Country club hostess honors guests at five hundred party
Mrs A R Tipton hosted a crowd of sixteen at Geneva Golf and Country Club Thursday night. The event featured four tables of five hundred with high score honors going to Mrs J V Kone neff. Refreshments followed as Mrs Bennison and her husband prepared to depart Cedar Falls. The guest of honor is Mrs Foy Bennison of Co dat Falls.
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A. R. Tipton
Geneva, Golf and Country Club
Lght
Hennison
Bennison
John Bennison
West Third Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Muscatine Sto Apanup & Metatl
Cedar
Falls
Palace Tonight Show At Palace Featuring Lubin Drama
The Palace presents a four reel Lubin drama When mer Passed Away and a Labin comedy for a double feature. Kathryn pictures shown Tuesday June 6 with admission five cents.
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Kathryn
Alumnae Association Plans and New Era Upcoming Events
Officers of the Alumnae Association meet at Miss Florence Neyens home to finalize decorations for the annual meeting in duty and election of officers. Two delegates will attend the National Federation gathering in Chicago August 30 31. Summer session of the St Matthias Industrial society concludes with plans for the annual banquet. New Era girls and boys prepare for a rivalry filled program at the gymnasium Tuesday evening with songs recitals and drills followed by a park social. Mrs J H Mintire hosts a dinner party for Magentine seniors including Mir iam Mackenzie Nellie McKee Leona Ellman Glyde Beach Loretta Devitt Genevieve Ryan Fern Neaper Gertrude Wigim Bernice Blackwalls and Gertrude Davidson in pink and steel decorations.
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ST. Matthias
St. Matthias Alumnae Association
Florance Neyens
National Federation of Alumbre Associations
LaSalle
Chi Jtago
St. Matthias Industrial Society
NEW Era
J. H. Mintire
Magentine High School
Double Six
Miriam Mackenzie
Nellie McKee
Leona Ellman
Glyde Beach
Loretta Devitt
Genevieve Ryan
Fern Neaper
Gertrude Wigim
Bernice ‘Blackwalls
Gertrude Davidson
J. H. Meln
West Second Street
Elaborate school junior senior social and meetings
Elaborate decorations in gray pink and green orange mark the Junior High School reception for both classes and the faculty. A 150 attendee evening features an orchestra, readings, violin and vocal numbers, with refreshments in recitation rooms. Also reports on First Reformed Missionary society, auction bridge party, Ladies' Aid summer plans, Banner lodge drill birthday, and Presbyterian Industrial society activities.
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Grestings
Vernon Cone
Raol Grigsby
Elizabeth Lilly Mes Kee
auer—Mies
Caroline Richard
Lygle Hoeke
Voorduet
F. H. Little
Hazel Keath
Cure Rheumatism With Croxone Says Adverts
An old advertisement claims Croxone cures chronic rheumatism by cleansing inactive kidneys and removing uric acid from blood. It promises relief from first doses and guarantees refunds if not satisfied. Three doses daily for a few days can end misery and urinary disorders.
Teachers to Battle Ragtime at Iowa State Meeting
Iowa music teachers aim to curb ragtime at the state convention in Muscatine on June 28 and 29. They warn that ragtime and modern concert trends threaten classical standards and moral character, urging effort to preserve high musical thought and discipline. New memberships flood in as the convention promises exceptional merit and notable programs.
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Iowa
Muscatine
Wagner
Beethoven
Mozart
Bath
Chopin
Lisch
Hilda M. Matthey
Davenport
Inebriate man rearrests after release. sent to asylum
Henry Malsenbach, 29, father of four, was released at 4 pm then arrested at 9 pm for intoxication. Judge Horan had given him another chance to reform after a court lecture. Sheriff notified, paper committing him to Knoxville asylum delivered, sentence to Knoxville followed upon first misstep. Four hours later he was re arrested. By 7 am he was en route to the State Inebriate Asylum in Knoxville.
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Henry Malsenbach
Knoxville
Matsenbach
Hawes
Horan
Veing An
Lecturin
O'Leary
Pittsburgh miners end wage scale talks in district
Representatives of 50,000 coal miners in the Pittsburgh district gathered in Pittsburgh on June 5 to push for a final wage scale agreement. The union and employers worked toward completing the wage settlement in the district. Local officials urged a prompt conclusion to end the dispute.
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Pittsburgh
Wage scales set by committees for machine and pick mining
Committees and operators reach an agreement on mining wages. The machine mining rate is 69 cents per ton and pick mining 1 dollar. Some disagreement remained on outable men, but the convention accepted the operators scale before night.
Membership drive planned by A. C. U. W. lodge this fall
The A. C. U. W. lodge announced a major membership campaign to start with the cooler weather this fall. Meetings will continue weekly on Thursday evenings through the campaign period.
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Wyoming ‘Hill
Charles Little
Maynard Thompson
Raymond Titus
L. R. Henderson
C. L. Peck
Sanfrancisco
Reem Stores
Wayne
West
Reinemund's
Women’s
Colonial Pump
Pat
Leysen
Palace
Normandy
Dickory
Dickery
Dock
Dirlson
Otus
First Reformed Missionary Soc
First Reformed Missionary Society
K. Wilkins
Lucas Street
John Ronkens
Fulton, Tl
Ladies’ Aid Society
High Prairie Methodist Episcopal Church
Dewey Timberlake
Lake Township
Chet Willig
Banner Lodge
James Bell
van Horn Street
Industrial Society of the First Presbyterian Church
Mary Meerdink
Havercamp
Princess
Nue
D. C. Ward
Mgr
FALL
Regal Efecialty CO. Vv
Temteraon Ave
Feorls
Volger
L. V. Bodman
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