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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1915

Page

5

Social notes from Cedar Falls events and meetings

Mrs. E J Cable hosts eight friends for dinner to meet Mrs Pierson of York Neb visiting sister Miss Anna Gertrude Childs. Mrs George W Philper spoke in Plainfield at a W CU T U gathering as Mrs W A Bryant travels to Chicago. Parlor WCTU meeting planned at Mrs Roger Leavitt home. Florence Ward and Elizabeth Petersen host birthdays. Club program featured Maeterlinck The Blue Bird and readings. Forthcoming invitations for Cedar Falls Waterloo visitors. Funeral for Hiram Sowles and other local happenings. Evangelistic meetings to be held with united church services and cottage meetings listed. Funeral of Mrs M N Dayton set for Friday.

Cedar Falls E. J. Cable Pierson York, Neb Anna Gertrude Childs George W. Philper Plainfield T. U W. A. Bryant Chicago Roger Leavitt Florence 5 Burlington Waterloo Elizabeth Peterson State Street Cedar Falls Club Edward Carney Blue Bird Myron G. Harris Maeterlinck Julia Curtiss McDowell Kingman August Freier Ludeman Alice Parker Butler Herbert B. Cropper Louis E. Fowler Raymond Folk Ellis' Hall Elizabeth Petersen Hiram Sowles Sowles Walnut Street Lamont Miner East Leslie Hughes Clinton New York Kbickleberg Finchford H. Miller Franklin Parkersburg L. FE Crosby Colac Palle A. Taylor Delphig. Rausey Portland Ore Richland Wi. W. Larson Clarson Miss Blanche William Wiencke St. Patrick's Church Cedar Trapids Gilkey United States American Canning Company M. N. Dayton M.N. Dayton Main Street D. W. Fahs Dayton Fairview Cemetery Sarah M. Rowland Florence Martin Nathaniel Dayton Martinsburg Stella J. W. Robinson George §. Mornin Gail R. Dayton P. H. Boysen Cedar Rapids Robert M. Karr Omaha Neb Florence Merle Dayton Robinson Martin N. Dayton This City Dayton Boysen M. M. Rowland

Prominent business van funds Carnegie Dayton library and church

The article recalls a respected local businessman who built a flour milling enterprise and influenced the city. His memory and that of Mrs Dayton will be honored through generous gifts, including a site for the Carnegie Dayton Library and financing for the Presbyterian church, an ornament to the city. Pallbearers listed include John Lemomer, J W Ford, A Boehmler, Dr Mead, Dr Stephenson, and C H Rodenbach.

Tocal Milix Tooth Dayton Carnegie-Dayton Presbyterian Church John Lemomer J. W. Ford A. Boehmler Dr. Mead Dr. Stephenson and C. H. Rodenbach

Poultry Department Bill Pressed by Iowa Poultrymen

Des Moines legislators heard a push for a state poultry department to aid egg production and marketing. Proponents argued a department would lift yields, reduce losses, and cover its costs, noting storage, marketing, and breeding concerns. Author R J Johnson urged widespread support for the plan.

Des Moines Iowa House Committee On Agriculture Carl Darrah Darrah Poultry Department Ben Swat R. W. Cram Davenport R. J. Johnson

Memorial Hall site discussed by Waterloo committee

C D Becker chairs a Memorial Hall committee meeting at the Waterloo Commercial club rooms to pick a site for the hall voters authorized. Debate centers on Waterloo versus Cedar Falls offers and riverfront options near Fourth and Fifth streets. About 15000 dollars is available for the project, too small for both building and site.

C. D. Becker Memorial Hall Waterloo First National Bank Cedar Falls River Front Fourth Fifth Streets

Does This Fit You A Good Card Player and Life Partner

Ruth Cameron writes on virtues for a good card player who plays every hand fully and avoids blaming luck. A good loser keeps calm, stays pleasant, and is square in all dealings. The piece links card play ethics to life conduct and trustworthy partnership.

Mra. Hattle

Mead and Beatrix Clash Over Votes in Local Poll

In a small town exchange Mead questions wheat’s effect on Carol’s popularity while Beatrix boasts of receiving the most votes for being popular. The remarks hint at local social tensions and campaign dynamics among residents.

Mead Carol Beatrix

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