Cedar Falls News Briefs and Social Notes May 1
Cedar Falls updates include Floyd Walsh driving to Independence for a tennis tournament and J H Shoemaker returning home before leaving for New York City. Mrs William Pardee visited Chicago. funeral services for Douglas Smith were held with tributes to his life. Mrs Anna For s Gee visited from Oregon Minn. Carrington Waverly relatives attended. Green Wood burial for Smith. E J Waugh’s brother John Wayne died in Texas after surgery. Funeral plans in Kansas. Kate Waugh arrived from Texas. Mr and Mrs Wenkoop leased a new home on 533 Wlay Street. Mrs Mason to join once she can move. May breakfast for Sunday school at Cedar Heights. May party for Bundar class at water works site. St Griffith from Marshalltown visiting. Drs Wrant Wyant Wiler to attend Waterloo dental convention. Sitterley family from Schenectady arriving tonight. they travel from San Francisco via west tour. Lester C Ary won first place at La Crosse inter state normal school oratorical contest with Miscarriage for Justice as subject. fifth straight win for the college.
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Cedar Falls
Floyd Walsh
Independence
J. H. Shoemaker
New York
William Pardee
Chicago
Douglas Smith
James Kroel
Anna “Fors Gee
Orenoen
Minn
Austin Loversee
Carrington
Waverly
Greenwood
Wenkoop
A. B. Mason
Wlay Street
Airs
Mason
E. J. Waugh
L. E. Rice
Kansas
Texas
Kate Waugh
Willian Morgen
Hergie
Lanfear Knapp
Roy Metzear
Thompson
Christian Church
Cedar Heights
Florence Freers Bundar
First Congregational Church
St. Griffith
Marshalltown
Daugher
Harry B. Philpot
David Bennison
Omaha
Sity
Waterloo
Eugene Sitterley
Schenectady
N.Y
A. M. Andrews
College Street
San Francisco
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Lester C. Ary
la Crosse
Church Services in Cedar Falls News Update
Cedar Falls churches hold services at usual hours with visiting preacher Dr. Eaton of Madison delivering morning sermons on David's Greater Testimony and Laodiceans in the evening. Other churches list ministers and topics including The Holy Spirit and the World Today, A Great Denial, A Church Wedding, and evangelistic services. A Y M C A rally and youth events accompany regular worship at several parishes.
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Methodist Episcopal
J. W. Holland
Elergyman
Eaton
Madison
Wis
David
First Congregational
Walter Metrall
YS MC
Ea‘ton
Y. M.A
Y. Wlc
State Teachers ® College
J. D. Vanney
Christ Jesus
J. M. Morris
Iterian
Marcy Kremmers
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
St. Luke's
Onle
St. Patrick’s
William Wienerke
Sand
Christian Scelence
Grand Theatre
Zion Evangelical
B. R. Wiener
Edurchk
St. John’s Lutheran
R I. Fredmund
Nazareth
E. Provensem
J. Christiansen
Sixteen Men on Bunny Squad Formation Expanded
The squad lists sixteen players with pitchers Brown Torkeison Taylor Butte Mellinger Seezer lefties Hamilton Seibold Agastus Flacg Fulton catchers Talboit Hofmann infielders Hamilton Seibold Agastus Flacg Fulton outfielders Moore Collins arr. Seibold injured from spikes near knee, sidelined days. Tucky Eberts released to favor younger talent. Teledown reshapes the lineup for the season.
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Hien
Bunn
Moore
Collins
Arr
Talboit
Hofmann
Seibold
Harry Seibold
Keystone
Hruska
Eberts
Hood
Foral
Silver Wedding Milestone for Cedar Falls Minister
Yesterday marked the twenty fifth anniversary of Rev Mr and Mrs B R Ney of Zion Evangelical Church Cedar Falls. The couple and congregation helped observe the milestone with a planned surprise pastored by the popular minister and his wife. The event was described as a great community celebration despite plans for surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
B. Rney
Zion Evangelical Church
Wiener
Taunton Fires Outfielder as Bias Seeks Iowa Manager
In a note of regret, Jimmy Taunton dismissed the outfielder. Ducky aims to link with semi pro groups nearby as Bias Surcord seeks to hire a top manager for a fast Iowa independent club.
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Jimmy Taunton
Ducky
Bias
Iowa
Whitney Wins Decision At Atlanta Boxing Night
Frankie Whitney the Cedar Rapids carpenter defeats Eddie Lon in a six round bout on Thursday night in Atlanta. Whitney earns a decision after a spirited contest as local fans witness a decisive victory.
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Atlanta
Frankie Whitney
Fighting Carpenter
Cedar Rapids
Eddie
Boy Awakens After Sixteen Days In Hospital
Frederick Schallenberger, ten, lay unconscious for sixteen days after a Riverside Drive truck collision that fractured his skull. He softly greeted his mother in the New York hospital, as prayers and watchful vigil by his parents continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Schallenhe
New York
Frederick
Langers
Wilbert Schallenberger
Riverside
Cedar Falls Woman's Club Luncheon Sets Violet Theme
The Cedar Falls Woman's Club held its first luncheon at 1:48 PM in the Presbyterian church dining room with about 204 women. Violet decor adorned tables and place cards crafted by Miss Oliver featured white elephants with inscriptions about the club's progress. Programs followed, with Miss Anne Gertrude Childs, Mrs. Young, and district chairman Lysicka and Mariot McParland Walker speaking, and a final gong cue titled Tow a.
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Cedar Falls
Presbyterian Church
Oliver
E McColuin
Warres Thummell
Richards
W.H. Merner
Mable
Tanchear
Cass
Fragmentary OCR News Item Presents Unsure Details
The limited readable text hints at a narrative involving a person named Freier and a tense or defensive stance. Other fragments suggest a scene of waking after nature or night and a reference to tights and rational behavior, but the overall event and proper names are unclear.
Untitled fragment describes disrupted scene and injury
Partial OCR fragment depicts a disrupted event with mention of a person and time. The readable parts reference distress and a possible incident but lack clear names or places to identify specifics.
Woman 88 Keeps Tab On The News In Rockford
Mrs. Sampson George, 88, who came west to Rockford, Illinois seventy years ago from Western New York, shares views on Roosevelt Barnes care in New York and the European war. An ardent Republican, she praises Wilson’s stance while recalling Civil War memories and life in early Iowa countryside with daughter Mrs. Higby in Fairbank.
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Roosevelt-Barnes
New York
Teddy
Sampson George
C. A. ‘Mills
Walnut Street
George
Buchanan County
Independence
George Iame
Rockford, IL
Buffalo
Lake Michigan
England
Illngis
Iowa
East Dubuque
Iran
Allison
Cummins
Wilson
Mrs. Higby
Fairbank
Dentists Plan Auto Tour for Iowa Dental Meeting
Delegates and visiting ladies of the fifty third annual Iowa State Dental association will tour the city in 150 cars at 4 p m Tuesday announced by Dr J G Hildebrand vice president The next morning Waterloo women drive to Cedar Falls at 10 o clock then ladies to Sousa band concert at Chau Tauqua park while dentists attend clinics and watch baseball at Red Cedar park May 4 to 6 visitors gain free access to Plaza Palace Crystal and Grand theatres
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Iowa State Dental Association
J. G. Hildebrand
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Sousa
Chautauqua Park
Red Cedar Park
Central Association
Plaza
Palace
Crystal
Grand Picture Theatres
Thief Returns Stolen Documents In Iowa Incident
Ed Towne of this city reported his suitcase missing after arriving at Waterloo from Marshalltown. The bag contained pension papers and other valuables. railroad officials failed to locate it. The papers were eventually turned over to E M Towne at the post office and mailed back to him with hope of return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Towne
B. M. Towne
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Towne
Colds and Coughs Advertised Cure Claim
An historical notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick remedy for colds coughs and related symptoms. The claim is attributed to medical authorities and druggists. The item notes restrictions on children in some cities during seasonal weather changes and cites a general endorsement for the product.
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Afr
Foley
Lawson Murder Case Near Close
John R. K. Lawson labor leader stands trial for the 1913 deputy sheriff Nimmo killing in Trinidad. Judge Granby Hillyer today instructed the jury on possible verdicts as closing arguments were set to begin. The case could go to the jury tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
John RK
Lawson
John Nimmo
Granby Hillyer
Bryan Links Patriotism to Alcohol in Teetotal Rally
Secretary Bryan told New York abstainers that war shows patriotism cannot curb the appetite for liquor. He urged total abstinence and cited restrictive measures by belligerents, stating drink weakens efficiency and costs billions for roads, arguing liquor spending could build highways instead.
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New York
Bryan
National Abstainera’ Union
Europe
Bacchus
Kaiser
Czar
United States
Fire Threatens to Destroy Colon
Fire rages in Colon spreading through six blocks of the city core. Many stores, business houses, and banks have been destroyed. Damage is estimated at $750,000 as a high wind drives flames into a roaring furnace and threatens the remaining town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colon
Thirty Days Jail For Drunk And Resisting Officer
Albert Spencer, colored, pleaded guilty to being drunk and resisting an officer and received 30 days in the city jail. He became unruly while being taken to police headquarters, and two officers assisted to quiet him. Officer Tom Malcom sustained a broken bone in his right hand during the disturbance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Spencer
Spencer
Tom Malcom
City to Print 300 Copies of New Ordinances
City Auditor DeGon orders 300 copies of the new ordinances with rush production to aid officials previously hampered by missing copies. Printing staff instructed to complete work as rapidly as possible.
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DeGon
City ordinance books sold to raise publishing funds
A note states that officials must sign receipts for ordinance books and hand them to successors. White copies will sell at about $2 each to cover the cost of publishing the book.
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Woman's Club
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Cangersol
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W. A. Covell
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Schuneman’s
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