Will Go to Greene Church for '26 Meeting
ElNems and Soctebh W H M S plan to hold the 1926 convention at Greene Church as delegates, visitors, and Cedar Falls participants attended a two day session of the Woman's Home Missionary Society in Waterloo district. Mrs. E B Culiver of Sioux City spoke after the pageant Every Foreign Women while Miss Marion Townsend accompanied the quartet with piano. A gold emblem was presented to Miss Ella Jacobs, mother of the Grace church secrecy, by Mrs William Watera. Officers were installed and speeches given by Mrs Bulen Des Moines and others. Friday Afternoon New Century club Mrs Arthur Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene
Cedar Falls
Dolliver
Hawaii
N. A. Altland
St. Pat's
B._ Prescott
Fredericksburg
Marian Spencer
Cedar Falla
New Mexico
S. Vi. Williams
Florenda Lowe
F. Nagle
Misa Lottia Lewis
Past Officers Will Exemplify Work for Eastern Star
Waterloo chapter plans a past officers night at the Masonic Temple on May 28 with honorary guests and initiatory work to be demonstrated. Cadara Falls chapter will visit April 29 as announced by Mary Dixon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattoos
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Cadar Falls
Foveal
Misa Mary
Ethel Dixon
Birs
John Geortson
Harry’ ‘Dahl
Gharios ‘Campbell
Ide -3Ic- Cord
Bmre
Edith Shirrey
Nora Bishop
Ultmbere Wera
Luelie Worrell
Woman's Club Polls Open Friday in Waterloo
The Waterloo Woman's Club will open for voting Friday from 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. at the club house. Officers to be chosen include president and vice president, recording and corresponding secretaries, treasurer, auditor, registrar, and historian. The annual business meeting at 2:30 will ballot three constitutional amendments raising initiation fees, dues, and inactive member fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
R. A. Folk
Tce
Birthday Dinner for March and April Corps Members
The Women’s Relief Corps hosted a Memorial Hall dinner honoring members with March and April anniversaries. Pastor Hey. 8.V. Williams and Mrs. Ida Alderman spoke as readings and a solo were performed. Committees organized tables with roses and carnations. four birthday cakes were prepared by multiple hosts. Out of town guests included Mrs. Mable Hurst of Rockford and Mrs. Nora McGas of Oalwain. A chaplain election will occur at the next hall meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
V. Williams
St. ‘Pauls ‘Methodist Church
Ida Alderman
Rose Sarpenter
Anna Shannon
Georges Lucht
Pauline MccElroy
Ellen Foster
Nell Dayla
Ida Nichols
Emma Moore
Sarah Hood
Charities Sherwood
R.D. Cornwell
M. A. Heinen
Bila McKinley
Martha Webb
Church notices and gatherings across city churches
Mrs H Tabor of New York speaks at St Mark's parlor supper then visits Christ Episcopal for a lunch 1:30 and talk 2:30 tomorrow. St Mark's women and Christ Church groups host luncheon guests. Pageant participants from Christ Episcopal School dine with Fred Brown hosting. Altrusian and First Methodist group meetings planned with picnic and social hours. Public chicken supper at First Brethren set for next Wednesday. Northminster hosts reception for new members Friday. Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Guild hosts two guests. Burton Avenue Baptist mission study discusses American Indian led by Mrs Stull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Tabor
Church Missions House
New York City
St. Mark's Church
Christ Church
Picgie
Christ Dpiscopal Sunday School
Fred Brown
Brown
Winifred Elcomb
David Ramaga
Grace Hawks
First Brethren Church
J. S. Peck
J. B. Meyers
C. Miller
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Charles Stull
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Club Notes Highlight Bridge Wins And Upcoming Entertainments
Mrs W A McMurray won favors in play as Cedar Heights Bridge club met at Mrs Clarence R Thrower s home. Triple Four members played 500 with honors to Mrs Harry Karl and Mrs Gien Forney at Mrs R V Bassarear s. Mrs A A Stewart assisted. In two weeks Mrs Forney hosts with Mrs Dee Regal. Davdle FiveGuests included Mrs George Gran and Mrs John Cratsley in 600 honors. Hostess Luncheon assisted by Mrs Reval Mrs George Highley and Mrs Ver vert Gilles. Mrs Gran to enter a train in two weeks.
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W. A. McMurray
Clarence R. Thrower
Cedar Heights
Triple Four
R. V. Bassarear
Harry Karl
Gien Forney
A. A. Stewart
Forney
Dee Regal
George Clark
Abe Benton
Davdle Five Club
Roy ’Gitley
George Gran
John Cratsley
Reval
George Highley
Ver‘vert Gilles
Gran
Announcements for Pace Mart Reach Noctety Citur
Notices urge readers to submit programs by 8 to 9 30 a m and report to the Kent office in typed or legible handwriting. Identifications must include full names and, for married women, husband or maiden name. the paper is the voice of thousands beyond club members.
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Murat
Cast Selected for East High Seniors Play May 29
East High announces the senior class play The Man of the Hour to be staged in the high school auditorium Friday evening May 29 Miss Ruth Hiller dramatics instructor reports Cleo Cowell is leading male in Bennet and Gladys Yungmann stars as Dallas Wainwright The four act George Broadhurst drama centers on a mayoral candidate facing political pressures Rehearsals begin under Miss Hiller with a 16 player cast including 13 men and 3 women
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East High
Ruth Hiller
Cleo. Cowell
Bennett
Gladys Yungmann
Dallas Wainwright
George Broadhurst
Dallas
Wainwright
Miss Hiller
Alwyn Bennett
Cleo Cowell
Charles Wainwright
Armmold Diefenbach
Scott Gibbs
George Marker
Richard Hort
Robert Sse
James Phelaney Mazavetsky
Hubert Patterson
Aueln Marlow
Malvern Walker
Judge Bowmen
Enry ‘Thompson
William Tagram
Max Mendels
Richard P. Roberts
Charles Hostetler
Henry Willams
Robert Jenkins
Arthur Payne
Clair Stover Bilis
Edwin Green Dallas Wainwright
Gladys Yungham
Cynthia Garrison
Margaret Stotts
Mrs. Bennett
Arlene Murphy
Orange Township to Hold Community Meeting May 12
Orange Township announces a community meeting for the evening of May 12 at the schoolhouse. The women's section topic is Dressing Up the Old House. The notice comes from Orange Township officials in an April 22 special item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Twp
Orange Township
City in Brief: Local Notes and Short Updates
A mix of civil suits, hospital news, and community notices from Waterloo. Notable items include a divorce suit by Nellie Sanders against James B. Sanders, hospital updates on Mrs. Charles Kaler and Dr. J. P. Van Horn, permit filings for two residences, a trap shoot event in Sumner, and a collision-related damages suit by Roy Mentzer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kaler
St. Francis Hospital
Nellie Sanders
James B. Sanders
Kirksville
W. W. Bear
Robert
Edwin
Tom Moore
Des Moines
W.J. Atkinson
Iowa City
J. P. van Horn
Upper Iowa University
Barla. Roan
Charles Wasson
C. W. Davey
Broadway
Pauline Bassarear
Seventh Street
Nick Webber
L. W. Witty
GC. J. Nauman
H. P. Shepherd
H. C. Chapman
Sumner Gun Club
Byrnes Park
Paul Jensen
Record April Heat Reaches New City Milestone
Yesterday's high of 95 degrees set a new April record surpassing the 1916 figure. April temperatures tracked back to 1895 show long history of heat while a cooler spell with thundershowers is forecast for tonight and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Weather Bureau
Mercury
Lona
Frlay
Cedar Falls News and Local Business Notes
Cedar Falls April 23 Construc tion of devices for the Iowa division will provide local employment for several months to the 14 employes of the signal department of the Illinois Central railway who arrived here today. Retailers Ass'n Organizes Work. Cedar Falls retailers form an association with 30 members meeting after dinner. George H Mitze elected president and R i Miller secretary treasurer. District committees plan a June Cedar Valley stairgrounds ceremony. Civil action docketed Arthur Wood Dike vs Frank Lewis Cedar Falls over meal payments at 20 or 35 cents per meal. Various local moves include property purchases and farm stock shipments. Vladimir Augusta
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Cedar Falls
Iowa Division
Signal Department
Ilinois Central Railway
Cedar Reus Retailers Association
George H. Mitze
R. i H. Miller
W.faylor
George Boysen
R. W. Johnson
Ray F. Murray
Arthur Wood
Dike
Frank Lewis
Lewis
Spike
Wood
Rev. H. Jorgensen
Newell
Robert Tensen
Reno R. Recto
Herbert Everett
Andrew Refshaugettalian
Frank Shoeweet
Pneumoania
Andrew Winther
Osage
Wint
P.M. Jensen
Jamil Sewell
Cedar F
Ty Pfr
Axel Tanee
Fany Tidsin
New York City
Copenhagen
Europe
Mass Meeting Supports Drake Extension Plan
Des Moines April 23 mass meeting at Drake University backs the six year expansion program. As a preliminary step the cornerstone of the old University church will be removed this afternoon and its contents examined.
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Hes Moines
Mass
Friends At
Drake
Onicht
Old University
Daily Crossword Puzzle Puzzle Text Roundup
Horizontal and vertical clues mix in a crowded page fragment. The readable clues mention fine speaker, hurried, topographical features, a plant product, and many crossword terms. A yesterday’s puzzle answer is noted at the end.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Solution Guide
Puzzle notes explain solving method and letter placement. Clues list across and down words with Word 1 given in the drawing and references to Word 4 Word 6 and related terms such as billiards cue weight and bird that lies in a clock. Down clues include a bird that tells time a western state and a vessel for boiling water.
One Act Play Re presented at East High by Society
A poetic one act titled The Maker of Dreams will be presented to the Erodelphian Literary Society at East High on Monday afternoon by Ariens Murphy as Pieret Gladys Yung Mann as Pierette and Warold Thompson as The Maker of Dreams. The production will feature full costumes in checked black and white. The Maker of Dreams will be shown before the student body on Friday May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erodelphian Literary Society of
East High
Ariens Murphy
Pieret
Gladys Yung- Mann
Pierette
Warold Thompson
Holy 1St High
Frida
Earl Kimball Chosen Elder Commissioner to Presbyterian Assembly
Earl H. Kimball, at the Waterloo Presbytery spring meeting in Maxwell, was elected elder commissioner to the general assembly in Columbus, Ohio, on May 21. Rev. W. E. Fisher D D Ackley served as ministerial commissioner. About 25 ministers and elders attended, with Waterloo representation from Rev. M. G. Court, F. E. Newkirk, and Earl H. Kimball representing Westminster and First churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl H. Kimball
Waterloo
Presbyterian
Maxwell
General Assembly
Collabus
W. EB. Fisher
D. D. Ackley
M. G. Court
Northminster
F. E. Newkirk
Egates
Westminster
First
Oats Show Strong Growth in Iowa Division Crop Report
Ideal weather last week in the Iowa division of Wilneis Central railroad territory supported farm work. Warm conditions and rains benefited small grain gardens and pastures. Oats are coming up well about 10 days ahead of last year, with many farmers noting unusually fine oats. Ground preparation for corn planting is underway and may start within a week if weather holds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Division
Wilneis Central Railroad
Raymond Play Repeats This Sunday Evening
Raymond Iowa April 23 a home talent play When Slickers Meet drew a full house and a second performance is planned for Sunday evening at 4 15 p m in the community hall with tickets at 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Iwo Girls Lost At Night Near Cedar Falls
Four patrolmen aided two frightened girls returning from Cedar Falls who became lost and called police for help finding their homes. Officers located them near Graea M. E. late at night amid missing street signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Qnon
Graea M. E
Girls Assistance After Night Bus Confusion Near Webster Brrest
After alighting from bus 4 at 1 a.m. two girls became disoriented about their location. A patrolman summoned a police car and the girls were taken home for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Brrest
Tekenome
Scottish Rite Masons Gather for Cedar Rapids Reunion
About 300 Town Masons attend the spring reunion of Iowa history No. 2 in Cedar Rapids this week. The Waterloo Scottish Rite club degree team and other members exemplify the twenty ninth degree at today's session after the event opened Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottish Rite Masons
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Scottish Rite Club
Iowa Copsistory No. 2
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Greene Church
New Century Club
Arthur Olson
Eastern Star
Woman’s Club
Jeanette Jaeger
du Uque
A. Z. Jaeger
William Whelan
Duque
Oc. W. Abbs
Lamponsers
G. A. Lasser
America
Ewing Rankin
Marshalltown
Adelaide
Birs. .D. McDowell
Rankin
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Cedar Review
W. B
Ie Hall West
Lens Fencer
Charles Fivash
Lucy Brown
Rowena Kesebro
Jara Lantz
Evelyn McKenzie
Edith Johnson
Tiniersalist Church
Lara Barion Guild
Fins
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Church News
First Methodist Church
J. H. Wambeam
Hugh McGranahan
J. E. Johnson
C. Besh
B. B. Kreger
Northminster Presbyterian Church
West Union
Tourist Service Federation of Iowa
Royal H. Holbrook
Buchanen’s
Nellie Mooney
Dubuque
James Cronin
First Street
Roy J. Mentzer
Joseph Katzoff
Mentzer
Hoe
Esther Brown Moran
California
Paris
France
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights. Mrs. Moran Received A Year's Instruction Under Marquis Trabebelto
Mary Garden
Caruso
Mary Jane Moran
Freda F. Crapper
Orlando
Fla
H. B. Cropper
Arch Woodford
State Reporter
J. J. Girton
First Baptist Church
Cedar Falls News
Iowa
Cedar Valley Stairgrounds
Tris
PRAKE
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Printer's
Norrow
Uneaact
Moukakis
Detroit
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Ubliig
TIRID
Earl Kimball
Presbyterian Assembly
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