Notable Local Social Notes From Cedar Falls
M C Overman returned from illness to be treated at Waterloo Presbyterian hospital. May Dahl visited West Union friends. Typhoid concerns for Lee Shillinglay. Ralph Harris heads to Horran school of commerce in Philadelphia. Brian Condit and Melvin Miller plan to teach in Spring Valley Minnesota after visiting Cedar Falls. H H Huffman returns from Allerton after a school visit. Donald Ferguson family to St Paul after two weeks here. Lindsay Robinson heads to Iowa City for university. Inez Radell to Williamsburg to resume school work. Mrs H H Sterley hosted neighbors for her daughter in law Mrs C C Beerley of Manhattan Montana. Carl Knoepfler to Iowa City for school. Mattie Fargo resumes teaching in Leads after two years. Wm J Philpor attends to U S marshal duties and visits. Harvey Jones visiting from St Louis. Mr and Mrs James Harper of Manly arrive for Mrs Harper’s mother’s illness in Dike. Joe Clay hosts about a hundred Iowa Gate officers at banquet. Geo Smith of Jefferson visits Cedar Falls, notes local improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Harris
Philadelphia
Horran
H. H. Sterley
C. C. Beerley
Manhattan
Mont
Carl Knoepfler
J. RB. Knoepfler
Iowa City
Mattie Fargo
Cate Alsurr
Teachers’ College
Waverly
Lou Manechett
Galesburg
Iil
Nate Manchett
Ray Hanchett
Mitchellville
Charles Holt
McMurray
Janesville
Holt
W. A. Wehrmacher
Waterloo
James Clark
F. G. Clark
Clara Cryl
Horton
H. F. Lusenhop
Lucile Pete
Allison
Iva Rust
Wmn. Leishberg
Ackley
Minn
John Ritsinger
Jobn Blossom
Cedar Fall Aterdar
D. N. Pattison
Arthur
Dorothy
Oelwein
Dorothy Schuknecht
Mises Dorothy Dawson
Madison, Wis
State University
Miss Dawson
Walter Ladage
Charles City
Ieary Rust
Clarabrecht
New Hampton
Matt Gruben
Merrill
Harold
Farl Hayes
Findlay
Irene Peterson
Waterloos
Laura Miller
John Rotterman
Clarksville
Laude Curtis
S. H. Curtis
Nebraska
Messel Knight
Belle Plaine
Maud High
Jane Broarlie
Sadie Leet
Jefferson
J. Leet
New Road May Be Built Soon In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa January 3 One of the citys new improvements this year is a wagon bridge across the river above the dam and a road from the north side to connect with the Waverly road near the Ford farm. Surveys have been made and farmers north of town favor the route. It would draw many farmers to trade locally rather than in other towns. A horse slipped on icy street and died instantly. Tigers beat Janesville 60 to 13 in basketball with Midgets 33 to 10. Tigers to open schedule next Friday against West Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Tigers
Janesville
College Training
West Waterloo
The
Miami Herald
J. C. Hickson
D. E. Evans & Co
Chicago
Hickson
Miami
Waverly Social Notes Include Local Business and Visits
In Waverly Iowa many residents are mentioned visiting relatives, selling stores, or hosting guests during the New Year period. Notables include Charles Holt selling his drug store to Mr. McMurray of Janesville and retiring to private life but remaining in Waverly.
Daorte Daily Bulletin La Porte City Miss Xiwalt and Visitors
Miss Xiwalt a cello is visiting in La Porte City and is staying with friend M Janette Wagner. Mr and Mrs E K Abels discussed stockholders meeting for the Fair association and related duties. James Angel is reported sick and Myron Firestone and Mabel Lingaker shopped in Waterloo yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
D + Fair association
James Angel
A. Lynn
Waterloo
John ‘Terry
Burglar Was Husband Mrs E G Mathews
Mrs E G Mathews of 1514 Third Street West told police burglars tried to enter her home late at night. Officers rushed to the scene discovering her husband, traveling salesman Morris Mathews, returned home and trying to gain admittance without his keys. He apparently sought alternative entry after family members were unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Mathews
Third Street West
Unclear Names Follow Installation Ceremony
Fragmentary list of individuals including P. C. Janmin Landgraf Gertrude Perkins Emma Steege Grace Michael and others. Mentions Cards second dancing to follow the installation. No clear event title or location provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. C
Janmin Landgraf
Gertrude Perkins
E. C
Lulu Ladage
Margaret Klinefelter
Jolothea Ordway
KR. C
Emma Bsteege
Grace Michael
Blanche Pettay
Clajrw Rose
Adda Beeta
Clearing House Banks Show Increased Reserves and Loans
New York reports the week’s actual conditions with banks and trust companies holding 12.189 million in excess reserves. Loans rise to 16.427 million, specie up 9.62 million, legal tenders up 2.168 million, net deposits up 39.716 million, and circulation up 463 thousand. Vault reserves total 341.294 million for banks and 63.781 million for trust companies. Trusts carry 54.076 million in reserve with clearing house members at 25 percent. State banks and trusts not in clearing show loans up 1.2599 million and deposits up 4.7934 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carpenters Rebuff Reaffiliation Bid at Last Evening Vote
The carpenters local 1836 rejected reaffiliation with the Central Labor body by a ten vote margin after a secret ballot at their hall. The dispute stems from a split three years ago during a building trades department dispute with sheetmetal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters
Carpenters’ Hall
Central Labor Body
Carpenters’ Organization
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Carpenters’ Union
Ohio
Public School Reopening Under Way In Waterloo
Practically all teachers in Waterloo city public schools have returned and will resume instruction Monday. Janitors have cleaned buildings and room layouts were adjusted. Lafayette and Lincoln gymnasiums, completed today, will host four ward buildings and McKinley and John J. Iske students next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lafayette
Lincoln
Ward
East Side
John J “Iske
McKinley
Deser ted Girl Found After Hotel Visit Plan
A sixteen year old Waterloo girl ran away from home Friday and was picked up by police while planning a hotel visit with a theatrical man. She claimed she was with a stranger, was questioned, released, then identified by her parents later that night. Officers recovered her and returned her to her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Huer
Chautauqqua Park
Fridhay
Weir
Ea Irly
Police
Reverend Frank Brown to speak at association meeting
Rev Frank Brown of St Pauls M E Church will speak at the 4 o clock service in association rooms. Mrs W L Clapp will provide special music. The Hoffmans Sunday School class girls will host. All girls and women are invited as association classes resume regular meetings next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW. CG. A
Frank Brown
St. Paul's
M. E. Church
W. L. Clapp
Hoffman
First Baptist Church
Association
Oberlin College Talent to Appear in Waterloo
Oberlin College talent will perform in Waterloo in a Tuesday evening concert. All proceeds from the program will be turned over to the Glee club to aid the First Methodist deaconess distributing church fund. The musical organization is on its annual tour with growing interest in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Colt
Jege Glee Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Indan
M. C. Overman
George Howland
Presbyterian Hospital
May Dahl
West Union
Agnes Hoyt
Ruth Melee
Lee Shillinglay
Inna City
H. H. Huffman
Allerton
Marion Huffman
Donald Ferguson
St Paul
Lindsay Robinson
Inez Radell
Williamsburg
Mrs. J. C. Radel
JW. Philpor
United States
Harvey Jones
St. Louis
James Harper
Manly
Joe Clay
Iowa Gate Company
Commercial Club
Geo. Smith
Jefferson, Jr
Mr. Smith
Wm. Elliott
Hilda Hates
Waterloo Evening Courier
Jefferson St
Geo. F. Hunt
East Bremar Ave
Nina Apfel
Carrie Bates
E. Printy
Shell Rock
A. Lowing
George Selbig
Herbert Corning
Elizabeth
Will Daily
Marion
Charles Selbig
Minneapolis
Grandpa L. Selbig
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Fythian Sisters' Temple
Merrian
Carlton Sias
C. C
Austin Burt
J.T. Knapp
HL L. Cole
W. F. Jeffrey
R. and
J. J. Chapman
G. W. Williams
Exchequer
J. ©. Makinster
J. W. Rickert
R. HL Koester
W. H. Langjas
Pythilan Sisters
J. B. Shane
J. H. Moore
Srand
Josie Martin
Daorte Daily Bulletin
Maude Longaker
H. G Adams
Uusine
Adams
Morris Feder
Cedar Rapids
Ethel Semuita
Jack Woods
Hs Home
Wail Street
John Conroy
J. A. Sample
Florida
D. G. Boomer
Lozier
Regal Roads
IER
Central Auto @ Supply Co
Iowa
Corner
Franklin Streets
Oberlin College
Geo. Richards & Co
Maximie
Joe Fondelier
Kennedy & Reeves
James F. Fulton & Co
Geo. Ade
Vera Berliner
Patricola & Myers
Artists Supreme of the
Air
Brown, Harris & Brown
the Mutual
Henry
A. T. Whittle
Florida Indian River Land Co
Syndicate Building
Stanley S. Lichty
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