Social and church events in Cedar Falls May notes
May activities in Cedar Falls include travels of Mrs. Ramsey. Mrs. Harriday and relatives visiting. Baptist and Congregational church events with speakers Tuthill and Noble. birding and feather study trips. and multiple lectures and study centers at the college and area towns. Notable attendees include Dr. Snowden declining Alton pulpit, Prof. Stark judging a Warrensburg Emporia debate, and Mrs. Merner staying at Piggott.
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Cedar Falls
W. G. Ramsey
Eldora
Lucy Taavitt
Waterloo
Winthrop
New Congregational Church
Mr. Rameey
Eldera
J.W. Robinson
Algona
Estherville
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Baptist Church
Moly Land
David C. Merner
Gouth
Miss Hatcher
Decorah
Storm
Des Moines
John Croak
Ove Street
S. A. Stark
Warrensburg
Warrensburo
Emporia
Kan
Columbia
Waterloo Elk Well Regened Cedar Falls Benefit Show
The Isis theatre in Cedar Falls hosted a Waterloo Elks benefit for the Cedar Falls band last night. A packed, enthusiastic crowd enjoyed a dignified program with local jokes and strong audience appreciation, raising a fine sum for the band treasury. Tomorrow is anti cigarette day with Cedar Falls workers promoting temperance and school tobacco regulations in Iowa. A Cedar Falls girl, Miss Bess Chase, will wed Michigan educator Principal J B Edmonson in Cedar Falls this summer, with Mrs Walter Mest hosting a shower. Rev Donlon to retire then Rev McDonald to Cedar Falls to succeed him.
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Cedar Falls
Isis
Elks of Waterloo
Waterloo
Howse
United States
Towa
Iowa
Abo
A. Jackson
Mich
Bess Chase
Jackson High School
J. B. Edmonson
Mace
Cedar Palls
Joseph Chase
Chase
Walter
Ann Arbor
Chase Wes
The
Wampton
Ate
Ernest McDonald
St. Patrick’s Church
Dubuque
St. Patrick's Church
Luke Donton
Father Donlon
Tie
Chicago
Father McDonald
Musical Recital at College Auditorium Tuesday
Tuesday evening May 5 Miss Bertha Case and John Conrad share a joint recital at the college auditorium. Miss Bertha Mart will be the pianist as the program features instructors from the college. Invited to attend this delightful performance.
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College Auditorium
Bertha Case
John Conrad
Collean Auditorium
Bertha Mart
May Breakfast Honors Retiring School Teachers
Fifteen teachers gathered in the basement ter room for a May breakfast hosted by the high school staff. The event celebrated retiring teachers including Mrs. Loomis, Miss Ruth Egle, and Miss Lily Robinson who declined reelection for other plans. Pretty girls served the dainty items amid spring flowers and seasonable decor.
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First Congregational Church
Loomis
Ruth Egle
Lily Robinson
Interstate oratorical contest crowns Iowa winner
Willard Patty, representing Iowa, wins first place at the nineteenth annual interstate oratorical contest held in Cedar Falls. M R Slaker of Illinois takes second and John F Kuehl of Wisconsin third. Judges from Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin and Kansas praised the field. May Day festivities prompt public schools to dismiss for a holiday.
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Cedar Pulls
College
Willard Patty
Iowa
John F Keuhle
Wisconsin
Don H. Melntire
Missouri
Carl Vs. Skinner
Kansas
M. R. Staker
Illinois
Harriet Case
Mr. Conrad
Williard Patty
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Upper Iowa
Trustees Declare Lawnday Honored by College
The board of trustees declared lawnday at the State Teachers' college and its action was thoroughly appreciated by all participants.
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State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls Churches Plan Sunday Services
Cedar Falls pastors invite the public to attend Sunday services. Presbyterian Dr D W Falls preaches on The Function of a Good Life with a later message The True Test of Courage. Methodist Episcopal Rev J W Holland speaks on Nine Ungrateful Men and Can a Human Soul Be Lost.
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Cedar Falls
D. W. Falls
Halvering
Methodist Episcopal
J. W. Holland
First Congregational
H. Holmes
Baptist
J. D. Vanney
Bryanugelist
F. A. Sword
St. Luke's Episcopal
John
Cole
Waverly
St. Patrick’s
Like Nowton
St. Mary's
St. John’s Lautheran
G. A. Fritz
Zion Evangelical
B. R. Wiener
Landahl
Nes Moines College
Nazareth
E. Provensen
Bethlehem
J. Christiansen
Dedication Planned for New Mount Auburn Methodist Church
Mount Ann May 2 Special The new First Methodist church at Mount Auburn will be dedicated Sunday. Ministers and laymen from many places will attend with Rev William Parr of Kokomo Indiana officiating. The brick edifice cost about 72 000 with 11 memorial windows and a basement kitchen dining room and rest room.
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Mount Ann
New First Methodist Church
Mount Auburn
William Parr
Kokomo
Ind
M. I
Christ
Judas
Mount Auburn Methodists Recall Long History and New Church
Waterloo sermons mark dedication day with a basket meal in the church dining room. The Mount Auburn M. B. church traces its roots to 1560 and the Big Grove circuit, later joining La Porte and finally becoming independent. After multiple pastors and a windstorm that rebuilt the first church, a new, larger house of worship rose. Pastor T. A. Trimble currently leads in his second term, with six churches and five parsonages added in 21 years. Y W C A vespers feature talks and music led by board members. Westminster guild hosts the at home hour for all young women and girls.
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Waterloo
Mount Auburn
M. B
Stephen Williams
Spring Creek
Big Grove
la Porte
M. A. Goodell
T. A. Trimble
C. M. Woods
F. 3. Pettit
J. W. Richards
B. Reed
J. B. Webb
Frances Grout
St. Elmo Bateman
H. B. Kelly
Westminster Guild of the
Westminster Church
Farewell Courtesy For Julia Johnson At Local Firm
Mrs. Julia Johnson, long employed in the Falan and Bolman dry goods store, leaves tonight for Ames. The firm’s millinery and satin departments held a dinner at the W C A last evening for 22 guests. TI Fleming served as toastmaster after an informal program.
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Julia Johnson
Falan & Bolman Dry Goods
Ames
TI. T. Fleming
Funeral for Everistus Schmitz at St Mary’s Church
Funeral services for Everistus Schmitz son of Mr and Mrs William J Schmitz will be held Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock from St Marys Catholic church conducted by Rev Fr H P Rohlman Interment will be in Calvary cemetery.
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Everistus Schmitz
William J. Schmitz
St. Mary's Catholic Church
H. P. Rohlman
Calvary Cemetery
Children Diseases Start With Cold and Cough Remedy Claim
An advertisement claims most childhood diseases begin with cold symptoms and urges Foley's Honey and Tar for children with restlessness feverishness inflamed throat and spasmodic cough. A Mrs Shipas of Raymondville Missouri testifies it helped her child and says it is a great medicine for whooping cough sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Foley
Baldness cured by Herpicide claims
Mrs. Howard Bailey of Bellevue Michigan reports losing all hair then regrowth after using Newbro's Herpicide. Ad touts the product as the original germ killer for hair loss, offers samples, and lists 50 cent and one dollar sizes sold by dealers with a money back guarantee.
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Newbro
Howard Bailey
Bellevue
Mich
Herpicide Co
Dept. R
Detroit
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Edward Higby
E. J. Johnson
Florence E. Ward
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Ladies’ Association
Lucy Seward Noble
Topsy- Tarvey
Japan
Ira S Condit
Emma Lambert
James G. Miller
H. Miller
Cedar Falls High School
George B. Rowell
Waterloo Whist Club
Marian McFarlane Walker
E. 4. Johnson
Roger Leavitt
Hillside Cemetery Association
Charlie Ford
West First Street
Michigan
Donlon
Hondas
CAL
Dinos
Minnesota
Chaghiin Holland
Woof Watertae
Leolinsen
Xew First Methodist Church
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Coats
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Oxfords
Y. W. C. A. Vespers
Schmitz Funerat
Zingo's
Cozy Theatre
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