Entertaining Notes From Cedar Falls Social Scene
Miss Eunice Rogers recovers well after surgery in Waterloo. Miss Mary Wood returns to Denver after visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Van Dyke. Forest City guests Julia Avis and Neva Yeadle visit Cedar Falls relatives. Mrs. Robert Karr visits Cedar Rapids before returning to Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Graham host a dinner party on Washington Street. Rev. O. H. Holmes preaches on miracles and the cross. Inez Radell hosts friends before returning to Williamsburg. Guptill brothers plan to rebuild after fire with new locations. Des Moines sisters Clara and Jennie McCall visit College Hill. A. B. Burns to open a new Packard Building eatery Monday. Sermons greet morning and evening services at local churches. Miss Heas to sing at morning service. Mrs. Sarset and guests entertain at Waterloo. Henrietta Radell hosts young folks for Ella Brown’s Grand View College sendoff. Glenn Guptill travels to Des Moines and Kansas City to select ice plant and equipment. Eastern Stars election set. chicken pie supper for ladies. Ella Brown bound for Grand View College. Waterloo boy Robert Lee sustains right arm fracture. treated by Dr. Mead. James Rownd, 82, injured from fall. Mevis leaves bottle opener in charge. door would not lock.
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Julia
Avis
Neva Yeadle
Forest City
Robert Karr
Cedar Rapids
P. H. Boysen
Omaha
N. M. Graham
Washington Street
Cedar Falls
Atten
J. B. Hudeder
HLMS
Bandfield
M. Mulvey
Roland Malco
Giee
Besidivs
Wolfram and
James
Samuel Grimm
Edna Hagerman
Uy ‘Rea
E. C. Moss
Gov. Gould
Clifford Gowld Sand
Maurice
Lamont
Win. Montgomery Las Bren
Elaine Haven
Preston
Tle
Ft. ©. Thaven
W. BE. Virven
Elaine
D. Mandell
Glenwool
W. Ireland
Herolidays
Hrace
Wis
C. Ham
Brodie, Oak
Chas. Rinehart
I. E. Chapman
Janesville
Chapman J
Joel Loveland
Linden
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
H. N. Bandfield
Cottage Grove Avenue
Sherlock
Colorado Street
Ear Baker
Street Railway Company
Galloway
Lafayette
Dearborn
Olorado
Lafayette Street
Fred Fivecoats
Forest Grove
Avenue
Elogse
Huge water tank for new hotel rises on Russell-Lamson
A 19 000 gallon water tank and a 5 000 gallon secondary vessel will top the RussellLamson hotel to ensure water pressure. A brick tank house 20 by 18 feet will shield the installations. Boiler inspector from Hartford tested three 1 200 horsepower boilers at 175 psi. Delays delay front work due to late cut stone from Stinesville Indiana. twenty workers laid off. Hunters trespass warning issued by city officials. Detective returns star after attempting to use it for entry at Waterloo theatre. Davenport to draft a building code modeled on the National Underwriters association. city may adopt a practical version.
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Russell-Lamson
Hartford Boiler Inspection Company
Hartford
R. C. Thompson
Alfred C. Mueller
Davenport
National Underwriters’ Association
Waterloo
Resident Objects to Auto Speeders in City
A local resident from a town near Water loo warns of danger from fast automobiles while visiting the city and has sent a communication expressing disapproval of speeding vehicles.
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Waterloo
OUP Leader Found Guilty In Express Shipment Case
Otoman Zar Adusht Hanish was found guilty yesterday afternoon in Chicago of sending an objectionable book by express shipment in violation of interstate commerce law.
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OUP
Chicago
Otoman Zar Adusht Hanish
New York Doctors Target Colds With Education Crusade
Prominent New York physicians launch a drive to prevent common colds within a generation. They urge avoiding draughty cars and hot rooms, embracing fresh air, and avoiding overeating to keep resistance high. They promote Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to shorten colds.
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New York
Chamberlain
All Dealera
Stock Burned at Rural Home in Cedar Falls
In Cedar Falls Iowa on November 29 Frank Dann near three miles west of town lost a barn, nine cattle, four horses, one colt and about thirty tons of hay to a Thursday evening fire. The cause is unknown and Grundy County Mutual insurance covered part of the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Frank Dann
Dann
Grundy County Mutual
Ioss
Leversee Denies Liquor Arrest Rumor
Cedar Falls reports special dispatch that Guy Leversee declares he was not arrested for liquor selling as circulated by a person with a grudge. He says he is busy farming and harvesting a large corn crop on his farm north of town.
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Cedar Falls
Guy Leversee
Marshalltown Croquet Visitors Sweep Local Contest
Marshalltown croquet players arrived unexpectedly and challenged local players. They played four games with the visitors winning three as locals scrambled to assemble teams for the match.
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Marshalltown
Linden News Roundup From Linden Linden Nov 9
Mrs Lukes returned from Fort Atkinson after attending her brother in law's funeral. A free will offering was collected for the A M E church fund. Bazaar preparations continue with sewing meetings at Archer avenue for the Dec 11 and 12 event. The Flynn child on Mulberry street remains ill but improving. Mrs Morgan of Cedar Falls visits her parents, the Fords. Mrs Rutledge, mother of Mrs Park, funeral held at Linden M E Church with Rev. Baker and others officiating. Hazel Lumm and Marjorie Park visit Cedar Falls students during Thanksgiving week. Rev Rutledge will stay in Linden this winter. The Conklin child on Mulberry street underwent appendicitis surgery at St Francis Hospital. condition serious but hopeful. Mrs Jacobson and Marie of Tyler Minn visit Nela Petersen. WoC Court, former Linden resident, also present.
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A. M. E. Church
Wm. Montgomery
Archer Avenue
A. J. Northrup
Marjorie Park
Lumm
Miss Park
Cedar Falls
Rutledge
YT. Park
Conklin
Mulberry Street
St. Francis Hospital
Jacobson
Marie
Tyler
Minn
Nela Petersen
Woc, Court
Linden
Linden News Reflects Community Health and Thanksgiving Festivities
Cedar Falls visitors attended events in Linden with family gatherings and illness. local residents hosted dinners and celebrated Elaine Haven’s ninth birthday. Several neighbors report sickness, travel to relatives, and a few parish activities including a missionary society meeting. The streetcar line expansion and street lighting progress are noted alongside a Thanksgiving party hosted by Fred Fivecoats on Forest Grove Avenue.
Thanksgiving Sermon Brightens Marble Rock Service
Marble Rock November 28 Iuv 7 W Inman preached the Thanksgiving sermon at the Baptist church Thursday evening. Mrs Jewit Haynes was a holiday visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs James Barr and Bucklin returned Tuesday from a week at Oxford with Dr and Mrs Nigelow. Mrs Lie Inman and others were in town for a social evening with friends.
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Marble Rock
Iuv
W. Inman
Bapdist
Jewit Haynes
James Barr Ant Bucklin
Oxford
Nigelow
Lie Inman
Haworth League Plans Evening Gathering at Sawant Farm
The Haworth league members plan a large party at the fine new barn of Sawant, five miles west of town. Guests will enjoy cards and a cheerful program as decorations include chrrrantiemunia and an elaborate nein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haworth League
Patty Bridiey
Sawant
Improvements At Kimball Laundry Boiler Upgrade
The Kimball Laundry completes a large boiler installation, tearing part of the wall to fit a 86 by 18 unit. The new boiler, the largest of its kind in the city, will power machines and heat areas including the armory. Two new washers with overhead drive arrive Monday as interior upgrades advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pak Bean
Kimball Laundry Company
Necorsiary
Hallidey
Wielters
Boundry
Dave Hee
Jamudry
Kimball
Speculators Target Potatoes In US Market Buy Plan
Washington November 29. A new cost of living concern arises as T P Gill secretary of the Irish board of agriculture informs Secretary Houston that urban speculators are buying this year’s American potato crop to press prices higher. He seeks removal of the potato embargo from Ireland arguing Irish powdery scab is not a quarantine issue. Houston and the agricultural board met but announced no action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
T. P. Gill
Irish Board of Agriculture
Houston
United States
Gillis
Ireland
Horticultural Board
Gill
The Pioneer of Modern Travel by Pennsylvania Lines
The Pennsylvania Lines lead in rail safety and comfort introducing block signals heavy steel rails and limited trains. At Altoona shops ongoing experiments aim to further improve travel with an all steel Chicago to New York train concept reflecting corporate foresight for passenger protection and comfort.
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Pennsylvania Lines
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Chicago
New York
Jewelry store holiday opening crowds Cray Walls event
Reports crowded at the Cray Walls jewelry store holiday opening with a gala display and sales through the day. Observers note a lively crowd as promotions and gifts attract shoppers. more events planned for tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinge
Cray
Qiso
Aid Wonight
The Irving Barber Shop Ad Noted in Local Page
An irregular entry reads The Irving Barber Shop with ad-like phrasing, appearing on a historical local page segment. The fragment suggests a small business notice or classified advertisement without further context.
City In Brief Highlights From Local Notices And Meetings
Local briefs report service counts in buying glaze, visits by John Ordway to New Hartford, estates in Cedar Falls and Fre te, and a temporary guardian petition for Carl Milerva. Y M C A and Y W C A events address Greek language learning, Three Levers sermon topic by Jacob Daintz, and Christmas plans with visits to San Francisco and Japan.
Garland case abstract resolves in court with defenses
The Garland corporation appealed a Waterloo Loan & Trust Co. case involving over $18,000. Attorneys for both sides issued the abstract. hearings are set for January. Judge Platt presided in the tower court where the jury ruled for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Corporation
Canny
Waterloo Loan & Trust Co
Chiyong Savings Bank
Land
Harry D. Evang
J.T. Sullivan
Gloomy Weather May Soon Cease
The town has endured five days of constant damp and dense fog with frequent rain. Winds shifted southeast with sun blocked. nights and days remained dark and gloomy. The Weather Bureau promises a brief change to northerly winds bringing brighter skies and lower temperatures.
Black Hawk County Board Proposes Land Purchase and Bridge Work
Black Hawk county supervisors authorize chairman to sign a contract with the estate of A Kraft to buy a 30 foot wide strip for two cattle passes and cover costs. They report bridge plank sale proceeds and approve numerous county claims and committee actions from November 25 1919 with detailed expenditures and reimbursements.
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Board of Supervisors
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Mermbera
John McQuilkin
C. A. Rownd
W. B. Strayer
Matt Demuth
D. G. Boomer
GO. W. Virden
A. Kraft
Demuth
W. D. Strayer
Old Bridge
Waterloo
Iowe
Purananty
W. de. Strayer
D. G. Roemer
C. W. Virden
Strayer
Mottom
Virden
McQuilkim Gem
Peterson
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Eunice Rogers
Presbyterian Hospital
Mary Wood
Denver
Colo
J. H. van Dyke
O. H. Holmes
Congregational Church
Christ On the Cross
Inez Radell
Miss Radell
Williamsburg
Guptill Brothers
Guptill
Clara McCall
Des Moines
Jennie McCall
McCall
College Hill
A. B. Burns
Packard Building
J. W. Y Wolland
Methodist Church
Miss Heas
Minneapolis
Edwin Sarset
Mre. Schuneman
Bid Downing
Wdith Schuneman
Amanda Schuneman
Henrietta Radell
Ella Brown
Grand View College
Ruth Fridell
California
Glenn Guptill
Kansas City
Roger Leavitt
Jane Morris
Mies Ella Brown
Robert Lee
Mead
James Rownd
Mr. Rownd
J. H. Mevis
Chas. Champlin
Greene
Hans Crone
Hans
Mevis
Russell-Lamson Hostelry
Ued
Bix Mile Grove
Big Creek
R. M. Gunn
Oscar Speer
Fred Lockard
Charles Wilkenson
Rein McElhinney
Fred Taylor
Ro C C. McElhinney
Lloyd Guernsey
IL BL Harrington
Chas. Hill
Tlain
Buy Leversee
Wm. Lukes
Fort Atkinson
Sengers
Jewelry
Walt
Marion Kilison
Gerness
Grae
Jror
Telias Miison
Jimmy
Miison
Irving Barber Shop
Buchanan's
John Ordway
New Hartford
Lawrences McCtintor
Smoky
Hag
Ash Street
Altravyganet
Moore
Newman
Cedar Falla di Bean
Sarah CC. Clarington
Carl RP Milerva
Prederieta Carls
Jacob Dbintz
YM. Coal
Three Levere
Y. St. GA
W. PF. Kiwell
Haries W. Knoop
Mra. Knoop
Elwell
Misa Leah Boone
Ives
H. B. Plumb
RW. A. Knox
San Francisco
Mra. Plumb
Mra Knox
D. Cass
Japan
Plumer
Kirat Presbyterian
Weeatminster Presbyterian
Presbyterian Missionary Conference
Association
Tarry Fisher
Y. W
Garland
The
Tawa
Gounty Fund
W. H. Merner
Eerie Wee Ee
Nathan Enlow
Nathan B. Barber
Wes
Jra Finch
T. A. Carnes
Jerace
Lew Mesias
WH. Mclntosh
A. G. Agnew
Ares
Wee Rehares
Wee
C. Kemp
Valean
Waterloo Office Supply Co
Chart House
McMurray, W
Magistrate
WH. Hartman Co
Fred S& Pettit
Ie Aks
Mabe
Dean
Chas
Plummer
Ees
T. Dowding
HL Kaseht
Jdbor
Naho
Morris
Constable
J. Po McSweener
Straver
SAO TR
C. AW. Virden
Plack Teawk Fuel Co
Black Hawk Fuel Co
Court House
Chas. A. Merteh
Braceries
Marradent Bros
Com
Perkler
Clott
Hack
Tmawk Fuel Ca
Erat
Pig
Thomas McDisoh
Bincotios
W.og
Nubbard
Groceries O
Rninge Fund
County Hoad Pend
A. Pecater
Labor
Waterion Cement Machine
Apts i
Shah
Eulysert Co
John McQuitkin Co
D. G. Toomer
May
CLAW
Virdot Co
Coa
Sufervand
Rainbow
Guo. C
Funt
Mike Lonerean
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