Wedding notices and club meetings fill Cedar Falls pages
Wednesday evening lists the wedding of Miss Florence Hotchkiss and Richard Holmes-Hunne, plus numerous church and club gatherings. Thursday features various circles, a Naamah class meeting at First Baptist, a reception for Miss Magowen by YWCA departments, and multiple social events across Cedar Falls venues.
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Florence Hotchkiss
Richard Holmes
Hunne’s
Y. W
O. UW. Hall
Marthe
St. Paul's Church
Russell Smith
Philathea
Deestrick Skule
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Linden M. E. Church
Fred Teeter
Coterie Club
L. F. McGar
First Baptist Church
Faith Potter
Nelle Thompson
Grant Avenue
Margaret Addington
Geneva Turner
Marjorie Thompson
Allen's Cough Remedy Promoted For Cold Season Use
Fall and winter exposure raises cold risk and cough tendency. Advertisement urges keeping Allen's Cough Remedy on hand, claiming many users approve and that the product prevents mistakes in choosing relief.
Local social clubs hold gatherings around town
A flurry of house gatherings is noted with Mrs. Merrill Peterson hosting a Court of Honor circle at Eighth Street East and several clubs including the W.S. and G. Club with Christina Klein, the Hebrew Ladies Aid and Even Dozen Club meeting. Mrs. L. J. Smith celebrated a twenty sixth birthday with neighbors on Mohawk Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ju. J. ‘Funia
R. L. McKibben
W. G. Hawking
J. Asher
Ackermant Street
Count OF Honor
Court of Honor
Merrill Peterson
Eighth Street East
Walter Pitus
Dubuque
Carolyn Harriman
EB. Sanquiat
Chautauqua
Joe Cohn
Wirth Street
Cockall
Max Schultz
Jacob Colin
Freedman
S. J. Hall
H.C. Egbert
Chautauqua Park
Big Demonstration for Local Option in Pennsylvania
Philadelphia on March 10 saw Evangelist Billy Sunday and 50 000 supporters join Gov Brumbaugh to push the county option bill. Telegrams and letters target members of the general assembly as 600 men heard appeals across 60 churches and Sunday schools. Clergy and evangelist sermons reportedly led to 1020 conversions at the tabernacle.
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Philadelphia
Billy
Gov. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Brumbaugh County
Tabernacle
Easter Service Plans for Large Knights Templar Gathering
Planning notes describe the expected largest Knights Templar Easter observance in Iowa by Asnalon commanders on Sunday April 4. Visiting Knights from several cities will attend. local committee includes P. J. Martin C. L Becker F. P Litfr ing and W. L. Scheel. The day features a forenoon reception for grand officers and a noon dinner. A 1 30 PM sacred program follows.
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Knights Templar
Iowa
Asnalon
P. J. Martin
C. 1
Local News From Washburn and Nearby Areas
Marion Poyner of Jesup visited his parents for a day last week. August Golinvaux, a T. S. C. student, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr and Mrs Louis Golinvaux. Marguerite Driscoll returned from a visit with her sister Mrs Frost near Dysart. Frank Schaeffer returned from Omaha where he attended school. Mr and Mrs P Kemp moved into the parsonage this week. Henry Steimel made a business call at Watering Monday. Mrs Benham expresses sorrow and grief to a friend in a brief personal note.
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Henry Steimel
Short Course at Ames for Country Newspapermen
Iowa State College hosts a three day instruction for country newspaper men on March 18 19 and 20. Leaders include H L Rann J Benjamin W F Parrot BE Conybeare and Herbert M Harwood with topics on cost accounting advertising shop problems coverage of agricultural news and sericulture and a round table for practical insights.
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Manchester Press
J. Benjamin
Nevada Journal
The
Register & Leader
W. F. Parrot
Waterloo
Herbert M. Harwood
the State University At
Iowa City
Iowa
Harvey Ingham
Des Moines
East High Welcomes Baby of Instructor Johnson
Robert Landis Johnson arrived at 3 o clock this morning at the home of Mr and Mrs H V Johnson 102 Cortlandt Street. Mr Johnson teaches in the East High manual training department. The junior class at East High plans The Worsted Man operetta Friday evening March 26 in the manual training auditorium with Miss Fae Vaughan in charge.
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East High School
Robert Landis Johnson
Ina Stork
H. V. Johnson
Cortlandt Street
Johnson
East High
Matilda Behrens
McKinley
Manual Training Auditorium
Fae Vaughan
March Birthday Party and Travel Talk at YWCA Waterloo
W C A notes describe a March birthday party for girls with birthdays in March to be held March 24 at 6 PM in the YWCA rooms featuring cake and a toast program. Dr F Q Brown will give a travel lecture at 7 9 PM March 24 at the YWCA parlors with India focus and curios. A new Geneva club glee rehearsal is set for 7 30 PM next Friday at the YWCA rooms under Miss Gail Wilbur to boost Waterloo girl delegation to the Geneva conference.
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W.C. A
F. Q. Brown
Brown
India
Business Girls’ Club
Gail Wilbur
Waterloo Girls
Clothing Given to Poor People
The Society of the Golden Rule will discontinue its Fourth and Jefferson street headquarters after this week Saturday due to fewer charity calls. The group will continue its work from members' homes and not disband, following extensive efforts by the Good Fellow of Waterloo.
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Society of the Golden Rule
Christiaan
Good Fellow of
Waterloo
Fourth and
Jefferson Street
Charity Society Seeks Fresh Garments for Needy
The society calls on the poor, especially those not previously aided, to visit the head quarters on Saturday March 13 for available garments. Though stock is limited, recipients will be welcome to what is on hand after a winter of extensive charity work. In February eighty new garments, mainly for school children, were distributed along with many shoes and rubbers.
Young Forger to Be Arraigned
R. J. Jenkins was taken into custody on a charge of cashing a worthless $5.20 check at the TM Seane store. Detective McSweet ey made the arrest and County Attorney Wenner would arraign him during the day. Jenkins had previously passed a forged check at another local business but made it good and was warned he faced reform school if he continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Jenkins
TM. Seane
Jenkins
McSweetey
Wenner
State Reformatory
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises at Home
A home remedy claims to treat catarrhal deafness and head noises using Parmint Double Strength mixed with hot water and sugar. The ad asserts many cures after other treatments fail and urges sufferers to try the formula, promising relief and sometimes total restoration of hearing.
Announcements Tabernacle Chapter R A M Meet Thursday
Tabernacle chapter number 52 of the Royal Arch Masons announces a stated convocation Thursday at 7 30 PM for regular work and building. All members and visiting companions invited. See Want Page for details.
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Tabernacle Chapter
How To Gain Weight A Pound a Day
A diet ad advises thin men and women to use Sargel with meals for two weeks to gain five to eight pounds, claiming the weight stays. It explains Sargel aids fat production by transforming consumed fats sugars and starches into usable nourishment and promises a money back guarantee through Waterloo druggists.
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Joder Pharmacy
Waterloo
Soap Free Hair Care Suggestion From Old Column
The piece advises using ordinary refined coconut oil instead of soap to wash hair. It warns soaps strip scalp, make hair brittle, and recommends two teaspoonfuls with water to create a rich lather that cleanses dust dirt dandruff and oil while leaving hair soft shiny and easy to manage. It notes coconut oil is cheap available at pharmacies and lasts for months.
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Philotes Club
KR. J. Antet
Smiling Dozen Cleb
George W. Proir
Broadway
Paul DeLong
Aladdin Birthday Club
Mary Monaghan
J. F. B. Club
Mre
G. Dunnabaugh
Oscar Campagna
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thimble Bee
M.C. A
Silver Circle
Dire
Wm. Hecker
Princess Club
Nettie Castle
Crescent Club
Sherman T. Mears
L. M
Hotel Russel-Lamison
Re Ifoxle
J. G. Hildebrand
Walter Dotson
Golden Red Club
Fred Simmons
Linger Looger Club
Carl A Ferrin
Town
Coral Mercelles
Winnie Smith
Bersie Gasking
Mischa Noma Miller
Marian Walker
Miss Potter
Thompson
Miss Walker
Magowen
Y_ WoC. A
Florence Magowen
Aifair
Sto Go
Rlock
Helen Davis
Anabel Thompson
Evangeline Powers
Miss Cowles
Harriett Egan
Triple
Miss Goodenough
W. C. Logan
Cart
Walker
St. Claire
Mich
JH. J. Johnson
Tagle
Associated Charities
Abe Frank
David Stevenson
Ramona French
Lindenauyogue
Grace Bartley
Mr. Bradley
Montana
Miss Cook
Pearl Peterson
Riverline Drive Club
P.C. Rees
Fourth Street West
Riverside Drive Club
T. ¢. Keene
Bertha
Coral Mercedes
Mercedes
Eajn
Coral Merceries
J.D. CL
Wim
White
Kern Street
J. U. Clu
Hil
Norwn
Byrtha
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Price Lee
Wes
la Rkaconteuse
Eva Fried
Irene Dubaj
W_S
G. Club
Christina Klein
W.S. and
Anna Geyer
Erma Morris
Della Bussey
Child Welfare League
W. A
Aielen Sedgwick
TE. Manile
L. J. Smith
Mohawk Street
H.’ Ig. Wildemuid
Thelma Swartz
Charles Brown
D. A. RB
Ella White
Myrtle Crane
Um . Cook
Chesterman
Campbell
First Presbyterian Shared
H. We. Christoph
Minneapolis
Brotherhood
BEN Mur Longe — Melehoir
Epurt
Tribe of Bon Tear
Seash Hall
Nora Club
Ie Norpa Club
A. M. E. Church
T. G. Cooper
Mesdames Clayton, Brown and Amen
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Helen Pfeffer
Irene Lang
Pfeffer
de FO Tnes
Washburn
Benham
Woods’ Millinery
Woods’ _Millinery
Masonic Temple
Russell-Lamaon Hotel
Waterloo Theatre
Templar Waster
William B. Melish
Cincinnati
United States
Ames
East High Notes
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