Waterlooo Women Honor Dr Reinhardt at Luncheon
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women hosted a luncheon honoring Dr Aurelia Reinhardt national president. Forty tables decorated under club colors featured remarks on the association program and its role in education. Mrs Walter Gust chaired. Dr Reinhardt and Mrs Volland of Iowa City were guests of honor at a Cedar Falls dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Aure
Volhand
Towa City
Reinhardt
Mills College
California
Oul Linty
Drxving
Washington, D.C
Ayow
Anmidrican Association
University
Uut
Fred J. Miller
Reimhardt
Volland
Cedar Falls
Waterlon Asociation
Visitors Share Honors at Many Social Affairs
Out of town guests are honored at social events as Mrs Bennett Claps of St Louis visits with son Champ. A large list of guests from Chicago St Louis and other cities attends informal suppers and luncheons in homes of Mrs Burk Mrs Mayne and others. The gatherings honor Miss Gertrude Klein and Mrs Klein’s visitors with advocates, friends and relatives mingling at springtime events.
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Munterens Allenetive Ursilies
Suai
Lurie
Bennett Clapts
St . Louis
Champ
Pamats
Mes
WLW
Marsh
Walter Mayne
Aiso
Su Louis
Abs. C. O. Rade Het
Gertrude Klein
Chicago
Zathoe Burk
Phin Ail
Frank Fowler
Rewben Hath
Frank Collard
Bure Llehey
Robert Lichty
James Chapman
Presss Reirlelon Walker
Charles Knimp
Leo Alexander
Robert, Parratt
Florace Wuliile
Cayhan Jbronson
Wayne Wraymond
Arthur Fowler
Clarence Robertson
Paul Kmey
G.G. Bickley
Migeel Mai Wiesler
Lene Knap
Des Mawler
Posy
Fortnightly Ends Study Program With Party Solidarity Talk
The Fortnightly club concluded its study year with a discussion on The Relation of Party to Government and the Necessity of Party Solidarity led by S. Bi. Teed at Mrs. t. We] Rreptel’s home. Teed warned against ignoring party affiliations, citing England and the U.S. as examples and noting recent events in Iowa. The banquet committee announced May 12 at Black's tea room with Rev J.A. Laurie as speaker. A new officers slate was to be presented at the banquet review meeting hosted by Mrs. Harry Fears.
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Fortssity Citb
Py S. Bi. Teed
England
United States
Tessulis
Towa
Tuchill
Beem
Black's Tearoom
J.A. Laurie
Cedar Heights
B. Reed
Harry Fears
Edward
Dorothy Fergemanne
Jean Pergewin
Laura Garrabrendt
Same Ditton
Fairweather
Marian Dunlavey to be Honored at Tonight's Shower<br>
Miss Marian Dunlavey and Harald Register plan a wedding soon with a private ceremony. Co-hostesses Mrs J I Wheeler and Mrson Kr Trunkes will preside at a miscellaneous shower and bridge in Waterloo. Attendees include Mrs Verne Wilson Mrs W H Heverstock Miss Vidal Rein hoe Marin Case Dorothy Laumey Jean Pridden Helyn Miller and Nolen Moore. The couple will marry at an undisclosed location and return to 17 Alta Vista Avenue after the wedding. Miss Dunlavey, a West High School graduate, attended Iowa State College. Register is the son of Mrs JF A Register and attended the State University at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Dunlavey
Harald Register
J. I. Wheeler
Kr. Trunkes
Misceladeans Shower
Bridge Wart
Dunlavey
Poe
Verne Wilson
W. Hf. Heverstock
Richardson
Vidal Reinhoe
Marin Case
Dorothy Laumey
Jean Pridden
Helyn Miller
Mallowing
East High
M Register
JF. Aa. Register
Siamte University
Lowa Oty
Party Honoring May Bride Bled Will Be Tonight
Miss Merrin, whose marriage to Mudward Northey is set for May 18, is to be honored this evening at a tea supper by Rosy Conservatory students. Mrs. J Meyers and Misses Gen Holman, Margaret Hancock, Bernice Berg, and Lucille Webster organize the event with a music program and a daily breakfast presentation for Miss Ross. Guests will partake in games and winning favors. Marjorie Carey plans to depart for M Ross next Monday at sea. Luena Rose will be honored Thursday and Miss Alice Bunyan Friday.
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Merrin
Mudward Northey
Rosy Conservatory
J. Meyers
Marjorie Carey
M Ross
Luena Rose
Alice Bunyan
Eastern Star District Convention at Osage May 3
The local order of Eastern Star will entertain the district convention at Osage on Monday May 3 with many grand and past grand officers expected. Towns represented include Cresco Charles City Fredericksburg Lime Springs Greene Hampton Nora Springs and Riceville. Jones Mugler New Hampton will conduct a school of instruction at 11 o clock and a dinner will be served at 6 for the grand and past grand officers. Work begins at 7 o'clock and refreshments close the evening program.
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Osage
Order of Eastern Star
Mmanday
Fim Cresco
Charles City
Fredericburg
Lime Springs
Greene
Tices Hampton
Nora Springs
Ricgville
Nes Mugler
New Hampton
Ueers
Efreshments
Surprise party marks silver wedding anniversary
Gilbertville Iowa April 25 a surprise party celebrated the twenty fifth anniversary of Mr and Mrs Joe Weber the couple married on a Saturday about 100 friends attended music cards and dancing were provided Mrs Frank Tester served refreshments assisted by Mime Mary Niekerson Walter Banler Prant Stainel and Oscar Steimel There are ten Weber children and two grandsons Robby Steimel and Ebner Gattter The event was held at their home next planned gathering will be at Mr Scully’s house
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertville
Joe Weber
Frank J Tester
Mary Niekerson
Walter Banler
Prantt Stainel
Oscar Steimel
Beauty tips for nail care and solvents in old manual
A fragmented artifact describes nail care hints including curing with solvents. It warns against overuse of acetone and warns that drying may cause cracking. It emphasizes quality wipes and cautions on pigment transfer during tanning and aging effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jooking
Loveg TN Yoga
Hetare P
W R C Entertains 28 at Semi Annual Birthday Party
Twenty eight members of the Woman's Relief corps attended a home day semi annual birthday party. Guests from Sioux City Cleveland Waterloo joined the event. The luncheon table featured white and yellow decorations and sweetpeas. Principal speaker Cedar Falls WCG member Min Wand gave remarks, with local cashers and a program led by Anya Glas and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Homaeday
Meriyn Hartsell
Della Southerland
Lattice Flick
Fannie Cerda
Ellen Foster
Avis Gilley
Anya Glas
Sidney Smith
BE. E Brown
Mary J. Philpot
Tthe W. CG
Min Wand
Cedar Falls
Cashers
Avanelle Crowther
Lorraine Gibson
Earth Roacman
Gertie Abdul
Pianist Lillian Dresser to Perform at Teachers College
Tonight at Gilchrist Hall Teachers College campus Mrs Ducile Renting Johnson presents piano pupil Lillian Dresser in a recital. Dresser, home on a farm west of town, has stayed with Mrs Johnson three years and will be assisted by contralto Miss Mane Ivy, Pipil of W J Hays at the college. Violin obbligato by Miss Try's first group of songs, with Miss Harrier Sit RT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Boveen
Immetidie
Tthe
Mimres
G. R. Dayron
Pastor's Aid Society
First Prestetevian
Alexander Home
Aliss Alpha Mayfield
Florenay Brown
Russell-Lam- Fon
Waterloo
Women’s Association
First Congregational Church House
Fissue Pa
Uccutt
Lillian Dresser
Lucile Reding Johnson
Teachers College
Gilchrist Hall
Orne
Pravides
Liv. Bisnes
Johnson
Mmies
Witzigman
K. G. Culver
Burr
Stiliman
Evi Jewell
F. L. Snider
Alice Cawig
Charles City
Foreign Manonary Society
Methodist Church
Cedar Falls
Grundy
Grant High Way
Black Hawk
Grundy County
Club Notes from a Pleasant Huncheon at Mrs Rawlsby’s
Mrs A Rawlsby hosted a club gathering at her home with two mothers and children present. The Incheon table featured daffodils narcissi and yellow candies. Guests included Mrs Parmales Davenport Mrs Mareld Rath bun's mother and Mrs June Mrs J Mason Mrs H G Valinka and Mrs Elmer Chamberlain. High score at Sars in the Siienngis went to Mrs es, low to Mrs 3. The club plans another luncheon at Mitek's in two weeks followed by a Progressive party. The season closed with a Tuesday meeting at Wark's teataan and a diner party. Lavender and purple decorations set a festive tone with a CeNkOY pices of Uailips as a feature.
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A. Rawlsby
Parmales
Davenport
Mareld Rathbun
Ron Amicus Cluwer
Blark
Encete
June
J. Mason
G. Valinka
Elmer Chamberlain
Sars
Mra
Mitek's
Marty
Women of Christ Episcopal Church Host Social Hour
The Women’s auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church hosted a social afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mel Rogers. Attendees included Mrs. Grane Seehers and Mrs. Verd Son, who organized a picnic in Heights Park. Several Tea Americans and local parishioners attended a gathering featuring talk and friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Rogsae
Grane Seehers
Talk on Holy Land at Immanuel School
Rev. QC Mrbe of Hoone Louisiana will present an illustrated lecture on the Holy Land at Immanuel Lutheran School auditorium this evening at 7 o clock. The talk is open to the interested public with a small admission fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Land
Immanuel School
Hoone
Tumanuel Lutheran School
O’elock
Mr. Rhe
Miera
Cherry Blossom Time in Washington Described by Hungerford
Adelaide Hungerford describes Washington in cherry blossom time visiting the Lincoln Memorial tidal basin area and Shenandoah Valley drive. She notes late spring, a May 4-5 apple blossom festival in Winchester and daily wreaths at Arlington cemetery for unknown soldiers. A dispatch from Pachuca reports Bishop Manriquez Zarza arrested by order of Pichia City district attorney over a pastoral letter opposing Mexican constitution religious clauses.
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Washington
Adelaide Hungerford
Avenue West
National Capital
Carl Hungerford
Calor
Lincoln Memorial
Wishington
Washingston
Shenandoah Valley
Harper's Ferry
Frederick
Winchester
Arlington Cemetery
Jas Mexigan
Beishof
Mexico City
Pachucn
Manriquez Zars
Hue- Jutta
Pichia City
City in Brief and Local Notices Snapshot
A mixed page item lists local events and movements from Buchanan to Cedar Heights. It notes a bridge view project at Buchanan’s end of 4th Street, a laundry of names moving for business in Minneapolis, a Coleman lunchroom sale, hospital and school updates, and a birth announcement for Joan Eleanor Stanley. It also mentions a raid leading to release, and ongoing visits among Sioux City residents and local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stafford
Fort. Dodge
Ida Stafford
Berth Street
L. ¢. Coleman
Vine Street
Minneapolis
Minn
George Tamithag
Coleman
Atulberry Street
Daily Telegraph Georgia News Clerk Announces Office Hours
A resident news representative from Cedar Filia or Ure Witterlag Jig Couriur and Daily Reporter in Cedar Sails announces office hours. The office at West Forty is open daily with a pay rate of $70 for service, with hours from 10 to 2.
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Georgin
Twaddll
Ews
Cedar Filia
Ure Witterlag
Engineer at Gity Plant on Payroll Third of Century
Cedar Walls April 29 Chris tian C Boysen nears a century service as an employee of Goday Ials and will receive a 140 salary warrant this week. He began as an engineer at the Water and Power plant earning 35 monthly and worked long shifts as labor hours and wages rose. The plant started 33 years ago with two boilers and a pump. lighting came later. Boysen has had no vacations in early years but now takes two weeks annually. He has lived near the plant and answered emergencies promptly.
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Boysen
Married Couples and Community Events Highlight Local Life
Cedar Mills and nearby areas report social news and civic happenings. Miss Claire Corwin wed Paul Jones at East Jiu Ile AMetho dist Episcopal church with Cedar Falls roots, and the couple will settle on the Jones Tara near Ca dav Pals. Dr Aurelia Reinhardt, Mills College president, spoke at a banquet in Bartlett hall with about 100 attendees. Rev Oscar Lowry of Moody Institute faculty attends evangelistic work in Ripon Wisconsin. Local clubs note a Kensington gathering of Eastern Star and a Friendship Supper hosted by First M W Congregation with Dr G H Birney attending before leaving for New Jersey. A newborn son to Mr and Mrs Wesley Bloom born yesterday in Cedar Hills Township. Local engineers report progress on the storm sewer project near New Startford’s Twenty-seventh sire West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunning Brothers
New Startford
Teachers College
Sire West
Jones-Comyin
Claire Corwin
William “Gorwin
Paul’ S Jones
Cedar Ms
Istey
Barton
Amethodist Episcopal Church
East Jiu Ile
Gedar Pails
Ripon
Wis
le Iitt
Wesley Bloom
Cedar Halls
Lowntship
AL Elow
Waterloo
Bartlett Hall
Aurelia Reinhardt
American Association of University Women
Reinhardt
Mills College
California
C. ES. Kensington
Kensington
Order of Astern Star
Masonic Temple
Order of Eastern Star
Harriett Studs
Ie Mary Shirex
Youth Morality Seen Rising, Cadman Says in Des Moines
In Des Moines on April 29, Pr. Parkes Cadman of New York, head of the Federated Council of Churches, asserted today that modern youth are more moral than those of fifty years ago. He cited greater freedom yet noted harsher social emotions and claimed youths now know more about self-care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
TNS
Pr. S. Parkes Cadman
New York
Federated Council of Churches
Br. Culman
Marais
Playgrounds to Open on June 14
Outdoor playgrounds here will open Monday June 14 with seven sites returning from 1925 at John Piske school Gates park Washington park West High Pat's Pot Edison school and Lawndale. Clayground supervisors will be chosen soon with most returning. Also notes May Day fete at Byrnes park with varied dances and exercises. Fort Madison prison to begin annual house cleaning with cell houses and other buildings scrubbed.
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Cominies
John Piske
Gates Park
Washington Park
West High
Pat's Pot
Edison
Dish Givist As
Volk
Hingsles
Hinman
Hawthorne School
Ariil
Alvor
Emerson S¢Hout
Fort Madison
State Penitentiary
Simple tinting directions for fabrics in 15 cent package
Advertisement promotes a 15 cent package with easy directions for tinting and dyeing fabrics including wool silk cotton blends and mixtures. It claims any woman can shade lingerie silks ribbons dresses and more and instructs how to tell the dye processor material type.
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Missionary Society
Ce HL Pederson
Sigma Chi
Washington Irving School
Nawell
Nellie “Garvey
Siete Dickson
Iss Marie | Sehnudt
Eveniner
Eten I. Richards
Econn Des Clu
Cheng Dai
Praneis Feey
Drole
Scully
Ieee
Eatoe
Church News
Majel Grit Ger
Par Presbyterian Eich
Wiliaty of Christ
Warlors
Vred
Phin
Piper Vat EE Church
Theights Park
Roy
OL Mo Ylind Moo
C, Albers Scholig
Battle
Hersbart Cogswell
Ottamwa
Cedar Rapids
George Meffert
Tram
Y. Wlc.a
Sherwood Park
Dyberid
Buchanan‘s
W. End
4Th St
WLIL
Pletcher
Randolph Street
Nt Presbyterian Hospital
3. M. Wallace
West Schools
Prospect Boulevard
Ernest Roebuck
Los Angeles
Cal
Faver Street East
William Dunt
Renneth
Cresco
Henry
Community Presbyterian Church
Leehorel
Wattles
T. Jessiap
Fenny le Tien
Carl M. Stanley
Ub Gaden
Cah
Joan Eleanor
Stanley Willie
Mies Floorenee Yopp
von Me Ite Street
Lwwest
Grace Courtney
Commercial Street
Sharif
Mullan
T. Wade
Sioux City
Davison
Mallan
Gosen
Ind Millan
Binkawk
Meg. Wade
Mulhin
Sanity
GITY
Christian Boysen
Glarence Gunning
Clarence Cunning
New Hartford
Oakland
Cunnings
Tere
William
Cedar Pulls
Sclaesens
Wesbuidd
Atrs
G. HH. Birney
M. W
Birney
Cuarch
Dirs. Birney
Cleveland
Suan
New Jersey
Cadman
Hee Praga
Wells and His
Genta An Tadies
Omung Sve
Biddingers
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
WRATH
Diana Brock
Witte Sen
Shee Eee
Pam T N Eee
Teen
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