Cedar Falls Daily News Briefs and Local Notes
Cedar Falls relies on Cedar Falls Drug Co for delivery issues. A long list of community items covers church activities, school visits, open air services, a theater guest, a county trip, a charity shower, a wedding plan, and local business moves. Notable items include Prof. Fullerton to Muscatine for a teachers convention, Prof. Theisen visiting Cedar Falls, youth theft case, local degrees awarded, a baby’s death, Sartori Memorial Hospital progress, and federal building site interest.
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Gedar Falls
Music Teachers
C. A. Fullerton
Muscatine
Music Teachers’ Association
Harriet Case
Colege
Inez Brown
Cedar Falls
W. E. Frederickson
Mabel Benton
G. W. Sameon, Jr
Runaway Lad Is Again Missing Cedar Falls
Clarence Michelson 14 has vanished from West Twentieth street Cedar Falls. He rode a bicycle and wore a blue shirt overalls and hat. This is the third time he has run away in about a year. Neighbors are asked to notify Mrs Lena Michelson if they have any information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Clarence Michelson
Lena Michelson
Jury terms eleven jurors in Fitzgerald Woolworth suit
The case of Gertrude Fitzgerald versus F. W. Woolworth Co. for 2400 damages went to trial with 11 jurors. Defense counsel Swisher prepared a motion for directed verdict as the panel debated. Fitzgerald alleges negligence by the merchant during remodeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Fitzgerald
F. W. Woolworth Co
Frank Robinson
B. F. Swisher
George B. Pike
Fitzgerald
Local Iowa Guard Officers Head to Des Moines Training
Five or six officers of the Iowa National Guard units led by Lieutenant Colonel C. W. Cotton depart Sunday for Des Moines to attend the school of instruction for the four Iowa regiments. Read page 31 in this week's Saturday Evening West and call 1078 Black.
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Saturday Evening Post
Phone
Iowa National Guard
C. W. Cotton
Des Moines
School of Instruction
Iowa
Phone 1078
Black
Kidney Trouble Warning From Rich Food Diets
An advertisement warns that overeating rich foods harms kidneys and causes bladder weakness. It promotes four ounces of Jad Salts with lemon and grape juice lithia solution, to be taken before breakfast to restore kidney function. Sold by H. W. Taggart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Taggart
Officers Elected at Central Labor Union Meeting
At the Central Labor union gathering last evening the following officers were chosen for the upcoming term: President M L Houser Vice president A M Walter Recording secretary W A Moore Financial secretary Chas Elliott Treasurer L J Clark Trustees J B Ellison E M White W Matthews The president and vice president seats were contested with Houser defeating T J Clark and Walters defeating Md Tynan The officers will be installed at the next regular meeting on Wednesday July 1 Plans for a Labor Day celebration were set with a committee including W A Moore Chas Smith and H Heinle A committee also received a vocational training report from the Iowa bureau of labor statistics for consideration at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
M. L. Houser
Printing Pressmen’s Union
A. M. Walter
Burberks’ Union
W. A. Moore
Machinists’ Union
Chas
Eillott, Moulders’ Union
L. J. Clark
J. B. Ellison
Chas, Smith
H. Heinle
Towa Bureau of Isbor
Electric Park Acts Highlight Final Week Shows
The bill for Electric Park's last three days features Paddock and Paddock with dance and song, Lawelle Clark Co. with a dancing horse, Axtel Christenden famed pianist, and Swain Ostman Trio acrobats. The entire lineup is praised as first rate and the carry-us-all ride is the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Lawelle Clark & Co
Axtel Christenden
Swain-Ostman
Flag Day Celebration at East Park Church
The East Park Presbyterian Ladies Aid held a flag day event on the church lawn last evening. A large crowd enjoyed a supper directed by Mrs. M Nemechek, ice cream sociable by church youths, and a flag drill with nine members per class.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
East’ Park PresbytErian Church
America
Mesdames Davies, Smith
Grant
Bell and Pilsen
Waterloo trains adjusted to late night Chicago run
Water loo citizens secure later departure for Great Western train No. with Chicago at 11 p m and arrival here 8 18 am. Beginning next Sunday the service shifts thirty minutes later yet keeps arrival time here while cutting Water lon to Kansas City running time by half an hour.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Great Western Railroad
Waterlon
Kansas City
Marguerite Kelly Dyes Funeral Friday Afternoon
Marguerite Kelly Dyes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Kelly of 62 Lafayette Street, died after two weeks of illness from intestinal trouble. Born June 12, 1941, she is survived by her parents and younger brother Gilbert. Funeral services are Friday at 9:00 A M from St. Joseph's Church. interment Calvary Cemetery.
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Marguerite
Vincent Kelly
Lafayette Street
O'Keefe & Towne Undertaking
Gilbert
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Calvary Cemetery
City Officers Annual Report Issued for Year Ending March 1 7914
Printed copies of the annual report of city officers compiled by city auditor Russell T. Deion have just been issued. It lists city officials and includes all department head reports. The year ends March 1, 7914 and the document is complete in every detail.
Suffragists Plan City Parade For Vote Day
Out of town suffragists and local members form a planning committee to stage a June 26 suffrage parade in the city. They secure police protection and car volunteers from Des Moines to Cedar Falls, with Flora Dunlap and Miss Lafollette as speakers.
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Tew
Waterloo Wouth Ourrage Association
Maya Thompson
Nbs
Lincolwick
Leuplnese
Anayer
Ias
W. Koaberteen
AG. N. Garretson
Mra. J
Migs Flora Dunlat
Des Moines
Iowa Suffrage Society
Wola la Jollette
Ring of Marth
Chautaingin Prick
Dunlap
la Follette
Chautauqua
BK. Perkins
Chicago
Traffic Rules Enforcement At Downtown Intersections
Police report twenty nine drivers stopped for cutting through intersections in the downtown district. Chief Leighton orders continued enforcement with increased patrols and potential rearrests for violators. A traffic post with red day signals and night warning flags will be installed at Commercial and Hrid e corner to deter risky moves.
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Businous
Leighton
Che Algalaml
Meyers
Police Committee
Wale
Cormerk
Death Was Price of Officer's Love
On board 6 8 BR California June 27 a Mexican navy officer Captain Malpelo killed himself after surrendering the gunboat Tampico to the constitutionalists. He had commanded the Tampico, tied to a plot involving the daughter of a civilian official, and the surrender was paid for with his romance and rank. The events followed Tampico’s sinking by the federal warship Guerrero and his later capture.
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California
Maauton
San Diego
Cal
Malpleo
Constitutiongats
Tampico
Guerrero
Tampleo
Constitutional Councily
Seo
Malpieo
Youterdas
Horse Cremated in Barn Fire at 619 Mobile Street
A horse died in an early morning fire that gutted a barn belonging to B. Stranhan at 619 Mobile Street. Firemen could not save the animal as the barn was a mass of flames when they arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. ¥. Stranhan
Mobile Street
Wass of Hanes
Mrs. Winns Advice to Women
Kansas City readers hear a testimonial about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helping Mrs H T Winey obtain relief from painful months and later bear two healthy daughters. A Georgia woman, Mrs Charlie Bagley of Cumming, describes renewed appetite sleep and strength after two weeks of the remedy and offers her endorsement for others.
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Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia FE. Pinkham
H. T. Winey
Freemont Ave
Kansas City, Mo
Cumming
Charlie Bagley
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