Cedar Falls Notes and Travel Plans Highlight Community News
Cedar Falls Daily News reports a busy social calendar with Mrs man Fisher's Denver trip, Gladys Jones's six week western journey, and visits by Miss Ethel Lyon and others. The piece notes church and civic events, membership pledges, and local家庭 health updates, plus bank leadership changes and daily delivery concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Herman Fisher
Geraldine
Denver
Coto
Plate
Marcia Greenlee
Charles
City
R. ¢. Webales
Stair Teachure’ College
Charles City
Gladys Jones
Howard M. Jones
Minneapolis
Whh
Baptist Young Oople
Oakland
Oregon
Washington
Los Angeles
Colorado Springs
Henyer
Jerry Burr
Harry Iverson
England
N. TL
KR. C. Webster
Iverson
Menry Waller
Dubique
Webster
Rose Wiener
Vinton
Ethel Lyon
I Son, Minn
Redpath Lyceum Bureau
Alumni Elect Officers At Our Lady Victory Reunion
Nearly every class represented at the annual Our Lady of Victory academy alumni banquet. Rev Slattery, Rev Wolfe, and other visiting priests spoke. John Cordes also gave a talk. Officers named include President Genevieve Flaherty, Secretary Anna Zimmerman, and Treasurer Flattan. the group plans several social events this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clas
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Academy
FL Slattery
Wiliam Rowan
H. J. Rohlmas
Anton Lorenz
Waterloo
John Wolfe
Magnolteta
Wolfe
Our Lady of Vice
Mr. Slattery
Dr. Wolfe
John Cordes
Creighton Unive Y
Upot
Genevieve Flaherty
Alice McGuire
Anna Zimmerman
Flattan
Reene
F. J. Mulkern
Slattery
Father Slaters
Isavelia
Iowa Track Captain Led 1868 State Record Holder
Iagton M. Co. A. basketball team alumnus left Burlington for the University of Iowa where in 1868 he captained the track team and set a state record. He is now a prominent attorney in Des Moines. Also noted: wax beans at 25 cents for two pounds, apricots and plums at 10 cents per dozen, caulitioners 10 to 15 cents per head, seed onions in sale three bunches for a dime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iagton ¥. M
Ites
Burlington
University of Iowa
Des Moines
Cherry Canning Sets Pace in Market Trends
Cherries will dominate next week with light watermelon arrivals anticipated. Strawberry week ends Saturday after unseasonable weather boosted cherry sales to two boxes for 20 cents. Cherries from Burlington fetch a quarter per box, with Goosberries sold similarly. New potatoes and peas appear, potatoes around 49 cents a peck and peas a dime per quart, while Waterloo reports scarce old potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Navy Sailor Returns Home After Four Years Service
Cyril Hackett of Waterloo township arrived home from Bremerton Washington after serving four years in the navy. He was a crew member aboard the battleship Pittsburgh and had various experiences during his service as his enlistment expired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW Navy
Cyril Hackett
C.A. Hackett
Waterloo Township
Sem
Navy Yard
Bremerton
Wash
Navy
Hackett
Pittsburgh
Imaginings of a Maid in Pursuit at Ackley Jail
Miss Louise Williams, a colored maid in Ackley, shows mania and attempted self harm amid claims of pursuers who would harm her. Pending care arrangements, she will stay in the county jail. She has over $100 and substantial luggage. her former home was Jacksonville, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Wiliams
Ackley
Jacksonville
Pla
G A R Memorial hall to rise on Cedar River tract
Plans for the G A R Memorial hall on the west bank of the Cedar River facing Fifth Street move forward with bids to be opened tomorrow. Charles D Buckner, secretary of the committee, announced that work will start Monday. The one story brick building with white stone trim will be 10 by 70 feet, cost about 10000 dollars, and feature good light and ventilation. The project is supported by the Waterloo post and local civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard W. Gibson
H. W. Larsen
Clear Lake
Hebert Davidson
Gorton
Isinele
Roger Leart
Jo Ho Leavitt
Waterloo
Colorado
Miss Sparken
Marshiltawn
Frederick Parks
College Auditorium
Admiral Peary
W. L. Wenrat
Towaity
Irma Scarborough
Scarborough
Macute
Tno Fana Cily
S. Roger Leavitt
Mary L. Townsend
Anals Townsend
East Hampton
Mass
Augusta Townsend
Hudgen, LY
Lydia Boehmler
Charles Boehmler
Theodore Boehmler
T. BE. Brittan
Arant Thompson
Hey Manson
Gladbrook
Efe McCollum Jones
Blanche Edwards
Marion Precae
BE. Perkins
Board of Directure
Cedar Mills National Bank
Velus
Frank St, Miller
Hl. A. Johnson
G. A. R. Memorial Hall
Cedar River
Fifth Street
Charles D. Bucker
G.A
Jobo Call
Cedar Falls
W. MM. Smith
Lavorte City
Rwer
Wropt
C. L. Kingsley
Arthur Young
Warren Mellen
River Trent Commission
Ilat
Robert Anderson Poat
Becker
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Cedar Salls
D. N. Hurd
Evening Courier
Cedar Fallen
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Fourth
Bath Streets
Faith Archer
Alien Crinklow
Mia” Boof
Tidentuan
J. QO
Perrine
Warren Juashbrook
Harold Malderevenl
OGWS
Muausonle Temple
J. E. Lowry
Tikhouringo
Okla
Soun
Oscar Lowry
Elizabeth Slughes
Presbyterian Woman’s Missionary Society
Melends
State Street
Peter J. Wallenberg
Grove Street
Clivenia C. Severin
College Hill
Tyro
Elhay
Stevens
Croin
Neapotis
Korl Hospital
Dennis Olesen
W. R. Reisinger
Kaby
Sarturi Hospital
Sis Wert
Fourth Street
Mro
Mes. Hy
Pfeiffer
Marexy AL Pfeiffer
Chicago
Northwestern
UN- Mr
Airs
Zev Twedglin
Fairbank
Maquoreta
Palm Beach
Wang & Miller
Will F. Riley
Frank Richardson
Lye
Richardson
Riley
Imagines
Fors
John Cordel CO
Luc
Lea
Boston
New England
G.ar. Hall
Dultee
4Th St
Iowa
Panamas
Leghorns
Bangkoks
Milans
Florsheim
Oxfords
Patent Colt
West 4Th St
East Sth
Pike
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