Brilliant Banquet Monors High School Senior Class
The faculty hosted the brilliant banquet for the senior class at First Presbyterian church dining room on Wednesday evening. About eighty guests dined at long square tables with elaborate fruit cocktails and a traditional menu. Faculty and student helpers served while Misses Perry and Ross oversaw decorations of pink and red roses, with a large pink rose flag at the head table. A program of toasts followed featuring responses from named graduates, faculty, and clubs, as the 1st faculty-hosted event for the class in school history.
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Monors High School
H Igh School
Jane Lee
Nolen Otto
Anna Fora Suinsbarger
Mary
Martina
Varaa Mikeseh
Gail Mod Tathar Will
Halen Unck
Mariam Mackanale
In Tervale
Gabeth Perry
Flora Ross
L. H
Frant
Margaret McDermid
Ralf Grig
John Edward Mathewson Celebrates First Birthday
The first birthday of John Edward Mathewson, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Mathewson, was observed Friday afternoon at the family home 504 Evang Street. Relatives gathered as the occasion was marked with festive decorations and a gathering of guests.
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John Edward Mathewson
Henry Mathewson
Evang Street
Gudala
Launch Club Picnic Supper Draws Large Attendance
The piano supper at Muscatine Launch Club quar ter by the Ladies Auxiliary drew large attendance for members and families. The following evening members of the H qud 4 clubs met at Mrs J D Nischwitz 2596 Munroe Street for their regular session with red color scheme and pink roses as favors. Light refreshments were served. The group voted to suspend regular meetings until September and planned an upcoming outing.
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Muscatine
H Qud
J. D. Nischwitz
Munroe Street
Raimbler Tossa
Nature Cure Beauty Wax Promises Youthful Skin Care
An advertisement extols mercolized wax as renewing faded skin without harm, claiming it speeds shedding of aged cuticle and restores a natural, youthful complexion. It recommends applying wax nightly as a cold cream and washing off the next day, with an additional soak for wrinkled skin using soxotite dissolved in alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uch
Reagan
Local clubs host meetings and outings across town
Mrs Dennis Stapleton entertained Banner Lodge Industrial at her Sycamore home with a Wednesday afternoon gathering and night refreshments. Members of Woodbine camp Royal Neighbors met at Woodman hall for business and initiation. The Young Women's Guild met at First Presbyterian church for June with several young women as hosts. Glen Smith returned from Ames to spend summer with his parents. Kensington club suspended summer meetings. Mrs Herman Meyer hosted Ladies Ald at German Congregational church. Grace Lutheran Women’s Mission Circle planned a resemblance social at the church parlors. Jugend Verein of German Lutheran church held its first outing at Weed Park with a picnic dinner for about sixty. First Presbyterian Women postponed Friday meeting. New Era Lutheran boys prepare a banquet June 19 to honor a victory in a gym program at New Bre. U B Kensington Circle to meet at church parlors. United Brethren Ladies’ Aid held a work meeting. Gartin Lutheran School children held their first annual Weed Park outing Tuesday afternoon and evening.
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OF Arles Schauland
TG Sunflower Club
Charles Sehauland
East Second Street
Agan
Pink Toses
Harry Romig
Grant Street
Dennis Stapleton
Banner Lodge
Sycamore
Atreat
Pittean
Noralgerry
Hast Sixth Street
Woodbine Camp
Woodman Hall
Young Women's Guild of
Tha
First Presbyterian Church
Orle Baker
Cora
Helen Funck
Hila Gertenbach
Lostessen
Jugend Verein
Weed Park
New Era Lutheran ‘Church
Strikes Face Picket Line Around Westinghouse Plant
Scores of pickets ring the Westinghouse Turtle Creek plant as guards armed with rifles stand at the factory entrances. Sheriff Richarda's efforts to end the strike failed to deter the vigilance of strikers led by Bridgett Kenny and allies from the Allegheny Industrial Union. Pickets are relieved every four hours amid tense conditions as a large labor action continues through the day.
Sidewalk Work Accelerates Across City This Summer
Much sidewalk work is being done now in the city. Mulberry avenue gains new walks on both sides after extensive digging last year. Across town, permanent walks advance, with improvements planned through summer and early fall. The city anticipates a substantial expansion of sidewalk length with current projects.
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Mulberry Avenue
Parma
Walligae
Muscatine
Free Embroidery Class for Girls and Young Women
A local program offers beginners and advanced instruction in fancy work and needlework at no charge beyond materials. Classes meet Thursdays and Fridays from 9 to 1, with enrollment open June 16. call the Art Section to enroll. Girls and young women may join at no cost, materials only required by attendees.
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Anda
Alumni Week Plans Stir Iowa City During Commencement
Iowa City hosts large alumni gatherings June 17 to 19 with banquets for Sigma Alpha Epsilon and other fraternities plus Phi Delta Phi hosting Prof. Hmlin McClain as guest. Governor Clark to review university battalion as commencement opens.
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Journal
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Clark
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Delta
Gamma
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Chi
Theta Pi
Phi Delta Kappa
Phi Delta Phi
Alumnii
James A. Macdonald
Toronto
Hmlin McClain
Towe University College of Law
California
Perth
U. S
Oo An
Mereily
Iowa River
Willard Gy
Farr
Claude’ Higginbotham
Towa
Adama
George Walker
Vale
Dodge City
Kas
Ada Agkey
West Branch
Adamses
City Park
Presbyterian Church
Kansas
Nebraska
Ohio
Colorado
Adams
Embroidery Class Materials Offered at Low Prices
Readers are urged to enroll in an embroidery class and buy all used materials at the Art Section. The expense is described as modest, costing only a few cents, with complete outfits available at prices as low as a cent.
Local Notes From Oakville and Pleasant Iowa
Oakville residents report Ray Mellinger stayed with the Watson family in Wapello while Clarence Howard returns to West Virginia to finish school this fall. Mrs. Mellinger visited friends, and Gladys Carlson came from Burlington for a home visit. Hazel Pennington left for home after a pleasant visit. Tom Guthrie called from the county seat and Fred Curran attended Burlingtons commencement with sister Faye among the graduates. Clarence Baumhauer of Chicago was also mentioned.
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Oakville
Ray Mellinger
Guy Watson
Wapello
Clarence Howard Haa
West Virginia
Russell Mellinger
Itltnole
J. He Craighton
Pleasant
Crebbton
Fuitte
Gladys Carlson
Burington
Hazel Pennington
Tamas Guthrie
Fred Curran
Burlington, Hospital
Faye
Clarence Baumbauler
Chicago
Local notices and social items from Oakville area
A string of social and community notes from Oakville and nearby towns lists visitors and family happenings. Names include Claud Webb, Mrs. Craig, EB Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, J B Moyar, William Loper, Agnes Peck, Dr. Ev J Hook, Mildred Hook, Hazel Anderson, and Myrtle Erwin among others. Activities span visits, illness recovery, entertaining, travel to Burlington, and school postings.
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Ngs
Jas. Campbell
Charles Briggs
H. O. Weaver
Vanella
Claud Webb
Craig
Pt. Madison
EB. Gates
Texas
Thompson
Burlington
B, Moyar
Elrick
Weal Vish
William Loper
Mise
Agnes Peck
Wapella
Adama
Bloomington
Ill
Ream
van Dolah
H.W. Baker
Oakville
Baker
Thos
Eden
Cook
Riverside
Bestenlehner Opens True Pruggler at New Store
A. G. Bestenlehner known as The True Pruggler announces grand opening at 110 West 2nd Street. The new shop marks a fresh start for his business lineup in town with anticipated customer turnout and local interest.
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A. G. Bestenlehner
Pruggler
West 2Nd Street
Ady
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Henry Jayne
Young Women's Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Mul- Darry Avenue
Luella Taylor
Mary Robertson
Women's Christian Association
Tirza Dinsdale
Querry
Dinsdale
Galena
Tila Dinsdale
Fannie. Hayes
Centerville
Dorothy Perkina
Sue
Glen Smith
Fred Smith
Herahoy Ayvenue
Town State College
Ames
Hagle Grove
Cora B. Johnson
Kensington Club
H. J. Trenzelon
Town Avenue
Herman Meyer
Ladies’ Ald Society
German Congregational Church
Stellrecht
Women's Missionary Circle
Grace Lutharan Church
Women’s Mission Circle of
Munn
Cora’ Jones
U. B. Kensington Circle
the Ladies’ Aid Society of the
United -Brethren Church
Gartion Litheran School
Mary Masonfolder
Ning Stinemay
Arinra
REN Goods Store
Trea
Batistes
Orl
Reed
Gotead
Hall — Horchert
Rick
Edna Brockway
Kingston
Tompkins
Lel. Mafitt
Ev J. Hook
Lucy Gauss
Shenandoah
Mildred Hook
Grant Hook
Hazel Anderson
Behoda
Buell
Idaho
Anderson
John Duncan
Myrtle Erwin
St. Paul
SW AN
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