Harmony Club Entertained and Community Notices
Harmony Club members gathered for a Christmas gift exchange hosted by Mrs. Matt Parrott at 1208 Fourth Street. Other items include a marriage in La Porte between Charles F. Sheldon and Margaret Dignan, club meetings, a dinner for U T E employees, civic department programs, St Catherine’s Society sewing, D A R meeting postponement, and a G A R bazaar and supper slated for December 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Matt Parrott
L. M. Hawver
Fourth Street
Third Street
Jamimuly Ciuy
Ay Ocu Uo
Mary Searns
Memphis
Tenn
L. C. Foote
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
W. R. French
James 8
ST. Cartherine's Society
St. Catherine’s Society of Sacred Heart Church
Harry Walker
Washington Street
Cedar Falls to Host Oratorical and Debate Contests
The Cedar Falls Teachers College hosts its annual oratorical contest Saturday night with humorous and serious topics and prize money of 20, 15, and 10 dollars. Tonight the high school debates open with a state qualification on federal income tax reform. Ruth Duthbert, Shirley Wild, and Elmer Fridell argue affirmative. Chris Nelson, Raymond Lipton, and Paul Merner negative. Letters awarded to eleven football players at chapel as monogram ambitions are celebrated. Mrs. Muirhead speaks at a luncheon for business girls today. Joseph W. Powell of Buffalo arrives to address Presbyterian women and will be the keynote speaker at Sunday’s dedication service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Dec
Incorporated
Teachers’ College
Ruth Duthbert
Shirley Wild
Elmer Fridell
Chris Nelson
Raymond Lipton
Paul Merner
C. H. Bailey
Dr. Powell
Joseph W. Powell
Buffalo
N. Y
Fahs
The
Presbyterian Church
Powell
First Presbyterian Church
Home to be built on West 12th street by Carter contract
William L. Carter has let a contract for a new house on his West 12th street farm. M. Blitch of Whiterootoo will perform the construction and Chapman Lumber Co. supplies the materials. Carter’s prior home was burned a few weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Carter
West 12Th Street
M. Blitch
Wihtertoo
Chapman Lumber Co
Carter
Michael Buehner Dies of Typhoid at Presbyterian Hospital
John Michael Buehner 28 from Waterloo died after a week long illness of typhoid fever at Presbyterian hospital. Born February 25 1889 in Cincinnati he lived most of his life in Waterloo employed as fireman for Illinois Central. Survived by brothers Joseph and William and a sister in St Louis. Funeral Monday at St Marys Catholic Church with burial in Calvary Cemetery.
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John Michael Buehner
Presbyterian Hospital
Mike
Cincinnati
Waterloo
Illinois Central
Joseph Buehner
Adams Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
Face Cleared Beautifully by Poslam Remedy
Olive Brown of Buffalo says six years of acne cleared after using Poslam for a month. She continues to use it as cleanser and protector and cites its soothing effect. Emergency Laboratories offers a free sample to demonstrate quick skin improvement. Poslam is sold by druggists like Wangler Bros. in 50 cent and 2 dollar sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Brown
Delaware Avenue
Buffalo
West Twenty-fifth Street
New York City
Wangler Bros
Carrots Substitute for Eggs in Cooking Classes
In St Paul Minnesota on December 9 carrots are used as substitutes for eggs in evening classes at public cooking schools. Miss Lilla P Finch supervisor of cooking experiments with carrots to determine if they can replace eggs in other dishes. The effort is driven by the increased cost of living and shows inventive response to price pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Lilla P. Finch
Descendant of David Sues For Malpractice Damages
Miss Florence Ben-Oliel, traced as a lineal descendant of King David, sues Dr Cyrenus Darling on a claim of 1800 dollars in a U S court in Detroit Michigan alleging malpractice in failing to set a fractured limb. Ben Oliel is identified as daughter of a Jerusalem missionary. Also mentions Cook Stove Egg Coal and J B Young Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Royal House of the Hebrews
United States
Florence Ben-Oliel
David
Cyrenus Darling
University of Michigan
Migs Ben-Oljel
Jerusalem
Wilson in Senate Fight Demands Primary Nominee Choice
New Jersey Governor Elect Woodrow Wilson declares that James E. Martine should be elected to succeed John Kean in the U S Senate and that if James Smith Jr were elected he would not go to Washington. The signed statement was issued at Princeton after careful consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Rubicon
James E. Martine
John Kean
United States Senate
James Smith, Jr
Washington
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LA Porte
Charles F. Sheldon
Margaret Dignan
John Dignan
LaPorte
C. W. Rogers
Methodist Church
Frank Cody
Mr. Sheldon
C. O. T. Club
A. A. Dunham
Clay Street
Anna Lohner
A. L. ‘Alexander
U. T. E. Share Store
Highland
Ladies’ Literary Society
Public Library
Earl Barber
W. W. McFarlane
C. T. Wilson
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R. Hall
Commercial Club
Muirhead
Ellis Hotel
St. Paul
David Sues
Solomon
J. B. Young & Co
Wilson
Senate
Trenton
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
People of
Princeton
Selz Royal Blue
Selz Shoes
Selz
Chicago
Leon
Royal Blue
Sela
Sycamore Street
Independent Meat Company
East Fourth Street
Commercial Street
Independent Meat CO
J. D. Cohn
Mang
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