May festival and civic events in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls community notes detail social events at the training school and churches, meetings of women’s clubs, a proposed tennis court for Lincoln school, and a May festival at the State Teachers’ college. Notables include Mrs. Bennett and Mrs. Worth’s groups, and plans for Playground Association support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
W. A. Bennett
C. M. Worth
H. H. Clay
Ed. Swift
John Caldwell
L. A. Munn
W. C. Nubn
A. Jetmore
Playground Association
State Teachers’ College
La Porte City social clubs host two events
The Lotus club held a May afternoon at Mrs. W I Bahr with 34 attendees plus out of town guests. The Homesteaders initiated twelve candidates in I O O F hall with Deputy Organizer Norby assisting and a luncheon by the United Evangelical Ladies’ Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Lotus Club
W. IL Bahr
J. D. Salmon
Geo. Klock
Brunk Kline
Lottie Booth
Fiest
Hugh Salmon
C. P. Murphy
Misa Fay
Harry Esher
Mias Maud Mitchell
Roger Bremer
Tillie Chase
Cedar Rapids
Harry Bahr
Waterloo
R. B. Tripp
F. Hall
Norby
Estherville
Ile
Misa Eva Stahnke
Helen Banger
Nira Smelser
Pearl Strohecker
Ald Society
United Evangelical Church
Alva McClain
Ora Brust
R. Clark
Fairbury
Neb
Bryant
Keegan & Stover
Stover
F. O. Gregg
G. J. Kennedy
Marshall County
Minn
Wancy Gates
Elgin Gates
Astern Star
Local Happenings in Vinton Iowa Report
Reports from Rock Rapids to Ames college highlight business growth and community changes. New houses under construction, hotels remodeled, and W F Short’s store basement started as George W. Housners’ bakery fame grows. Obituary notes B B Brown elderly Vinton resident and Civil War veteran dies at 79 with five children surviving.
Local Social Notes From Cedar Falls To Waterloo
Mrs Clara Haines of Cedar Falls visited Brandon area business interests last week. Mr and Mrs Will Van Skike traveled to Waterloo and Cedar Falls for several days visiting friends and returned with a new ante. Harold Miller from Farmers Bank enjoyed a vacation in Vinton and Town City. Mrs Myrtle Shillinglaw of Rawler stayed with Mrs Irene Wroten. Mrs Gram, nurse at A A Stone home, left for Vinton. Harry Frink and Roy Gallahher of Rock Rapids visited the Frink home in Vade Frink’s place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Julia L. Ward
Facullty
Washington Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Christian Church
Cheney
Tremont Street
May Mettler
Mis
Florence Shields
M. Rhode
Olive Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Waypost Church
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Frank Wammer
J.L. Chase
Jancy Pluimmer
Eunice Overman
W. L. Veatch
A. Fullerton
W. L. Hearst
Rge
Gollege
Zata Literary Society
M. A. Gilman
Cedar Heights
Kelly
Waterloo
Brandon
Clara’ Haines
Will van Skike
Harold Miller
Farmers’ Bank
Vinton
Town City
Myrtle Shillinglaw
Rawler
Irene Wroten
Gram
A. A. Stone
Harry Frink
Roy Gallahher
Rock Rapids
Vade Frink
Foley Honey and Tar Sold in Drugstores Nationwide
Danger to Children from lingering coughs and colds. The advertisement claims Foley Honey and Tar Compound cures coughs croup and colds in generations. It promises safe and quick relief and notes sales at all druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. X. Hurd
Luose Rivers
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Lawn City
H. T. Deckstader
Offiers
Mel Cutcheon
LP. Clark
Wilhna Garvett
College
Civic and Philanthropy Department OF
C. FL
DR. Fas, Wisp
Rochester, Minn
Frhs
The
Presbyterian Church
Pasadena
Cal
Trochester
Arthur Schentzel
LS. T. C
First Presbyterian Congregation
D. W. Fabs
Fuchs
California
Baltimore
Brooklyn Eagle
May, W. H. Bahr Entertain
Lotes Club
Sam Frank
Waterloo, Iewa
Burch’s
John Housner
Mackin Stone
Arthur
Wm. Raftis
WV. F
Ames College
Lincoln
Cornhuskers
Dickingon
Ames
Dickinson
B. B. Brown
James Hart
Brown
Hartham
Mr Temple
M. B. Church
Brandon Cemetery
Mr. Brown
Vermont
Marian Allen
Ticonderoga
N. Y
Buchanan County
GALR
U. S
Switt Specific Co
Switt Wd
Atlanta
East 4Th Street
Children’s Shoes
J. Roemer
East Fourth Street
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