton Olsen
New York City
Adolph Olsen
Leonard Duckett
Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights
France
Cottage Fire at Hawver Estate Ignites Chimney Sparks
A fire at the L. M. Hawver estate cottage on Cottage and Linn streets started by chimney sparks at 9 55 this morning. No serious damage occurred. Advertisement urges insurance from Herman C. Miller at 2034 Syndicate Building.
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Cottage and
Linn Streets
L. M. Hawver
Herman C. Miller
Miller-McCartney Insurance Agency
Syndicate
Social clubs and civic events in Waterloo Iowa
EJNewmns and club members plan picnics and meetings at Byrnes park Cedar River park and other venues with hosts Mrs John Carroll Mrs H G Phinney Mrs Margaret Balisbury and others. The Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs committee appointments are announced with representatives from Waterloo and Cedar Falls. The 1916 D A R yearbook for Iowa is released with dedication to Mrs Sophia D Andrews and notes on state officers. Red Cross benefit by Castle Hill Auxiliary and an astronomy class led by Mrs Chester Cadwallader conclude the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Cox
United States Army
Wing
Chicago
Department of Veterinary Racons
Martha Baker
Waverly
Hs City
Virginia Gordon
Missig Berry
Oquawka
Miss Gorn
Paul Idon
W. E. Frederickson
Bert
Eldredge Wilson
Ranm
N. D
S Farm
B. W. Marrill
College
Theogram
Rhomberg
Marian McFarland Walker
Theron Walker
Sumner
Wash
Urgiehaus
Glaer Park
Spokane
Portnd
Ore
S. B Humbert
Minneapolis
Fred Kraft
Umbert
N. Rodenbachney
Duluth
Wis
Humbert
W.N. Benton
Cedar
Fred Brown
E. M. Brown
B. B. Club
Cedar River Park
John Carroll
Myre
T. G. Waugh
My America League
Byrnes Park
Mmes. Stafford, Linn and
Willis
Silver Circle
H. G. Phinney
Baltimore Street
Jackson Club
W. O
Iown Federation of Woman's Clubs
John W Watzek
B. L. Johnson
H. M. Reed
Waterloo
D.N. Hurd
Cedar Falls
Myra Call
Charles B. Hearst
Homer H. Seerley
Annia Gertrude Childs
Harriett Lake
Independence
D. A. KR
Iowa Society
Iowa
Sophia D. Andrews
Minnie A. Lewis Poole
Chester Cadwallader
Jefferson Street
Lawn Party Honors Miss Hinman
More than 100 guests attended an informal reception honoring Miss Lydia Hinman at the Howrey residence on Walnut street. The former East High School principal was joined by former pupils, wives, and teachers, with mayor W. R. Law giving a short talk and readings by Miss Marjorie Graham. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. J. D. Elleworth and Edith of Macomb, Miss., Mrs. F. B. Carney of Los Angeles, Mrs. C. W. Stockdale of Ida., and Mrs. E. T. Lawrence of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hinman
B. J. Howrey
Walnut Street
W. R. Law
Waterloo
Hinman
North Dakota
Hor Fo
Steele
Marjorie Graham
Katherine Hannegan
Florence Lowe
Corinne Howrey
Herold Howrey
Ira Albert
J. D. Elleworth
Edith, Macomb
F. B. Carney
Los Angeles
Cal
Ida
E. T. Lawrence
Chicago
W. B. C. Graduates Entertained At Gates Home
Mrs. and Mrs. A. F. Gates hosted the semi annual W. B. C. graduates in Waterloo. A program led by Miss Mary Horner featured Howard Holmes and Fred Noettger with duets and talks by teachers and families. Russell Lamson and Georges Armstrong spoke for odds and even respectively, and a class farewell followed. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Gates and helpers. Nesbit Nauman marriage read by J. F. Knapp marks union of Marie Nauman and Ray Nesbit. Nesbit a Waterloo Business College graduate.
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A. F. Gates
Waterloo
Mary Horner
Howard Holmes
Fred Noettger
Nesbit-Nauman
Marie Nauman
Ray Nesbit
J. F. Knapp
Fragments From Local Social and Lodge Notices
An ice cream social at the O. F. Anderberg home raised funds for flower work with many members attending. Morris Plan bank hires and a move to 923 Third Street West, M. TB, 4M. B.A. lodge No. 1116 is noted. Regular lodge session planned for next Wednesday. Auxiliary events planned for Thursday at Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs. J Hitley and Mrs. Clarence Huston to supervise. Mrs. Bryant Westess invites friends for a 1 PM luncheon at St. Maris Episcopal.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
J. H.itley
Clarence Huston
Four Hs Guild Meeting Set for Thursday Afternoon
The Four Hs Guild will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Busby. Members are asked to come prepared to sow for Red Crows.
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Fred Busby
War’s Eure Oalils Biel Heir Back To Colors
Donald Lambert Field Tree, 28, grandson of Marshall Field, and stepson of Admiral Bentley, has rejoined the Navy Reserve Flying Corps. He served seven months on the French front as an ambulance driver and was formerly an attaché to the American ambassador in Paris. After a period of inactivity he reenlisted.
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Chicago
Donald Lambert Field Trea
Iman
Navel
Tree
Marshall Field
Catengo Marchant
Admiral Bently
Paris
Harz Mountain Hotels Closed by Germany
Amsterdam reports four principal Betela inns in the Harz mountains in northwest Germany have closed by authorities amid clandestine meat dealings. More hotels and food stores are expected to shut as the crackdown continues. Pettigrew bound over on narcotics charges.
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Amsterdam
Harz
Germany
Arrained Today Before U S Commissioner Bond Set at 500
Person arraigned before United States commissioner J. Demp ater. He posted 500 bond for appearance before the federal grand jury. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and flowers during illness and death of husband and father. Mrs Wo Krueger and daughters extend thanks. Look today for the Want rage.
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Dempater
United States
Federal Grand Jury
Neighhbors
Krueger
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Edar Salls
D. N. Hurd
Evening Courier
Watertoa E
Cedar Falle
Poes
C. E
Red Cross
Castle Hill
H. J. Ehrebracht
W. B.C
Gates
Usco
Morris Motor Car CO
A.C. Stewart Auto Tire CO
Sutcliffered Auto CO
Cramer Motor Car CO
Bryant Westess
Frank Bryant Haa
St. Maris Episcopal
St. Margar
Asquith
Eure Oalils Biel
Gilad
Warwick’s
Blaqges
Mercury
FMIEN
Palm Beach
Fouth Street
Ser
Hoosier
Hall Ekfest CO
Park Avenue and
Lafayette
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