OLY CITY ORATORIO BEAMS WITH CHORUS SPLENDOR
A large chorus of 250 voices under Prof C A Fullerton presented Gaul s oratorio in Cedar Falls at the Majestic theatre. Des Moines and Iowa City figures drew praise for solos and scoring while Des Moines gifted Grace Clark De Graff Grace Ings Jackson and George A Brewer. The Des Moines Men s Glee Club helped close the concert which accompanied a banquet for state teachers delegates at Hotel Russell Lam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terloo
Ose
Gaul
Oly City
Orus
C. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers’ College
LaVerne Beal-Covell
Nes Moines
Grace Clark de Graff
Grace Ings Jackson
George A. Brewer
Predericka Gerhardt Downing
Chicago
Weir praises U S aid at Lake Mohonk conference
At Mohonk Lake New York Justice William A Weir of the Quebec province supreme court lauded the United States for its calm, lawful handling of Europe’s crisis. He commended neutral diplomacy and stressed the public’s understanding of calamitous events while praising American humanitarian relief for soldiers and families in war-torn Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohonk Lake
United States
William A. Weir
Istice
Supreme Court of Therovince
Quebec
Lake Momk
Europe
Tripoli Notes Report Local Visits and Changes
Pearl Krause of Javerly visited Miss Dorothy Ockles in Tripoli. Ernest Dick traveled to Antler Canada to attend his father Rev. P. Busey’s illness. Mr and Mrs Krause and Miss Hazel Hilsworth joined the Sunday school convention at a Congregational church. Several families visited, with travel to Britt, Senace, and Waterloo noted. Licensed to wed couples listed. Local paper promotes high circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Pearl Krause
Javerly
Dorothy Ockles
Ernest Dick
Antler
Sask
Canada
P. Busey
U. . Church of Summer
Unday
Vol. Krause
Hazel Hilsworth
Sumner
B. Murray
C. Bahlman
D. Felats
Reinbeck
John Murray
A. D. Bennett
McIntosh
Tom
Cedar Falls People Traveling and Entertaining May 31
Community notes from Cedar Falls describe a Baptist church choir host event at Rev Mr and Mrs Vanney home, Dr A B Hansen heading to Chicago for two weeks, a three year old Merry Matrons birthday party, a large Methodist social, and visits from relatives. Guests from Waterloo and Chicago attended gatherings while local clubs and sororities hosted dinners and dinners with decorations.
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Cedar Falls
Vanney
The
Baptist Church
Hansen
Chicago
J. Ervin Evans
Marengo
Mesdames
W. D. Talbot
H. ©. Brown
A. W. Brown
W. R. Scott
Oc. E. Teeter
H. M. Hadner
Methodist Episcopal Church Social Service
Edward Short
Charles Hintz
West Second Street
New York City
New Jersey
Edna Morrow
New York
George McCowan
Hintz
Gladys Severin
Grace Smith
Kapa Theta Psi
Bess McCowan
Elda Platt
Dorothy Martin
Marguerite Zook
Mary Shull
Emma Strayer
Waterloo
Vivian Johnson
Washington Street
Readlyn Social Notes and Local Events May 20
Readlyn residents hear travel plans as Frank Maurer and son prepare a six week western trip including a Panama-Pacific exposition. Arthur and Roy Ortman visit Hawkeye. Arthur Johnston visits from Bristow. John Biere enters partnership with Fred in furniture and undertaking. Readlyn ball team set to play Jesup next Sunday. Merach brothers from South Dakota attend Nick Mersch funeral. W W Malte dies of heart disease. Card of Thanks from Mrs X Mersch and children.
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Readlyn
Frank Maurer
John
West
Arthur
Roy Ortman
Hawkeye
Arthur Johnston
Bristow
John Biere
Fred
John Berger
Qel|welh
Jesup
Chas
Dan Merach
South Dakota
Nick Mersch
Malte
Rev
Mass
Notable Parkerburg businessman ailing at home
Ed Scherl ing, longtime merchant in partnership with his brother John, lies incapacitated at home after seven years of illness and two weeks of fasting. Mary Burt is gravely ill with gangrene in a leg, mental deterioration, and is under nurse care. Her nephew John Hamilton of Dixon, TL assists. Geo. Swegman and wife are also mentioned in the care scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Ed Scherling
John
Mary Burt
John Hamilton
Dixon, TL
Geo. Swegman
Local News Briefs From North of Town
Mrs Anna Hutchenson learns her husband Harry Hutchenson is seriously injured and travels home from Garden City. Emmett Wilson buys his father’s cement bungalow for 2000 dollars, unfinished. Mrs Geo Dennison attends funeral in Benson for sister Mrs Johnson. Junior senior banquet at K P hall with thirty two attendees. Wanda Arnold travels to Ames for an uncle’s funeral. George Foote family head to California for exposition. Mrs F W Wightman travels to Uphington for funeral of Mr Van Meter. Mrs Dell Spencer of Janesville visits. J Wright and wife, Wm Clelland and Henry Hoar depart for California. Jim Truesdell visits Beloit. A visiting lady from Gilman brings two late children to stay with Thompson family. Robert Ackerson hosts a birthday party for his tenth birthday.
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Anna Hutchenson
Harry Hutchenson
Geo. Dennison
Benson
Johnson
K. of Phail
Wanda Arnold
Ames
George Foote
California
F. W. Wightman
Upington
van Meter
Dell Spencer
Janesville
J. Wright
Wm. Clelland
Henry Hoar
Jim Truesdell
Beloit
Wis
Gilman
Geneseo Social Briefs and Local Notices
Rev and Mrs Sheckler visited Waterloo friends last Thursday. Miss Irene Burns will close the spring term in No 2 tomorrow with a picnic for pupils and patrons. Mrs Mabel Speer went to St Louis Tuesday to spend weeks with daughter Marjorie. Homer Gardner was a Cedar Falls visitor last week. B F Newell lost one of his best cows to clover bloat. Dr W F Spry will be here next Monday morning for a quarterly conference. Mrs Sarah Speer and grandson Tierbert visited Columbus Junction. Geneseo Sunday school plans a program for Children’s Day the second Sunday in June. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society and Ladies’ Cemetery Association met at Mrs Peart Meeker’s last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Speer
Tierbert
Columbus Junction
Chas, Johnson
Geneseo Sunday School
Children’s Bay
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society and
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
Peart Meeker
Abstractors Come for Convention in Waterloo
Waterloo abstractors plan for the State association meeting June 2 and 4 at the Russell Lamson hotel. About 126 visitors are expected with programs arranged for both days. Local speakers include J. E. Sedgwick on cooperation between abstract companies and the examiner and J. Edwards on a uniform system of abstracts. The Chicago Trust and Title Co. chief examiner will speak. Activities include an automobile city tour on June 3 and a banquet that evening. The last meeting was in Mason City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Abstractors
State Association of Abstractors
Russell- Lamson Hotel
Waterloo
J. E. Sedgwick
Examiner
J. Edwards
Chicago
Drink Habit ORNINE Treatment Promises Sobriety
The ORNINE treatment for the drink habit is advertised as reliably eradicating all desire for whiskey or other stimulants. It claims many have regained sobriety and usefulness, can be given secretly, and costs $1.00 per box with a money back guarantee if no results after a trial. Free booklet offered by WANGELER BROS. DRUGGISTS at 529 East Fourth St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oraine
Naprapathic Treatments Best In Spring And Warm Weather
The best time to take Naprapathia treatments is in the spring and during warm weather when the body's tissues are relaxed. Chronic conditions yield better results with fewer treatments. Waterloo testimonials support cures across many diseases, with treatments based on scientific methods and deep knowledge of the human mechanism. Bruce Galloway Naprapath, offices at 22344 West Fourth Street, hours vary, consultations free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Bruce Galloway
Naprapath
West Fourth Street
Davenport Woman Escapes Knife After Mayr Remedy Report
Davenport resident Mrs. S. T. Oliver escaped a knife attack and credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for relief from gall stones and stomach distress. She says doctors warned hospitalization and an operation, but after starting the remedy she lost fifty pounds, regained it, and reports no pain since.
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Mra
S. T. Oliver
East High Street
Davenport
Mayr
Bacic
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Ella Stange
Walter Fergeman
Wm. Testdorf
Aby
Waverly
Phil Goodenbour
Chas. McCumber
Senace
A. A. Mathews
Amily
Telkoma
Fable O. Payne
James King
Charles W. Peppinger
Tennie D. Farr
Jouriet
Cedar Falls News
Lawn City
X. Mersch
Paramount Features
Dorset
Burch’s
Georgette Crepes
Ues At
Coats
Mr. Thompson
Robert Ackerson
Geneseo
Wangeler Bros
S29 East Fourth Sa
West Third Ave
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