Cedar Falls Social Notes Highlight Weekend Travel
Cedar Falls brief notes record O H Holmes western trip to Portland Kansas City. Rev J W Holland and Dr J E Snowden away on travels. Miss Edith Grundy to Santa Paula by Aug 20. numerous local visits, gatherings, and a house fire accident at Mrs Spatcher’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
O. H. Holmes
Kansas City
Portland
Ore
J. W. Holland
J. E. Snowden
Traer
Alfred Grundy
Miss Edith
Los Angeles
Cal
Edith
Santa Paula
West
Helen Packard
Hess Chase
T. B. Keene
Duluth
W. H. Schilling
Great Lakes
Schilling
Europe
London
Aug
WN. Rockwell
le Grange
Fort Dodge
Webster City
D. N. Hurd
Chicago
Ruth Rorkwell
State Teachers’ College
Myron Harris
Effie Davis
Jessia MacDonad
Seattle
Wash
John (Ronk
Salina
Kan
S. A. Mishon
J. ©. Packarden
Cedar Falls Church Services Set Across Denominations
Cedar Falls churches announce daily services on Aug 15 with morning worships and park gatherings in the evening. Rev Oscar Lowry to preach Subject Some Things Needed in Cedar Falls with a Cedar Falls band quartet leading singing. other denominations list ministers and language specific services and Sunday schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Oscar Lowry
B. Or, Wieter
Methodist Episcopal
T. M. Evans
Waterloo
First Congregational
Sunnay School
St. Luke's Episcopal
Rey
Cole
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
J. M. Morris
Baptist
J. D. Vanney
Zion Evangelical
B. R. Wiener
St. John’s Emanuel
A. C. Fritz
Mornling
Christian Science
St. Patrick’s
Ernest MacDonald
St. Mary's Chapel
Plan 10 Resist Kiting of Prices Across Waterlo o
Prices of common drugs and imported goods soar after the European war begins. Waterloo households plan voluntary retraining to curb purchases, with me ats and sugar under ban by several families while canned fruits remain affordable. Restaurants report no lunch price hikes yet, and experts note rises in antiseptics, disinfectants, coal tar products, ergot, aspirin, belladonna, carbolic acid, camphor, and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Austria
Largest damage suit filed over auto device patent
Edwarda Longley Ransier Smith may file in Black Hawk county district court the largest damage suit on record, seeking 600000 for Bryan & Co. for use of Gus E. Brown et al against L H Scurlock C C Wolf William M Muehl and The M S Gear Co North Dakota. The case centers on a rear axle device patent claimed to drive both wheels equally and an improvement to avoid a two-part axle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwarda, Longley, Ransier & Smith
Black Hawk
Bryan & Co
Gus E. Brown
L. H. Scurlock
C. C. Wolf
William M. Muehl
M. & S. Gear Company
North Dakota Corporation
Patent dispute over device ownership and alleged conspiracy
Expert engineer William F. Muehl perfected a device and obtained a patent in his name, though plaintiffs allege it remained property of the company under an agreement. They accuse a North Dakota based conspiracy forming the M. and S. Gear Co with a $1,000,000 capital to defraud. Damages sought total $600,000. Plaintiffs Bryan and Brown live in Chicago, C. C. Wolf is a Parkersburg banker, George C. Greenup in the local city, all linked to Elk Run Land & Townsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Muehl
North Dakota
M. & S. Gear Company
Bryan and Brown
Chicago
C. C. Wolf
Parkersburg
Elk Run Land & Townsite Company
George C. Greenup
Motorcycle Collision Injures Man at City Corner
W. H. Gilbert of 1309 Bluff Street was injured in a motorcycle crash with J. F. Walker of 482 Locust Street near Second and Jefferson streets. Gilbert’s arm bruising kept him from returning to work. Walker escaped injury and both bikes were wrecked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gilbert
Bluff Street
J. F. Walker
Locust Street
Walker
Second
Jefferson Streets
Cards of thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes
Expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness and help during illness and death of wife and mother. Gratitude extended for floral tributes sent to the family, including Isaac Gushard and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Der
Isaac Gushard
Cihildren
Program Finished For 1914-15 Year Book Committee
Mias Adelaide Hungerford, Mrs. Bertha Vaughan, and Mrs. Mary H. Henderson head the year book committee for chapter % P. B. O. The program for 1914-15 is complete and year books will reach members soon. Reassembling day is Monday Sept 14 at the home of Mrs. Anna Grahagin with greetings from officers and songs by Mrs. Mabel Rolina. Regular meetings will be biweekly on Mondays with Iowa day and a paper on prominent Iowa figures by Mrs. Seddie Richards. The schedule includes many talks, hostesses, and special days through June, including Mother’s Day observances, a convention report, and an installation. Officers for the year listed: President Mrs. Carrie Buechela, Vice President Mrs. Clara Marlvin, Recording Secretary Miss Blanche Edwards, Corresponding Secretary Miss Helene Balliett, Treasurer Mrs. Margaret Shaw, Chaplain Mrs. Anna Cottrell, Journalist Miss Tina Monre, Manager Mrs. Alethea Wells, with various committee heads and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Adelaide Hungerford
Bertha Vaughan
Mary H. Henderson
Anna Grahagin
Mabel Rolina
Iowa
Siddie Richards
Mariun Pederson
Myrile Fairbank
Lulu Ladage
Agnes Bown
Emma Krapfel
Maud Dudney
Flora Ramage
Harold Bell Wright
Ella C. Stevenson
Nettle Pine
Lina Moore
Clara Schollian
Midge Place
Maude Rath
Clara Reed
Jennie Weatherwax
Maude Shane
Adelaide Hinkle
Helene Balliett
India Pickett
Myre
Carrie Sed
Carrie Lovejoy
Grace Cascaden
Mary Miler
Helen Swisher
Ellen Longley
Ida Cropper
Antle B. Lithty
Lois Ballou
Ioa Weishagr
Washington
Lottie Marsh
Lucy Kimball
Mary Doughtry
Jessie Garretson
Henrietta Northey
Oale Wray
Laura Henderson
Belle Harbin
Maggie Balliett
Edna Robertson
Carrie Johnson
P. B.O
Maude Miller
Ethel Hellen
Jeanne Robertson
Mabel Ettinger
Minerva Hammon
Emma Mullan
Fannie Logan
Mids May Sindlinger
Carrie Buechela
Clara Mralvin
Blanche Edwards
Treasuer
Margaret Shaw
Anna Cottrell
Mise
Melen Sedewtek
Tina Monre
Alethea Wells
Margaret Balliett
Carrie Sedewieks
Katherine Berkler
Ete McCullom Jones
Ella Evana
The Majestic Opens New Seagua Farce and Music Act
Tomorrow at the Majestic a dual program features MR. CHAS. DE LAND in a farce about two lovers in a hotel quarrel. A fire breaks out as the sole escape traps them. The musical Geralds perform with 24 mandolins, plus a violin act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Chas. DE Land
Amu
Reading and singing at Hern Wtan Inn draw crowds
Miss Mary Cater and Colm perform at the Hern Wtan Inn where audiences pay two dollars per seat for staccato readings and lively singing in a travel tale program. The show draws many apparently sane attendees despite the police presence implied by the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Cater
Colm
Acrobatic Comedy and Crosby City Four Enter Vaudeville Heal
The program features Paul Lai Van and Dobbs with a refined class act, Twists Turns and Falls. The Ciprus City Four, renowned internationally, promise new songs and laughs. Jaunts and Journeys debuts with feature travel pictures and comedies seen in major U S circuits. Tomorrow, Belgium river scenes highlight the week’s showcase. seats on sale with box office open tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Lai van
Dobbs
Waterloo
Ciprus City Four
United States
Belgium
Simple Home Remedy for Wrinkled Faces
Thousands chase youthful skin with costly products while a home remedy offers a quick fix. A mix of powdered naxolite and witch hazel, applied daily for a minute, promises noticeable tightening and a refreshed feel after the first use, described in a bold advertisement tone.
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A. 4. Grundy
Andrew Petersen
East Cedar Falls
Spatcher
College Street
June Chase
J. Morris
Agnes Chas
Charles B. Santee
Clear Lake
Mayme Corrigan
Cheyenne
Wya
Sew and So Club
Chautauqua Park
Polkinghorn and
Richards
Eagle Motor
A. W. Brandhurst
Hudson
Martha
Miss Byers
Harry Ott
Victoria Mitcheff
Salonica
Delpha Davis
E. K. Barnard
Tremont Street
Wallacre
Dexter, Mo
Foley
Halfacre
Betace
A. m
Howee Sanz
Evelyn
Klein
Alytoes
Mareneu Anderson
Thia City
St. Mary's
Firat Presbyterian
Elk Wau
Anthhen
Michigan
Ill White
Walter Stuart
Elizabeth
Minneapolis
Sues le W. A. Goodmin
Carl Stevernsons
Dorothy Weatonburg
Anita Rath
Eigiteen Youngs
Mra
W. Rash
Lloyd Baum
New York City
Dy, FE
Peak
West High
Sans Sonei
Myers’ Orchestra
Mies Lauc Clle McCray
Kentland
Tad
Neva Walker
Inez Webber
Jon Webster
Mildred Mabie
Galesburg
Ana Wood
Lombard
Genevieve Zimmerman
Misa Marian Chapman
Children's Order
H. W. Sigworth
Queen Esther Circlig
Queen Esther Circle
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
Byrnes Park
Kathryn Min Nek
First M. E. Church
Margaret Minnick
Deadhham
Oeloeck
Chapter 7
P. E
Young Womens Society
Young Women’s Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Misses Tshienete
Nelle Thompson
Rant Avenue
Cedar River Park
Women's Relief Corps
AL UL Kerroan
Minty Street
Milla
Cool Cassell
Kings Deepilds
St. Paul
Gedy River Park
Temple Heledah
Fdur
Tripole
Wateriouins
Rooteloek
Air
THE
Majestic
Ghicage
Fusigal College
Dr. F. Ziegfeld
Department OF Express
Nhe
School OF Opera
Micwicar Boulevard
Amookini Lake
Shichigan
Grint Bark
Uivetrated
Chicago Musical College
oRickagrowtevane
Burch’s
Coats
East 4Th Street
WM Bridge Street
Baby Supplies
Wangler Bros, CO
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