Cedar Falls Community Notices and Local Meetings
Cedar Falls society notes cover rentals, club meetings, and church events. Levi Jewell plans to move, Lars Neleen becomes tenant, and various locals attend lectures, concerts, and social gatherings. Public notices include W. D. Wile and Cedar Falls Woman's Club activities, plus a veteran worker nearing retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Levi Jewell
Lars Neleen
Tues Wy Clube
Dan
W. D. Wile Ageg Cole
C. 5. Cory
Cory
Mill
Kensington
Roy Metsgar
West Eleventh
The
Cedar Wally Woman's Club
W. X. Hostrop
Main Street
J. G. Packard
Rudyard Kipling
Parlor Reading Circle
W. E. Frederickson
Royal Neighbors
Cedar Camp
Bard
Presbyterian Church
George Philpot
Indianapolis
Waterloo
Emma B. Robinson
Charlotte Rowne
Parkersburg
B. W. Merrill
First Congregational Church
J. Ross Frampton
Frank Jewell
Faye Palmer
Harold Palmer
Lord
Walter Metcalf
Baptist Church
L. C2. Moore
Waverly
Moore
Osage
Lichtys kinship query crosses state lines in Iowa
Daniel P Lichty born 1844 in Somerset Pennsylvania and Ephram Lichty born about 70 years ago also from Somerset exchange letters from Norway Linn County and Black Hawk County seeking to untangle a family tie. Ephriam believes all Lichtys in the area descend from two Swiss brothers who arrived around the Revolutionary era. The Linn County Lichty mentions his grandfather came from Switzerland and died in Hagerstown Pennsylvania. The two families are urged to visit to discuss the possible relation. They celebrate a Golden Wedding on December 38. The Scotch Grove settlement hosts the Lichty family, whose Pennsylvania blacksmith ancestor made the original Lichty ax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel P. Lichhr
Somerset
Linn County
Ephham Lichty
Black Hawk County
Ephriam Licthr
Switzerland
America
Daniel
Lichty
Norway
Hagerstown
Ephriam Lichty
Tauber
Daniel P. Lichty
Colden
Scotland
Scotch Grove
Pennsylvania
12 Years as Waterloo Flagman Tom Lewis Heads Crossing Record
Tom Lewis known as A T Lewis served as the third street Rock Island crossing flagman in Waterloo for 12 years without an accident. He missed three days due to sickness, recalling how speed and haste rise with modern drivers, and notes his long service and prior work with Chicago Great Western and the Central Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Rock Island
Lewis
Crowsing
Cedar Rapids
Tom Lewis
Tom
Waterloo
Third Street
Veteray Crossing
Chicago
Great Western Air Rock
T Lewis
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Baseball
Central Association
Writ Restrain Engel From Molesting Wife
Julius Engel traveled from Detroit to Waterloo to visit his wife Marie Engel, but a court issued a writ of injunction restraining him from contacting or harassing Mrs. Engel at the downtown laundry, her rooming house, or on the street while she goes to or from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Engel
Detroit
Mich
Marie Engel
Mrs. Engel
Independanes Avenue
Pickett, Swisher & Farwell
Engel
Waterloo
Mr. Tengel
Angel
Bills Hotel
Taxi Driver Fined For Overcharging
Police Judge J. Beem fined Frank Reed ten dollars after Reed was found guilty in police court of overcharging a passenger. Reed must pay the fine or post an appeal bond of one hundred dollars. Police court fines also included speeding and intoxication cases among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Beem
Frank Reed
Reed
Uberty
W. A.moore
Emerson-Central defeats West High in eighth grade basketball
Emerson-Central edged West High 11 to 10 in a women’s basketball game at the YMCA gym yesterday afternoon. India Pickett led with four baskets. Catherine Carpenter and Eva Ferguson added one each. Emerson-Central faces Business Girls at 6:15 p.m. Friday. Miss Amy Raske coaches West High, with others directed by Miss May Armstrong. Reserved shoes advertised by Model Shoes Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson-Central
West High
Business Girls
Whittier
India Pickett
R. F
Catherine Carpenter
Wiegand
Sweet
R.g
Payne
West High Elade
Holmes, R. F
Pallock
Wisner
Waldron
Ferguson
High Yeoman Officer Install Waterloo Lodge
Corry of Des Moines, attorney for the Brotherhood of American Yeomen, installed officers for the local lodge. New officers include William Kober foreman, Fredwns by master of ceremonies, Mrs. Norring Bhole correspondent, Adam Sohner master of accounts, Mrs. John Kline felter chaplain Everell Lockwood overseer, Mrs. Adam Sohner Lady Rowena, John Kline Teller, A Sheppard watchman, and Mrs. Wagner guard. The program featured Emily Trevarthen vocal solo and orchestra. Mr. Corry delivered an address after the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Des Moines
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
William Kober
Fredwnsby
Norring Bhole
Adam Sohner
John Klinefelter
Everell Lockwood
Tda Beichart
Rowena
Rebecca
John Kline- Teller
A. Sheppard
Sens Vinel
Wagner
Emily Trevarthen
R. 4. LY
William Belt
Miss Martian Exan
Big Annual Commercial Club Meeting At Waterloo
Five dozen members filled the Eis hotel banquet hall for Waterloo's Commercial Club annual dinner. Speakers praised home industries, debated a new union station, and urged support for a modern east high school. The program mixed humor with solid business talk on roads, education, and city growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Hotel
New Union Station
Commercial Club
Eis
Union
Waterlow
Charles van Vleck
van Vleck
B. J. Howrey
W. R. Law
Waterloo
W. F. Getsch
Nashua
Waterloo Way
Waverly
TF. J. Fowler
Illinois Central
Rath Packing Company
Board of Trade
W. N. Bruwn
Waterloo East
Traxpayers
Boarsect
Joint Committee On
Quinine Medicine Ad Claims Safe Laxative Effect
An advertisement promotes Laxative Broma Quinine as a tonic laxative with no nervousness or head ringing. It markets Brom Quinine as the sole product with a Grove sign on box and a 25 cent price point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Grove
Half-saling Ladies Shoes and Men's Footwear Ad
An advertisement offers ladies shoes at 60 cents and men's shoes at one dollar. The notice invites readers to phone 2164 to arrange pickup and delivery from Model Shoe Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Shoes Co
A Message to Suffering Women
A historical notice explaining limits of cures for female illnesses. It admits medical science cannot cure all diseases and acknowledges many women’s conditions remain untreated or proceed to surgery, suggesting conservative, sensible medical approaches could restore health and happiness if identified earlier.
Safeguard Your Health Women and Gynecology Ills
The piece pleads for better women’s health care, praising faithful physicians and urging a move away from destructive cutting operations. It laments that gynecology lacks reliable treatments and stresses protecting noble wives and mothers through cautious, prudent medical practice.
Let Us Successfully Treat You
A medical facility promotes non surgical treatment for women, claiming many gynecological cases can improve or cure without operations. It emphasizes harmony of the body's functions, ten years of practice, and a commitment to determine each patient's trouble before choosing treatment.
Learn Your True Condition From Our Caring Clinic
A plea to readers to visit the clinic for an candid medical opinion. The note promises honest treatment and aims to build a lasting patient relationship, supporting humane methods aiding suffering women nationwide.
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. N. Hurd
Evening Courier
Cedar Wills Drag Co
Lawn City
Black Haws Hotel
J. W. Bancroft
J. Erwin Evans
Marenge
Milton Junction
J. B. Clay
Minneapolis
Hoderick Fullerton
A. Fullerton
Presbyterian Hospital
Dulith
Don
FA. Fulbeerton
Chiccago
Roderick
Hart Virden
Iawa
Miami
Pla
George Kayache
Dysart
Htev
Sobl
First Baptist Church
Witerloo
Young Weeves Society
Danish Baptist Church
Ralph Dubbert
Co. F
Stell Rock
Christin Kiersgaard
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Anna Funk
Business Woman's Department
Cedar Falls Woman's Vink
Mary Rude
Ida G. Rhoades
Sadie Nelson
Jesaia Bolton
Mary Hansen
George S. Mornin
G. R. Dayton
Lorn M. Robinson
Merie Robinson
Fred Northey
J. QO. Knox
W. E. Cowan
R. N. Cowin
Frank Shores
Cal M. Kingsley
Padden
Waterloo Lodge
Padden Auto- Cr
P. W. Smith
Stanley Moore
Smith
Big
Little Hell
T.oy Rust
Dgube
Union Station
Phuy
Rust
J. J. Lockwood
Iome
George K. Lichty
J. S. Cass
Austin Burt
H. M. Reed
W. Schuneman
al. B. Lichty
C. A. Morris
W. J. Peddicord
Union Depot
Trafic Service
Pit
Greater
Iowa Good Roads Association
Iowa Good Roads
Waterloo Convention Bureau
Express
Dairk Cattle Congress
Niingis
State Fair Association
Tawa
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Chib
Red Cross
Soldiers’ Relief Fund
Baseball Association
Campbell-Saxon Auto Co
West Fifth Street
Waterloo, Iowa
West Side
Irving Hotel
Drs. Myers & Summers
Sycamore Street
Town
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