Japanese Dinner Party Hosts Waterloo Club Members
Mrs W W Brooksus and the April hostess committee arranged a Japanese dinner for 290 members of the Waterloo Business and Professions Women’s Club. Cherry blossoms and enamel wall hangings framed the event with a program on Japan in spring. The by laws change proposal was approved, a nominating committee named, and Miss Mayme Egan announced as Welfare League adviser. Miss Vera Rigdon to receive Near East Relief contributions.
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WW. Js. Brooksus
Witerloo Business and Professionsal Woman's Club
Japan
Fanny Hemenway
AL Fe
Iss
Ed Behrens
Anna Meader
Mayme Egan
Elfeh
Social Welfare League Advisory Board
Vera Esta Rigdon
Near East Relief
Des Moines
Tha
Luella
Laurene Rose
Whittier
Mildred Gleason
Helen Axtell
Fine Arts Dept Elects Leader and Program Plans
The Fine Arts Department of the Woman's Club elected its leader and outlined next year’s program. Members discussed drama development, community theatre concepts, and the aims of fostering personality and cultural interest through dramatics, with several performances and recitals planned.
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Fine Arts
Woman’s Club
Farewell Party for Evangelical Ministers Held at Church
A church parlors gathering honored Rev. and Mrs. Clinton F. Smith and Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Bock with more than 100 attendees. C. F. Altstadt hosted the event featuring piano solos, vocal selections, readings, and a French horn golf. Sirens of gratitude were exchanged and plans noted for upcoming moves, including Smith to Allen Memorial Hospital and Back to Van Horn. Dinner bridge followed at Black's tearoom with several hosts, then gatherings at Miss Downing’s home. The American Legion Auxiliary will stage a card party and Kensington tomorrow in Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton F. Smith
L. W. Bock
Firat ‘King
C. F. Altstadt
Charles Seymore
L. H. Henningsen
Dasmar Henningsen
June Wahl
Ariene ,Raeker
Lucie Schmidt
Leah Eickelbery
Yo¢Al Golo
Avhich
Back
van Horn
Smith
Allen Memorial: Hospital
Black
Mmes
Walter Dotson
Grayton *Bronson
Worth Hillman
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Bible Class Honors New Members Tonight At Brethren Church
Members of the Utopian bible class of the Church of the Brethren host a 7 oclock gathering in the recreation room of the WW, CLA to honor 45 new members enrolled since January 1. Two teams Fords and Cadillacs compete in an Endurance Test program after a supper and brief program featuring Cleve J. Miller, Rev. A. P. Blough, and others.
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Church of the Brethren
CLA
Cliss
Fords
Cadillacs
Cleve J. Miller
Blough
Jer Yora Tsele
Lena Summy
Jessie A. Jones To Be Auxiliary Guest Thursday
Miss Jessie A. Jones of Iowa Falls, state president of the Women’s auxiliary of the Episcopal church, will be guest of honor at a picnic supper uniting St. Mark’s and Christ churches of Waterloo with St. Luke’s of Cedar Falls tomorrow evening. The supper in St. Mark’s parish house. Attendees supply their own dishes and sandwiches plus one covered dish. Jones will report on the triennial convention in New Orleans last fall. Organizers include Mrs. B. S. Mage of Christ church and Mrs. W. Northey of St. Mark’s, with Mrs. H. W. Flint and a general committee. Expected attendance about 100 women. Pinny Repelmon’s “The End of the Lane” to be performed by First Baptist players at Waterloo and Dunkerton Friday evening under the First Baptist church auspices.
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Jessie A. Jones
Iowa Falls
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's and
Christ Churches
New Orleans
B. S
Mage
Christ Church
St. Mark's Church
If. Ww. Flint
St. Margaret's Guild
First Baptist Players
Waterloo
Dunkerton
First Baptist Church
Notice for notices and timely submissions to safety editor
Announcement requests timely notices to reach the safety editor by 5 0 a m. on publication day via telephone before the page lock. Post publication deadlines may shift to 2 0 p m. Cooperation from individuals and organizations is urged to meet the second hour.
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Cab Om Ghurel
Snefety
Fesk
Maior
Beauty Chatting Scientific Massage Myths and Aids
A discussion debunks nonsensical views on massage for skin care. It covers perceived benefits such as relaxed skin, reduced wrinkles, and improved texture, noting that massage can help with circulation and with certain creams, while stressing practical guidance on technique and cautions about overstatements.
Surprise Party for Conrad Faust Celebrates 70th Birthday
Sixty friends and relatives gathered at Willard hall on L207 Second Street West to honor Conrad Faust on his 70th birthday. A large cake was served by Mrs. George Faust and others as the party closed with informal visits and dancing.
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Compton
Forest Avenue
Conrad Faust
Second Street West
Wissons
Henry
George
Harry
O V. Reinhart
Carson Burton
Charles Faust
Anna Hassler
Alississippi
Faust
Club Notes and Social Events at Local Gatherings
Mrs. Samuel Shifiam hosted a Bits club afternoon at Lavelock Linghean with members of Wapny Hoar Naewllework felub. Guests included Mrs. Shifiam’s daughter and several Cedar Falle ties as the club voted to continue WWs contribution to the WOW. Nellie Davis hosted the Silver Circle dinner with eleven attendees, as Mildred Phinney and Mrs. J. By of Chicago were guests. The Vables displayed nasturtiums, and Will entertain from Californian. The Circle will meet tomorrow. cemetery committee has postponed its meeting for two weeks. Will meet at Mrs. Walter Schultz’s home. The OO Woman’s club plans a meeting at Mrs. Dick Ye Heest’s tomorrow afternoon. Tomorrow’s activities include a gathering at Mrs. John Wayrell’s home.
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Samuel Shifiam
Lavelock Linghean
Bits Club
Wapny Hoar Naewllework Felub
Mera
Nellie Davis
Dineheon
M Mildred Phinney
J. By
Chicago
Janes
Lang
T Tr Will Mert
Walter Schultz
Merrian Ross Engagement Fete In Castle Hill
A theatre supper and shower honor Miss Merrian Ross as engagement to Edward Northey is announced. Mrs. I Pedicoord and daughter Virginia entertain tomorrow with a health party and buffet supper at the Pedicord residence in Castle Hill. Guests include Misses Mills Ioss Selbert Bedteard Pedikcard Harbara Pedikcard Mayjorie Bunyan Tuell Rose Northey Baten Kauffer Clark. Wyomeoviay Mrs Brown Mrs Alex Multeh hosted farewell for Mrs A F Brown. bridge favors noted. Attendees listed. history weeks talk given at Elks Club. Future hostesses named for two weeks. Marriegees Florence Keng Roblin and Hubert La Pole wed in Waterloo. St Marys Sewing Circle meets tomorrow afternoon. committee listed. Woman's Relief Corps Mrs W W McAllister speaks on Iowa history Friday.
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Merrian Ross
Edward Northey
Mines
Predene Mills Ioss
Petar Selbert
Bedteard
Llarriette Harbara Pedikcard
Mayjorie
Alice Bunyan
Tuell Rose
Ma Northey
Margaret Baten
Grace Kauffer
Millicent Clark
Fikles
Ben Hesser
Iowa
Elks Elib
A. L. Lommel
Fred Adams
H. E. Boehmler
A. J. Busby
You Know I Know Shake play set for Cedar Falls pupils
Cedar Falls high school pupils will present a one act play titled You Know I Know Shake at an all day Cedar Heights Ladies Aid meeting. The event occurs tomorrow at Mrs F P Jungkung's home with 42 Fidelis Amji di Sunday School members in attendance for their annual banquet led by teacher W C Kirkpatrick and toastmaster Roy Mathews. Musician Lester Morgan piano, Bessie Crosby violin, and Himey Mull vocals performed.
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Cedar Falls High School
Cedar Heights
Fidelis Amjidi
First M. E. Church
Carl Kirkpatrick
Yoyd Mathews
Helyn Miller
J. Arthur Young
Kirkpatrick
Lester Morgan
Bessie Crosby
Himey Mull
Ethel Brinkman
City in Brief: Local Funeral Notes and Bankrupt Petition
A. H. Petersen of Petersen iBros. returns from a Chicago business trip. Miss Minnie and Mattie Allen host former Independence residents tonight. A. C. Graham convalesces after an operation at Allen Material hospital. Swisher recovers from an operation at Presbyterian hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Parker attend the funeral of Civil War veteran A. L. Strain in Manchester. Oshun Motor Co. faces involuntary bankruptcy in federal court with $6,837 claims. Cornelia Teasdale buys the K. and J cafe, renaming it Puritan cafe. The Bartos family returns from Florida. quarantine placed on Robert Aldrich at 512 Main Street, Foster Way, for German measles.
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A. H. Petersen
Petersen, iBros
Chicago
Minnie
Mattie Allen
Independence
A. C. Graham
Center Street
Allen Material Hospital
FB. Swisher
Presbytterian Hospital
Parker
Oshun Motor Company
Waterloo
Certar Rapids
Federal District Court
J. E. Jordan
Northeast Towa
Cornelia Teasdale
K. & J Cafe
Campes U Street
Gladya Saratis
Nick Prevas
Hoskession
Puritan Cafe
J. A. Marto
Tittle Crunehter
Main
Sestlet Thelma Walloway
Columbia Street
Foster- Way
Ge Ry, Thompsen
Sleus
Independence to have ball games and track events
An April meeting laid plans for a second manual inter church baseball league in Independence with six churches this year and a city championship. Ten games per team over two seasons, silver trophy from Winchester Shumons Co. OBRs include First Methodist Ellen, St. James, St. Athanasius. district meet May 26 at Independence with Cedar Rapids schools expected to send delegations. The Democratic county convention is set for April 2 with many candidates and a lively fight anticipated.
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Tanmanuel Dulherus Elie
Stork Wirst Biorhet
Methodist
Stelias Thelle
Che Asianers
Sig
Winchester- Shunoms
Thrushed Deaser
Atects
Waverly
Cedar Rapids
New Western Union
Ethel Garside
Dty
Westar Luton Telemph Company
Jeff
Vidi
Tt Compass
Grady Callay
W C A Party Promises Novel Friday Entertainment
The health education committee of the W C A plans the final party in a Young Women series. Activities begin in the living room before moving to the gym for an auto parade with kiddie cars and simulated mishaps. Reservations encouraged by Thursday night. Also, Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary holds an all day Kensington event at Mrs May Tunis home. A man sustains a crushed ear when gear mishap pins him to a pole. he is treated at home.
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Pataut
Will A. Lane
Srawn
Sons of Union Y Veterans
V Auxiliary
Kennsington
May Tunis
Claft Simonsen
Porte City residents news and social notes mix with local plans
Mis at Fl Clark grows steadily weaker in Porte City as Mrs J Mt Meetor of Great Falls visits. Waterloo reports a lively week with visitors Judd Yaga and others, while local clubs host suppers to aid Kansans. Mrs Sam Trallee and Miss Rodman recover from operations. dance pavilion planned on Lake Shore with Walter Daggett coordinating.
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Clark
la Porte Cit
J. Mt
Sam Trallee
Truth Rodman
Greene
M Noweapital
Charles’ City
Manus
Miss Rodman
Aminetstinray
Accett
Los Angeles
Cal
Conay Merle
Walter Daggett
Nfe
Naile
New Hampton Bus Line Expands to Cresco Route
Northeastern Iowa Transit extends service from New Hampton to Cresco announced by manager Paul Otto. The existing northern terminal remains New Hampton while West Union service ends. One daily trip will operate from Waterloo at 8 AM on weekdays and 6 PM Sundays.
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Iowa Transit Company
Paul Otto
New Hampton
West Union
Waterloo
Bom
Western Canadians Bask In Summer Heat Wave
Western Canada swelters as a midspring heat wave pushes temperatures to record highs across the prairies. Saskatchewan and Alberta report unusually warm conditions, accelerating farm work and boosting productivity.
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Winnipeg
Western Canada
Prairies
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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