Cedar Falls Society Notes Roundup of Visits and Funeral
Cedar Falls briefs detail Dr. Colgrove's institute work in Pennsylvania and Christmas plans with son Paul Colgrove in Oberlin. Local socials report Mrs. Gill visiting Cedar Falls, Mrs. Merner's Omaha trip, Raymond Case's Dallas visit, and a range of lectures, meetings, and club events at the Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches. Funeral for George W. Whitworth draws many friends. Young People's club forms at Presbyterian church with no dues and simple programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
P. Colgrove
Algona
T. H. Gill
Marengo, ML
H.R. Brown
Gill
L. E. Park
Waterloo
Wade Minnich
Norfolk
Oscar Lowry
David C. Merner
Omaha and
Hartington
Neb
Raymond Case
Dallas
Tex
W W. R. Brown
Parlor Reading Circle
Ames
Alma Cutler
Maude Powall
C.B. Meyerholz
United States
Simpson
Minneapo~lis
C. P. Colgrove
Methodist Episcopal Church
Frank ©. Jackson
Second Street
George Webster
St. Paul
Charles Bayard Mitchell
St. Luke's Guild
Henry Johnson
C. G. Vi
Dierman
Wyth
Bess Canning
W. J. Roth
Main Street
Marlin Thorndahl
Waterloo Road
Peter Clausen
Charles
Charles City
Luis Nissen
Greenwood Cemetery
Geo. W. Whitworth
George W. Whitworth
CG. J. Wilson
Clay Street
John S. Cole
Waverly
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Lillian Egloft
Prisbyterian Church
Young People’s Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Pastor's Aid Society
Fred Schmidt
Francis Wagner
Jessie Bolton
Bonnie Hansen
Lura
Kingman
Ruth Douglas
Gertrude Bayles
F. L. McCreary
Effie Schuneman
Robert Getchell
W. H. Bedford
Prof. McCreary
Cornet
Paul Klingstandt
Esther Shoe Imaker
Town Farmers Urged to Go East in New York Drive
Iowa readers are urged to consider moving east as New York state launches an agricultural promo tour visiting forty towns in several states. The display highlights New York crops livestock and prices to entice midwestern farmers to relocate or expand to New York, arguing the state offers more to farmers than any other in the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MW O
Middle West
New York State
Greater Towa Association
Lit
Iowa
New York Agricultural Special
Albany
West
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Migsouri
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
British Columbia
United States
New York
Alma Where No You Live at Waterloo Tonight
Alma Where No You Live stars Joe Weber in a Waterloo show with a strong cast and intact musical numbers. Sarah Padden, born in Chicago in the 1880s and noted for dramatic talent, appears next Saturday as Nora Plake in The Little Shepherd of Bargain Row.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Weber
Weber
the Waterloo
Sarah Padden
Sarah’ Padden
Tate
Waterloo
Nora Plake
Howard McKent Barnes
Littl Shepherd
Bargain Row
Chicago
Maurice J. Dorney
Neptune's Daughter to Tour All Regions in 26-Cent Matinee
The Neptune's Daughter film stars Annette Kellerman with diving, swimming and fencing feats in a touring company spread across the United States and Canada. A Waterloo appearance on Sunday December 22 promises top value after Broadway records, with a 2:30 matinee special and four showings at Waterloo Theatre. Dorothy Donnelly stars in The Thief at Palace Theatre today and tomorrow, backed by Richard Buhler and an all star cast. The production features gowns valued over 5000 dollars from top fashion houses. Additionally a St Pauls M E church bazaar is set for Waterloo Furniture Co on December 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neptune
High Closs Theatres
Annette Kellerman
United States
Canada
Waterloo Ther Autre
Globe Theatre
Miss Kellerman
Dorothy Donnelly
America
Richard Buhler
Miss Donnelly
William Fox Studios
Edgar Lewis
New York
London
Paris
Sermon Highlights Man as Creator’s Image at United Brethren
Dr Williams preached to men at United Brethren Church on the twofold mission of Jesus and the nature of man created in God’s image. The service featured Mrs Angie Marting-Williams leading “The Harvest Song” and Dr Graves announcing an afternoon lecture. He spoke on made men, noting body soul and spirit and man’s dominion before the fall, detailing the tragic fall from virtue and free will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Williams
Angie Marting-Williams
R. E B. Graves
Dr. Williams
Jesus
the Evangelist
Earth
Haven
Parisian Sage hair tonic promises fuller, healthier scalp
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a science based preparation available at drug counters and Wangler Tires Co. It claims to stop dandruff, prevent itching, stimulate hair growth, and restore soft, shiny, abundant hair with a single at home application.
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Wangler Tires. Co
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY FOR VIOLIN STUDENTS IN WATERLOO
Young people in Waterloo are invited to study violin or cello with Miss Erma M. Gaarde at 1320 West Fourth Street. Gaarde, praised for her training at St Marys College of Music and as a pupil of Ludwig Becker, is considered an accomplished artist shaping a possible musical career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hecklinger
Frank Birch
Waterloo
Frank Koupp
G. Ludemann
West Nineteenth Street
Aplington
Erma M. Gaarde
Fourth Street
Miss Gaard
St. Slara’s College of Music
Ludwig Becker
Emma M. Gaarde Violin and Cello Teacher Profile
Emma M. Gaarde, six years at Saint Jara College of Music in Sinsinawa Wisconsin, graduate of the school, pupil of Ludwig Necker German artist, former leader of the Thomas Orchestra of Chicago, now teaching at Columbian School of Music, Studio 1820 West 4th Street Waterlon Tae, Phone 2025 Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Jara College of Music
Sinsinawa
Wisconsin
Ludwig Necker
Thomas Orchester
Chicago
Columbian School of Music
West 4Th Street
Waterlon
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