Women of Moosehelart elect senior regent at Ames convention
Mrs George Weilein was elected senior regent of the Women of Moosehelart legion Tuesday at the closing session of a three day convention in Ames. Mrs Mertin Glenn and Mary Bhalltown were noted for leadership roles, Webster City chose Mooseheart as the 1926 convention site after a close vote with Cedar Rapids. The group backed a $46000 fundraising plan over two years to build a laws building at Mooseheart with a council to review aid cases from the extension fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weilein
Moosehlart Legion
Ames
Mertin Glenn
Mary Bhalltown
Adella Crovisier
Webster City
New
Mooseheart
Sunt
Sloun Fund
Board of Five Governors
Mooseheart Home For
Home For the Aged of the Order
Moosehaven
Cedar Rapids
Miss June Fish Hosts Bridge at Home in Cedar Rapids
Miss June Fish entertained at three bridge tables in her Cedar Rapids home Tuesday afternoon as a courtesy to Miss Zola Gorhan. Miss Edith Sinnard won high score and Miss Gorhan received the guest favor. Mrs. Alicia Hummel helped serve with the hostess’s mother, Mrs. G. Fish. Miss Gorhan to be honored at breakfast Thursday morning by Miss Ruth Curtis and Miss Fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Fish
Zola Gorhan
Cedar Rapids
University
Aft Iowa
Edith Sinnard
Miss Gorhan
Alica Hummel
G. 4. Fish
Ruth Curtis
Miss Fish
Daughters of Veterans Plan Three Activities
D. O. V. convenes in Memorial hall for a bake sale birthday dinner and bazar. Mrs. Ethel Snodgrass Miss Alice Blewart and Mrs. Olte Knapp supervise the bake sale Saturday. Birthday dinner for G A R members with July August September anniversaries set for August 13 at the ball. Supervising arrangements by Mrs. Gertrude Wright Mrs. May Walker and Mrs. Knapp. The event will occur in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Veterans
Ethel Snodgrass
Alice Blewart
Olte Knapp
Gertrude Wright
May Walker
Knapp
Octeer
Wilma Kenny Given Porch Party in Chautauqua Park
A porch party at the Hadley cottage in Chautauqua park honored Miss Wilma L. Kenner ahead of her August 20 marriage to Everett Bates. Hostesses Alyce Hadley and Gladys Vetter presided. 12 young women attended, and tea towels and flowers decorated the event. Wilma Kenny received miscellaneous gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyce Hadley
Gladys Vetter
Hadley Cottage
Chautauqua Park
Wilma L. Kenner
Everett Bates
Miss Kenney
Lutheran Ladies Aid to Hold Meat Supper at 2 80 P M
Church news reports the Immarue Lutheran Ladies Aid plans a meat supper at 2 80 p m on the third day in the school auditorium with Mrs Rose Schoenberg Mrs Otto Schultz and Mrs Ernest Schultz as hosts Friends and husbands of members are invited to Cedar River park near the bathing beach Thursday noon Supper served with ice cream and pennies food Bring own china and silver St Johns Young Peoples club to hold Mewe supper in Cedar River park Thursday evening Senior Trinity American Luther league to meet in church parlors this evening Twenty girls from Burton Avenue Baptist church depart for Sunnyside near LaPorte for a few days at a cottage Mrs Charles Brown teacher assisted by Mrs Lats Aldrich as chaperone
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Immarue Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Schoul Auditorium
Rose Schoenberg
Otto Schultz
Ernest Schultz
Use
Ladies’ Aid Society of Lutheran Church
Cedlar River Park
Bathine Beach
St. John’s
Young People’s Club
Cedar River Park
Friends of Members United
Trinity American Luther League
Twanty
Burton Avenue
Tisk
Sunnyside
la Porte Quity
Auling
Charles Brown
Lats ‘Aldrich
Iowa Artist to Sing Elijah in Concert at Fair
Iowa born tenor Gistence Whitehill returns to Des Moines to sing Elijah at the Town state fair on Sunday evening August 30. Once with the Metropolitan Opera in New York he tours Europe and now headlines the fair program drawing thousands of local music lovers. Aug 20 21 county convention planning announced by Mrs Ida Mitchell. Picnic by Joint Ficnic Busy Bee circle Cedar Review W B A at Byrnes park Thursday afternoon. Three Links Circle initiates candidates at I O O F hall Friday 1 2 30. Mrs Thomas Lawson new chaplain.
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Gistence Whitehill
Marengo
Ill
Town State Fair
Whitehill
Des Moines
Europe
Metropolitan Opera Company
New York
Giake
Ficnic
Busy Hee Circle
Cedar Review W. B. A
Byrnes Park
I. O
F. Hall West
Thomas Lawson
Fined for shooting pheasants in Cedar Falls area
E. B. Crumlin of Davenport Iowa was fined 320 and costs in Justice court of Ray Murray Cedar Falls this morning for shooting two pheasants at Hudson on Memorial Day. Waterson deputy game warden testified. charges were brought by Tom Waldron. Garrison also fined ten dollars for possessing two trot lines in the river between Waterloo and Cedar Falls. Bobbed Hair ad for Golden Giant Shampoo appears in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Crumlin
Davenport
Justice Court
Ray Murray
Cedar
Hudson
Tom Waldron
Waterson
FL W. Garrison
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Garrison
Beauty Chats Nicely Shaped Fingernails
Practical guide to manicuring nails for busy women. It covers shaping nails for different finger lengths, quick daily edge polishing with an emery board, and a nightly cold cream routine to keep edges neat and prevent roughness. Emphasizes health and general care advice from a doctor’s perspective.
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Tor
Galloway Company Adds Two Names to Board of Directors
At the annual meeting the Galloway company raised the board size from seven to nine. J W Henderson becomes secretary and A P Cote named vice president. Directors present include William Galloway B Butler J H Headford G W Mounray J W Hanna B Murray W C Chancellor and others. Plant repairs planned cost about 10000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Galloway Company
Board of Directors
J. W. Henderson
A.P. Cote
Galloway Company
Ienderson
Des Moines
Mr. Cole
Sucent
William Galloway
Waterloo's Light CMTC Attendants Assigned to Camps
Waterloo's Light CMTC attendants at Fort Des Moines have been assigned to companies and are settling into the encampment routine. About 1,200 young men attend Pari Des Moines this year with mornings for army instruction and afternoons and evenings for athletics and recreation. Local attendees include Harry Ralston Merle Allen Dean McFarland Raymond Wherfurth Raymond Tyrell Frank Cook Howard Hannan and Karl Moessner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Citizens’ Military Training
Fort Des Moines
Pari Des Moines
Harry Ralston
Vaughn Street
Merle Allen
Batlou Street
Dean McFarland
Campbell Avenue
Raymond Wherfurth
Argyle Street
Raymond Tyrell
Lincoln Street
Frank Cook
Howard Hannan
Living Street
Karl Moessner
Mack Hawk Road
Tonsil operations aid 20 Waterloo children in July
The Waterloo Social Welfare League aided 20 children in July as specialists removed tonsils at a hospital fee of only 2 dollars funded by the league when parents could not pay. Total parent costs reached 760 dollars and the month marked the largest number treated in league history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare League
Waterloo
Waterloo Social Welfare League
League
WLC
Waterloo Man Learns What Bear Fear Feels Like
Dan J Bresnan vacationing in northern Minnesota storms a tree to escape a bear that appears near Lan and Joe Reiter at their uncle’s property. The bear has allegedly interacted with the family for over a decade, leaving locals amused by the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Din J
Bresnan
Minnesota
Lan
Joe Reiter
Dan
Joe
Waterloo
New Cats to Market Cause Easier Money in Des Moines
Des Moines reports rising bank deposits as market divestment from thresher and farm goods frees funds to pay debts. After harvest, banks have paid off nearly 1 million dollars in indebtedness while cash from farm sales supports new transfers and dividends by the Iowa banks under the commissioner’s watch.
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Des Moines
fWa
L. A. Andrew
Fawa
Rome
Iowa
Ouly
Drbradnes
Fire call to Kirk residence for kitchen oil fire
Fire department responded to 1307 Granny near Wy o A Kirk at 3 am to extinguish a kitchen oil flare up. A pan of marinf ein was on the aiove when the blaze started. Damage described as light. No injuries reported.
Waterloo council trims city budget by 16140 and cuts several departments
The Waterloo city council adopted a total budget of 16140 less than revised estimates, trimming parks police fire and street appropriations and spreading riverfront debt over three years. The plan preserves essential services while reducing overall municipal expenditures and debt payments. The Independent school district plans a 19000 saving, while West schools seek the same as last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
River Front Commission
River Front
Municipal Industries Protection
Hast Waterloo Independent School
Emancipation Day Picnic Draws 500 Attendees at Electric Park
About 500 Negroes gathered at Electric Park for an Emancipation Day picnic hosted by the Waterloo branch of the American Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Attendees came from Fort Dodge Mason City and Cedar Rapids. Rev. A Broyles was the afternoon speaker while Y Srowton's Orchestra from Iowa City provided music for a concert and evening dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Waterson
American Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Electric Park
A. Broyles
Y Srowton
Iown City
City in brief notes travel and hospital updates
Local notices recap guests visiting Waterloo and nearby towns, with residents in Milwaukee Chicago and Sioux Falls, plus two weeks vacations to San Francisco Sacramento and the Canadian border. Army recruitment at Fort Des Moines, births, illness recoveries, and a railroad collision headline with limited damage reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar D. Leeper
Waterloo
Fourteenth Cavalry Regiment
Fort Des Moines
George Meyer
Argyle Street
Thet Schaiter
Chicago
A. C
Plan Big Celebration for Old Settlers Day
Aug. 6 Primgbar Ta. O’Brien County to host largest celebration in years on Aug. 27 for old settlers reunion. Fred B. Wall editor of the O’Brien County Bell serves as arrangements chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Primgbar
O'Brien County
Fred B. Wall
George Turner 75 Dies Dunkerton Funeral Thursday
George Turner 75 of Dunkerton died yesterday Funeral services set for 2 p m Thursday at the Bantiateluren with burial at Fairview cemetery Waterton He was born June 14 1850 in Needingworth Fugiland Survived by five children Mre Glen Poyner Waterton Louis Turner Waterloo area Charles W Turner Dewar Ray F Turner Dunkerton a brother William Turner Dewar two sisters in England and 14 grandchildren His wife died eight years ago
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Dunkerton
George Turner
Burlat
Fairview
Waterton
Turner
Needingworth
Fugiland
Dewar
Ray F. Turner
Wiliam Turner
England
Orange Family Party Welcomes Tourists Visit
Orange residents report a lively weekend as the Blough and Neher families return from extended trips to the east. Mrs. Mishler and Mrs. Housman visited friends in Orange while Dayton Kilepinger and son Ted arrived from Kansas City to visit relatives. Gerald Ruechly and the Buschly family from Berlin Somerset County Pennsylvan ia also stopped by for the weekend gathering.
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Orange
Lwp
Hob Blough
East
David Neher
Oscar Neher
George Neher
Morris
FJ. Mishler
Housman
Linsday
Cal
Social Visit Roundup Includes Many Local Guests
A flurry of visits fills the weekend in Orange and surrounding towns. Fred Gasking of Waterloo ventured to Orange Sunday with Mrs Sharp and daughter Maude joining in, while Mr and Mrs T P Hamer returned from Shaldon Indiana and stopped at Russel Glessner’s home. Nearby, Lydia Engle of Sterling Illinois and Mrs Tuli Hartzel reconnected with old friends, and Mrs Huth Coffman of South Inguizh arrived to see her sister Mrs O S Hamer. Kenneth Maust and Telford Hamer took a drive to Devil's Back Bone and Strawberry Point, and Willa McRoberts with Mary McRoberts of Greene visited their children over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gasking
Waterloo
Vished
Orange
Mirs
Henry
W. H. Lichty
P. J. Blough
T. P. Hamer
Shaldon
Russel Glessner
Tonathan Rimmel
Grace
Tuli Hartzel
Linas
Lydia Engle
Sterling
Old Tiends
Ars
Biineh Davis
Souk Centre
Alban
Clyite Bechtelhaimer
Y Airs
Huth Coffman
South Inguizh
O. S. Hamer
Kenneth Maust
Telford Hamer
Devil's Back Bone
Strawberry Point
Mfg
Willa, McRoberts
Mary _ McRoberts
Greene
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Wilma Kenny
F. A.bradford
EB. H. Bradford
Ruth McKliget
Regina Bradford
Jett
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Colo
Dubuque
St. Joseph’s Parish
Planus
Margaret Galvin
Kansas City
Edith G Vnn
Church News
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Loaes
Edna Kent Forbes
Gwyn Manhieurist
Council
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Opd
Miles Lucas
Kewanee
Edward Steege
Mra
W. Thompson
Camppbell Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
F. H. Fluent
Allen Mema Hat Hospital
Winter Street
Charles Hostetler
Milwaukee
Wis
Edwin Boenke
Adolph Peters Line
San Francisco
Sacramento
Edward Schols
A. Black
M. Eva Weires
Allison
G. J. Greener
Reno
F. Kurth
Frank White
Sioux Falls
S. D
Toledo
Ira Collins
White
Matt Parrott & Sons
Lewis CG. Whitson
Hogle Street
Grand Junction
Cola
Salt Lake City
Utah
Henry Newton
June Stark
D. N. Newton
Kansas
City
Kan
Herbert Morse
Grinnell
McGregor
J. J. Rainbow
Morse
Rainbow
A. L. Tavenner
Washington, D. C
Lula Davis
Eddie Bowe
Salvation Army
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Ann Patrice
Omaha
Neb
A. J. Buchaner
Cedar Weights
Dr. Prime
Ilinois Central Railroad
I. C
West Liberty
S. M. Stouffer
Sac Chu Sun
Walter B. Howell
Howell
Stouffer
Helan Barrett
G. W. Wood
Rockwell City
Wood
Muttimus
PF. ©. Sage
Mary Hawn
Upton B. Kepford
Grundy Center
W. D. Wilson
J. ©. Kepford
Anna McDermott
Harrison Street
Dora Babcock
Aldora
Illinois
Black Hawk National Bank
Medical Life Insurance Company of America
N Lafayette
Waterloo, Ia
Putnam
Orange Family Party
Beawly Cultre
Marinello
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Misneapatis
Manon Lescaut
Rouce
Bourjois
West 34Th St. N.Y
eMent N.teuon
Maar Chen
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