School Faculty to Be Enlarged in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls May 2 Special Next year the high school faculty will grow by one member Burton Minish will join the staff He graduates from Cornell this spring and will teach history direct athletics and debating Miss Stena Hansen becomes principal with eight years teaching at Washington and a prior post at Valley City. City Improvers Meet Cedar Falls Civic league discussed park and school grounds beautification and home gardening efforts with Miss Ruth Dowdell presenting on gardening trends.
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Cedar Falls
Burton
Minish
Stena Hansen
G. J. Lax
Hansen
Washington
Valley Dinnellon
Cornell
Civic Improvement League of
H. Gilkey
Chas. Hazlett
T. B. Carpenter
J. W. Kern
Ruth Dowdell
After Seven Years Suffering a Woman’s Cure Claim
Waurika Oklahoma and Huntington Massachusetts women report lengthy relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. The letters claim restored health from female ills including inflammation ulcers and nervous prostration, with doctors offering no prior help.
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Waurika
Okla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bar
Huntington
Mass
Mart Janette Bates
Box
Daughters of the King Election and Activities Schedule
The Daughters of the King at Christ Episcopal Church met at Mrs. G. W. Hinkle’s Lime Street home for annual business and officer elections. They plan a $200 redecorating project, a rummage sale, and a thimble bee on May 16, with dues and Lenten pledges due soon. The rest of the itemizes community activities and other society notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF the King
Daughters of the King of Christ Episcopal Church
G. W. Hinkle
Lime Street
James S. Parrott
Third Street
Mirs
M. H. Kimball
J. M. Gooltge
Edith Munger
A. Miller
Community Club and Church Announcements Muster for Week
Local groups schedule Thursday and Friday gatherings. Merry-Go-Round Club meets with Mrs. Co London at 424 Ninth Street West. Social Band hosts a gathering at Mrs. D T Backer’s home on Tenth Street West Thursday afternoon. Plymouth Congregational Womans Auxiliary hosts a thimble bee Friday afternoon at 206 Lafayette Street. Epworth League and Westminster Society hold events this evening with leaders named. Temple Hebekah Lodge meets Friday May 4 at 8 oclock. Christ Episcopal Ladies Guild gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs Mat Parrotts home on Third Street East. Moose Lodge Waterlow No 428 holds regular meeting Thursday evening at 7 oclock.
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Girls’ Friendly Society
Salome McElhinney
Girls’ Friendly Society of
Christ Episcopal Church
Third Street West
D. T. Backer
Tenth Street West
Plymouth Congregational Church
E. T. Alford
LaFayette Street
Lively manhunt ends in arrest for check fraud
Reynolds wanted for inducing Auditor Rainbow to endorse a $50 check on Washington's Birthday. Sheriff Shores tracked him across multiple states, employing telegrams and a 15 pound leg weight to secure custody. Rainbow offers a $25 reward. Reynolds previously used aliases G Swanson and GW Finley.
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Lhat
Dineen J
Potter
Tattle Rock
Ark
Craver W. Reynolds
Shores
Parrest
Reynolds
Pinneen
Bunta
Vmints
Sheriff Shores
Rainbow
Washington
Teynolds
West Disinfecting Co
St. Paul
Second National Bank
Ellis & Foster
Grand Forks
Reve ‘Nolds
Ward
Waterloo
West Company
Reynalds
Algn
Milwaukee
Mason City
Ft. Wayne
Shorea
Little Rock
Govvernor Carroll
Tile
Sheri Shores
Wyoming
la Porte
Ind
Paul D. Phelps
Mobile
Ala
Neynolds
Linden Boosters To Tell Of Work At Prayer Meeting
By special invitation several Linden Boosters club members will meet with the First Presbyterian church to share experiences in evangelistic work at the Thursday night prayer meeting. At 6 o clock the Sunday school association will meet for lunch and business with the session and board of directors to follow.
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Linden Boosters’ Club
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday School Association
Parahontas Man Excoriated In Court On Drunkenness Charge
Clarence Coll of Parahontas faced Judge Caldwell in police court this morning. He was released on promise of good behavior after a $15 fine, suspended pending conduct. His wife was in hospital, and his purse worth over $26 was given to a friend to forward to her. John O'Brien of New York and Pat Couray of Omaha agreed to city work for ten days each, for drunkenness and mooching respectively.
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Clarence Coll
Parahontas
Caldwell
Pat Couray
Omaha
John O'Brien
New York
Couple from Oelwein wed in Waterloo license ceremony
A couple from Oelwein, Fred D. Smith and Linda O'Connor, both aged 60, secured a marriage license in Waterloo today. The note comes from a local business card copy, reflecting a brief social notice.
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Oelwein
Waterloo
Fred D. Smith
Linda O'Connor
Make Your Rent Buy You a Home Plan Offer
Real estate notice offers several 2 story houses with 7 to 8 rooms on West Side and East Side. Properties include 40x60 and 50x132 lots with modern finishes, near Broadway Waiting Station and Parker Logan streets. Terms call for half cash, balance on time with half down.
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Broadway
Parker and Logan
Farm bargains advertise 80 160 and 2 acre parcels
Classified note lists several farms near Brandon and Shell Rock with heavy soil, good outbuildings, and water. Prices range from 100 to 112.50 per acre with cash and balance terms at 5 percent or similar, plus a 2 acre farm near Nashua with poultry facilities and a 32 590 farm on balance.
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Brandon
Buchanan County
Shellrock
Nashua
Ferma
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Cedar Falls Public Schools
Lawn City
Lydia E. Pickham
West High
A. T. Hukill
Paul Bennett
Blanche Thompson
Llewellyn Boggs
Westminster Guild
Jessie
Jeanne Manson
Fourth Street East
J. M. Coolidge
Helene Balliett
Ethel Miller
Tressa McElhinney
H. C. Bruns
Ena Edwards
Cedar Heights
Miss Ena Edwards
B. W. Schuneman
Happy Hour
H. E. Camp
High Street
John Banghart
C. W. Biddulph
Cascaden Avenue
Mamie Fay
Dubuque
Biddulph
Miss Fay
Henry Chevalier
Vivian
Harold Bidrdulph
J. G. Dunsmore
Chicago
At & O'Clock
Webster White
Tenth Street East
Madonaal. Lane
St. Louis
Robert BE
White
Effie McCullom Jones
The
Universalist Church
Marie
Kathleen Selier
Sproul
Vetter & Waters Dry Goods
M. Sproul
Carson-Zimmerman Grocery Company
Waterloo Conservatory of Music
Tarantelle
Nevin
Charles Cole
Chadwick
Ella Mae Moore
Schmidt
Flavel Bunnell
Chopin
Etta Winter
Love
Cyclone Club
Cyclone Debating Club
the West High School
Entor
Harrys Woods
Fred Frehee
Stanley Bragdon
Max Miller
Clarence Mylers
Florence Mcklhinney
Laura Zimmerman
Hildebrand Apartments
Wilson of
Ottumws
H. A. Busby
Clio Club
F. R. Asquith
Hombe
Commercial Street
C. R. Hoxte
J. Little
C. A. Beattie
Crestan
Frank Shoemaker
Sam Leon
Helen May
Tromer
St. Elmo Bateman
Park Avenue West
Ww. OG. T. U
Willard Hall
Thnredat
Woman's Suffrage Society
Mitchell
S. D. Waterloo
Cora Whitney
Clyde Handley
M. EB
Mitchell, D. D
Handley
Weiland Tailoring Shop
Waterloo Business College
Whitney
Epworth League of the
M. EE
Westminster Literary Society
C. Jk. Bentz
Rev. H. W. Reherd
Temple
Moose
Waterlow Lodge
K. P. Hall
G. W. Reynolds
Tle
Polich
Raymond
FL Abbott
Pole
Fort Wayne
Afra. Reynolia
Markie
G. Swanson
GW. Finrley
Detroit
Nekoosa
Wis
Resmulds
G. Ed
York
Shoren
Reyne Olis
Kansas
Little Rok
Linden
Terry Hair
Lafayette
Duffy & Bell, Cor
4Th
Water Sta
Galloway-Gibson CO. Jowl
Black Hawk Bank
B. Schultz
Aterien
Town
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