Cedar Falls News Notes on Events and Visits
Cedar Falls items report Mrs Boehmler traveling to Des Moines for a few days with relatives. The Neighborhood Social club hosts an afternoon gathering with officer elections. Various society meetings, school resumption after the Cedar Valley fair, visits by Roy Metsgar and Miss Gertrude Childs, and plans for church activities are noted.
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Pest Moines
Ll. O. Emmons
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Tigers
State Teachers' College
Cedar Falls’ Woman's Club
W. J. Hearst
Presbyterian Church
C. P. Colgrove
Woman's Missionary Society of First Congre Eational Church
Beloit
Wis
Roy Metsgar
Shell Rock
Julia McGarvey
Eagle Center
Owen McGowan
Woman's Missionary Society
First Congregational Church
Gertrude! Childs
George Philpot
Cedar Valley
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Denver Cole
Community church forms first regular meeting at six forty five
The local church on South Main held its first regular meeting last night at 6:45 led by Rev J Fredolund and his wife. Officers include President Andreas Mortensen Vice President Otto Petersen Secretary Mise Clara Andersen Treasurer Willian Jensen. Over twenty new members were admitted this past week. A new interest among the church's large youth circle was noted.
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South Main Street
Andreas Mortensen
Otto Petersen
Mise Clara Andersen
Treusurer
Willan Jensen
J. Fredolund
Dr Loughridge Delivers Lecture on European War
Dr Albert Loughridge former college faculty member spoke yesterday at 3 pm in the Cedar Falls college auditorium on Conditions That Caused the European War. The well attended address drew many downtown residents students and faculty. Loughridge has traveled extensively abroad including time in India as a missionary and recently returned from a three year European trip with his wife.
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Cedar Falls
Albert Loughridge
Loughridge
Europe
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Notable Civil War veteran lecture draws crowd in town
A lecture by Dr. Loughridge, praised for clear, logical views on European politics and recent history, was introduced by Prof. C. P. Cosgrove in President Seerley’s absence. Fred Markley, visiting from Limita Chipas, Mexico, returns for a health visit after summers with his wife and two children and plans to head back to his rubber ranch, Cedar Falls native H. H. Markley’s son.
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Limita Chipas
Mexico
Fred
H. H. Markley
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Farewell to Waterloo Pastor Ends Eight-Year Ministry
The First Congregational church hosts a union service in Waterloo to honor Rev. Dr. Walter H. Rollins who retires after eight years and a half of leadership. The ceremony features scripture, prayer, and a farewell sermon on faith as the city reflects on his work including church growth and removal of saloons.
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Chapple to speak at Iowa Associated Advertising clubs event
Joe Mitchell Chapple editor of the National Magazine and former Towan will be one of the speakers at the Fifth annual convention of the Associated Advertising clubs of Iowa on October 22 in Iowa City during homecoming week. The same day the Upper Des Moines editorial association meets in Town City and a joint banquet will honor delegates from both groups. Also noted is coverage of a decomposed infant found in a Lone Tres district cellar and a Radcliffe banker starting a 10 year prison term at Ft. Madison.
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la Porte City
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Baby Boy Killed in Wagon Accident Near Grant Township
In Tracr Sept 25 a 3-year-old son of Frank Snow of Grant township died after a farm wagon hauling corn started as a child attempted a ride. A wheel reportedly ran over him though no external injuries were visible. The boy died shortly after being taken to the house.
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Grant Township
Hepburn Disposes of Iowa Property in Clarinda Sale
Clarinda dispatch reports the Hepburn homestead in Clarinda sold last week to Postmaster J L Brown. The long time residence of Colonel Hepburn who served as a congressman from Iowa's Eighth District, this home had housed him for more than forty years and he has spent summers there in recent years.
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Hepburn
Colonel Hepburn
Ereeatyes
Congress
Iowa
J. L. Brown
Typhoid Under Control at Clarinda Hospital
Clarinda Sept 28 The typhoid fever epidemic at the state hospital is under control and authorities expect speedy recovery for all patients. Fifty three cases have been reported during the outbreak with six deaths. One of the deceased was the chief engineer who had served the state for over twenty years.
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ClarInda
Iowan Killed in Auto When He Passes Buggy
Cedar Rapids Sept 28 A Marion area farmer Fred Mercer was killed instantly when his automobile overturned near Springville after attempting to pass a buggy. The machine somersaulted and Mercer was thrown clear, suffering a broken neck. He was 48 and survived by a wife and two children.
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Cedar Rapids
Fred Mercer
Marion
Springville
Mercer
New Ordinance on Pavement Repairs to be Considered Tonight
The city council will consider a new ordinance requiring cash deposits by plumbers electricians and others to cover pavement repair costs before a permit is issued for cuts in pavement. The measure passed its first reading and may be adopted this evening. A change adds asphaltic concrete paving to the draft.
City Officials Mull Steps to Halt Paving Deterioration
City officials plan drastic action to stop pavement cutting without replacement. Patrol committee and Mayor Thompson will hold a pre council conference to decide on definite steps, including a possible purchase of a combined police patrol and ambulance unit.
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Police Committee
Thompson
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