Society to honor Mrs Webster at Thursday tea
Mrs F C Webster will be guest of honor at a Thursday afternoon tea with Mrs Dean Rowley and Mrs J T Sullivan as chair. The event includes numerous hostesses and drawing room appointments as the May committee prepares plans at a recent meeting in Waterloo. Local society notes include committee assignments and forthcoming entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Webster
Frederick (. Webster
Sy Partes
Margery Bown
Los Angeles
Marci Fo
J.T. Sullivan
Ehilhouse
Bitery
Kennington A. Bown
Acea
Sullivan
Woran
Webster
Woow. Marsh
Avi
Mathes Stearns
Henry Wedding
Mons Johnsen
Agnes Thompson Mirae
Full Sampson
Ho Punlavey
J Foewen Woop
Dleutferd
Woo. Schell
George Milier
Os. A. Hotta
AL Progen Miter
Motlain
Lore Keeeity
Mines
J. Bo Tones
Fo A Hbenadferut Paak
Iebenstain Vues
Pharr AL Gown
Netpen
Woodi
Sehertz
Lewis Cullins
Martinan
Former Missionary in Java to Speak at W F M S Tea
Mrs Mabel Resor Crynes a former missionary to Java will be guest speaker at the St Paul’s M W F M S Tea Wednesday afternoon at the church. She will illustrate the talk with Java curios and costumes. The event precedes the Sunday missionary address by Mrs Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Resor Crynes
Jesap. Ta
Java
St. Paul's M. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Le Mars Woman to Welcome Iowans as G F W C Hostess
Le Mars woman Mrs Joseph F Sartori chairs California local biennial board and is a native Iowan. She helped establish the Los Angeles Turn- table court and serves as UC Regent. Waterloo delegates and Iowa clubs prepare for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial in Los Angeles, with studies and a June banquet planned.
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Iowa
General Federation of “Women
Los Angeles
jJune
Calfornia Federation
Joseph F. Sartori
California
Jia Mars
Pacific Coast
Joseph F. Sartiori
Sartori Hospital
Cedar Falls
Third Women’s Club
United States
Probvaeum
Indianapolis
Athaeaeum
Milwaukee
Waterloo
C. M. Young
W. N. Birdsall
J. E. O'Keefe
F. M Shores
Walnut Street Baptist social events and church notices
Walnut Street Baptist announces April division activities including a social afternoon with Mrs. Clara Bennington and a spring banquet in Bishop's cafeteria with Mrs. C. E. Beck presiding for the last time. May breakfast at First Baptist Women’s society in the new building follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist
Clara Bennington
Bishop's
C. E. Beck
Cedar Rapids
First Baptist Women's Society
Pioneer Church
Wefan
Women's Federation Protests Library Millage Cut
Waterloo women’s federation protests city council’s library millage reduction from four and a half to four mills. Delegates G W Wood L G Hemeworth and Hua Oilry were named to present the complaint, with Mrs BE AL Boxes leading the publicity committee. The group plans a nonpartisan campaign to mobilize voting in the spring primaries and supports several legislative measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Federation of Women’s Organizations
Mies
G. W. Wood
L. G. Hemeworth
Hua Oilry
Federation
BE AL Boxes
Playgrounds Commission
T Hansier
Waterloo
Wabin's Club
Thas
Black Hawk County
Welshum
Johanson
Irs
George B. Worthen
Commonwealth Congress At
University of Itown
Side Talks: Mother’s indifferent yes harms teenage trust
A mother frets over dinner chores while daughter Mary asks to gather pussy willows. The narrator argues that passive consent or “I don’t care” undermines a child’s confidence and safety, urging gracious, engaged support for teens’ simple pleasures.
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Mary
Mother
Sid
Culler to Discuss Plans for Stocking Streams With Fish
Culler district supervisor of the U S bureau of fisheries will visit Waterloo to address an open meeting of the Izaak Walton League at 7 20 a m at Greater Waterloo association He is a renowned woods and waters expert and will discuss stocking Black Tank Creek with trout and other game fish if plans proceed.
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C. i Culler
U.S. Bureau of Fisheries
Washington, D. C
Waterloo
Ivaak Walton League
Greater Waterloo Association
Cutler
ALC
Willfort
Black Tank Creek
Cedar River aims to restore ample historic fish supply
Officials vow to supply fish through government channels and not state fisheries. Cedar River will be protected from overlook as a major effort mounts to revive the abundant fish populations once common in pioneer days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cullertrom
Cedar River
Fire damages rear smokeroom at Wittick market
Fire discovered by patrolman Frank Denni last night damaged a smokeroom in the rear of A. J. Wittick market at 307 Fourth Street West to the extent of 50 dollars. Overheated oven caused the blaze. Insure with Mromron Insurance Agency. London has more than 19 000 registered clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Denni
A. J. Wittick Market
Fourth Street West
London
May Breakfast Meeting Planned by First Evangelial Truth Seekers
A Sunday Morning breakfast at Gates Park was planned by the First Evangelial Truth Seekers Kiss during a meeting with Miss Dorothy Jacobs. Fifteen members attended and Miss Esther Fochy won a prize. The hostess served cake and coffee. Ladies Social Union plans a parish event Wednesday afternoon with hostesses Miss Elmer Apfel, Clarence Bivkry, and Minnie Danton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Park
Dorothy Jacobs
Neam Bers
Esther Fochy
Ser ‘Od
Cotter
Ladies’ Social Union
Parish Neuse
Mies
Elmer Apfel
Clarence Bivkry
Minnie Danton
Club Notes Show Variety at East High Auditorium
East High Friendship Club and YW C AL entertained students with a program including piano and violin selections, vocal solos and a three-member vocal trio. Performers named include Erhe Montgomery Lenora Vaughn Bluebell Fink Edith Wyant Thyra Buck Marjorie Banton Charlotte Altstadt Dorothy Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High Friendship Club
Erhe Montgomery
Lenora Vaughn
Teading
Bluebell Fink
Edith Wyant
Thyra Buck
Marjorie Banton
Charlotte Altstadt
Dorothy Johnson
Dog License Delinquency Notice Warns of Publication Penalties
Waterloo county auditor Beher and Attorney General advise dog owners to pay delinquent licenses to avoid publication costs and a $1 penalty. Publication set for May 13 with grace until May 18, 6 pm. Fees include about 63 cents per dog and penalties, with unlicensed dogs totaling around 50. Most delinquent owners reside in Waterloo, others countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esher
Beher
Waterloo
Small Boy Struck by Freight Not Seriously Injured
Richard Fourtner, 24, of Campbell avenue near Byrnes Park, was bruised when a Great Western freight train struck him about three miles from the yard. Trainmen pulled him from the rack and he was taken home, reported to be resting comfortably with no serious effects beyond shock. The incident occurred as the freight approached Hudson after wandering onto the tracks with his dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Fourtner
F. I. Fourtner
Campbell Avenue
Byrnes Park
Great Western
Hudson
Richard
Four Permits Issued For Residences And Factory Addition
Building permits issued yesterday and today include four residences and a factory addition. Silvera Manufacturing at 710 Linden Ave gets an addition for a shop at about 1,600 dollars. N. Cowin at 1203 Independence Ave adds a brick home costing 7,990. Leon Link at 808 Michigan Ave builds a brick home for 5,000. N. B. Meves plans two houses at 813 and 819 Pair View costing 3,600 each. Four small private garage permits were also issued by Commissioner Wasson.
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Itt Silvera Manufacturing Company
Linden Avenue
Iit
R. N. Cowin
Independence
Leon A. Link
Michigan
N. B. Meves
View
Com
Wasson
Funeral of Miss Peck at Waverly Monday
The funeral for Miss Peck was held Monday in Waverly with Rev. A Te Rfork officiating. W. Is Lassbrook, a former Waverly resident, was brought from Northfield Minnesota for burial in Harlington cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Peck
Waverly
Local church meeting set for Wednesday April thirtieth
The Methodist Episcopal church plans a meeting with Mra WL Pierce on Wednesday April 30. A large turnout was noted at the track meet in Janesville last Saturday and at the Cedar Valley meet in Waterloo. Mrs Walter Veron and daughter Shirley Mae visited Mr and Mrs Charles Hennings in Waterloo last Thursday. Mrs E Is Hamblin visited Albert on Saturday due to her aunt’s illness. Several locals attended Mrs Gross’s funeral including K Baskits Pred Knott called for federal jury duty in Dubuque. Veronica Rohde resigned from Farmers case. Miss Waterman of Tripol succeeded her. Mr P A Anderson and Leo drove to Cedar Falls for medical treatment.
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Mer
Mer Woodring
A. Te
W. Is Lassbrook
Waverly
Northfield
Minn
Waverly Furniture Company
J. T. Clinton
Urial
Harlington Cemetery
Fred Koch
Dhiryany
Creighton
iNeb
jUy
Agnes Fallon
St Omahs
Freck
Janesville
Cader Valley Trace
Walter Veron
Shirley Mae
Waterloo
Charles Hennings
E. Is Hamblin
Albert
T. ©. Hullman
3. S. van Saun
du du
Leo
Mon
Cedar Falls
Mr. Anderson
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Mera
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Ehar Lente Monterteon
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Leonard Wise
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Yi- Ha Solo
Lynn Fivash
Charles Fivash
Wilde
Fred Adams
Gus Thode
Viccite Wilde
Sylvia Natton
Hach Guest
Miss Wilde
Vala Varty
P. Willis Jenks
Jean Rosen
Ruth Bubr
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Miss Rose
Peoria
Fastern Star
Masonic Hall
A. G. Fry
Ashkosh, Wis
W. F. M.S. Tea
Natural Music Club
Ning Ricketts
Black’s Tearoom
R. G. Taylor
Chairagan
Mises Evelyn Wiegand
Lilian Soh Rer
H. T. Wagner
O. F. Nagle
Carris Jacobs-Bond
Elizabeth Kenney
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Pash Budora Carey
C. J. Nes
Harold Smith
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Women’s Federation
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Mia
Fr. Miller
W. W. White
Women's Home
Foreign Missionary Societies
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Chile
Sunnyside Country Club
Cheney
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Harold Renlay
Praibstarian Hospital
Westminster Ehurch
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Memorial Hall
W. A. Burton
River Flats
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Mopar
Culler
Wiley Safe
Mromron
Surance Agency
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Gran Reo
San Share
Fowler Coffee
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Albert Hall
Land
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mra
WL Pierce
Marquette
Lake Michigan
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Marquette University
Jane
Piers Wustte
Marquette Universitr
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Percales
Cretonnes
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