Parlor Circle Meeting and Community Services in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls March 24 notes highlight the Parlor Reading circle annual meeting with officer elections, a social hour, and a program directed by Mrs. Frank Cotton, Mrs. Burns, and Dr. Ida G. Rhoades. Rev W Metcalf to discuss Confession of Christ with Henry Iblings singing. evening hymn sing part of the program. Elapsed by Cedar Falls Woman's Club Business Department meeting, and residents Mrs G W Walters, Miss Clara Sawyer attend DAR state conference in Des Moines.
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Talecott
Blairsburg
First Congregational Church
Walter Metcalf
Parlor Reading Circle
J. Wild
Frank Cotton
Burns
Ida G. Rhoades
W. Metcalf
Henry Iblings
Fabs
Business Woman's Department of the Cedar Pails Woman's Club
Belle Stirling
State Street
Wedlen Gilett
G. W. Walters
Clara Sawyer
Des Moines
Daughters of the American Revolution
August Freier
Marian McFarland Walker
Laurel
Nob
A. M. Andrews
College Street
Guy R. Heacock
Spears
Denver Cato
Dahiia
Tie
B. H. Stiles
John Simpson
West Seventh Week
Stoughton
Canada
M. Rhode
Waterloo Street
Danish Baptist Church
A. R. Ogden
Iowa Conference of Seventh Day Adventists
Recital by Iowa college women hosts visiting deans
Chairman of an important state committee introduces a conference in Cedar Falls as faculty musical recital at the college auditorium draws large attendance and warm praise. Mrs Marian Mc Farland Walker presides at offices reception with visiting deans. Luncheon follows at Mrs Walker’s home. Building plans loom in Cedar Falls with bridge, riverfront wall, paving and sewer projects.
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I0wa
Harriet Cage
Iowa
Marian McFarland Walker
Walker
Helen Brooksmit
Bartlett Hall
Deans of Women of Iowa Colleges
Cedar Falls
Dry Run Creek
Waterloo Street
Franklin Street
Bryant Paving Company
Majestic and Plaza Showbill of Week’s Attractions
A theater page lists weekly attractions across venues with a mix of vaudeville acts and features. Notable items include The Gipsy Origands and Archie Hits the Mas at the Majestic, Bryant Washburn in The Prince of Gray Starks at the Plaza, Clara Kimball Young at the Crystal, and Douglas Fairbanks in American Aristocracy plus Letitia and other shorts at the Family.
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the Majestic
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Crystal
Clara Kimball Young
Mille
Pathe News
Frank Keenan
Enid Markey
Brady
Douglas Fairbanks
Local Theatres Screen Gorreil Tonight for Final Time
At local theatres AU Gorreil presents tonight the last showing of a great comedy. The production promises lively dialogue and a rapid pace as audiences are invited to close the run with a final performance.
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AU Gorreil
Burlesque and revues headline Waterloo theatre slate
The Waterloo theatre promotes a week of entertainment featuring Hallo Bill in a top reviewed production with Bringing It Over on Sunday through Tuesday, plus the Monte Carlo Girls in Panina Railroad Station and A Night at Monte Carlo. Notable names include Dolly Morissey and Pierce Judah.
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Cess
Hallo
Bill
Monte Carlo
Waterloo
Arthur Laning
Frank
Rags) Murphy
Fred Binder
George Leon
John Hudgins
Ollie Brumbray
Dolly Morrissey
Pierce Judah
Panina
Waterloo Theatre
Five Act Bill Opens at Majestic With Vaudeville Mix
The Majestic opens tomorrow with a five act show headlined by Bung and company. Nora Kelly sings with Nate Goldstein at the piano while Neal Abel delivers humorous southern tales. Hayes and Neal present The Soap Salesman. Will Morris closes vaudeville with Patria episode. The Prince of Graystark plays at Plaza, Sidney Ainsworth stars as Count Quinnox in Graustark with Marguerite Clayton. Camille stars Kimball Young at Crystal.
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Majestic Theatre
Nora Kelly
Miss Kelly
Nate Goldstein
Neal Abel
Hayes
Neal
Will Morris
Prince of Graystark
Plaza
Sydney Ainsworth
Count Quinnox
America
Prince of
Bank reserves decline in New York weekly report
New York March 24 The statement of the actual condition of clearinghouse banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold 142,765,360 dollars reserve in excess of legal requirements.
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New York
Sugarcane Crop 1917 Forecast Likely to Break Records
Weather conditions drive Cuba sugarcane crop prospects for 1917, diminishing week by week revenue by 21,073,610 pesos. Forecast points to a potential record harvest despite setbacks from weather.
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Cuba
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