Traveling Social Roundup From Cedar Falls
Brief notes record Mrs. Chas Coffin and three daughters starting a two week visit to Clear Lake with Mrs. Coffin's niece. Bert Andrews plans a week vacation in Sault Ste Marie with wife. Mrs. Andrews joins sister Mrs. Carleton earlier. Ruth Wright visits Red Oak. Mrs. Frederickson and son vacation at Lake Okoboji. Mr. Frederickson to join Saturday. Bennison clerks host a social for Ida Wise at S. E. Caley farm. Prof. Theo Rider returns from the East to Chattanooga. Anna Gertrude Childs hosts farewell for Mariam Brooks Des Moines Effie Schuneman and Mary Dunham. Home Missionary society meets. Mrs. H L Chase to Chicago with daughter Emma Frances. Charles Coffin to Wheaton Minn to oversee farms. John Hanna of Waterloo visits Cedar Falls. pike to Waverly busy with travelers and thirst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Andrews
Sault Ste Marie, Mich
Mrs. Andrews
Mrs. Carleton
Mr. Andrews
Ruth Wright
Radcliffe
Red Oak
W. E. Frederickson
Lake Okobojf
Mr. Frederickson
Theo. C. Rider
Chatanooga
Tenn
Anna Gertrude Childs
West Fourth Street
Mariam Brooks
Des Moines
Effie Schuneman
Pratt Institute
Mary Dunham
Bloomington
Ind
Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
F. W. Paulger
H. L. Chase
Chicago
Emma Frances
Cedar Falls hosts state school meeting and picnic plans
A Cedar Falls gathering of the state superintendent county superintendents and rural teachers opened at 10 30 with President Seerley speaking. Deyoe Farrell and Cosgrove also spoke as rural school issues were discussed. Cedar Falls plans a delegation to Ames for the I S C alumni picnic. Edward Troy moves his East Cedar Falls grocery stock to a vacant room across from the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Seerley
Deyoe
Farrell
Clinton County
Black Hawk County
Cc. P. Cosgrove
Teachers’ College
Ames
Thiavity
Cedar Heights
Pearson
Edward Troy
Post Ofice
Cedar Falls Band Wins High Praise From Waterlooans
Cedar Falls Indiana July 18 special crowd attends band concert. Waterloo men praise Cedar Falls band as the best in the state. Elk lodge hosts after party at Odd Fellows hall with Waterloo attendance. Also notes education board adjournment and Harvester work on new block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
John Ashe
Sherman Mears
J. C. Murtagh
H. B. Maynard
Cedar Falls Brothers
Waterloo Elk Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Waterloo Lodge
Talking Machines
Black Hawk Lobbyists Seek Tax Valuation Equalization
County Auditor J. J. Rainbow and Attorney W. B. H. McCoy appeared before Iowa's executive council in Des Moines to press equalization of tax assessments. They urged against across the board hikes, noting Cedar River and creeks create varied land values, and forecast Black Hawk lands not to exceed about 60 dollars per acre this year. The council gave them a respectful hearing as local officials backed the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Rainbow
WB. H. McCoy
Executive Council
State of Iowa
Des Moines
Wack Hawk County
Messrs. Rainbow and McCoy
Board of Supervisors
Connec
Waterloo
Ands
Black Hawk County
Rainbow
Cedar River
Black Hawk Men
People vs Horwitz Upholds New York City Litter Law
City Magistrate Court upholds ordinance banning distribution of advertising matter in streets and public places. Court rules municipal leg74islation can prohibit use of streets for activities conflicting with public safety and health and that distribution alone constitutes a complete offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Reporter
New York
New York City
People
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Billie Burke
ING Merchant IN
Fitzgerald Bros
Fitzgerald
Cedar FallsDaily News
J. G. Packard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Clarence Wynkoop
Wynkoop
Main St
Lawn City
Chas. Coffin
Clear Lake
Bennison
Ida Wise
S. E. Caley
Waterloo Road
Charles Coffin
Wheaton, Minn
John Hanna
Waverly
Troy
Main Street
Cedar Falle
Tertainment
Waterlooans
Harvester
International Harvester Co
Rockford, Ill
Black Hawk
State Executive Council
Waterloo Tea CO
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