Linden Metoshisr church ladies aid tops in annual drive
The Region 12 ladies benevolent society of Linden Metoshisr Church raised a record donation during a Thursday church meeting chaired by Mrs. Mur Keplerwin. Funds, including a building pledge of 170, supported current expenses and charitable oblations. New officers include Mrs. WL Porter president and Mrs. Jon Cotton first vice president. A division plan for youth activities is adopted with August 26 supper planned.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Linden Metoshisr Church
Church Petieres
Mur Keplerwin
FAM
Wiecholr
Jon Cotton
Ros. Morgan
Dora Hepler
J. B. Howe
Wyo
Ella Gould
Pearl Voight
Mary Davis
Hadstanza
Hepler
Linden
Miss Emery Weds Marvin Hten In Vinton Ceremony
Miss Wiss Marcell a Emery wed Marvin Hten at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Noble in Vinton Iowa. The ceremony was led by Rev D Noah a former Prairie Creek church pastor. The bride taught in Vinton schools and studied at Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls. The groom works at Armstrong Clothing Cedar Rapids. They plan a later home in Cedar Rapids.
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Vinton
Wiss
Marcella Emery
Marvin Hten
Cedar Rapids
Andrew Noble
Sr. D. Noah
Marion
Prairie Creek Church
Vinteen
Mlen
Armestrong Clothing Company
Luncheon Honors Dorothy Bowmain At Binck’s
Miss Dorothy Bowmain was honored at a 1 pm luncheon in Binck’s Wednesday hosted by Miss Anne Patterson and Miss Katharine Graham. Centerpiece flowers and three-table bridge followed luncheon at Miss Graham’s home. Mrs Ronald Reed presided over favors. Bowman is a Westergo Reserv university friend. Women of the Hearty Merheheart Legion will meet at 5 pm tonight in Moose Hall.
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Anne Patterson
Kathmarine Graham
Binck
Dorothy “Bowmain
Canton
Miss.Graham
Ronald Reed
Miss Bowman
Westergo Reserv University
Baum to Give Sacred Vespar Song Recital at First Church
Donald H. e Baum, baritone director at First Jaaem Church for over a year, will present a sacred vesper recital in the church auditorium Sunday afternoon Miss ous Rowe will accompany and perform two solos. Baum recently resigned to teach at Tysart High School. The program lists arias and hymns by Mendelssohn and Rahmaninov among others with titles including My Redeemer, My God and Dear Lord and Father of Mankind.
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Donald i. Baum
Must
Galoist
Jaaem
Ous Rowe
Banm
Mendelssohn
Paul
Birthday Dinner Honors July August Birthdays at Memorial Hall
Forty guests incl G A R comrades and their wives from La Porte City Hudson and Waterloo and Daughters of Veterans members attended a birthday dinner in Memorial hall Thursday noon. Daughters of Veterans hosted. Out of town visitors spoke. responses by Mrs Mae Walker and Mrs Elva Wanne maker. A four member committee oversaw the diaper and dining room duties.
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Porte City
Hudson
Waterloo
Daughters of Veterans Werg
Memorial Hall
Daughters of Veterans
Mae Walker
Elva Wannemaker
Gertrude Wright
Orpha Carpenter
Addie McCormick
Ollie Knapp
Alice Stewart
iY W GC Workers Attend Conference and Local Socials
Miss Florence Lb Brinton leaves Thursday to attend the Central Community conference of the Young Women’s Christian Association at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Miss Mary Merging and Miss Marie Packard also attend. A reception at Town Falls honored division officers with seven Waterloo residents present. Mr and Mrs Snodgrass Clark Zilley Wannemaker attended. Dinner party in honor of houseguests hosted by Mr and Mrs Glockner for visiting relatives.
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Florence Lb. Brinton
Young Women’s Christian Association
Association
Lake Geneva
Wis
Mary Merging
Marie Packard
Employed Girls’ Council
Town Falls
Sons of Veterans Camp
Waterloo
R. Z. Snodgrass
George Clark
Harvey Zilley
Elva Wannemaker
Charles Glockner
Wrence
Minne
Willis J. Glockner
Beauty tips for staying cool this July
The piece advises fashionable women to dress in dark tones, wear gloves, and tweak fits for heat comfort. It emphasizes avoiding tight clothing, using powder on arms and shoulders for cooling, and maintaining hair with henna and gentle shampoo to keep a lighter look while staying stylish in hot weather.
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Dees
Don
Musicale at Sunnyside Club Sunday Afternoon
Sunday afternoon musicale at Sunnyside Country Club features Mrs. A L Alexander soprano Henry Iblings tenor and Miss Margaret Howell pianist. Mrs Albert Greeley and Mrs Robert Parrott direct the program at 4280. Howell recently won first in the Iowa state piano contest and is a East High School graduate.
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Sunnyside Country Club
A. L. Alexander
Henry Iblings
Margaret Howell
Albert Greeley
Robert Parrott
Chautauquans to Graduate at Recognition Day
Three members of the lo chautauqua circles will receive certificates at the recognition day services hosted by Mrs. Chester Cadwallader. Mrs. Kate C Miniger Miss Marie Schmidt and Mrs. W A Burton will graduate. Professor A J Fish will speak and Franklin Smith will sing. The event is open to the public.
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Chester Cadwallader
Kate C. Miniger
W. A. Burton
Marie Schmidt
A. J. Fish
Iowa State Teachers College
Franklin Smith
Austin Marlow
Rotary urged to revive Independence Boy Scout troop
Independence August 14. At a Rotary luncheon J. Holden urged backing for rehabilitating the Boy Scout movement in the city. He called for leadership to form a new scoutmaster and restore a local troop after prior leaders left, hoping Rotary support will rekindle youth scouting interest.
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Oigar
Rotary Club
Borel
J. Gh
Weepie
Witpsle Golf Clul
Hin Ehkai
W. Whitney
God
Jace Can Independence
Bee
John Burcely
M:washaar
Mr. Cahill
Harry Blogaem
IyoRer
Mississippi
Rysey
Playgrounds of Waterloo Close 1425 Season with Festival
Playgrounds of Waterloo end the 1425 season with a Saturday program headlined by an athletic meet at East Ign athletic field at 9 30 am. Vic tor Read says attendance will be the biggest yet as four boys and three girls classes host several events. A Lincoln park festival follows at 7 pm with acts and stunts. Exhibits of summer handwork and a lantern parade through the business district close the day with prizes for best lanterns.
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Playgrounds of
Waterloo
Victor Read
Read
Eaet Ign Athletile Field
Former Waterloo man held for highway robbery
Hemengway, 30, a former Waterloo resident, and Herman Kennedy, 16, were arrested in Dubuque on suspicion of highway robbery of druggist F. C. Vottler on the Penu road. The pair allegedly drove alongside Vottler’s car, demanded two diamond rings worth 800 dollars, and fled to a Dubuque area where the car was abandoned. Kennedy’s property was recovered and a strong case was being built. Hemengway had prior arrest for theft of two radios in Dubuque.
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Buy Hemengway
Waterloo
Herman Hennedy
Dubuque
F.C. Vottler
Penu Road
Rattler
Hemeng Way
Kennedy
Hemengway
Redecorating Bids On Plaza Theatre To Be Opened Saturday
Rapid progress by John G. Miller in remodeling the Plaza Theatre with completion planned for September. Architect M. B. Cleveland says structural steel is in place and plastering advances. bids for plastering and decorating will be opened Saturday morning in Cleveland.
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Plaza Theatre
John G. Miller
M. B. Clevland
Cleveland
City in Brief highlights scattered notices and reunions
Local items note visits, relocations, travel and life events. Calvert visits friends in Elma, Mrs. C. D. Stewart heads to southern California for winter, Josephine Hurley returns from New York, Misses Lucas and Curran vacation in Yellowstone, Gene Shour back from Los Angeles, Cora Becker from Minneapolis, Kane takes a Toledo job with C B Tuttle Shoe. Mrs. Floscha Linn files for divorce. Goitro operation for Anin Blades in Chicago. fire damages noted at a residence on Broadway. Messages also mention travelers from Waterloo and Pennsylvania, plus social visits to Oak Park Illinois and nearby defaults.
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Abbie Lucas
Agnes Curran
Yellowstone National Park
Gene Shour
Los Angeles
Florence Dunkelbere
Cora Becker
Minneapolis
Wo WW
Dr E J Cable fined ribs in fall at fairgrounds
Dr E J Cable head of natural science at Teschers college fell from a ladder while adjusting a rain gauge at the Cedar Falls fairgrounds and fractured two ribs. He was facing the gauge for a concession that carries rain insurance.
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Cedar Falls
J. Cable
Teschers College
La Porte City Notices and Local Visitors Reported
Mrs Faith Adams reports La Porte City updates in the Waterion Evening Courier with local items from Aug 14. Mrs John Nichols, ill, moved to her brother Charles Schalble's home nearby where a nurse tends her. a Thursday report says she rests comfortably. Field notes describe bronchial pneumonia cases, visitors to Ader Park and Mildred Loveless Perkins, and church services to be led by Rev. D W Morgan. various residents from Fort Dodge Cedar Falls Washington visit La Porte City households.
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von Loveless
Mas
Pirks
Cedar Palla
Puna Bouck
Lake Wibodo
Minn
Im. A. L
Walker
Waterloo
Headon
Bess Kline Dawson
Cedar Rapids
Mel
Jennie Stoecker
Aira
Peter Heiter
Witerlag
Pred Rosaver
Goren Durnin
Kansas City
Lal Porte City
Visi
Abs
la Porte City
Faith Adams
The
Waterion Evening Courier
John Nichols
Charles Schalble
Mary Héhuide
Ade. Park
Psenie
N. Cowla
Th. Ballowell
T. L. Gauthier
Childran
Mildred Loveless
Loraine Walto
Loveless
Inie
EL Loveless
Miss Doveress
Gr Luke's Hospital
J. N. McQuilkin
Addie
Italians Die In Aerial Crash At Ostia Beach
Two army aviators Lieut Sabato and his mechanician were killed when their plane crashed and burned on Ostia Beach near Rome. Both bodies were badly charred.
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Rome
Lieut
Sabato
Ostia
Black Flag insecticide promises total pest death
An advertisement touts Black Flag as the surest killer of all insects including flies mosquitoes roaches and fleas. It claims complete pest elimination with liquid and powder forms and offers prices for powder liquid sprayer and introductory packages. It warns against using liquids on furs and recommends powder for dog fleas and lice.
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Linden M. FE. Church
Viola
Mira Pierce
K. C. A. W. Club
Anna Jones
Lowa City
FB. Harlle
Artie Anderson
William 3
Pinglsie
Miss Emery
Martin Ihen
Merheheart Legion— Women of the Order
Moose Nall
Donald He, Baum
Baum
Mr. Baum
Iy. W. GC
Wweee
Pain
Sunnyside Club
H. D. Tiller
Emily George
L. D. Whittaker
Belvidere
Neb
Whitaker
Iowa
Viola Nelson
Wilma Kenny
Everett Batts
BOY Scouts
Rotary Clab
S Calvert
Marjorie Brennan
Fowler Street
Elma Fa
C. D. Stewart Willl
California
Josephine Hurley
Josephine
New York
Grant Miter
D. G
Pennsylvania
Bitishureh
Usieutown
Somerset
Vo Patera
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Moris
Ce Spe
Tan Owerks
George H. Twaddle
Falla
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
West Fourth Street
To & D
E. J. Cable
Stephen H. Bridges
Despres, Bridges & Knowles
Chicago
H. L. Chase
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Whiting, Ta
Munticipal Electric
J. ©. Housh
Sioux City
Boles
Sergeant Bluff
Ira
W. D. Boies
Sheldon
Woodbury County
Old Setslers’ Association
Fred Rosager
Frea Rosager
Mess
W. Morgan
Presbyterian Church
D. W. Morgan
Clarksville
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Lac Porte Cityey
Leon
Margin
Ital
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Washington Ave
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Minneapolis, Minn
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