Travelers and social whirl in Cedar Falls notes
Brief notes list Mrs Henry Pfeitzer and others visiting relatives in Cedar Falls, upcoming music by cellist Bruno Steindel and pianist Matilda Steindel, local society events at Catholic Ladies league and Hillside Cemetery, residents attending Cattle Congress, and travels and births connected to Cedar Falls residents.
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Cedar Falls
Henry Pfeitzer
Philadelphia
F. D. Lawrence
Portland
Ore
D. C. Merner
Qehwein
Frank Holmes
Cedar Fas
Sioux City
Minneapolis
Cedar Walls
Black Hawk
W. R. Bayless
Gertrude
Blanche Bay
Waterloo
T. Jerry Burr
Independence
George Samson
Joe Jennings
Cedar River
College Auditorium
At & O'Clock
Bruno Steindel
Matilda Stump Steindel
Europe
Catholic Ladies’ League
John McCoy
Iowa Street
J. W. Gemmill
Black Hawk Hotel
John Johnson
and Cr. Christensen
West Branch
Delpha Davis
WA. Davis
Wal- Balvel
Manastiy
Servia
Boston
Davis
Chicago
Tomor
Charles Ford
Hillside Cemetery Association
Specter
K. Leavitt
Cage
Red Cross visit notes Cedar Falls chapter meeting
Field representative of the American Red Cross from Chicago met Cedar Falls executive committee and praised the local chapter of ninety five members. Funeral set for L Berton Sherwin at 2 30 p m tomorrow at his sister’s home with Dr J B Snowden officiating. Mrs Johanna Raab moved from Water 100 Hospital home after a serious fall. Cedar Falls Woman's Club Music and Drama department met at Mrs W L Hearst home with Mrs P A Bond presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Bowing
American Red Cross Association
Chicago
Cedar Falls
Red Cross
Lillie Arnett
Manly
G. Gibson
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Ceda Falls Woman’s Club
W.L. Hearst
P. A. Bond
KE. J. Thierman
E. J. Cable
Hughes Daughter Prefers College to Politics
Catherine Servica reports Miss Catherine Hughes, daughter of Charles Evans Hughes, is a Wellesley freshman who dismisses the presidential race as unimportant. She says college dominates her thoughts and politics bore her, highlighting a student’s view amid a national campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hughes
Hiss
Catherine Servica
Cambridge
Mass
Charles Evans Hughes
Catherine Hughes
Wellesley College
Harvard Welcomes 14YearOld Freshman John Dowd of Lowell
John Cook Dowd of Lowell Massachusetts enters Harvard as a full fledged freshman at age fourteen after leading the entrance examination. The unusual youth joins a campus famed for prodigies and academic rigor as he begins studies at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hlarvard University
Thant
Prodigies
John Cook Dowd
Lowell
Mass
Mrs Boyd Introduces Afternoon Speakers Brief Item
Mrs Boyd read a brief introduction of the afternoon speakers, outlining who would address the gathering and the order of remarks. The moment highlighted the planned program and the engaged attendees in the event.
Former officer demands pension in Waterloo dispute
Former Waterloo police officer W. O. Maines seeks reinstatement after pension was discontinued two years ago by a pension commission. The case moves to district court with city officials and local figures noted. past actions and medical findings cited as grounds for appeal. The article also mentions unrelated social happenings and a tailed educational notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OC. Maines
Waterloo Police Department
Pension Commission
Murr A. Brown
Haines
Greek couple to wed in Waterloo Orthodox church
Kathia Christodoulodes of Greece will marry Michael Pasha Elias in Waterloo's Greek Orthodox Church on Hill Street. He came to the United States five years ago seeking work to fund a marriage in Greece, then sent for her after arriving in New York. She sailed on the King Constantinos and was sent to Waterloo to join the Greek American Society. The ceremony follows a long, hopeful period interrupted by war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Des Moines
Jlong
Wapelio
Hammond
Clay Street
Lafalats
Cattle Congress
UL. N. Silliman
Lenore
Pacific Ocean
California
A. E. Corey
West Twelfth Street
West
van Tassell
Wyo
Hastings
Neb
W. G. Mularky
William Wendt
Algona
Maccabee Wall
Kathia Christodoulodes
Waterloo
Lottay
Mmraeus
Greece
Michael Pashaelias
Miss Christodoutodes
Mr. Pashaelas
Teck Orthodox Catholic Church
Tvo
United States
Miss. Christodoulodes
Argentine wine output rises to 130 million gallons
The industry has grown rapidly in recent years with Argentina producing about 130 million gallons annually. Mendoza province accounts for roughly four-fifths of this total. In 1905 output was about 40 million gallons, less than one-third of current production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendoza
Republic
Wilhelm's Style Shop Fall Coats Appeal to Women
An advertisement touts a wide range of fall and winter coats from Wilhelm's Style Shop Cadvertisement promising stylish, individualized outerwear at the store. The copy emphasizes clever design and broad appeal for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhelm
Cadvertigement
Fainting Butcher Sketched in Bloodless Irony
A doctor records a case of a butcher who faints at human blood yet handles animal blood without issue. He avoids cutting himself and wore leather gloves to prevent accidental exposure, illustrating a paradoxical fear response amid his trade.
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Lawn City
Satterfield
Canyon Ci Colo
Jamugin
Foe
Mne
Laws
Johanna Raab
Water 100 Hospital
Stal and
Third Streets
Harvard
Waterloo Furniture Co
Eastfourth Street
Dubuque
Rockford
Freeport
Aurora
Elgin
Beloit
Leath’s
Leath
East Fourth Street
Waterloo Trunk Co
Sycamore Street
Fourth
Ueaines
Fuo
Lot Qourt
Pension Commissioners
Prank Ward
Gertrude Wwayless
Carrie Brown
Ernest “Zechiel
Wintel
Edward Carney
Fefferson
Jesus
Pensio
Poliee
A. Leighton
AL W. Milan
J. Mac. Dermott
Taines
Bes
Our
Vietrota Ducational Department
Chile
BACH
Altho
Argentine Republic
Horlick
Hall-Ekfelt
Vernis Martin
Hall-Ekfest CO
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
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