Cedar Falls Notes Highlight Debates and Local Happenings
Cedar Falls social and civic notes report Edward Leavitt will join Ames debating team at Madison Wisconsin on March 2 with teammates from Iowa City and Evanston plus Cedar Falls ties. Also local clubs host Priscilla Harmony and Merry Makers gatherings while a birthday party honors Abs Gardner Lawrence and Mr and Mrs George S Morning host others.
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George
Mornin
G. R. Uayton
Lora M. Robinson
Edward Leavitt
Myr
Roser Leavitt
Madison
Wis
Ames
University of Wisconsin
Louis Ford
Iowa City
Emmett
Albert Ward
Evanston
Laura
Thiesen
Grant Clark
Lanreoss
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Edward Leagitt
Cedar Falls High School
August Freier
Priscilla Club
Walnut Street
Mary J. Setten
el Smith
Waterloo
X. C. Olesen
Harmony Club
Haleventh
Clay Streets
C. W. Stone
Shenandoah
Robert Stone Mattox
W. A. Shuster
Merry-Makers' Club
Clay Street
Bendix Brown
Hannah Parman
Ross B. Ellis
R. A. Blaker
Janesville
Tom Clark
Grove Street
Jess Lamb
Iowa Street
W. W. West
Henry Maxanti
Presbyterian Church
South Dakota
R. W. Gibson
Albert Kyes
Hier
Ed Aghter
Gresian
Gik
Richmond A
Gladys Jones
oHner
Misa Jones
Fremont Strest
Tha Desira
Ben Hur Lodge Plans Busy Schedule at Labor Temple
The £ win court No. 191 Tribe of Ben Hur leases the Labor temple for ISI meetings starting Jan. 17 with weekly Wednesday sessions at 7 o clock. An entertainment committee will stage a distinct feature each lodge night and important business will be transacted. The degree and drill teams will be appointed, and a members’ social will follow. A hard times party for all Ren Mars and friends is set for Jan. 24 with an informal dance on Jan. 31. Spectacular initiation is planned for March and the BL Valentine’s dancing party is set for Feb. 14 at Mouse hall. District prayer meetings are announced for various divisions and locations with named leaders. Wireless service has been inaugurated between Holivia and Peru.
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Ben Hur
At & O
Ren Mars
Fertile pupils tour Cedar Falls and Waterloo factories
School superintendent Trot James and eleven Fertile students visited the State Teachers College in the morning and toured Cedar Falls and Waterloo factories in the afternoon. The educational trip aimed to expose the youths to new learning experiences and practical industry.
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Canar Malls College
Watierloo
James
Atertile
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Colege
All Day Meeting Promotes National Prohibition Support
An all day gathering in Y W C A rooms Thursday, led by Mrs B Park of the Waterloo W C T U, joins nationwide efforts for national prohibition. The event invites all interested to attend any part. The program opens at 9 a m with devotionals by Mrs William Starr and a reading by Mrs Park from the national movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Association
B. Park
Waterloo W. C. T. U
William Starr
Park
Ministerial group program at Cedar Falls event
The address will feature Mrs. 3. D. Mitchell leading the noon prayer and Mrs. M Stay opening the afternoon session. Mra. M. J. Whisper of Cedar Falls will report from the national convention, Miss Anta M. Kistner will give a reading, with short talks by others as the ministerial members participate.
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D. Mitchell
M Stay
Mra
M. J. Whisper
Cedar Falls
Anta M. Kistner
Keep the Kidneys Well Waterloo Ad Claims Dean's Pills
Waterloo readers urged to use Dean's Kidney Pills to prevent kidney problems and restore energy. A local testimonial from Mrs. FL W Weston credits relief after one box purchased at Wangler Bros. Drug Co. The ad promotes 50 cent price and cites Poster Mileburn Co. as the advertiser.
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Waterloo
Dean
FL W. Weston
Lazarette St
Doan
Wangler Bros. Drug Co
Card of Thanks and notable ship fact
Card of Thanks thanks neighbors and friends for help and sympathy after the death of Harold Acker man. Mr and Mrs G J Ackerman and Children. The Kangaroo a 4500 ton vessel is the first motor merchant ship between England and Australia. It costs less than half 4 cent per thousand gallons to render undrinkable river water safe and pure.
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Smnegis
Harold Ackerman
G.J. Ackerman
England
Australia
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