Cedar Falls social notes recount church services and events
January items from Cedar Falls record Panera services over remains, church programs in New Hartford and Zion Evangelical meetings, winter night school, club gatherings, births, visits, and a busy library Sunday hours initiative. Community notices include fire event on West Ninth Street, local entertainments, and ministerial and club meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Panera
N.O
Methodist
New Hartford
Masonic Order
Stont
John W W. Robinson
New York
Philadelphia
Susan Baughneind
Evangelical Church In
Japan
Bible Woman's Training School
Tokio
Zion Evangelical Church
G. P. Canelti
Norrow
R. A. Santea
Lillian Lambert
Town Street
Lucy Bailey
Grundy Canter
W. G. Mularky
Clay Street
Samuel Gibson
Malan Street
Yeomen Lodge
Maccabee Hall
Sixty Full Years of Wedded Life for Mr. and Mrs. Lytle
The Lytles of 194 Lafayette street celebrate sixty years of marriage dating from January 7 1857 in Lake Geneva Wisconsin. They recall a rustic courtship with sleighs and cutters, a move to Bremer county and then Waterloo retirement. The couple, born in 1834 and 1838, share a life of mutual love and tolerance. Their family includes two children Claude and May, with grandchildren Maud and George who died of scarlet fever years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lytle
Lafayette Street
Sylvia Rust
Lake Geneva
Wis
Turtle
Claude
Miss May
Claude Lytle
Maud
George
Mrs. Lytle
Iowa
Mr. Lytle
Bremer County
McGregor
Fredericksburg
Thomas
Wapsie
Bride deserts after a month of marriage in Waterloo
William J. Turner Roe and Catherine Cota, both from Ludington Michigan, wed in Waterloo. Turner Roe filed for divorce claiming his wife deserted him on Christmas morning during a fit of rage and threatened to return to Michigan. He cites six children from a prior marriage and alleges improper language and untidy household conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Turner- Roe
Catherine Cota
Ludington
Mitch
Waterloo
Old Time Dances Bring Cedar Heights Community Close
The Community club meeting at Cedar Heights last night drew a full house with dancing to an old fashioned fiddle set. Castle Hill sent twenty attendees while a debate over military training in the Cedar Heights school ended with militancy edging peace by a single point as H C Moeller and colleagues awarded the affirmative 285 to 284. Larry Dunn spoke on cooperation and service urging united action for the common good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Castle Hill
C. M. Cheney
Petroleumy V. Nashy
H.C. Moeller
J. G. Brinkerhoff
Percy Clark
Larry Dunn
Electric Corn Remedy Ad Claims Quick Pain Free Zone
An advertisement describes pressing a small electric button to strike a live wire for a shock, then promotes a quarter ounce of free zone sold at drug stores. A few drops allegedly remove hard or soft corn or callus without pain, shrivelling and lifting the corn out with no inflammation.
Rotary club to hold special Tuesday meeting
W F Parrott president announces a Tuesday noon gathering at the Commercial club rooms for Rotary club directors officers and committee members including vice president board of directors entertainment and fellowship groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Parrott
Rotary Club
Commercial Club
Boarding Club Elects Officers for Year
Members of the Y. M. C. A. boarding club held their annual meeting last night and elected officers for the year. Reports show the club is in healthy condition. Arthur Zimmerman was elected president, Wayne Smith vice president, L. R. Swen-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Presbyterian Church
A. He Speer
Nineteenth Century Club
John W. Bancroft
HJ. Cable
W. . Mitchell
Joe Clair Martin
Carnegie-Dayton Drary
Cedar Fally Woman's Club
Arthur Zimmerman
Wayne Smith
L. R. Swen
Officer 666 at Waterloo Big Fair Opens Tonight
Secretary Conrad S. Kimm and treasurer Edward Brucher head the event with Steward duties listed. The notice promotes the Waterloo Big Fair at Ellis Hall, starting this Tuesday night with Myers' Orchestra performing as part of the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Wyig Fair
Old Elksill
Myers’ Orchestra
Old
Ellis’ Hall
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