Convention So Great a Presbyterian Sunday School Meet
Gedar Falls October 20 The twenty-fifth annual Presbyterian Sunday school convention is the best ever held. The Presbyterian church was crowded at all sessions with talks on temperance Bible drills and mission study. Four thousand four hundred fifty new pupils joined Presbyterian Sunday schools and 2,745 members united with Me church. Live talks by mission workers and ministers highlighted the program and a luncheon for visiting women closed the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jordan
Gedar Falls
Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Scanlon
Charles 8. Scanlon
Teronsrance Board
John B&b. Gough
Father Matthews
Neal Dow
Francis Murphy
Frances Willard
Scanton
William Ralph Hall
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Sunday
Bnsign
Sabbath School Institute
Marion
Tie
Iowa
Angign
Alaska
Twenty-First Presbyterian Sabbath School Institute
Robert Suir
Minneapolis
Waterloo
Sulzer
Synod of Iowa
R. Ferguson
D. D
Missouri
Kanena
L. ¥. Koenig
Fred Nichols
Karl W. Benbow
L. Ropteson
Christ
Jerusalem
Jesus
Cedar Falls Social Notes Highlights Local Travel and Meetings
Brief items from Cedar Falls October 26 report Miss Julia H Curtis returning from an eastern trip with Mrs A G Thompson and plans to stay for winter. Mrs H Gilkey hosted an Owl supper for Mrs Merrill Richards and daughter Katherine before their Los Angeles trip. Miss Hanice Rigers became stenographer at City Light and Water, replacing Mrs W G Weart who joined Hughes Brothers. Mrs J E Snowden travels to Colfax for several weeks. Mrs Roger Leavitt attended an Owl branch meeting in Cedar Rapids. several women participated in a W B M L event. Local church services and a large state meeting at the Black Hawk hotel drew many visitors. Mr and Mrs R A Rise enjoyed a motor trip to Manchester for business and pleasure. The Ladies Aid of St Patrick's plans a Thursday gathering with Mrs Edward Callagher. Mrs Mary J Tyrrell’s funeral held in Waverly with Cedar Falls connections. In Dubuque, Miss Millicent Warriner and Mr Charles L Devendorf wed. she previously worked at the State Teachers College and the state board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Rapids
Owl
Rutledge Harris
Espiscopal
Black Hawk
R. A. Rise
Manchester
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paterick’s Church
Edward Callagher
State Street
Mary J. Tyrrell
Waverly
H. Tyrrell
Hot Springs
Ark
Things Theatrical Here At Home At The Waterloo
The Waterloo presents "A Royal Slave" on Saturday with a landmark scenic production by Clarence Bennett troupe. Also "Safety First" musical comedy by Halton Powell arrives Sunday for matinee and night, featuring new costumes and scenery and a lively chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Waterloo
Clarence Bennett
Halton Powell
Powell
Tne
Majestic vaudeville bill ends tonight in Waterloo
Tonight marks the last performance of a clever vaudeville bill at the Majestic featuring Dorothy Brenner and Co Gray and Graham Francis Murphy the German senator Willem Bros Hermanys Aerial Pets and two headliners opening a three day engagement tomorrow afternoon The Six Military Dancers bring a two scene novelty Empire Comedy Four led by Joe Jenny delivers Chop Suey Sue and Little German Band Won by a Leg a four person farce stars Gordon Eldrind Co Clifford and Mack present fifteen minutes of nifty non sense and song Quigg and Nickerson conclude in a splendid comedy musical turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Majestic
Dorothy Brenner and Co
Gray
Graham
Francis Murphy
Willem Bros
Hermany
Europe
Comedy Four
In Majestic
Empire Comedy Four
Joe Jenny
Mr Jenny
Gordon Eldrind
Quigg
Nickerson
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Indigestion Relief
A cheerful advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest remedy for acidity, sourness, gas, and indigestion. It claims rapid relief from heartburn and belching, praising its purity and universality while urging readers to buy a fifty cent case for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
NEW HIGH SCHOOL PLANS VOTERS NEAR
The board of education approved building a modern high school on the Hawthorne site at High and Pine streets. The $25 090 cost will be funded by a bonds issue over several years without increasing the current tax levy, with a special election likely soon. Citizens’ letters show strong approval for a large, state of the art facility with an auditorium for 1200, gyms and a swimming pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne
Igh
Pine Streets
Etnention
Regulry
Charles Wirline
Prom Jeffers
L Mter
Ang
Soan
Ticard
Three Minutes To Die Warning On Tuberculosis Fight
A vintage health appeal from the Anti-Tuberculosis Society depicts extinguishing a light every three minutes to illustrate tuberculosis danger. It argues that neglecting colds and weak blood fuels infection, urging Scott's Emulsion after meals to enrich blood, energize circulation, and bolster throat health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Anti-Tuberculosis Society
Scott
Viaduct proposal eyed to aid north-side pupils
The board plans spring work to ready a new school by fall 1417. A viaduct across the 40S tracks is proposed to ease north-end students’ walk to school, a plan seen as valuable amid rapid city growth. Officials will discuss with GCJH authorities. school will convert Hawthorne building to a vocational trade school for pupils preparing immediately for work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. GC
St Jacobs Oil Promises Quick Relief From Rheumatism
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless remedy for rheumatic pain, claiming quick easing of aching joints muscles and nerves. It promises internal relief without skin burning and urges readers to obtain a small trial bottle from any drug store to end suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Tacow
St. Jacob's
St. Jacobs
Industrial training school aims to prepare students for factory work
The program will expand to cover various trades and routines enabling students to transition from school to shop or factory with practical training. It will offer slots for older students including 14 and up to begin definite industrial work, with aim of securing good wages.
Keep Kidneys Active with Lago of Salts Health Ad
An old health notice claims meat eaters risk kidney sluggishness and bladder issues. It urges taking Jad Salts daily as a crystal effervescent drink to flush kidneys, neutralize acids, and prevent complications. Emphasizes non medical authority endorsements and underscores inexpensive remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jad Salis
Grounds and Building Committees Plan Immediate Improvements
The building and grounds committee instructed last night to arrange at once for the improvement of the grounds of the Jake Fiske and Grant buildings. The gymnasium will be graded and put in shape for the coming season as part of broader campus upkeep. Nearly everyone reads the Evening Courier and Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Fiske
Grant
The
Evening Courier and Reporter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iowa Presbyterian Synod
Fales
Black Hawk Hotel
Baptist Church
Foreign Synodical Society
Wred
Pettit
Wll
Home Synodical Society
S.J. Brown
Panara
Miriam Miller
C. B. Miller
West
Fourth Street
Northwestern University
Evanston
Miss Miller
Catherine
Admiral Grithton” Z
Lawn City
Cedar Palls
Julia H. Curtis
East
A. G. Thompson
New Rochelle
L. L
Washington
Famous Musical Organization
AT the Majestic
Starting Tomorrow
Fashing
France
Boratod
Plen Vocational School
Ifaw+ thorne
Hallowe’en
Demsion Department
Lote
Stolt Bros
UCR Rcs
Maye
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!