Hallowe'en Parties and Club Notes Across The City
Community clubs and church groups report Halloween gatherings and social events. Lydia Society hosts an on Tuesday party at Mrs. C. W. Kline’s home. many clubs plan meetings, dinners, and outings through Monday to Tuesday including Daughters of the Covenant and 8.1. C. club elections. Local residents attend hospital nurses’ party and neighborhood little folk music gathering as fall activities continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Society
Hallowe’en
C. W. Kline
Lane Street
Sacred Heart Hall
Celia McDermott
Josephine Trost
Doren Club
T. W. Eaton
Ben Hesser
Wm. Langlas
Amoma
First Baptist Church
E. M. Greene
E. M. Pierce
Norpa Club
E. H. Headford
Twentieth Century Club
J. W. Fitzgerald
C. B. Barroway
ST. Paul's Notes
Queen Esther Circle
C. W. Dewey
Charlotte Johson
Nether Peek
Ieabel Shaw
Ada Bardeen
Martha
Mable Grunig
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Bardeen
Allen Street
Miss Wilson
Miss Breckenridge
Mayor Thompson condemned over street meeting permits dispute
The protest over Evangelist Lawrence Greenwood’s open air meeting at Fourth and Lafayette led Mayor I C Thompson to confront the clergy man and escort him to police headquarters. A crowd near city hall criticized the mayor’s action while Greenwood claimed police permission had been granted to hold the gathering and to direct traffic wrongly. The mayor later withdrew objections after learning Chief Leighton had issued the permit. Reverend John Bunyan Smith said he secured permission from the mayor and that Chief Leighton approved directing the car wrong way. The mayor said protests from business leaders forced action and announced future street meeting permits would require his office approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Thompson
Lawrence Greenwood
Fourth
Lafayette
Greenwood
Thompson
Police
Leighton
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Meyer Thompson
Laighton
Businesa
Across the Pacific at Palace Theatre
Today and tomorrow Palace screens Across the Pacific a Blaney photo play from the melodrama. It follows Elsie Escott and Joe Lanier with Bob Stanton as a rival, Lanier saving soldiers in the Philippines before a happy reunion of Elsie and Lanier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Chas. J. Blaney
Lanier
Bob Stanton
Leutenant
Philippines
Elsie
Lawton
Lieu
Mrs Lydia Spoores Dies in California
News reached here of the death in Escondido California of Mrs Lydia Speares widow of a farmer formerly living between this city and Cedar Falls. The body will arrive tonight and go to Kistner mortuary for services at 1 pm Tuesday then Brethren church in Orange township at 2 pm. Rev WH Lichty will conduct the services and burial will be in Orange township cemetery beside her late husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escondido, Tal
Lydia Speares
Cedar Falls
Kistner Mortuary
Brethren Church
Orange Township
WH. Lichty
Cedar Falls notices of society events and local visits
Cedar Falls reports a busy social week with Mrs Milla visiting from Dayton IA and many clubs hosting meetings. Entre Nous Priscilla Weavers and Ladies' Association gatherings are announced along with church brotherhood meetings and a rummage sale planned for Waugh Grove room. Local residents travel to Omaha and Des Moines for business and state teachers meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mra
Milla
Dayton
Cory
Adam Wagner
Entre Nous Club
O. F. Griffith
The
Weavers
F. Matthias
Priscilla Club
D. N. Hurd
Ladies’ Association
First Congregational Church
Mia. Rutledge Harris
H. H. Beerley
Cedar Balls Woman‘s Club
Clark
L. S. Alexander
H. K. Chase
J. B. Lake
Leo Paulger
Mra. H
Philpot
Marie M. Frederickson
HH. Stiles
W. W. Gist
S. BE. Green
Mrs Green
West Twenty-fifth Street
Ladies’ Association of
John Lemmer
Harold Mulverstead
Omaha
Presbyterian Church
Brotherhoods of
N. C. Olesen
S. P. Hanchett
Estherville
Mesdames
W. A. Bryant
G. W. Clark
Byron Clark
C. M. Wynkoop
A. B. Mason
Rusgell-Samsonu Hotel
Walter Clark
Waterloo
John L. Conrad
State Teachers’ College
Wells
C. A. Fullerton
Eleanor Jones
Hallowe'en
Miriam Miller
Grace Smith
Margery Miller
Gladys Severin
Gertrude Eaton
Ackley
Emma Eaton
Clay Street
G. A. Newman
Des Moines
Hig
J. B. Newman
John Bennison
Muscatine
Fay Bennison
James Romme
Chris
Stump in Road Causes Auto Wreck Near Waterloo
A Halloween prank left a car wrecked four miles southwest of Waterloo on the Hudson road Saturday night. A stump dragged into the road caused the collision. four passengers were thrown clear and escaped serious injury. The car suffered a broken wheel and axle and dug a deep rut. the stump was silvered and a culprit is sought. Police seek the prankster as Des Moines teachers’ convention limits activity this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hudson Road
Sppre- Hend
Postponed convention drew county teachers crowd
The gathering of city and rural teachers will be delayed until next February. Rev J W Bess did not oppose police actions against violators of city laws. He supports lawfulness and justice, while another negro clergyman filed the complaint. The Beas family emphasizes aiding in bringing guilty parties to justice. Local notices encourage neighborly advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Bess
M. EB. Church
Leighton
Mr. Beas
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Daughters of the Covenant
Bernaice McLoud
C.D. G. Club
Emma Gardi
Gentiliaka Club
D. B. Banke Bon
Ruth Myers
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Corn Bult Telephone Company
Fifth Street
Young Woman's Missionary Society of First Baptist Church
Etina Berry
Maude Kondsen
Monica Reed
Columbia Street
Enaneeaanee
Halstowe’en Gluies
Woman's Club
Emmons Johnson
South Street
New York
Tris Liviingston
James Fennimore Cooper
Cooper
W. H. Bickley
Wim
Cullen Bryant
Payne
George
Fowler Street
Little Folks Musical Club
Ruth Howard
T. F. Greeny
George Pike
Kathrin Graham
Gertrude Bodwell
Hazel Tatman
Congregational Bazar
Mesdames Towne
Knox, Shaw
Freeborn
Easton
Morgan, Allen
Sedewick
Industrial Society
Lafayette School
Lafayette S
Cedar River
Ge Hallowwen
Justine
Emogene Blackledge
Goldin
Sylvia P Brooks Ardus
Doris Miller
Darlene Rausch
Elsie Finlayson
Helen Grunge
Mary Reese
TOR
V. E. Sanlquist
Sans Sonel
W. C. Culley
Marshall Brown
W. A. Peterson
Harvard
Neb
Evelyn Newcome
Vioa Vining
Ray Arrers
Miss Vining
H Sisteiood
First United Brethren Church
George Borey
Haltimore Street
Calvary Church
Woman's Missionary Society
L. Scheurer
J. T. Sullivan
Franklin Street
Sutton
Isabetla
Isabella
Khalt
Deborah Cihaptha
Deborah
Westminster Guild
Elizabeth Wyle
First Street West
ST. Margaret's
Asquith
Bridge Street
Isabella Gareissen
Marion Tryon Ransier
Palace Theatre
Lydia Spoores
California
Resinol
Baltimore
MKB
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Eventa
Thousen
Rome
Howard Patterson
Minneapolis
Arington
J. C. Patterson
Chicago
Waugh Grove
Burr Hotel
Walter 8. Metcalf
Flrst Congregational Church
Sarely
Blaitsbarge
W. L. Hearst
Ada Guerngey
West Twelfth Atreat
Geo. B. Rowell
Alexander
William Eaton
Fort Dodge
David Harner
L. van Haman
Minnesota
Roger Leavitt
Ames
State College
Charley Boehmler
Lylia Boehmler
Waverly
Ed. Boehmler
Flist Congregational Church
Union
Zion Hvvangelical Church
B. Duthbert
George Philpot
J. D. Vanney
Methodist - Episcopal Church
Bruce Francis
Prof
Holmes
Misses Byers
Tostlebe
Dauberger
Piper
Cummins
National Toilet Company
Wangler Bros
Black Hawk County
Charles F
London
State Teachers' Association
Pictorial Review
Pictorial Review Company
Maximilian Foater
MR. Bess
Wisconsin Farm
Roberts
St. Croix County
Wisconsin
A. J. Walker
Northwestern Railroad
Hudson, Wiscomsin
St. Paul
Nile
United States
WM. Holland
Iowa
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