Pleasant Porch Party and Local Social Gatherings
A series of society notices from Chautauqua park and Cedar Falls area highlights porch parties, birthday gatherings, and club meetings. Mrs Ulrica W Allen hosted a historical relic event with guests from La Porte City and city residents. Mrs David Hutton and Mrs J D De Gon hosted a birthday tea with musical numbers. Miss Ruby Ferguson celebrated with ten friends. L O T M Cedar hive 37 initiated new members and planned further events. Linden M B church Ladies Circle observed Iowa and wild rose days with an all day picnic. five oclock tea for Miss Margaret Bragdon. Happy Go Lucky Club hosted by Miss Nellie Campbell. Christian Endeavor society met for business and social hour. weekend guests Mr and Mrs C O Gronen planned visits with Seattle friends. auto party to Elk Run country manor for a picnic. Home Makers Band of First Baptist met for needlework and refreshment. ad for reduced beds and furniture at Peoples Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulrica W. Allen
Chautauqua Park
Allen
Guy G. White
Minnie Kalb
la Porte City
Linden M. B. Church
Iowa
Margaret Bragdon
Grace Williams
Gladyce Powers
Third Avenue West
Osoeze Club
Joseph Cowan
Josephine Graham
Cedar Falls
Florence Roseberry
le Mars
Lois Ballou
Ninth Street West
Bragdon
Nell Hurley
Bertha van Ingam
Agnes Meany
Mae Golinveaux
Elk Run
Miss Golitveaux
Waterloo
Home Makers’ Band
George W. Pett
la Porte Road
First Baptist Church
L. White
Biggest Crowd at the Market Brings High Demand for Chickens
A large morning crowd at the public market compared with earlier in the season. Twenty seven wagons of produce, poultry, and vegetables moved, with spring chickens selling at fifty cents each including feathers, averaging two and a half pounds. Majority chickens also priced at fifty cents. Prices for vegetables held steady with little variation in value among sellers.
Yordy Plans Wireless Outfit Near Courthouse
Earle Yordy intends to erect a wireless telegraph setup near the courthouse after selecting a site. Former Freeport runner with bloodhounds, he built the first wireless system there and now assembles a personal plant with Deputy Sheriff Harlow O Bleins assisting. He demonstrated a miniature setup in the sheriff’s office and aims to perfect an outdoor station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earle Yordy
Yordy
Freeport
Ill
Harlow O'Bleins
Aunt Marys Vinegar Ad and Local Notices
Dr and Mrs Frank T Hartman depart Sunday for Minneapolis to attend the American Medical Association meeting. Dr Murdoch A Nicholson will cover in his absence. Mr and Mrs Burr G Lichty return from two weeks in Princeton New Jersey where they attended Princeton University graduation. Music at the Palm Garden tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Hartman
Minneapolis
American Medical Association
Murdoch A. Nicholson
Burr G. Lichty
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Mr. Lichty
The Great Task of Happiness by Ruth Cameron
An essay on the duty to remember happiness in daily life. It argues that wealth, luck, or luxuries quickly fade as sources of lasting joy, while the habit of choosing happiness sustains virtue. The piece urges readers to recall blessings, reset their mindset, and begin again today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Galary
Ruth Cameron
Courier patterns order from Evening Courier design shop
Instructions solicit up to date Courier patterns with accompanying designs by mail to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Each pattern costs ten cents and includes seam allowances. Orders are filled as soon as possible and should reach customers within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
MG P G Carney Died Suddenly
Native of New York State and Long Island, MG. P. G. Carney died suddenly. Local obituaries note his passing and reflect on his life. Miss Bess Dunne will visit sister in northern Iowa. She will spend Sunday with Miss Lilly Robinson at College Hill before leaving Monday for the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bess Dunne
Iowa
Lilly Robinson
College Hill
Death of Mrs. P. C. Carney Shocked Cedar Falls
The Cedar Falls community learned of Mrs. P C Carney’s sudden death from heart disease on June 14 at 416 Washington Street. Born Maria Earl in 1835 in New York, she married P Carney in 1864 and lived on a farm before moving to Cedar Falls in 1891. Survivors include son Edward and three grandchildren. Funeral at Congregational church with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
P. C. Carney
Washington Street
J. E. Snowden
Congregational Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Maria Earl
Pembrook
N. Y
Monroe
Ill
Grundy County
Leon
Edward
Margaret
Earl
Leon Carney
Eugene
People Traveling and Entertaining in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Tuesday records a flurry of visits and movements as Nels Petersen travels from Storm Lake to Cedar Falls to visit his brother John Petersen. Clarence Parker, a new Iowa University law graduate, visits his parents and may stay to practice. Several others, including Mrs. Knoepfler Lerche and Mrs. Mary Helen Boehmler, plan or enact visits, entertainments, and trips to Iowa City Chicago Bologna St Paul and Yellow Stone Park with recitals, dinners and a golden wedding invitation for Mr and Mrs William Dobson of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Nels Petersen
Storm Lake
John Petersen
Clarence Parker
The
State University At
Iowa City
P. P. Parker
Parker
Katherine Knoepfler Lerche
Ft. Madison
Knoepster
Mary Jlelen Boehmler
Book and Needle Club
West Fourth Street
Frank Mullen
Brainerd
Minn
James Mullen
California
Mary Helen Boehmler
June Bennison
J. T. McClinton
Chicago
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Henri Paul
Nebraska
Charles King
Omaha
R. C. Webster
Geo. Samson
Main Street
S.C. Speer
Algona
J. W. Robinson
Baat Seventh Street
Washington Pfeiffer
Bologna
Italy
Sara Kingman
Anna Pfeiffer
Leonard Pfeiffer
St. Louie
Sara Riggs
P. EB. QO. Society
Washington Street
George W. Newton
la Porte
Helen Quarton
J.W. Robinson
Seventh Street
Frank B. Miller
F. P. Speers
William Dobson
Waterloo
Allen Street
Paul Colgrove Takes A Bride In Iowa City Wedding
Paul Colgrove of this city married Mildred Kerlin of Storm Lake in a June ceremony at the university city home of Prof. and Mrs. Coffin. The service was conducted by Rev. Ellis before a small group including the groom’s family, Dr. Mack, and Karl Knoepfler. Afterward the party dined at Barkley hotel and the couple left for Oberlin to begin his professional journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Iowa City
Paul Colgrove
Mildred Kerlin
Storm Lake
Colgrove
University
University City
Coffin
Also Mentioned on This Page
David Hutton
J. D. de Gon
Logan Avenue
Ruth Banton
Brennan
W. D. Ryan
Ruby, Ferguson
A. R. Ferguson
Harrison Street
Nellie Litchfield
Helen Gaiser
May Howell
Cedar Hive
A. Q O. U. W. Hall
Mabel LaRue
Laura Garrabrant
Second Street East
Happy GO Lucky Club
Nellie Campbell
Vermont Street
Ruth Jones
Beacon
Alberta Powers
Tillie Harvey
Christian Endeavor Society
East Park
C. O. Gronen
Herry Singleton
Seattle, Wash
Singleton
People's Furniture Co
Laffayette
Phone
Ae Ene
Searians
Aunt Mary
the Palm Garden
Lafayette St
Ndvartiaarmans
Milan
ONL
Pereale
Madras
Cedar Falls Daily News
J. G. Packard
MG. P. G. Carney
New York State
Mothers' Council
Mothers’ Council
Denny Ooleson
Denny Oleson
Chub Thomas
Mr. Oleson
Mr. Thomas
Citizens Bank
Burlington
Denver
Austin Pomeroy
Mr. Pomeroy
Black Hawk County
Ohio
Lansing
Rock Islant
Rock Taland
Aize
Irma Bangs
St. Paul
Yellowstone Park
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