Cedar Falls notes travelers and events in June
Cedar Falls June 22 highlights travel visits and social gatherings. Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Pfeiffer hosted relatives from Los Angeles. Frier visits Rock Rapids. Miss Fannie Morris of New York arrives to lead YW work at the college for the summer. Civil war veteran George W. Murdock dies at Cedar Rapids. funeral in Columbus Junction. other locals travel to Fort Worth, Dallas, New York, and Duluth for studies and leisure while church and club activities continue at Cedar Heights and Union Bridge.
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Cedar Falls
K. J. Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
Los Angeles
Cal
August Frier
Rock Rapids
A Prather
Madison
Fannie Morris
National Y. Ww. C. A. Areganization
New York
Getme
YW. ‘A
David Church
Wal‘ar
Hampton
W W. Woote
Cedar Heights
H. S. Brown
Glenn
Paul
Iowa Falls
F. L. McCreary
Cedar Rapids
Weavers
Egebert
Olive Street
I. C. Musser
St. John’s Emanuel Lutheran Church
Salzmann
Grinnell
J. Becker
Waverly
Nebraska
South Dakota
W. W DeWolf
W. G. Mularky
Saren Fogdahl
Des Moines
Joe Cedar Falls
Bhirley Wild
Ines Brown
Miss Brown
Raymond Case
Dallas
Tex
Miss Wild
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Cochonour
J. D. Brodie
Wild
B. A. Snyder
Willard Hall
Chautauqua Park
Chautauqua
F.C. Rachel
Paynesville
Minn
W. J. Sucher
W. L. Hearst
Harry Johnson
Julia Curtis
Julia A Ward
Mary Dick
New York City
Columbia University
Beebe Johnson
Beebe
Edgar A. Chapman
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
Teachers’ College
Marian
Chapman
Oberlin
EB. A. Chapman
Black Hawk Lodge
A. F
A. M
Prigeilig Club
Union Bridge
College Hill
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Floyd Wiler
H. J. Brown
Woolman
College Library
Cincinnati
Colorado
Jennie
Clara McCall
Beatrice Wilbus
Duluth
Lydia Witbus
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara Falls
Rural School Directors Hear Iowa Official On Modern Equipment
Frank Dr. Joseph of Des Moines, Iowa deputy state superintendent, spoke to Black Hawk county rural directors at Waterloo High School about new laws and older statutes. He urged clean sanitary facilities, modern equipment, single adjustable seats, dustless erasers, a flag and sturdy flag pole, and emphasized director teacher cooperation. Attendance was large, with many questions after the address.
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Frank Dr. Joseph
Des Moines
Iowa
Black Hawk County
Waterloo ‘High School
Tag
Joseph
Schoors
Automobiles collide at Seventh and Wash streets
At o'clock this morning a collision occurred at Seventh and Wash streets. Frank Wilcox and Juthan Washington were in a car, driven by J. Vannoy on Seventh. Washington lost control and struck a telegraph pole. Both cars were badly wrecked but no one was injured.
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Frank Wilcox
Juthan Washington
Ates
J. Vannoy
Stumi
Gera
Miss Whiteman Wins Contests At Lake Geneva Outing Drive
Marie Whitman won 25 dollars to cover the YWCA outing expense at Lake Geneva. Constance Robinson received 10 dollars for a similar outing, while Amanda Vogt and Delia Collentine each earned tickets to the YWCA gym. The Chautauqua ticket sale contest was organized by the Geneva Outing Club with Mrs Pettit leading the committee. Whiteman sold 386 dollars of tickets, Robinson 345 dollars, Vogt 281 dollars, and Collentine 208 dollars. the overall sale was satisfactory and boosted club support.
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Marie Whitman
Lake Geneva
Constance Robinson
Amanda Vogt
Delia Collentine
Geneva
B.S. Pettit
Miss Whiterean
Miss Robinson
Miss Vogt
Collentine
Suffrage Society Sets Downtown Headquarters in Waterloo
The James Black Dry Goods company offers its mezzanine rest room as the Waterloo Woman's Suffrage association downtown HQ on Friday, the parade day. Women will staff the site to guide participants. others will be assigned parade plates. The Paul Davis Dry Goods company decorates the coliseum platform using national suffrage colors, with a yellow placard over a red, white and blue backdrop. Local merchants aid suffrage day plans, including course provisions and mobile arrangements for the parade.
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James Black Dry Goods Company
Waterloo Woman's Suffrage Association
Waterloo
Paul Davis Dry Gands Company
Coliseum
Coming Weddings at Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls two weddings are announced for the week. Edith Chapman and Ryan Baldwin wed Wednesday at 8 pm at the Chapman home with a small immediate family ceremony and a 40 guest reception. The following evening Anna Elizabeth Martin and Franz Josef Sucher marry by family vows with a 9 to 11 pm reception at the Sucher home. The couples plan a future in Chicago and North Dakota.
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Cedar Falls
H. A. Chapman
West Twenty-third Street
Edith Chapman
Ryan Baldwin
R. L. Baldwin
Clay Street
O. Wi. Holmes
J. B. Snowden
Harry Chapman
Minneapolis
William Chapman
New Hartford
Edgar Chapman
Crawfordsville
Ind
Mallan Chapman
Oberlin
Tiffany
Louise Daniels
Independence
Anna Elizabeth Martin
Anna IE. Martin
Twenty-second Street
Franz Josef Sucher
W. Jr. Sucher
F. Kachel
Payneésville
Minn
Chicago
Sucher
Chicago University
Farfo
NM. D
Voice
Far- Boenplege
Twelve Pupils Receive Eighth Grade Diplomas
Deputy State Superintendent Frank Joseph De Uvers addressed a crowded township hall as twelve Or ange township pupils, nine boys and three girls, received diplomas after completing rural school study and passing May exams. County Superintendent Margaret Myers presented diplomas and urged further studies. Names include Merle Smucker, Joy Linfits, Bernice Miller, Dewey Cable, Ralph Trent, Harvey Meyer, Orval Tannreuther, Daniel Meagy, Robert Blough, Gladya Sav ior, Ruth Lichty, and Inez Fay. An August retake date was announced for those unable to test in May.
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Orange Township
Frank CD. Joseph
Des Moines
Bk, K, Stokes
Margaret Myers
Merle Smucker
Joy Linfits
Bernice Miller
Dewey Cable
Ralph Trent
Harvey Meyer
Orval Tannreuther
Daniel Meagy
Robert Blough
Gladya Savior
Ruth Lichty
Inez Fay
Miss Myers
Ten Days in Jail for Threatening Wife
Fred Serie of 1504 Eighth Street West received four days in city jail after being found guilty of disturbing the public peace by driving his wife from their home with an axe. He was arrested Saturday after a dispute in which he allegedly threatened to kill. His wife filed charges with her father assisting in the complaint.
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Fred Serie
Polier
Meyers
Ue Wan
Sertie
Kooneke
Serlie
City in Brief: Local Officials Face Fine for Disturbing Quiet
Dr Cad Bickley returns from New York business trip while Mrs J H Lizer heads to Independence to visit Mrs John Tennant. Shook and Colter arraigned for disturbing the public quiet after a Sycamore Street fight, each fined ten dollars. Prof Goodell leaves Guthrie to attend Redpath Chautauqua dates in Ohio New York Ontario. Mrs David McKee returns to Des Moines after visiting her parents. Woodmansee and Clara Loveland visit Waterloo friends then plan a trip through Page County. Police recover small bore as authorities restrict firework use until July 3. Ruth Mefard and Bertha Cotton on furlough in Worthington Minnesota. Rural Grange school graduation features address by F D Joseph. diplomas to twelve graduates. T H Chamberlin sues Myrtle B Chamberlin for divorce on grounds of cruel treatment. Letter from Wy P Hoxte while traveling in New York state notes soreness from car ride and plans to adapt to new exercise.
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Cad] Bickley
New York City
J. HR. Lizer
Independence
John Tennant
J. BK
Shook
Maurles Colter
Sycamore Street
W. A. Goodell
Guthrie
Okla
Conventioneers Sent To Chicago For Sunday School Meeting
Important news from Sunday reports Reverend William H Beachler and Reverend B J Kang will depart for Chicago tonight to attend the fourteenth annual international Sunday school convention, session running June 23 to 30. Also two boys Otis Church and Mike Kido arrested for alleged illegal fishing and awaiting Tuesday proceedings. Free embroidery lessons offered by Miss Gardner tomorrow.
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William H. Beachler
Iowa State Sunday School Association
B. J. Kang
Iowa Evangelical Association
Chicago
Otis Church
Mike Kido
Justice Knapp
A Count and a Wine Cartel in the French Revolution
During the French Revolution a benevolent Count de Lisle aids the poor and is later condemned. His ally Henri Denier, a rebel leader, helps him escape by hiding in wine casks carried to Paris and Brussels. The caper ends with Denier continuing wine trade while the couple seeks safety, never shipping human contents again.
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Leach Denier
France
Denier
Paris
jMon
Mme Denier
Mme. Denter
Ds Lisle
Mars
Win
Francois
Chateau
Parla
Denler
Francola
Caling Ge
Francis
Brussels
Vrancels
Ronnt
Hel Pum Jonger
Faris
Bin
de Liste
The Irish Rebel Pat Mulligan and Saint Patrick’s Day
An 18th century tale recounts Patrick Mulligan, nicknamed for St Patrick, facing execution for treason. He outwits the authorities on St Patrick’s Day with a cheeky plea, a deputy’s drunkenness, and a staged hanging, then escapes to Philadelphia to plot an Irish independence effort before settling as an American citizen.
Volunteers Face Certain Death to Care for Leper Comrade
Milwaukee June 22 An unusual act of heroism by Fred W Curtenius who volunteered to care for Vernon Bennett a leper at the National Soldiers Home Milwaukee He destroyed all records of his former wife save his discharge from the Thirty fourth United States Infantry He faced certain death as Bennett’s condition neared death while ten Civil War veterans offered to help but Curtenius insisted on the duty alone.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Clay Center
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Exeter
N. H
Henry H. Folson
Boston
LaSalle Street, Trust and Savings Bank
Lorimer- Munday
Chicago
William B. Mason
United States
Ilinois
Butte
Mont
Miners’ Organization
Ft. Madison
Téex
Carranze
Medistors
Wilson
Congress
Lake Michigan
Madison
Wis
Miy Margarets Wilean
The
Social Senter Magazime
Ireland
Iater
Minter
Redela
Patrick Mulligan
Patrick
Thone
Pat
Trehiad
Hutt
St. Patrick
England
Ike
S. Patrick
Pat Waa
St. Patrick's
Ife
America
Goodby
Phiadelphia
Bis
Milwaukee
Herolsm
Fred W. Curtenium
Vernon 3. Bennett
Curtenius
Home
Bennett
Nurae
Curtealus
Fragle
Traffic law violators held. several charged
Five violators were arrested for traffic violations. one charged with careless driving. Eperding and Ray Standish and Herbert Reed, all 18, were fined $3 for operating without licenses. Ray Stanley paid $10 for speeding. Lloyd Beinfield forfeited a $3 bond.
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Eperding
Cares Jess
Ray Standish
Herbert Reed
Agaias
RayStanley
Lloyd Beinfield
Hotel worker jailed for disorderly conduct after barn arrest
Hazel Emmer, employed at a local hotel, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and was jailed three days in the city jail. She was arrested in a barn late Saturday night with several men present. Ernest Gruber was released on bonds.
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Hazel Emmer
Ernest Gruber
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