Cedar Falls Notes on Visits and Club Gatherings
Cedar Falls updates include Mrs. Kamerrer of Grinnell visiting her sister Mrs. S. Marner and attending a state suffrage convention. Chapter P. E. B. O. plans a luncheon at the Black Hawk hotel with Waterloo guests. The Cedar Falls Woman's Club season starts with meetings and a reception for 415 members, with monthly gatherings through May.
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Cedar Falls
P. EB. O
Waterloo
James Peterson
Tremont Street
R. Peterson
Parkersburg
J. W. Philpot
Dubuque
State Suffrage Association
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Kingman
Culecago
West Fourth Street
H. H. Clay
Presbyterian Church
Buck Creek Church Grows Through Local Effort and Faith
Four years after Rev. G J Chalkce arrived Buck Creek M E Rural Church in Delaware County transformed from a declining parish with zero members to a thriving rural church. It now has 165 members, active Sunday school, and a new minister’s home funded by a $5,000 raised campaign and 16 acres donated by the congregation.
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Methodist Episcopal Conference
G. J. Chalkce
Buck Creek
Delaware County
Mr. Chalice
Chalice
Style Puts on a Crowning Event
A fall style exhibit opened amid a blaze of color with skylights in the downtown district. Thousands of women viewed new gowns, suits, furs, and fall wear while 30 living models paraded in one store. An orchestra played as a raised platform let rear-view crowds see the fashions.
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Gerber
Card of Thanks for Pater Carmichael
We express sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown during illness and death of our father and uncle Pater Carmichael and for the many beautiful flowers and thoughtful gestures.
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Pater Carmichael
Flor
Carmichael Family Highlighted in Local Offerings
O. J. Conery and family, along with Carmichael children, are listed among local offerings in a brief community notice detailing upcoming events and contributors.
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Carmichael
O. J. Conery
Waterlooo Theaters Preview Child Star In Civilization
Lillian Read a two and a half year old child from Inceville Cal stars as a daughter in the film Civilization showing at the Waterloo for six days starting next Wednesday. She reportedly expresses a wide range of emotions surpassing most child performances. The Majestic opens a three day vaudeville engagement featuring Old Favorites and a breezy Alaska musical Then Luck of a Totem with Lew Morgan Heine Rosa and Waterloo acts including Ralph Whitehead and John Geiger with his talking violin.
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Waterloo
Lillian Read
Miss
Inceville
Cal
Sarah Bernhardt
Thos. H. Ince
Majestic
Bill
Majestic Theatre
Lew Morgan
Heine Rosa
Waterloo Boys
Ralph Whitehead
John Geiger
Lavine
Inman
Motor Drivers Urged to Enforce Vehicle Laws Statewide
Iowa county attorneys receive letters from the attorney general urging stricter enforcement of motor vehicle laws due to recent accidents and deaths. Black Hawk County Attorney J. Wenner says his office has been working on the issue, highlighting lax observance of provisions. State agents target dealers abusing license privileges.
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Iowa
Black Hawk County
J. Wenner
Adsputch
Nes Moines
Cattle Congress Plans Big Homecoming Day Oct 6
W E F Parrott, chairman, says the Homecoming Festival will be one of the biggest days of the Cattle Congress. Public schools will close at 11 a.m. for a parade and drills by Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, and students from city and rural schools. The procession runs from Russell Lainsom Hotel to Grace Church.
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W. EF. Parrott
Cattle Congress
Russell-Lainson Hotel
Grace Church
Youth conservation fair to showcase handiwork and birdhouses
Merrett Tadkey announces a program to conserve youth by displaying the handiwork of boys and girls, featuring the largest birdhouse collection and prizes in several categories. Supt. Wlob Kuser of Eldora will speak, with invitations sent to several renowned figures for a splendid program. Waterloo enjoyed a warm day with a ST degrees reading, high for the season according to Ralph T. Stpoy.
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Merrett Tadkey
Kuser
Eldora
Las
Waterloo
Ralph T. Stpoy
Weather Watch Notes On September Heat And Frost Point
A volunteer observer notes the hottest September day reached 89 degrees with a nighttime low of 47. The frost point is 39, and the 8 degree margin is cited. A 4 degree drop in 24 hours is not unusual for the period, with cooler weather expected today.
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Slippy
Woodmen of the World meet in Waterloo and Cedar Grove
Waterloo camp No. 412 and Cedar Grove No. 179 of the Woodmen held a regular session in KCL hall last evening. Large crowds attended and a box social will be hosted by both orders in two weeks. New officers were installed and G A Arnett was named director of the new orchestra.
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Woodmen OF the World
Waterloo Camp
Cedar Grove
Woodmen
K.cl Hall
Marie Mul
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