Cedar Falls Social Notes Roundup March
Brief record of Cedar Falls residents events including teacher Alice Graham travel, Mrs Colwell of Fort Dodge visiting relatives, Carter attending funeral in Alin, Harmony Hub hostess duties, church activities, visits to Lehigh and Montana, census staff training, and local obituaries and civic meetings. The item lists multiple names, places, and small gatherings with minimal details.
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Cedar Falls
Alice Graham
Rchool
Washington
P. FE. Colwell
Fort Dodge
Meter
Peer
Wil Taht
William Carter
Alin
Carter
W. F. Noble
Ie Harmony Hub
Aid Singery
J. Mo. Harker
Duws Street
Ralph Wood
WD. Ceperley
Lehigh
Amos Boysen
Fine Talent for Mothers Congress in Cedar Falls
The Iowa Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers will convene in Cedar Falls for its seventh biennial gathering from March 3 to April 8. Headquarters will be at the Hotel Hawk. committees will meet incoming trains to assign plates for entertainment. The movement, formed eighteen years ago in Washington, D.C., aims to unite mothers to strengthen home, school, and civic life with support from educators, state officials, and national associations.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa Congress of
Washington, D.C
Tis
Parent
Congress of Mothers
P. P. Claxton
United States Commissioner of Education
Congress
Evans
Missouri
O'Shea
Pioneer Cedar Falls resident A Bishop dies at 80
A Bishop a longtime Cedar Falls resident and Mason, died at his West Twelfth Street home after a long illness. He came to Cedar Falls in 182 and helped organize the local Masonic lodge. Survived by daughters Iyertha Clara Helen, and sons William Pine Bluff Ark and George Hoatley Neb. Funeral arrangements pending. church attendance and family rites noted.
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West Twelfth Street
William
Pine Blof
Ark
George
Hoatley
Neb
Iyertha
Clara Bishop
Helen
John Croak
Salina
Khan
Jacob Boehmler
Cedar Falls
Bishop
Warren Proctor
Conch
Osterign Church
Pastor's Aid Society
Chicago
G. Vrpetor
Olive Street
Imc
Waterloo
Chimgat
Rank
Avery Ronkhard
Family news from Cedar Bally voyage and California links
The message says the writer and family are well and plan to visit Cedar Bally in May. It notes two Cedar Fille boys prospering in California, Robert Piergal, son of the late HL. HH. Piergal, in the Los Angeles police, and Joliyan a leading choreographer in a 90 member theatrical troupe touring the West Coast. Mr and Mrs Snyder will visit the exposition before returning.
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Cedar Bally
California
Robert
Piersou
HL. HH. Piergal
Los Angeles
Joliiyan
Enyor
Cala
Dan
Mra
Snyder
Washington Birthday Navy Film Exhibit At Columbia Theatre
A special film exhibit in Washington showcased the 1915 US Navy from submarine to superdreadnought with arms and garmament. Cabinet officers and families attended, praising the program as a splendid success. The message from Fred G. Bergen commends the display and notes a large Travel Festival audience later that day.
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Washington
Columbia Theatre
Lyman H. Howse
United St . Navy
Waterloo
Slowe
Fred G. Bergen
Daniels
Navy
Fred G. Berger
Majestic to Open With Cepple and Shean Musical Show
After four days of renovations the Majestic reopens tomorrow afternoon with Cepple and Shean's Whirl of Mirth. The act features twenty performers including The Five O’Connor Sisters and Metropole Quartette, with special scenery and electrical effects. Box office opens tonight until 1 p m due to strong advance sales.
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the Majestic
The
Majestic
Seeen
Waterloo
Cepple
Shean
Five O'Connor
Hilton
Hughes
Morettes
Metropole Quartette
Three of Us at the Palace Theatre Tonight and Tomorrow
The Palace presents Three of Us with mining scenes and athletic heroine Rhy MacChesney acted by Migs Taliaferro. Taliaferro, in a rugged western setting, performs riding, fencing, swimming and other stunts to portray the athletic heroine in Rachel Crothers’ success and the photoplay.
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Palace Theatre
B. A. Tolfe, Photo Plays, Inc
Migs Taliaferro
Plazas crowds for Triumph at the Plaza
Big crowds filled the Plaza as Gaby presents Triumph and Keystone with Charles Chaplin. Tomorrow Edward Abeles stars in a comedy After Five. Abeles returns to the Plaza after other performances, a familiar face to Walton photofans.
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Plaza Orday
Gaby Ain
Picure
Keystone
Charles Chaplin
Edward Abeles
Mr. Aheles
Plaza
Walarlog
The Forged Testament and Journey's End Show At Grand
Today’s program includes The Forged Testament a two part feature starring Slane Allen and Charles Clary Competition a drama in one reel Journey's End a comedy This afternoon a prize was given away to a lucky attendee The plan repeats each Wednesday for five weeks Tomorrow the program features a two and one reel draw and a one reel comedy.
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Slane Allen
Charles Clary
Closing Services for Senten Season Observed in City Churches
Solemn Senten services begin this evening in three Catholic churches with continuous prayer through the week. High mass Friday morning will be followed by a procession and exposure of the sacrament. Evening services will be observed in Sacred Heart and St Marys with further rites at St. Dgenph y and other chapels.
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St Mary's
Saturday Mass Schedule At St Marys And Other Churches
Mass will be celebrated at 7 30 on Saturday morning at St Marys with services at other churches in the area following the same pattern. Local clergy urge attendance and note church listings for Saturday.
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St. Mary's
Rheumasalts Quick Relief From Constipation
Rheumasalts offers a carbonated lithia laxative claimed to safely and quickly cleanse the stomach and intestines. Dissolved in water it forms a pleasant drink that aids digestion, relieves constipation, and purportedly benefits liver and kidneys without nausea. Minneapolis, Minn. price noted as $2.00.
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Tiefone
Minneapolis
Mion
Doe
Treatment for nerve strength and vitality advertised
Advertises three grain Cadomene tablets sold at pharmacies to fortify nerves and health. Claims benefit for the physically impaired nervous and anxious, with insomnia, tremors, dizziness, and fatigue. Promoted as a self-administered remedy dispensed by physicians and pharmacists without prescription, promising strength and happiness.
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Som¢Ly
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