Notable Cedar Falls Social and City Notes
Cedar Falls society events include Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gorman hosting a 6 o clock dinner for Mr. and Mrs. A H Tabor, with Mrs Tabor also entertaining at the German residence. Several local residents and visitors join church and community activities as Baptists attend a state convention in Waterloo and the Methodist Young People’s Missionary society plans a Tour of the World. Lectures at St Patrick’s and a women’s group meet, while hunting license holders gather at Goose Lake for a weekend shoot with few birds bagged.
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Cedar Falls
Ed. Gorman
A. H. Tabor
Ciety
Methodist Church
St. Patrick’s Church
Luke Donlan
Turkey Chops Rise as Beef Costs Fall for Holiday Feasts
In Black Hawk County the turkey crop is reported large this season by N K Christensen, making Sunday dinners affordable with turkey replacing pot roast. Weekend totals show 100 people visiting the city, with organizers to tally results in days ahead. Dr F St Cutler suffered rheumatism at home, while weddings and travel notes touch Hampton Muscatine and Kansas City. Mrs Frank Rivenburg hosts Greenwood Cemetery meeting. Karl Knoepfler visits family in state university town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
N. K. Christensen
Black Hawk
County
F. St. Cutler
H. W. Johnson
Hampton
Bess Beebe
Robert S. Jackson
Muscatine
J. E. Snowden
Roger Leavitt
Kansas City
Congregational Church
Snowden
Allen
la Junta
Colo
Frank Rivenburg
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Protone Promises Rapid Gain for Thin Folks
An advertisement touts Protone as a body-building aid promising quick weight gain and improved health. It claims 30 pounds in 30 days for thin individuals, with a money-back guarantee and free sample offers via mail to cover postage, plus instructions and a booklet. Sold at druggists for $1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Protone
Protone Company
Detroit
Michigan
Waterloo
H. W. Taggart
B. W. Lehmenan
Patrol Driver Held Responsible
City police committee ordered patrols not to exceed twenty mph except in emergencies after a Sunday morning crash at Elm and Sycamore. Ed Burk caused the wreck. repairs estimated at $200. Driver suspended pending investigation by police commissioners. Reid to Referee Big Game. A. G. Reid, renowned official, to referee Indiana Illinois at Indianapolis next Saturday, marking his first Western conference assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Burk
T. R . McElhinney
R. M. Ellis
Ed Burk
Elm
Sycamore
Leighton
Edward Burk
Police
Methods to Guard Milk Supply Outlined at City Lecture
Dr Charles E North presented five rules to improve milk safety for the community to dairymen physicians and Civic society members at the east side library The New York City milk commissioner urged pasteurization and sanitary handling while stressing epidemic prevention The five rules cover pails ice sterilized utensils bacteria tests and dairyman premiums based on test results Public notices encouraged St Marys Bazaar at Armory each night.
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Civic Society
Charles E. North
East Side Library
New York City
North
Woilk
Cel
Waterloo
Local Reporter Lineup Shows New Names in Roving Notes
A string of reporters and editors including Harton Stirling Keene and Kross are listed in the afternoon column by courier Malkern. The note mentions Van Viet Atolte Dengvansand Setroter with a tentative cadence for today’s assignment.
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Feye
Stewart Sipraeas Cane
Hhe Withers
Vette
Ae Fallowe
Harton
Aclurdsom
B Link
Keene and
Kross
Malkern
van Viet
Atolte
Dengvansand
Fireman Sustains Severe Hand Injuries in Basement Blaze
Fireman Wed. Wiuaiekenbush suffered three broken fingers and tendon damage after falling on Western Avenue while helping to shut off a motor truck during a basement gasoline explosion at 254 Westervth Avenue. He was taken to St. Francis Hospital for surgery. Mrs. May escaped injury as flames and smoke damaged the basement. The blaze, caused by rubbish on top of a furnace, was contained with minor damage.
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Wiuaiekenbush
St. Prancis Hospital
Othe Jota We May
Westerth Avenue
May
Vibes
Etic
Bart
Auto Expert 10 Lecture Plan in Waterloo
Edwin Shortess representing Iowa State College in Ames arrives in Waterloo to discuss a six lecture course on automobile mechanism repair and operation. The program aims to educate dealers and workers. total cost under 50 dollars for about two weeks. A lecturer will visit after January 1 if Waterloo dealers approve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engineering Extension Department
Iowa State College
Ames
Edwin
Shortess
Waterloo
Short
The Price! Wednesday Amusement Reflects Love and Jealousy
A summary of an amusement piece titled The Price. An artist Stannard Dole wrestles with marriage and artistic passion. His wife drudges in the kitchen while his secretary Toscant inspires his art. Twist ends with a fatal heart event and a remarriage setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heralso
Stannard Dole
Economical Complexion Beautifier Promises Clearer Skin
An ad touts a wax-based complexion product claimed to be superior to creams, offering a vibrant, even tone with a single weekly night application. It highlights removal of blemishes, spots, and dullness and suggests availability at local drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia
Mrs Fiske to Star In The Price At Waterloo This Week
Widow plots to ruin the young wife as The Price visits Waterloo with Mrs Fiske in the title role and The High Road by Edward Sheldon also on tour. Mary Page heroine draws strong praise from critics and crowds despite stormy weather and political tensions. Kelso brothers juggle acts continue to entertain audiences in the venue’s lively program.
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Kelso Brothers
Majestic bill dazzles with five standout acts
At the Majestic the program showcases five excellent acts. German tightrope walker Chas Bedwgar elicits laughs and clever stunts while Knight Brothers and Sawtelle perform The Man and the Green Unibreding to strong reception. The Great Howard, Witt, and Lydell Conley Bydel also contribute with vivid novelty and musical pieces.
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Chas. Bedwgar
Ward
Knight Brothers
Sawtelle
Gue
Witt
Howard
Lydell
Conley
Bydel
Y Starts Its Final Fund Canvass
Waterloo YMCA drives final fund drive with two thousand dollars targeted. Board meeting led by Bates to review progress as Parsons and state secretary arrive to boost the canvass. St Mary’s Bazaar at Armory runs nightly with supper, dance, orchestra, and booths to aid fundraising efforts.
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FE. Bates
Y. M. Cla
Nans
W. Jameson
Parsons
Dora
M.C. A
Waterloo
Armory Dial
Meyers
Anes
Premian Booth
Counters Shore
Candy Ote
Supper Each Evening at St Marys Dasaar Armory Hall
VOOM filed the notice announcing nightly suppers at St Marys Dasaar Armory Hall through the week. The event promotes community gathering with meals served to attendees each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Dasaar
Armory Hall
Monument Placed At Ward Field For Class of 93 Reunion
Grinnell Iowa reports a six ton granite monument set at the front gate of Ward Field to commemorate the founding of the field. The stone honors the class of 1893 and marks the twentieth anniversary reunion that funded the installation.
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Grinnell
Ward Field
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Eeyore
Cedar Falls Daily News
J.G. Packard
Tel
Waterloo Evening Courier
Red
Clarence Wynkoop
Mr. Wynkenp
Main St
Transac
H. J. Wilson
Algona
J. W. Robinson
Kensington
Henry Drohman
Austin Burt
W. H. Bender
Young People
George Gallarno
Des Moines
Goose Lake
Towyat
Ike Simpson
A. S. Brodie
Canada
College Field
Teachers’ College
Adam Wagner
F. Matthias
Frank Bryant
J. D. White
Turkey
Karl Knoepfler
The
State University
Mrs. Knoepfler
Protons
St. Mary's Bazar
Armory
Towa Dairy
Knights of Columbus
Hanson
Jeogsen
W. Manaht Vani
C. Manatil
Cordes
Gallagher
Teyrel
Courier
Cor
Bart Bartlett
Dane Street
Oan
Hsur
Iit
Victor
Black
Wift
Beach
Jan
Keach & Sous
Wes
Shepherd
Heraine
VOOM
Cuutle
Allweark
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