Daughters of Veterans honor memory of President Harding
Society news recalls Memorial ball last evening with services led by Comrade G W Bothwell. Daughters Lilian Dennis Elva Wannemaker Grace Bross recall funeral train sightings in Marshalltown Cedar Rapids. Civil war veterans and other groups attended as flags were lowered and taps sounded. Members plan a Willard ball house party with meals and entertainments for comrades spouses and widows.
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Daughters of Veterans
Harding
Kiddly
G. W. Bothwell
Lilian Dennis
Elva N. Wannemaker
Marshalltown
Grace Bross
Cedar Rapids
Willard Ball
Wannemaker
May Walker
Linai Korpp
Mrs Robert Hardin Honored at Parties Before Kansas City Move
Mrs Robert Hardin, bound for Kansas City Monday night to join her husband in their new home, is receiving extensive compliments from friends. Mrs J Rouse hosted a Sunnyside Country Club luncheon with 14 guests including Mrs George Rausch of Chicago and Miss Margaret Webhar of Dubuque, then guests moved to Mrs F C Fish's home for bridge. Mrs Rouse also held an informal bridge party with two tables at her home.
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Robert Hardin
Kansas City
Mmrs. J. Rouse
A. W. McFarlane
F. C. Fish
Sunnyside Country Club
Sunnyside
George Rausch
Chicago
Margaret Webhar
Dubuque
Fish
Rouse
Courtesy to Mrs Naven at a bridge party hosts
Misses Catherine and Ruth Lumry host at their home this evening with Mrs Helen Davis Naven of Chicago as patroness. Dorothy Lickel of Vinton attends via Miss Mary Cascaden, while Mrs Knott of Worth Missouri is hosted by Mrs Lotus Sarvay at a luncheon today. Mrs Wilding’s guest list includes Miss Marjohn Whitney at Black’s tearoom dinner in Hollywood Hills. Gannon camp plans a seasonal social at G hall with business matters then informal diversion.
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Wilding
Marjohn Whitney
Black
Percy Wilding
Hollywood
Shere
Mig. Wilding
Mas Blanche Weld
Waterloo RQ
N. A
Gannog Camp
Dorothy Biekel
Vinton
Mary Cascaden
Grinnell, College
Mary Louise Leavith
Josephine Jennings
Cedar Falls
Helen Davis Naven
Chicago
Seo Wert Bay
Des Moines Couple Wed Here Tuesday
Des Moines couple Misa Bila We Loyer and D Malvern Seuden wed in Des Moines with Dr B J Lockwood officiating. After dinner at the Lockwood home the couple plan to visit Cedar Falls and rox Falls Wis before settling in Des Moines. Seuden is in national manufacturing and travels widely. Loyer is a cashier and antire worker with Des Moines Chamber of Commerce. The item also notes a social tea for Miss Dorothy Biekel of Vinton and a small wedding at the groom’s Waterloo home, plus club entertainments and a Thimblebee event in Waterloo.
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B. J. Lockwood
Misa Bila We Loyer
Des Moines
St. Paulis
Churen
Cedar Rapids
D. Malvern Seuden
Alsas
Lockwood
Beauty Chats by Edna Bent Forbes Hair Advice
Edna Bent Forbes weighs bobbing options for grownups considering length, face shape, and style. She notes benefits like thicker hair and better scalp ventilation, outlines bob styles for long, round, and slim faces, and offers a mailed tonic formula while cautioning against dyeing impaired hair. A doctor should examine persistent scalp issues and nose toning devices require specialist advice.
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Kw. C
Gossip and kindness counter gossip in daily life
A columnist reflects on how rumors distort remarks between women. A chance meeting with Mrs P leads to empathy for misinterpreted statements, while a younger discussion about Mary shows how false echoes hurt friendships. A mother uses a “Gossip” game to teach children prudence, while warning about the deadly reach of the poisoned pen and the value of giving others the doubt.
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Marythas
Jane
Mary
Club Notes and Tobin Picnic Add Delayed Events
Good Luck club will hold niense at Cedar Hiver park on Aug 3, changing from tomorrow. Merry Twelve club meeting at Mrs. Mulien's home postponed to next week. Tobin Students Picnic reunites alumni from Tobin College at Byrnes Park Saturday afternoon with families, with Mrs. Margaret Tobin Pratt attending from Fort Dodge.
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Niense
Cedar Hiver Park
Merry Twelve
Tobin
Tobin's College
Gates College
Byrnes Parte
Margaret Tobin Pratt
Fort Dodge
Cedar Heights church and guild schedule items
Church groups in Cedar Heights plan meetings with attendees and hostess duties. Sunday school meets 2 30 p m at Mrs C G B Lawson residence. Womens Christian Temperance Union to elect officers at Mrs R L Stetzel home. East Park Womens Guild met with Mrs James Leland. East Park Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Frank McDonald. ice cream sociable planned for Friday.
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Cedar Heights
Womens Christian Temperance Union of
Cedar, Heights
R. L. Stetzel
East Park Women’s Guild
James Leland
East Park Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank McDonald
City in Brief includes varied hometown notices and delays
Local column reports Miss Adelaide Gilchrist visiting friends in Xenton and others traveling for fishing trips to Waterville Minnesota. Addresses, visits, and ailments appear amid library office closures and a Waterlo o association dining service restart. Several residents travel to Los Angeles and Hackensack while freight cars derail in Dane Street yards with minimal damage.
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Charles Newhauer
Argyle Street
Hackensack
Minn
Neubauer
Illinois Central
Dane Street
SeMenty
Funeral Train Carries Harding Past Capitol to Ohio Return
Washington mourns as President Harding's funeral train moves from the White House to the Capitol and on to Ohio. Mrs Harding walks beside him, the nation paying deep tribute. Capital scenes show the vast crowds, the caisson and a somber parade led by Coolidge's entourage and military guard.
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United Press
Washington
DD. C
Warren G. Harding
White House
Stone
Capitol
Ohio
San Francisco
Mr. Harding
Mr. Marding
Warren Harring
Harding
Maryland
Coolidge
Supreme Court
Taft
Hughes
Denby
New
Rand Mays
W Warding
George Chrishan
Marren G. Harding
Chicago
Speeders Leave Town to Evade Fine in Mason City
In Mason City Iowa August Donaldson fled town with his wife to dodge a $28 fine after originally speeding and ordered to appear for a $10 penalty. Constables made two attempts to locate him.
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Mason City
T. BE
Donaldson
Sheri Marsh
Corn Canning to Commence at Waterloo Plant Soon
The Waterloo Canning Company plans corn canning between August 15 and August 20, announced Bauer C. Bell. The plant will expand capacity about 20 percent, employing 300 workers for six weeks to process Iowa corn for national distribution from Waterloo and its two satellite plants at Dysart and Dyersville.
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Iowa
Waterloo Canning Company
Bauer C. Bell
Bell
Waterloo
United States
Dysart
Dyersville
Harding Touts Family Ties On West Coast Visit
W. W. Wyant reports a Los Angeles clipping about President Harding visiting Mrs. Frances Wyant, his aunt, during a west coast tour. The piece notes they share a Blooming Grove origin, born on the same farm once owned by their forebears, and that they remained close until her move to California eighteen years ago. They last met on the west coast nine years earlier.
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W. W. Wyant
Los Angeles
Cal
President Harding
Frances Wyant
West Coast
Gates Park Receives Directed Recreation Program
The playground commission will supervise Gates Park on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for the summer. Miss Anne Kracek shifts between Gates Park and Grant playgrounds, staying at Grant on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Grant School’s lighter population aids access, with plans to add plots and directors next year.
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Gates Park
Playground Commission
Anne Kracek
Park
Grant
Park supervision expanded amid district requests
Park and other public spaces may receive supervision where needed as Emerson School District has submitted many requests. The park commission proposes eventually hiring a director for each park with recreational facilities to oversee operations.
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Gates Park
Emerson Schoal
Park Commission
Firms Taking Sand from River Meet at Des Moines
Notice urges all persons and firms taking sand or gravel from Black Hawk county streams to attend the state board of conservation meeting in Des Moines at 10 a m on Friday. County auditor F W Esher to notify interested parties and obtain the invitation from secretary R E Johnson. West Virginia leads all states in chestnut and yellow cedar production.
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Black Hawk County
R. E. Johnson
State Executive Council
State Board of Conservation
Des Moines
F. W. Esher
Esher
Fortieth General Assembly
Board of Conservation
Iowa
Executive Council
West Virginia
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