Beautiful Green and White Party Honors Bride-to-Be
Thirty four young women gathered in Lena Noll's home at 408 Rue Seventh Street to celebrate a green and white bridal party. The evening featured piano and vocal solos, group readings, contests with prizes, and a wedding gift presentation by Miss Nester and Master Cyril Moyer. Gilbert Oberhaus, groom elect, joined later for a sock and handkerchief shower. wedding date set for June 24. Dorothy Scannell hosted the Hesitation Club, with Kamas, contests, and a theater visit to the Palace. The Young Women’s Christian Association to hold a June 23 picnic at Wood Park, with board committees named and travel aid pledged.
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Lena Noll
A. Te Moyer
Misa Elsie Nester
Seventh Street
Weil
Edna Hanson
Mary Ribak
Charles Hooklin
Florence Neves
Rex de Marce
Frank Wichelberser
Misaes
Emma Schaab
Myrtle Koanigenecker
Miss Nester
Cyril Moyer
Joseph Nester
Gilbert Oberhaus
Noli
Oberhaus
Dorothy Scannell
Hesitation Club
Christian Association 18
Wood Park
J. M. Kemble
Harry Spern
M. A. Botr
Frank Giesler
PF. E. Schmidt
Will & Downer
Frank D. Throop
Luella Taylor
Ira McIntire
Robert Thompson
Laet Wealy Ia
Wntil Fall
Mother's Club
Minerva 'Guthapter
Young Men's Christian Association
One Mother's Club
Mildred Will
Florence Hahn
Guthapfel
Misses Jans and Brother Honorens Attend Fort Collins Party
Misses Elsle and Florence Jans and brother Fred Jans of Sut tor Ty guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Kindler on Newell avenue for a Tuesday evening party hosted by Misses Helen and Mildred Kind. Forty German Evangelical church youths enjoyed games, pink rose decorations, and refreshments as they celebrated the Jans children’s new Fort Collins name Rolp.
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Jans
Honorens
Elsle
Florence, Jang
Fred Jans
Suttor, Ty
Housa Gvests
Fred Kindler
New ‘Ell Avenue
Helen
Mildred Kind
Evangelical Church
Brean
Fort Collins
Rolp
Rey
Mre
J Jans
Helen Klopp
Weed Park
Edward Danz Oleberve
Thalraliver
Bdward Dong
Halstead Street
Muscatine Mnenepercher Society
Numyer
Dany
William Peter
Mission Circle Plans Bake Sale at Downtown Shore
The Baptial Mission circle plans a home meeting at Mark Coyner's Washington Street home Tuesday afternoon to outline bake sale arrangements. Committee members Mrs A K Ratt Mrs Charles Ree pink Mrs Link Beaham and E Mrs Charles Spoothe will handle the study program and bake sale duties. Frank Kiefner led devotions on the subject of an excellent attendance affair with light refreshments.
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Ot Ire
Mark Coyner
Washington Street
Tuestle
Cotternoon
Mre
A. K. Ratt
Charles “Ree
Mrs Charles Houseman Hosts Spangler Ladies Aid
Mrs Charles Houseman hosted the Spangler's Ladies Aid at her country home north of the city for an all day event. About twenty five members attended and enjoyed a noon dinner. Sewing filled the hours as plans were made to redecorate the chapel after the children's program next Sunday.
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Charles Houseman
Spangler al
Spangler's Ladies Aid Society
Kalorama Kensington Klub
Goddard
Kalorama’ Kensington Klub
M.N. Goddard
Henry Klabe
Eckmans Alterative Promised For Lung Troubles
An old testimonial extols Eckmans Alterative as effective for lung and throat ailments. Ernest P. Wilcox, missionary, credits the remedy with strengthened lungs and regained work ability after pneumonia. The ad lists no substitutes, claims no habit forming drugs, and urges readers to write for a booklet of recoveries from the Philadelphia laboratory.
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Eckmans
Eckmanty
Kevere
A.G. Bestenlehner
Tio W
Tekman
Write Laboratory
Philadelphia
Social Happenings and Nuptials From Ames Area
Numerous local social items include the upcoming wedding of F Drew Miller to Ethel Rainey at Town State College following graduation. Attendees include Mrs. W H Randleman and Mrs. F M Zeigler traveling from Ayres Virginia. Other notes cover gatherings at Mrs E R Sherfey’s Sweetland home, a Weed Park outing for Anne Leary of Rockford, and Moose and Methodist group meetings with plans and attendance urged.
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Drew Milgar
W. H. Randleman
F. NM. Zeigler
Ayres
F. Drew Millar
Ethel Rainey
Ames
Town State College
Iowa
Seven Die in East Side Tenement Fire in New York
Seven people perished in a rapid East Side tenement fire discovered shortly before 4 o clock. Four victims were women. eight others injured, with many more hurt. A tenant spotted a flame and alerted residents but escape was impossible as the fire swept through the building. A woman and her son died leaping from a window.
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New York
N. Y
Eige
Former pastor of Perry area dies in North Yakima
The Rev Parvin, former pastor of First Presbyterian Muscatine, died in North Yakima Washington after a long illness at about age 70. He served Muscatine from 1884 to 1899 before leading Morning Sun and Perry churches. He leaves his wife and a daughter Blanche Parvin. Funeral services will be held in North Yakima with interment there.
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Electa
Masonic
J. W. Hahn
West Sixth Street
Florence Hahn
Mulberry Avenue
Decatur
Ill
Bertha Danzelasa
Clarence Hann
Keey
H. Parvin
First Presbyterian
North Yakame
Washington
Orde
Joseph Biles
East Sixth Street
Dis
Blanche Parvin
Parvin
Tunuia
Buchnall
Morning Sun
Iowe
Perry, Ohls
First Presbyterian Church
Muscatine
Mary Dodds
Thomas Dodds
North Yakama
Former Riverside Merchant Succumbs at Iowa City
Riverside, Iowa June 19 Ramey Bouquet formerly a prominent Riverside merchant died yesterday afternoon at Iowa City. He was 67, had suffered from dropsy and heart enlargement, and remains were returned for burial. He leaves a wife, two sons, two daughters, two brothers, and a sister. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Prostrated By the Heat and Child Dies in Riverside area.
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Journal
Riverside
Ramey Bouquet
Iowa City
Raley
Jews City
Bouquet and Knitcel
Charles and
Ramey, Jr
Lucy
Clara
Sebastian
Joseph
Schnoedelin
Kent
Thomas Hawthorne
Picheing
J. L. Meeks
Vernon Sanders
Leslie Sanders
Local Notes on Teachers And Community Events
Dungan is praised for two years of work in the grammar room and plans to finish at Peon College as a junior. Mrs. W. S. Maxson and Prof. F. D. Mesnerelt are mentioned along with upcoming church and school events, including Children's Day exercises and staff assignments for the coming term at Springdale schools.
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Springdale
Barack-Phiinthea
Frofeesor F.D. Meaner
Misa Ella
M. Dungan
Berg
Cravens
Orchestra V
Tinton
Tauccesal
Craven
T ‘Orchel
Town City
Dungan
Muacatin
Peon College
Maxson
H. Maxson
Linn County
Dos
F. D. Mesnerelt
Fridas
Fargo
South Dakota
Wieik
Lewis D. Maiwan
Cedar Falle
Miza Lela Phelps
Mise Rais
Worrall
Mise Minarve
Pearson
Milas Phelps
Mise Worrall
Peatsor
Peginners
F. 2D. Mester
Bia
Chas
J. P. Pres
Waterloo
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