Personal notes at Cedar Falls march 4 special
Cedar Falls reports travel and neighborhood happenings. Miss Merle Lawrence is sick with pneumonia at her Oak Ridge home. Miss Seuer, a college student, was taken to the hospital with scarlet fever and was a roomer at the Stiles home on College Hill. Local women plan a rummage sale in the Bendix Brown store room. Traveling rep Dell Rice leaves for Sioux City to represent Goodyear Rubber Co. Several residents move or change jobs, including Carl Quimby resigning from a barber shop and returning to Waverly. The entry notes property purchases, a horse incident on Main Street, and various visits and moves among Cedar Falls residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Merle Lawrence
Oak Ridge
Miss Seuer
Stiles
College Hill
Dell Rice
Sioux City
Goodyear Rubber Co
Rice
Rice & Dayton Company
Carl Quimby
Waverly
Nels Anderson
City Engineer and Clerk Escape After Steam Incident
City Engineer Skeeter and Clerk Aitkins ran for their lives and escaped injury as a large amount of escaping steam caused the trouble.
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Down
Skeeter
Aitkins
Spring Term Enrollments Open at Cedar Falls College
Cedar Falls college opens spring term enrollment as classes begin March 20. A nine day vacation follows the current term’s end. The term is expected to be the largest in the college’s history, with high participation and strong pair and individual bowling scores noted in yesterday’s competitions. Standings show leaders from Chicago Toledo and Cleveland across five-man teams and individuals, including Sutton and Feigenhauer Herrmann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
IL Feigenhauser
Eddie Terrmann
Clevelland
J. Davies
P. McKee
Columbus
Hick and
Seibert
Toledo
John Tansen
Hy McGinnis
Chicago
Jacob Armshurch
John Mushnell
Cleveland
W. C. Sutton
Cleveland Man Sets New Bowling Record in Toledo
Eddie Herrmann of the Lincolns Cleveland totals 1 172 pins to establish a new all events record at the American Bowling Congress event in Toledo March 4. The report also includes an unrelated home remedy ad for Pinex cough syrup with a sugar syrup preparation and a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Eddie Herrmann
Lincolns
Cleveland
Thomas Traley
Detroit
Pora
Herrmann
United States
Canada
Hag Pinex
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Kayser’s Silk
A. W. Burch
New York
Cedar Falls Daily News
Packard
Waterloo Evening Courier
Live Town
Ladies of the Christian Church
Bendix Brown
W. H. Mason
Shell Rock
Teachers’ College
Hans Bergstrom
Clifford Streeter
Lake Mills
Black Hawk Oil Co
H. L. Weishard
Nora Springs
E. B. Newton
Grundy Center
Jens Jorgensen
Coulter, Ia
F. E. Armstrong
Rock Islands
Ransier
Nels Oleson
Maranti Drug Store
W. J. Graham
Bluff Street
Twelfth
J. T. Rammer
J.C. Raddell
E. H. Wilson
West Third Street
J.T. Pomeroy
Mrs. Bronsell
Quincy
Austin Pomeroy
Nashua
P. EB. McClenehan
Mahlon Johnson
Mt. Vernon
T. E. Britton
Marshalltown
California
James Shoemaker
Gillman, Jr
Elizabeth McDonald
Francis Philco
Mae Bates
Gladys Young
Miss Bates
International Harvester
J. W. Logan
Wim. Dobson
Waterloo
Henry Marshall
Curtis Ford
Shoemaker
J. H. Shoemaker
Mildred Sherman
Genevieve McLaughlin
Edith Brittain
Helen Smith
Mrs. Noble
Japan
Telenida Colts
E. Herrmann
Gibsons
Overlands
Sir Cufzons
Tincatora
Lexington
Speers-Bonefelds
Milwaukee
Idttam Ryes
Weidermann
Noster's Famous
Cosmos
Lipman's
Spencer
Wagner
Cincinnati
Howley
Tichter
Wilson
Bliss
Curleman
Tutton
Blau
Degan
Buffalo
LWO Men
Mountain-Carlson
Rady-Karlcek
Felgenhauer-Herrmann
Cleve
Bick-Lotbert
Davies-McKea
Smatl-Crew
Hansen-Mcginnis
Yerkes-Wilder
St. Louis
Armbirch-Bushnell
Morgan-Dibble
Eddie Sterrmann
Boston
Sycamore Street
Amos Roach
Perce
Ding. Dineering
By Hettinger
I Arnone inNeek
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