Cedar Falls Notes Report on Local Mr and Mrs Hurd
Cedar Falls daily notes a wide potpourri of news social religious and civic items. Memorial services are planned in the college auditorium for student Arnold Arends, who died of meningitis after service in Camp Funston and an Ackley burial is planned.
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Cedar Falls
KRS
D. N. Hurd
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
H. H. Clay
Chicago
Chia Welfare Department
Woman’s Missionary Society of
First Baptist Church
C. J. Mentzer
Ira’g. Rhoades
Business Woman’s Department
Woman’s Club
Pearl Brown
Anna Fay
Eunice Rogers
Jessie Wood
Catherine Roche
Emma Philfeo
Anne Severin
B. H. VanDet
Clay Street
F. Matthias
Adam Wagner
B. W. Merrill
John, Arends
Camp Lewis
Washington
Arnold Arends
C. R. Houstman
Manhattan
Mont
Anna Hansen
Leona Short
State Teachers’ College
Shell Rock
James Collar
Camp Dodge
Signa Holst
Harold Holst
Des Moines
Garrison-Werrenrath
GE First Methodist Church
R. W. Getchell
George B. Maunt
Happy Fellowship of Youth
John Platt
Portland
Ore
Cedar Fails
France
Chas
B- Harris
New York City
John
Franklin C. Platt
Carl Litholm
Sartori Hospital
Francis Gilkey
H. S. Gilkey
Washington, D. C
School of Instruction
Department of the United States Service
Cedar Heights
A. H. McCutcheon
A. T. Morehouse
William Galloway
J.Q. King
Frank Goshlin
I. P. Clark
Alice Morgan
Kan
O. J. Perrine
C. H. Bailey
Waterloo Welcomes Second Girl Messenger at Telegraph Office
Miss Minnie Haberreth has joined the Postal Telegraph as messenger, the second woman in Waterloo in this service. Miss Gladys Kingsbury was the first in Waterloo and perhaps Iowa to replace a messenger boy. C. H. Ashwell, manager, says women are preferable for message delivery and the boss remains the only man in the local telegraph office. The staff includes an operator, a bookkeeper, and two messengers all women.
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Minnie Haberreth
Postal Telegraph Company
Waterloo
Gladys Kingsbury
Iowa
C. H Ashwell
Don’t Forget the Birds Plea by Audubon Society
Chicago news notes a bulletin from Illinois Audubon Society president Orpheus M. Schantz warning against starving birds for conservation of food. The bulletin says birds save thousands of tons of food yearly by eating pests and that denying them winter food could lead to extinction.
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Plea OF Audubon Society
Chicago
Orpheus M. Schantz
Illinois Audubon Society
Things Theatrical Here At Home At Majestic Plaza
Vaudeville The Twentieth Century Whirl opens tomorrow at the Majestic headed by Grace Gibson Walter Poulter and Joe Rolley with nine lavish settings 15 songs and a prominent comic scene. Also shows Then Seven Pearls episode and Pathe news at Majestic. The Plaza presents The Little Princess with Mary Pickford starting today through four days before Christmas featuring Sara Crewe and a happy ending with diamonds. Christmas themes appear with trees turkeys and dolls. Mme Petrova stars in The Law of the Land adaptation at Crystal Theatre today and Thursday portraying a mother who shoots a man who harms her son. verdicts are left to reader discretion.
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Leo Wiley
St. Paul
Mion
Charles Boehmier
W. M. Rockwell
la Grange, Jr
Boehmier
Margaret Johnson
Charles
Boehmler
John ‘Troutner
Charles City
Samuel Williams
Janesville
Waterloo
Majestic Theatre
Grace Gibson
Walter Poulter
Joe Rolley
Jon Rolley
Pathe
Mary Pickford
Plaza
Miss Minehin
London
Sara Crewe
Sara
Trudia
Becky
Plaza Theatre
Mme. Petrova
Crystal Theatre
George Broadhurst
Speedway Girls Burst Onto Waterloo Stage
Burlesque at the Waterloo theatre featured the Speedway Girls led by Sue Milford in lively numbers. Showgirls dressed in flashy costumes performed to upbeat numbers with playful banter and audience interaction, highlighting fitness and stage presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speedway
Waterloo
Sue Milford
Boils and Carbuncles Worse in Winter Warning
An advertisement explains winter’s effect on blood and urges taking S. S. S. to cleanse and strengthen the blood. It claims boils and carbuncles indicate poisoned blood from overindulgence or other causes, and promotes Swift Specific Co. remedy with medical advice from Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S. S
S. S
Swift Specific Co
At- Tanta
Showgirls and Soldiers Depart for Camp Mead
The piece notes a lively but uneven stage show with two standout acts "Book Numbers" and "Vegetable Number" while a military drill impresses the audience. It also reports A. J. Lytle and K. M. Waggoner leaving with M. B. Cleveland to join the Twenty-third Engineers at Camp Mead, Md. Lytle is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Lytle
K. M. Waggoner
M. B. Cleveland
Camp Mead
Twenty-third Engineers
National Army
Lytle
W. W. Lytle
Architects’ Association
Nervousness and Blues Relief At Washington Park
Mrs Rost of Sage Avenue, Washington Park Illinois shares relief from nervous spells, backache, and blues after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. She notes improved mood and youthful appearance and urges others to seek free advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Ill
Lydia EB
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rost. Stopre
Sage Avenue
Illinois
Lydia BE. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Plan for Christmas Seal Work in Witerbo
A wartime tuberculosis prevention plan is launched in Witerbo by the local Red Cross society. The first formal meeting, led by Dr. P W Powers, reviews subcommittee leadership and aims to greatly boost Christmas seal sales to fund Red Cross tuberculosis relief, with talks by Dr. Powers Marty Reed Dr. J W Ridenour and Mrs H M Reed.
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France
England
Belgium
Witerbo
Red Cr Society
Chamber of
Marty M. Reed
J. W. Ridenour
H. M. Reed
Allen Beck
Miss Strong Knapp
M. L. Howman
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