Community notices and society events in Cedar Heights area
Local clubs and individuals announce meetings. WLC. A. Mrs. Anglas hosts about 20 women on June 3 at Black's Friday. Nellie Brown presents on employed girls division. December 13 bazar for YWCA building fund with a chicken dinner. Chautauqua circles discuss current events and history topics. Birthday surprise party for a neighbor. Various lectures, plays, weddings, and social gatherings across Cedar Heights with reminders for club notices and reporting deadlines.
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Board of Diferors
WLC
W. .Anglas
Nellie Brown
Iherry Hedge
Buildig
Gicken
A. Zellhoefer
W. P. Hoxle
H. L. Litchfield
Ts. R. O. Hutchinson
J. Roward
Unnel
F. M. Shores
Double Six club hosts dinner and aftercare diversion
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Peck entertained Double Six club members at dinner Monday evening. Five heard a wire after dinner diversion. Forget-me-not club members will be guests of Mrs. Viola Lawless Thursday afternoon. A picnic supper will be served. The hostess asks guests not to bring dishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hollar
Helen Parker
Iva Hewtt
Evan Teasdale
Linner
C&dar
Department of
Cedar Heights
George B. Worthen
Waterton Chanter
Ray Crysa
J.S. Tuthill
Eld
Viola Lawless
Mot
Nunns
William
Nohn
Fremont Street
Singer and Organist Present Program at Club Guest Night
The B Natural Music club hosted a guest program at Mrs. A. C. Kessler home featuring Prof. Lowell BE, M. Welles, and I. & Dimmermann with Mozart and Handel pieces. Mrs. Joan DuMond accompanied, and a tray luncheon followed. A rehearsal for club members is planned for Nov. 25 at Mrs. Harold Smith’s home. Daughters of Isabella installation at K. G. hall occurred with Mrs. J. T. Sullivan as regent and officers listed. A business session for Betker chapter is set for 7 30 Wednesday at the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell BE
M. Welles
Town State Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
I. &. Dim- Mermann
First Baptist Church
Natural Music Club
A. Cs. Kessler
Harold B. Smith
Dimmermann
Sanderson
Welles
Handel
Chadwick
Beath
Strauss
Joan DuMond
C. R. Sanborn
G. A. Hoatman
Maxine Kessler
Harold Smith
Daughters of Isabella
K. G. Hall
J. T. Sullivan
J. B. Bruner
C. J. Dowling
A. A. Hoffmann
Pearl McLarnan
Theresa Feyereisen
T N. Innes
Jane Kirby
Loretta McDermott
Mayme Tagan
Lucile O’hagen
Adelaine Hayes
Mayme Keegan
Bernadette Callahan
J. W. Koch
John Satz
Misa Elizabeth Frost
George Sculty
Ss. Estes
Church and club events listed for Wednesday evening
Local churches plan meetings and programs for Wednesday. Trinity American Luther league holds business and radio program. First Presbyterian hosts Boy Scout troop planning. Walnut Street Baptist women visit. Cedar Heights Presbyterian serves chicken pie dinner. Otterbein guild meets at Miss Whittle's. Grace Methodist aid society holds Kensington. First Methodist bazar and chicken pie supper set for December 3. Standard Bearers meet. multiple church women groups schedule devotional and missionary programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Luther League
Uhe
First Methodist Church
C. A. Bunker
Mildred Shanks
Ruth Hitchcock
Geraldine Brinkman
Worman
Foreign Missionary Society
C. R. Cassell
Aid Society
Aid
Woman's Home Missionary Society
J. E. Johnson
First I
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Women's Home Missionary Society
Councilman Fish Proposes City Radio Licenses
City councilman Frank Fish of the Fourth ward pushes an ordinance to license and regulate radio receiving and transmission. He argues licensing could curb interference and generate license revenue, claiming even a $1 fee would surpass the dog tax. Local radio owners fear costly amateur setups harming legitimate outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Councilman Fish
Frank Fish
Fourth
Aii
Fish
Agricultural Census To Begin In Northeastern Iowa
A census of agriculture in northeastern Iowa starts December 1 under K. L. Mabca supervising Special agent based in Waterloo. The second district covers 19 counties, with an expected three month canvass. Enumerators will be farmers or closely connected persons. sample farm schedules are being distributed for farmers to complete and keep ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
K. L. Mabca
Waterloo
Department of Agriculture
Banquet Honors Dr J G Hildebrand At Hotel Russell
Local dentists plan a Thursday banquet at the Hotel Russell Lams on to honor Dr J G Hildebrand. He was elected vice president of the American Dental Association last week at the society's Dallas Texas convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildebrand
J. G. Hildebrand
Russell-Lamson
American Dental Association
Society
Dallas
Tex
Seerley to address Lions Club meeting in Cedar Falls
I J Seerley president of Teachers college will address the Cedar Falls Lions Club at their regular meeting today at noon in the Hotel Black Hawk. Prof Walters Giller of College will be a guest. Prof G W Walters who has been away eight weeks visited Teachers college yesterday and was warmly welcomed. He will return to duty Jan 5.
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Cedar Falls
I. J. Seerley
Teachers College
Tions
Blac. Hawk
Walters Giller
College Shonday
G. W. Walters
Tie
Wallers
Coon
Feachers College
Bec
Tunil
Margaret Abbott
Arthur Crawford
Unclear historical note from Olive street College Addition
Fragmented text reports a home scene on Olive street in College addition. Mentions Mrs. Martin Trandes arriving at midnight from Snoe'hty utd and Will penn. Clinton Carter Boone and Baldavhy eae ry in Cadar Walls to inspect on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Street
College Addition
Nery
Martin Trandes
Clinton Carter
Boone
Keniches
Winplardé
Baldavhy Eaery
Cadar
Lee
Municipal Skating Ring Planned For Caulares Cee y
Chartes City officials plan a municipal skating rink for local children. The project is organized by the Lions Club and Drew PR. Uartman’s coupe on Commercial Street was found. another car owned by Roy Motere of 164 Bifen Street West is missing from Park Avenue near Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chartes City
Die Postonier
Lions Club
Woman's Club Plans Christmas Seals Sale Campaign
Ming Frances Brophy of Des Moines visited to discuss the ChristinaSua la sale with Civic department public health and child welfare committees of the Woman's Club. The Christmas seal sale begins December 1, with proceeds aiding the Waterloo Social Welfare League tuberculosis work. a meeting set for tomorrow will finalize campaign details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Frances Brophy
Tawa ‘Therculogis Ausoeln
Dor Moines
Wis
Civic Department of Woman’s Club
Christina Suala
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Womyn's Club
Two Oelwein Men Fall 40 Feet But Escape Injury
Two Oelwein men Fay and Irving Chase fell forty feet from a theatre roof during repairs at the Colonial building yesterday morning. They escaped with only bruises after the fall to the floor below. authorities reported no serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooelwein
Fay
Irving Chase
Colonial Theatre
Gayaway
Lecture Night At La Porte City Promises Interesting Show
Nov. 18 notices a lecture course in La Porte City under American Legion auspices. Louis Williams, a vocalist and entertainer, will perform with demonstrations on radio. Admission 40 cents for adults and 5 cents for children. Union church services were well attended with planned joint services at Methodist church. Local social notes list guests and visits from Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Marriages and licenses noted for Charles S. Royce and Mattie B. Read in Cedar Falls and Chicago respectively.
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WT. B. Read
C. S. Reoyss Wertera
H. Is. Read
Chicago
C. S. House
Cedar Falls
M. E. Church
Waterloo
J. Arthur Young
Royse
Franklin Street
Mr. Royse
Methodist Episcopal Denomination
du Porte City
la Porte City
American Legion
Vung
Louis Willams Vlestriciin
Aso
For My Girls The Hair Secret Marketing Pitch
An advertising voice praises a hair product named Holna Wallace Hopper Fruity Shampoo. The speaker claims it delivers superior shine and luster, though ingredients are undisclosed. The ad guarantees refunds at drug and toilet counters and touts a 60 cent price with bold promises.
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Midna Wallace Jopper
Holna Wallace Hopper
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