Alumine Banquet Served Tonight In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Iowa May 28 special tonight at 6 30 in the commercial club rooms the annual alumni banquet of Cedar Falls high school will be served by the ladies of the Christian church 150 covers. Carl Hauser president will deliver the welcome Elmer Fridell will respond for the class of 1912 Prof M F Arey will speak on Cedar Falls schools and other after dinner talks include Gladys Foote Lara Kingman Stena Hansen Anna Gertrude Childs an alumna will sing Ruth Duthbert will play piano Alma Cutler violin. Transiters.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Slean Davis
Carl Hauser
Elmer Fridell
M. F. Arey
Misa Gladys Foote
Lara Chase Kingman
Wiiss Stena Hansen
Anna Gertrude Childs
Ruth Duthbert
Alma Cutler
Young Wife Dies After Typhoid Fight in City Home
Mrs Eliza Crawford Glaesener 23, born July 28 1889 in Kenton county, died at her parents home 1020 State Street after five and a half months of typhoid fever following December arrival from Saskatchewan Canada. She leaves husband George L Glaesener and parents, five brothers and one sister. Father Rev Howard W Minish is listed among mourners.
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XS. Minish
State Street
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Kenton County
Mr. Graesener
Howard W, Minish
Edgementu
Kerrobert, Sask
Prof
Barton 3
Archie Aving
Remains of Mrs Eliza Craw Ford Laid to Rest
The remains of Mrs Fligo Crawford were brought from Chicago and interred at Greenwood cemetery after a brief service at 1004 Ball Street Cedar Falls. Born September 24 1836 in Ramore Ohio, she moved with husband Charles Crawford to Cedar Falls in 1865 and left five of their seven children living. Her daughter Miss Katherine Crawford of Chicago had recently found work there.
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Blur Street
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Norfolk
Neb
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Hooper
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Katherine Crawford
Miss Margaret Meyers Seeks Cedar Falls County Superintendent
Miss Margaret C Meyers, candidate for county superintendent, visited Cedar Falls yesterday meeting voters and former pupils now active in city affairs. Accompanied by Jesse Church, she highlighted her long teaching service and the support of her former students in the race.
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Meyers
Street Car Line Changes Meet City Council Fight
Tremont Street service may be moved two blocks west toward Walnut Street with Eighteenth and Normal streets altered or removed, risking loss of western Cedar Falls street car service. The city council plans Friday meeting as residents oppose changes. Miss Jennie Walz dies after paralytic stroke at sister's Cedar Falls home. funeral today at Greenwood.
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Merner
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Cass
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Oak Ridge
College
Jennie Walz
Michael Mahoney
Greenwood
Memorial day plans and local notices from Cedar Falls
Community notices list Memorial day grave marking by Charles M. Overman and a flag at each site. Dr. Carl H. Miller plans a brick-house move to allow office expansion for George F. Wilson nearby. Residents urged to bring flowers for the Grand Army room on Wednesday with Relief corps assistance. Charles Dale receives a 30 day jail term for carrying a revolver and brandishing it publicly in Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls National
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Relief Corps
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Omaha and Chicago markets mixed with cattle hogs and butter news
Banked notes from St Louis and Omaha show mixed livestock activity with cattle receipts around 3 500 and hogs near 7 000 in Chicago trades. Markets opened steady to lower with cattle and hog prices uneven while butter in Elgin slipped two cents amid regional price shifts.
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W. Ebates
General Market Report from Chicago Board of Trade
Liberal world shipments and favorable foreign crop conditions press wheat prices down despite cash demand weakness. July opens near prior close, fluctuates with weather and selling by commission houses. Corn recovers briefly but market trends bearish as wheat leads.
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