Farewell Picnic For Prof and Mrs Keim At Cedar River Park
About 150 members of the Church of the Brethren from Cedar Falls Orange township and Waterloo gathered at Cedar River park yesterday afternoon for a farewell picnic. The event, organized by the Utopian Bible class, honored Professor Keim who has taught social science at I. T. C. for the past year. He and Mrs. Keim depart August 19 for North Manchester Indiana where he will head the American history department at the denominational school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Keim
Cedar Falls
Church of the Brethren
Orange Township
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Professor Keim
Keim
North Manchester
Ind
G A R Picnic at Electric Park Proves Success
Members and visitors from Mason City Iowa Falls Cedar Falls and Independence joined Waterloo camp and auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War for a successful Electric Park picnic. A noon dinner and 2 pm program featured songs prayers salutations addresses and demonstrations, with G I A R officials and auxiliary leaders participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa Falls
Cedar Falls
Independence
Electric Park
Waterloo Camp
Sons of Union Veterans
R. I. Snodgrass
E.G. Zeller
America
Julius Dennis
R. W. Chadwick
H. G., Zeller
Elbert. Hiskey
Everet Swank
Patty. Pitts
Richard Clark
George Clark
Asa’ LeRoy Briar
Mason’ City
G.I A.R
Elva Wannemaker
Whitney Reunion at Spragg Home Near Independence
The Percy Spragg home north of Independence hosted a Whitney family reunion on Sunday with attendees from West Gate Waterloo Cedar Rapids and nearby areas. A short business meeting followed by refreshments, while Mr Whitney the Civil War veteran and sole surviving family member could not attend due to age. Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Leo Carrigg left for Fort Dodge after their wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Spragg
Independence
Whitney
Buchanan
Sibley County
Osceole
Leo
F. D. Hennance
Maude Lennox
Tuesday Card Parties and Club Gatherings Listed
Tuesday afternoon events include Get-Together club at Mrs. A RK Thorson and a W B A card party at Moose hall. Evening activities feature L A to B of R T card party at K of C hall, D O V Memorial hall, Sunshine Rebekah at Waterloo IOOF hall, and OO F hall events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A RK. Thorson
W. B
Moose Hall
L. A To B
R. T
C. Hall
D. O. V.—Memorial Hall
Sunshine Rebekah
Waterloo
I. O. OO. F. Hall
First Methodist Church Societies Meet Wednesday
Mrs F 4 Becker hosts the First Methodist church women for their monthly all day meeting at her home 828 South Street. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society opens at 10 30 a m with devotional led by Mrs Cora Clough. Music by Mrs J W St John and Mrs Sally Farris will present a talk. A mitebox program titled The Uncanny Mitebox features and members are urged to bring miteboxes. A noon picnic dinner is provided by committee led by Mrs Cal Miller and others. The Ladies' Aid meets at 1 30 to plan for the Cattle Congress. The Woman's Home Missionary society gathers at 2 with guest Mrs Homer C Stuntz and talks by Mrs Don Miller and a playlet Mrs Catherine Eckstein directs. Kensington all day meeting by Sons of Veterans auxiliary at Mrs Cyrus Carpenter's home with lunch at noon and dinner at 6. Kil Kare club attended Cedar River park picnic with games and a bridge-luncheon at Country Club on Tuesday. Ladies' Aid of United Presbyterian church meets at Mrs Lynn Eddy 220 Randall Wednesday afternoon. Get-Together Club meets tomorrow with Mrs A R Thorson over a 1 o'clock picnic lunch. W B A card party tomorrow in Moose Hall with a business meeting at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 4. Becker
South Street
First Methodist Church
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Cora Clough
J. W. St. John
Sally Farris
California
J. J. Wyeth
S. E. Barron
Cal Miller
Susannah Creps
Hugh McGranahan
FP. L. Marquis
W. B. Horner
Hattie Eason
Addie McCormick
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Homer C. Stuntz
Don Miller
Clifton
Catherine Eckstein
Weekend News of Iowa Towns roundup of incidents
Maquoketa Dell Olmstead 58 ends life after failed reconciliation. Chariton Blaine Newsom hurt by 6600 volt wire on a high platform. Davenport Joe Green 55 dies after struck by interurban car. Des Moines frost cuts Iowa corn yield toward half normal. Boyd Liddle five events at state swimming meet wins four firsts. Emil Alvaradosi 17 found drowned body recovered near Dakota City Nebraska.
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Maquoketa
Dell Olmstead
Chariton
Blaine
Newsom
Russell
Davenport
Joe Green
Muscatine
Des Moines
Iowa
Boyd Liddle
Midwest
Sioux City
Emil Alvaradosi
Sioux River
Dakota City
Neb
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
The piece stresses chin care for women over 30 or those gaining weight. It urges ice massage and astringents for ordinary care, but for sagging chins suggests chin straps, rubber or elastic webbing, and even improvised muslin bandages worn overnight. Emphasizes diet and muscle strengthening through massage.
Stand in Byrnes Park Robbed of Sunday Stock
Byrnes park refreshment stand broken into Saturday night and looted of candy cigars gum and golf clubs. Thieves gained entrance by breaking a window and took ten carloads of candy five boxes of gum and four boxes of cigars. John Casey club professional owned seven monogrammed golf clubs missing. reward offered. Several other petty robberies reported. motorcycles rims and tires stolen. sheets and pillowcases vanished from clothes line. Detective Emil Steffen and Officer Lee Smith investigated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
Howland Candy Company
Emil Steffen
Offcer Lee Smith
W. A. Marquette
Cedar Falls
Electric Park
John Mercurio
Jefferson Street
Edward Mahnke
Riehl Street
John Casey
Ten Day Romance Blossoms at Altar in Iowa City
Mrs George W Hawver announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Irene Hawver to R M Fairholm of Bridgewater Iowa. The ceremony followed a ten day romance and was performed Monday at Jesup by Rev F M Nielson. Miss Hawver, a East High junior, and Fairholm, manager of Newark Shoe Co store, met ten days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hawver
Hawver Court
Irene Hawver
R. M. Fairholm
A. L. Fairholm
Bridgewater
Jesup
Fairholm
Newark Shoe Company
Fourth Street East
Omaha
Neb
Hawver
F. M. Nielson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elsie Nielson
James B. Bird
Iowa Roads and Weather10 A M Update
Keokuk reports fair and good conditions while Clinton is good and clear. Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown, Ottumwa, Fort Dodge, Council Bluffs, and surrounding Waterloo areas show good to clear weather with minor variances. No. 218 northwest detour at Winton. No. 20 east detours between Winthrop Masonville and Dyersville Epworth. No. 59 north gravel good, dirt rough, south good.
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Associated Press
Keokuk
Clinton
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Fort Dodge
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Winton Dry
Winthrop
Masonville
Dyersville
Epworth
CITY 18 BRIEF A flurry of local social and travel notices
A column lists residents and visitors in Waterloo, noting Dr and Mrs Frank Hartman returning from Lake Okoboji, Miss Marguerite Saul en route to northern Minnesota, Roy Campbell enlisting for service, and several couples traveling to Minnesota and Illinois. It covers auto trips, vacations, and small movements among Waterloo families, students, and officials. The piece also mentions local police officials attending a convention, and a church class gathering at A. H. Holt’s Sherman Park home amid floor repairs.
Andrew Burned by Launch Explosion Des Moines
Aug 15. Explosion of gasoline in a launch at Lake Okoboji burned L A Andrew state superintendent of banking, who stepped from the launch to the pier when the blast occurred. He is recovering at Spirit Lake and was a guest at Templar park. The article notes that New York City’s sixty seven savings banks hold nearly 3 billion dollars on about 3 million accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lake Okoboji
L. A
New York City
Two Boys From Bennington Build Tiny Monoplane
Cecil and Paul Bopp, farmers near Waterloo, are constructing a hand built monoplane with a 200 foot wingspan, weighing about 600 pounds with a Wright Morehouse two cylinder engine. They plan first flight in 7 to 10 days under guidance at Waterloo airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Cecil
Paul Bopp
P. L. Friedley Farm
Waterloo
Paul
Elmer Kane
Stancel Gilley
Lincoln
Neb
Bopp Boys
Chicago
Judge Uses Dog as Witness in Possessory Case
Justice John Coyle presided as I G Clark lost a possessory warrant for a five year old hound. After 27 witnesses declared the dog Clark’s, the judge had a spectator call the hound by both names Loud er and Rock. The dog rose when Lou der was spoken, and the warrant was upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Coyle
the Peace
I. G. Clark
Clark
William Woods
Woods
Rock
Mayo Clinic dental surgery student at Rochester notice
J R Carroll of Pioneer Bank Building 1610 is at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota attending the dental surgery department for treatment and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo. Clinic
J. R. Carroll
Pioneer Bank
Rochester, Micn
Mayo Clinic
Quaker Oats Promotes Breakfasts for Busy Mornings
Advertorial urging balanced breakfasts using Quaker Oats to power morning work and classes. Highlights Oats protein minerals B vitamins and laxative bulk, claiming it outbalances other cereals. Promotes Quick Quaker and regular Quaker Oats as morning options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
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Alice ‘Wilbur
Mhother
Art Minert
Betty Potter
Jean Ogle
Helen Gross
Vivian Kline
Romana Montgomery
Caroline Halls
Mary Mable McCalls
Luella Coughlin
Silver Club
King’s Daughters
Island Park
Mmes. Rillmond
Schear
Mayme Gallagher
C. Roy
Schoel
L.A
Society
Kensington
Auxiliary of Sons of Veterans of the Civil War
Cyrus Carpenter
Kil Kare Club
Country Club
City of United Presbytrian Church
Lynn Eddy
Randall
A. R. Thorson
The
Edna Kent Forbes
R. J. Hoxie
Myr
Hoxie
Lowa
Buchanan’s
Dr. and
Frank’ T. Hartman
Ear Klingaman
Earnest. Hawkins
West High School
Indianapolis
Butler College
Mrs. Lotus Survey
Randolph Street
Lake Minnetonka
Minneapolis
Minn
Marguerite Saul
Minnesota
Delta Hitch
Arthur F. Jury
High Bridge
Wis
Roy Campbell
Air Service
Sgt
L. C. Greenup
Army
Chanute Field
Illinois
Vern R. Roderick
Memphis, Tenn
J. F. Dare
Margaret Welsh
Repass Auto Company
James
Moline
W. A. B. Graham
Fourth Street
White Fish Lake
George Busby
Tom Moore
West High
Vermont
Til
Leroy
Bud) Simmons
Olivia Enderlein
Evanston
Charles V. Simmons
J. P. Hey
McDonald
Kan
Viola McDermott
L. McDermott
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Vance Allyn
Allyn
BE A. Leighton
Ilinois Central Railroad
Iowa Chiefs of Police Association
Alice Kilingaman
PF. L. Klinga
Inman
Pomona
Cal
G. E.bickley
G. Archer
Evansville
National Trade Extension Bureau
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson Hotel
N. W. Frisbie
Mulberry Street
Duluth
National Hayfever Club
Charles Leckington
G. W. Geiger
Whittier
Robert
C. E. Burch
J. H. Lesser
Loo
A. H. Holt
Sherwood Park
M. FE
A. 5. Wilson
Unique Cleaners
Andrew
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Fonda Mae
Polly Prim
Special Mail Order Department
Edelson
Tec Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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