Cedar Falls social center club puts Cedar Heights on the map
In Cedar Falls Cedar Heights residents backed by a large crowd organized the Cedar Heights Social Study Center club meeting at the school house. A student quartet opened the program, followed by a brief school program and remarks from President Seerley and County Superintendent Myers. Debates on whether inventors surpassed statesmen concluded with a judged vote and a social hour with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Black Hawk County
Seerley
Margaret Myers
Waterloo
Winifred Merrill
A. J. Buchaner
United States
James Edwards
Gunn
L. H. Fidwards
Littell
Macy Campbell
Myers
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Falls Church Services Summary
Cedar Falls churches plan morning and evening services including communion and cantatas. Denominations listed include Baptist, Congregational, Presbyterian, Methodist, Christian, Episcopal, Saint Patrick’s, Christian Science, Danish churches, Zion Evangelical, Danish Baptist and St John’s Evangelical with pastors delivering sermons and special programs. Revival meetings recently concluded Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
J. D. Vanney
First Congregational
Walter Metcalf
D. W. Fahs
Methodist Episcopal
J. W. Holland
J. M.morris
St. Luke's Episcopal
John S. Cole
St. Patrick’s
William Wein‘eke
Christian Sciente
Grand Idelatre
Nazareth
E. Proven‘son
J. Christjiansen
Zion $Evangelikcal
BL OR
Wiener
E Fredmund
St. John's Evangelical
A. C. Fritz
East High Debaters Picked for Triangular Meet
In a preliminary at Manual Training auditorium East High selected two teams to face West High and Cedar Falls High. Debaters include Georgene Teeple Ronald Reed Fred Becker Hoyt Garman Helen Gaiser Olive Peek. Teeple named best, Gaiser second. subject is immigration restrictions via literacy test. Judges were P H Paulson W P Hoxie and C N Olson. Twelve contestants entered. five minutes for constructive argument and three minutes for rebuttal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manual Training
East High
West High
Cedar Falls High School
Georgene Teeple
Ronald Reed
Fred Becker
Hoyt Garman
Helen Gaiser
Olive Peek
United States
Attornayg
P.H. Paulson
W. P. Hoxie
C. N. Olson
Almanac notes and social gathering at Hagerman Place
A World Almanac review cites 1915 issues and topics from war in Europe to federal acts. Mrs T J Haddeman hosted Hagerman Place women of Fortnightly Needle club with needlework, conversation and contests. prizes won by Mrs Ed Cowell, guests included Miss Bessie Potts and several local residents.
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Europe
United States
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Trade Commission
Chinese Republic
Palisades
World Almanac
Evening Courier
T. J. Haddeman
Needle Club
Hagerman Place
Ed Cowell
Bessie Potts
Qel' Wein, Minn
Albert Kistner
Brewster
Pearl Henzie
W. J. Webb
City
Miss Berniece Rickert Delights in First Recital
Miss Berniece Rickert gave her first recital at the residence studio of Mrs. Maxwell Care. The program featured songs by Spross Cadman Hawley Coombs Schneider and Gounod including Aria from Faust. Rickert, a promising contralto, impressed friends and musical circles with rich tone and refined interpretation, aided by assistants Quig Robinson and William Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Rickert
Maxwell Care
Man Pleads Not Guilty to Vagrancy Charge
Magnus Nelson arraigned in police court pleads not guilty to vagrancy yet admits long unemployment. Released after promising to aid wife and five children. Once earned $1,500 from a pearl sale, bought a home, later mortgaged, aided by poor overseer. Also includes card of thanks and a Foley advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnus Nelson
Nelson
Officers Installed at Helen Gould Auxiliary Camp
Last evening the Helen Gould auxiliary and Fred Willier camp No 1 held installation ceremonies with new officers taking offices and a brief acknowledgment of past leadership. The event featured formal processions, ceremonial badges, and remarks on community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Fred Willier
Seven Arrested in Raid at Disorderly House
Corina Davenport Miller was arraigned in police court on a charge of operating a disorderly house at 1111 Fourth Street East but the case was postponed until Monday because witnesses could not appear. Officers raided the rooms last evening and arrested Mrs Miller s sister Mary Davenport and six men, two of whom were colored. All except Mrs Miller and the colored men were released on bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corina Davenport Miller
Fourth Street
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