Cedar Falls Social Notes Highlight Town Travel And Fetes
Cedar Falls residents host and travel for visits and events across town and beyond. Mrs. D W Fahs and daughter travel from Rochester to visit and recover with relatives, while Edward Townsend family plans a Memorial Day stay with Leavitt family. Local clubs, teachers, and alumni gather for luncheons, house parties, and a June start to summer programs.
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Cedar Falls
Edward Townsend
Fort Lodge
Roger Leavitt
D. W. Fahs
Tos
Arthur J. Schaetzel
Rochester
Minn
Ms. Wild
S. Kensington
G. B. Dickey
Cedar Heights
H. G. Klinefelter
F. Jethen
G. W. Wilson
James Miller
Chicago
Frank Biller
Aickness
C. G. Walters
Clay Street
Sartor Memorial Hospital
Waterloo Boy Gains Film Work in New York Visit
Clarence Byvank a Waterloo East High graduate went to Newark City three weeks ago with a carload of horses for Tom Barker. He later joined the Thampuser Film Corporation as an actor driver. He described his first film stunt, a bridge collapse, without injury.
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Clarence Byvank
East High
Newark City
Tom Barker
B. H. Byvank
Waterloo
Thanpuser Film Corporation
Areais
Aitho
Byvank
Motion
Ray Johnson
Waleriog
Hanhouser
Johnson
Byran
Dr Gabelein Draws Large Audiences in Waterloo Outing
The second day of Dr Gabelein outings drew large audiences with a successful event ending in a first place. At 11 o clock he spoke after a city drive of about an hour to the Waterloo Tinisterial association along the line.
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Jesus Christ
Gabelein
Christ
Waterloo Tinisterial Association
Weather forecast promises fair week for Mississippi valley
Weather bureau in Washington issues the May 26 1915 forecast for the upper Mississippi valley and western states predicting generally fair weather with seasonable temperatures. Des Moines notes the outlook for the week ahead.
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Des Moines
United States Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mississippi Valley
Talk on Women of the Orient at YWCA
Stephen Hadoush of Galilee will speak Saturday at 8 o'clock in YWCA rooms. He will wear oriental costume and present a talk titled Women of the Orient. The event promises to be especially interesting.
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Stephen Hadoush
Galilee
YW. GC. A
Hadoush
Commencement Week Activities at Iowa State Teachers College
Graduation week at the Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls features a faculty reception, alumni breakfasts, and a campaign to raise 12 000 for a campanile with chimes. About 450 alumni attended the long luncheon, with speeches from 1880 to 1915 graduates and tribute to retiring state board member Roger Leavitt. Eight hundred forty diplomas were awarded as Attorney General Cosson delivered the main address.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers’ College
C. A. Fullerton
Seerley
Black Hawk Hotel
Campanile
College Conminus
GC. H. Myerhala
Yeat Orday
State Teachers’ College
State Teachers’ Association
D. Sands Wright
Kate Sullivan
Waverly
L. H. Minkle
Fort Dodge
Lulu Boyee Morrow
Waterloo
E. B. Bloom
Nashua
Roger Leavitt
State Board of Education
Leavitt
State Teachers” College
George D. Cosson
Helene Howell
Garylie Woodrin
Dorothy MacMartin
Marjorie Park
Hemma Mariel Rait
Anne M. Hansen
Cecil VC. Knox
Winifred Merrill
Margaret Dick
Alma E. Kiesel
Luciia A
Cross
Elsie Whitford
Eva J. Smith
Wazel Bartholf
Alice MM
Brown
Rowena
Greeley
Kinderfarten
Avis Jane Waldron
Edna M. Hall
Gladys Alan
Marietta Hostrop
Anna Marie Jepsen
Bernice
Social purity talk urges secrecy against virtue erosion
Charlotte B. White, national lecturer for the Child Conservation League of America, spoke at First Methodist Church on social purity. She warned that secrecy fuels evil and urged mothers to arm children with truth about sex, urging vigilance over songs, magazines, and images shaping youth.
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First Methodist Church
Charlotte B. White
Child Conservation League of America
Ruth
Ebta
Waterloo Judge Defends Sentencing Practice
Judge Meyers faced criticism over his handling of cases in Waterloo. He defended sentencing colored women to 30 days or a $30 fine and travel to distant points, saying they were not legal residents and had been driven from other cities. Several detainees admitted being expelled from Fort Dodge and other Iowa towns. Mrs. Freeman, accused of street solicitation, received a light fine after evidence she had worked as a cook for months.
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Frank Freemans
Meyers
Waterlo
Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Freeman
Work of Raising F-4 Progresses Rapidly
Roroluta May 25 divers raised the submarine twenty one feet yesterday and moved seven feet from the surface. Divers paused by the fishing operations then returned in the afternoon to inspect the channel entrance. Navy officials expect the F-¢ to reach the water surface this week.
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Navy
Notable graduates listed in arts and sciences cohort
Esther Shoemaker Schick and Anna Adith Fell among graduates. Degrees include Bachelor of Arts with Ernest D. Bloom Ruth Lotts Lois Fern Mann Arthur B. McMahon J Leonard St John Lady Elizabeth Walsh Vina E Younker George FP Zimuierman.
Perjury Trial Opens in Local Case With Heated Cross Exam
Testimony details Ackerman and Goodman discussing motive and truthfulness. Cross examination probes whether a motor man was framed and if others besides Blackmar affected job prospects through alleged falsehoods. Witnesses describe hotel room talk, phrases about holding Risk up, and confrontations at Metropole and the sheriff’s office.
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Sullivan Far le Dotensa
Hoxie
Silver Car Company
Goodman
Hoxle
Shores, Wustrate
Welsh
Tekett & Swisher
Sullivan
Ackerman
Risk
Scribner
Sherif Shores
Dr. Hadley
Hadley
Alford
Serbner
The Plainest Girl Can Be Good-Looking
An ad touts Parisian Sage as an inexpensive tonic to improve hair texture. It claims benefits include reduced dandruff, cleaned scalp, strengthened roots, and fuller, softer, more radiant hair for plain or dull locks.
Trial Echoes Harden as Witnesses Mention Promises
In a Scribner damage case, testimony reveals claims of promises made to Ackerman by Risk for testimony. The jury includes nine members with others set to testify, while Risk denies any unprofessional conduct or paid rewards. Final Mayo Foundation operations tied to University of Minnesota plans and September openings are noted.
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Wisk
Ackerman
Goodman Risk
Goodman
Ackermann
Risk
John Durger
Paul Baker
Menri Paul
R. B. Duke
Scribner
Hhm
Minnesota to Have Country's Finest Medical School
St. Paul Minn May 25 The final contract between the University of Minnesota and the Mayo foundation of Rochester provides for a straight endowment rather than affiliation or cooperation. The university will gain permanent control of a fund of two million dollars or more and equipment for medical research designed to exceed all others in the world.
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St. Paul, Minn
University of Minnesota
Mayo Foundation of Rochester
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