Thanks yielding day plans listed in Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls notices outline a Thanksgiving service at First Baptist Church at 10 am with multiple denominations, followed by Danish Lutheran services in the afternoon and a 7 pm St. Johns Lutheran service led by H W Stetkes. Also listed are a faculty recital, a football game, and upcoming Fifty Anniversary events with Education Board speakers.
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Cedar Falls
First Baptist Church
Baptie Evangelical Calvary
Hev
George F. Darsalou
First Congregational Church
City Ministerial Association
Sarvices
Otto Nielsen
Nazareth Church
Christian Petersen
Bethlehem
H. W. Stetkes
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Luther A. Rickman
Voice
Teachers College
Rose Lena Rouegnitz
Kireman
Hugh Kindelan
Jensen
Genson
Olive Street
The
Osteopathic College
Kirksgilla
A. J. McCormack
Drake University
Johan Heldt
East Waterloo High
Local Community Notes Mixed with Travel and Visits
A Cedar Falls area column reports Mr and Mrs Dale Scott of Fedora IA enjoyed a two week vacation at the W D Coperny home with travel to Cedar Falls and Spencer totaling 410 miles. They describe highway conditions and an average speed around 49 mph. Comrade Boehinter Cedaralis is improving after confinement to his home on Franklin Street. J M Seltenrich and family visit from Mors Caroling AMlor and Anna Limmer plan a short stay, while Hula Swege prepares for the Ames Drake football contest in Des Moines. Christian Hansen of Clarksville, formerly Cedar Falls, was in town for business. Roland Marner returns from Ann Arbor MI where they visited friends, and J Scott Stevens’ wife Miss J Scott Stevens reports a recent visit.
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South Jukote
Cedar Falls
Dale Scott
Fedora
W. D. Coperney
Spencer
Scott
Randa
Ceperley
Boehinter
James Brownell
Cedaralis
Hema
Franklin Street
J. M. Seltenrich
Mors
Caroling Amlor
Anna Limmer
Phy
Charles Kuttler Huine ii Dubuque
Hula Swege
Myth School
Os Moines
Ames
Drake
Christian Hansen
Clarksville
Herson
Business
Rs. Roland
Marner
Ann Arbor
Mich
J. Scott Stevens
Family News From Chattooga County and Nearby Areas
A fragmentary notice reports a three weeks visit by a woman to her son Harry and family in Chattanooga Tennessee. The party traveled with Donald Smalling and his daughters in their automobile. The path of travel includes California and Washington state. Local births are noted at Sarttart Hospital. A Cedar Falls couple welcomed a son and a daughter earlier in the week. A bank staff party plans a three course dinner in the Cedar Falls National Bank parlors tonight at seven o'clock.
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Medical Society
Cedar Falls Medical Society
Hoel
Oxford
Sartori Hospital
Beasie Nielsen
J. G. Evans
D. H. Pelliter
New Hartford
A. A. Rhonalt
Turday
Harry
Chattanooes
Tenn
Chattangore
Lhe Sgether
Donald’ Smalling
Cheir Putomobile
Aimalilagd
Calforni
Wapata
Wash
Mir
Marton Wiktuss
Cedar Falls
Sartoart Hospital
I Air
Hans Jengen
Waters Log
Sartort Hospital
Ceday Fally National Bank
Oo Oeolock
Vigor Producing Elixir Brings Health and Vitality
An advertisement touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a cure all for weak, overworked people. It claims strong digestion, nourished blood, and relief from fatigue with a pleasant tonic. Satisfaction guaranteed with money back by Robert Drug Co. or any druggist.
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Dave
Robert Drug Co
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George H. Twaddle
Waterlgo Evening Courier
Daly
West Fourth Street
State Board of Education
Town State Teachers College
WSUI
Lows City
Prat D. Sands Wright
Midtoul Migadno
State Tough School Athletic Association
Rur Lal
Gilchrist Hall
Glennys Rugg
This City
Alta Freeman
Ruth. Kalide
Waterloo
Elizabeth Gurney Schmidt
Gilchrist Chapel
Dunbars
Pf.a. Dunbar
Minnesota
John Dumond
Dexter
Minn
Moore County
Falan-Fleming CO
Waterloo, Taw
Faille
Clarion
Magnesia
Atime
Commercial St
G. C. Kennedy
Easley
Miller’s Creek
Consolidation Coal Company
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
State Loan CO
E. Fourth Street
Iowa
Fourth St
Thrift
Coats
Perrins
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