Easter Luncheon Hosted by Mrs James Lowe
Mrs James Lowe hosted a 1 oGlock Luncheon at her home in honor of Mrs A M Pellows who is moving to Minnesota next week. Easter themed decor featured a rabbit centerpiece with eggs. Guests included Mines J B Johnson V T Potter NL Trunkey JE Carl DD Johnson C H Wilson J N Peterson and Fred Tesmer as hostess and honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
J. B. Johnson
V. T. Potter
Trunkey
JE. Carl
Johnson
C. H. Wilson
J. N. Peterson
Fred Tesmer
Dinner Honoring Mrs. B J Price in San Francisco Visit
Mrs Arthur Bellis hosted a dinner at her home honoring Mrs B J Price of San Francisco visiting her parents Mr and Mrs M D Brown. Tulips and Easter motifs decorated the table with Mrs Oscar Berry assisting. Favors went to Mrs Price and Miss Alfreeda Wilson. other guests included Mrs Henry Thompson, Mrs Trude, R A Manning, Miss Helen Phieffer, Christene Wilson, Anna Miller, Hazel Stansbury and Marbeth Bellis. Mrs Trude will host a party for the visitor next Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Bellis
B. J. Price
San Francisco
Cal
M. D. Brown
Oscar Berry
Frice
Alfreeda Wilson
Mmes. Henry Thompson
Trude
R. A. Manning
Helen Phieffer
Christene Wilson
Anna Miller
Hazel Stansbury
Marbeth Bellis
Mrs. Ross Broadcasts Readings From Eastern Trip
Florence D. Ross of the Ross Conservatory of Music on an extensive eastern tour radiocasts from WPCH New York City Wednesday at 0 15 p m and again this Easter Sunday between 5 and 6 p m eastern time the last number on the program. She will also broadcast from WMCA Hotel Mea Alpin at a time to be announced later. In New York she visited with Miss Faye Dorothy Martin who has been ill and dined with Mrs. Jacob Living stone formerly of Hotel Russell Lamson now in New York. After Washington D C and Knoxville Tenn she returns to Waterloo D G Daughters of Union Veterans served a chicken dinner at Memorial hall yesterday for comrades of the Giani. Twenty five daughters attended. Mrs BitA Shirley BM Faward Beal and Mrs Eudora served refreshments. Rodenhaver was in the dining room. Tables had American flags on Birthday ann. April dole August John Moyer Lae Swank and Mower ill were unable to attend but remembered in plants. Spence Milwau kee Wison an out of town guest. Bitta Belle Storer and Thora Collyer formerly of W ntaries Missigh visiting her brother and sister the law Mr and Mrs Leo Darling and Mr and Mrs A G Sawyer Bridge will be played Mystic Workers Juveniles will meet at 2 p m Saturday in Water- Joo T O O F hall
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Florence D. Ross
Frederick Mills
The
Ross Conservatory of Music
WPCH
New York City
Ross
Faye Dorothy Martin
Jacob. Livingston
Hotel
Russell- Lamson
New York
Rossavill
Washington, D. C
Knoxville
D. G
Giani
Bita
Shirley
Faward
Beal
Swank and Mower
Spence
Milwaukee
Wison
Bitta Belle Storer
Thora _Collyer
W. Ntaries, Amtiss ’Igh
Aieter the Law
Leo Darling
A.G. Sawyer
Chris Hornstein
Vivian Innes
Hornstein
Herbert Lohness
Eleanor Steinberg
Eldora, Jr
Dunkerton
Waterloo
Frank Johnson
J. B. Becker
F. C. Sage
T. J. Fitzgerald
C. M. Brees
A. E. Enderlein
Olivia
Jean Margadant
A. A. Hoffmann
B. Duthbert
Cedar Falls
Veterans’ Hospital
G. H.hospers
Civic Committee
Legion
Carrie Wilimek
Imes
W.T., McComb
W. E. Silver
Ray Ortman
W.H. Wilson
Allan Johnson
West Orange women share club notes and visits
The Joyle club met at Mrs. Jay Roberts home with guests including Mrs. Walter Schnei gher and Mrs. Roger Thompson. West Orange club members and guests shared programs on April history topics, forest week talks, poems, bread making, and readings. A picnic lunch was served. May meeting planned at Mrs. Herman Grady with hospitality as the tonic.
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West Oranges Club
Dan. Myers
Sam Harbaugh
National Forest Week
Julu Mosier
Joyce Kilmer
Ruth Fleming
A. R. Cornelius
Edgar
Juanita Myers
George Strifert
Rochester
Minn
Waterloo
Fred Parrott
Herman Grady
Grady
Anna Hoover
Jacob Mosier
Yeomen Halls Event at Temple Rebekah Lodge
Yeomen hall meeting at Temple Rebekah Lodge Black Hawk LO O F hall Saturday afternoon featuring Home and Education department lei Mirg Carl Bickley.
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PL Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk LO
O. F. Hall
Home and Education Department
Carl Bickley
Church Thimblebee Raises Funds for Ladies’ Aid Treasury
Fifty Linden Methodist Episcopal women attended a thimblebee at the church. Mrs Z A Marble and committees served refreshments with Easter time themed appointments. The event added 83 to the Ladies' Aid treasury. Mansion of supper under supervision of the division era Mat. Mas. My Boundedfield were aa Heaieed.
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Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Z. A
Ladies’ Aid Treasury
Nga
Mas
My Boumdfield
High Water Checks Search for Recluse Believed Drowned
The search for William Kelley continues after river conditions and high water hamper rescue efforts. Neighbors say Kelley, a Grinnell College area resident, did not return from fishing near the farm, and searchers found signs of a heavy body near the river bank where his lines were cast.
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Courter Special Service
Volody
Wiliam Kelley
Heved
Iowa River
Long Point
Chelsea
Kelley
Uwiness
Grinnell College
Advised of Distribution of Funds for 2 Years
Gedar Falls reports state legislature appropriations for Town State Teachers college totaling 1,273,000 for the biennium starting July 1, 1927. Budget director announces allocations by category: Administration 100,000. physical plant 181,000. teachers and library 826,000. extension 60,000. summer school extension 5,000. capital extension 20,000.
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Gedar Falls
Town State Teachers College
Eldora Training School Band Broadcast Monday
Eldora Iowa April 15 The Training school band broadcasts from WOI Iowa City Monday from 9 30 p m A test program with a new microphone one of 10 in the United States will be given from 10 30 to 12 to gauge station reach Summer concerts begin June 5 on Sundays at 6 45 p m The band has 42 pieces this year
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Courier Special Service
Eldora
WOI
Iowa City
United States
Lumbermen urged co op advertising at district meeting
W H Badeaux of Minneapolis told about cooperative advertising to Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association members at a district gathering in Hotel Russell Lamson. About 30 dealers from nearby towns attended. He also spoke on standardization of the lumber industry. A luncheon hosted by Mrs W H Acker featured Easter lavender and yellow decorations with twelve at the table.
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Northwestern
Lumbermen’'s Association
W. H. Badeaux
Minneapolis
Minn
Russell-Lamson
Badeaux
City in Brief Seeks Readers for Weekend Notices
Letters, health updates, society gossip, and local events fill a Waterloo City in Brief. Chavesneen and James Leavitt Lambert visit Iowa City. Mrs Stevenson returns from Phoenix to Cedar Heights, while George Pike addresses the Waterloo Life Underwriters. Mrs Nellie Corlis recovers from appendicitis. Walnut Street Baptist Church closes two weeks of services with Mary the Woman of Sorrows. Izaak Walton League group travels to Ackley for a chapter meeting. Clarence Benson and son Kenneth visit from Coronado for two months with Herman Herfurth’s family.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Warren L. Steeves
Clarence Benson
Coronado
Cal
Kenneth
Herman Herfurth
Argyle Street
Divorce Petitions and Alimony Requests Highlight Local Terms
The May term filings show many marriages under five years, with Leader Gell suing Adenry Hell after 13 years married. Mrs. Bell seeks cruel treatment relief plus $100 weekly alimony and home furniture from 162 Monroe Street, married October 7 1973 in Brookport AL. Circle 4 First Pres Church advertises a Saturday sale with baked bread at East Side Central flown Power & Light.
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Gell
Adenry Hell
Bell
Monroe Street
Brookport
East Side
Former Pastor of West Union Parish Dies at Davenport
Rev C S Ragan former pastor of Holy Name church in West Union died near Davenport on Monday at about 59. He served here for five years about twenty years ago and was a native of Lyeurgua on the coast of Waukon. Message to Rev M S Toomey, present pastor, confirms death.
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West Union Parish
Davenport
Courier
West Union
C. S. Ragan
Holy Name
M. S. Toomey
Father Racan
Lyeurgua
Waukon
Military law gives accused more chance in tribunals
A soldier accused of violating a military rule or regulation has a greater opportunity to prove his innocence in a military tribunal, with reserve officers told the changes expand safeguards and due process.
Civil court address on Military Law by Lieut Casper Schenk
In a civil court the speaker Lieut Col Casper Schenk of Des Moines infantry reserve urged Black Hawk County Reserve Officers’ Association members to discuss Military Law at their recent meeting. The address covered legal topics and duties of officers.
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George Pike
Waterloo Life Underwriters’ Association
Casper Schenk
Des Moines
Infantry Reserve
Black Hawk - Count
Tayoun
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
A local retailer promotes MELLO-GLO, a new French Process Face Powder, claiming it preserves a matte finish longer and hides shine. Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. urges customers to seek the product by name as a superior cosmetic.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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J. O. Lowe
Mrs. Ross
Mystic “Workers
Jay. Roberts
Walter Schneigher
Roger
Thompson
Mmes
Frank Morris
Ellis
Roger’ Thompson
Margaret
Driscoll
Henry
Schneider
G. H. Farnsworth
FE. N. Nelson
Arthur Smith
Carre Chapman Catt
Hall Elmnit
Mary Dawson
E. J. Winesbury
Nelson
Verne Hall
C .E. Junger
FLY. We Club
Arthur Mosher
Ae Vv
Early
Newhall
Charlotte Glothep
S. A. Dillon
Armes
George
Dean
C. RB
Legion Auxiliary
Ieports
Memorial Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Daughters of Isabella
Black's Tearoom
Mmes. T. R. Thornton
D. W. Peck
George Scully
Joseph Voellinger
Mildred Sullivan
K. of C. Hall
J. C. Beem
George Sager
Beem
John W. Gwynne
Gwynne
W. H. Bickley
Waterloo Garden Club
Town Federation of Women's Clubs
Towa
la Porte City
Tourists’ Club
Frank Shireman
W. P. Rose
Jessie Alcock
Eleanor Alcock
Bertie ¢. Walker
Plorence Harris
Viva Bloomhower
J. G. Trimble
Miss Waterbnck
Fay Kingsbury
Pleb
Chaniel FE
Y. W
Alt Siidt-Lancias
White
F. Butler
Church News
T. C
Eldora Training School
Lumberman
the. Buchanan
Y” B . Chavesneen
James “Leavitt Lambert
Thomas Casaden
Fourth Street
David’ Stevenson
Cedar Heights
Phoenix
vAriz
Nellie Corlis
B. B. Stiles
People's Hospital,’ Independence
W. A. Hendry
Izaak Walton League
Ackley
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
Benson
West Coast Battlefleet
Ruth Herfurtu
Schemk
Jude Advocade
Lowa
Amerikan Lagten
Smith, Lichty & Hillman CO
Paris
Bridge St
the Sweeney Company
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