Local Society Notes Span Weddings and Gatherings
Hazleton and Dubuque weddings highlighted a busy society page. Anderson Curtis tied the knot with Miss Beulah Cutshall in Walnut Street Baptist Church, with out of town guests and a reception at the Anderson home. Mary Leonard wed Edward Callahan in Dubuque with Timeis Central Railway ties, and Gretchen Shaw from Philadelphia featured in a Grinnell College visit honor. Public and private parties, dances, and bridge teas filled the social calendar, with plans for fall events and fraternity initiations.
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Anderson -Cutshall
Beulah Cutshall
B. G. Cutshall
Hazleton
Davey Anderson
D. D. Anderson
R. N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Jennie Moline
John Anderson
Mary Leonard
Eward J. Callahan
Dubuque
T. L. Leonard
J J. Stanley
Sacred Heart Church
St Patrick's Church
Callahan
Elms
Timeis Central
Railway Company
James
Leonard
Miss Shaw
Gretchen Shaw
Philadelphia
Alvin Jackson
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Black's
Grace Kauffer
Harriett Sedgwick
W. H. Bickley
Blanche Shaw
Harold B. Plumb
Nathan Barber
Mae Sindlinger
Shaw
Walter Mayne
St. Louis
Sindlinger
Chicago
Beauty Chats From Edna Kent
Forbes beauty column answers readers on skin hair and diets. Betsy Jané explains cucumber juice to treat skin and lemon dilution. Age weight and hair care tips follow. Readers like I G P Anna L Sue Mary Ann and others receive guidance on elimination oily skin and ear protrusions.
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Betsy Jané
Anna L
Sue
Side Talks Reflect on Youth and Giving Away Youthful Time
Ruth Cameron muses on aging, youth, and the urge to give away affection and energy. A 20 year old’s spendthrift generosity is contrasted with older restraint, as memories of past certainties mix with warnings about wasting youth for others. The piece ends with a rueful note on changing opinions across generations.
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Molly
Thatman
Croup
Brever
Picnic and club events at Cedar River park
The document lists luncheon table settings for 24 and events for Women circle members and Sunnyside Bridge club. Husbands will be entertained Thursday evening at Cedar River park with each hostess supplying sandwiches. A Sunnyside Country club bridge party is scheduled for 2:15 p m Wednesday. Kum-Chat club hosts a picnic at Edgewater cottage Cedar River park. Cedar Review holds a regular session at Ben Hur hall Wednesday.
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Three Link Circle
Cedar River Park
Sunnyside Bridge
Sunnyside
Cedar Review
Ben Hur Hall
Church and social notices from local parishes and clubs
Deborah society of First M B church meets 2 30 p m Wednesday at Mrs Thomas Reaney's home for sewing business session, social hour, and short program. Northminster Presbyterian Ladies auxiliary annual picnic at Galloway Park Wednesday. In case of rain, at church. Women of St Johns church hold thimblebee at temporary chapel 1620 Mulberry Street Wednesday. First Lutheran Young People's social at church parlors today. United Presbyterian Ladies Aid to meet and tie comforts Wednesday afternoon. Cedar Heights picnic planned by St Joseph's Catholic Girls' Club for Sunday. depart Ellis Hotel 10 30 a m by bus. notify committee members Josephine Kelly Adeline Hayes Agnes Curran Josephine Robert Ruth Smith Hegina McDonough. Trinity American Lutheran prepares important business at tomorrow afternoon's session at the church. hostesses Mrs Fred Nus and Mrs Emily Tribon. Walnut Street Baptist Searchlight class to be entertained by August committee at Mrs W B Howell's home Wednesday afternoon.
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Deborah Society of First M. B. Church
Thomas Reaney
Northminster Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary
Galloway Park
United Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Heights
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Trinity American Lutheran Child
Fred Nus
Emily ‘Tribon
Walnut Street Baptist Searchlight
W.B. Howell
Y's Men Clubs in Outing at Morris Isle Camp
Twenty-five Waterloo Y's Men's club members enjoyed the first annual outing at the Morris Isle camp. They arrived 5:30 p m played baseball and volleyball, had supper by lamp light, then riverbank watermelon and a camp fire program with A Cohagan speaking on camp progress. An auto theft report followed with a later recovery.
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Waterloo Y
Morris Isle
Merrymakers
A. Cohagan
Prize Offered for Best Radio Drama by WGY in Fall
General Electric’s WGY Schenectady offers a 500 dollar prize for the best radio drama submitted during the Sept 1 to Nov 30 period. The winning play will be staged by WGY players in winter before a 1,000,000 audience. Writers must craft scenes for a blind listener using sound to convey action, with room to depict races and settings through spoken lines and sound effects. Interested parties should contact GE for rules and requirements.
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WGY
General Electric Company
Schenectady
General Eléctric Company
The Tiger Exposes a Royal Ballroom Mystery
In a fairy tale set at a grand royal ball Prince Zolfor spots Princess Tina swap into a tiger via a charm. He tracks her into the forest, reveals the disguise, and rescues her. Tina returns with Zolfor to her father’s castle to marry, while the nurse guards the truth of the tiger’s appearance.
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Tina
Princess Ting
Princesa
Zolfor
Tiger
Ting
Prince Zoller
Shea
Prince Zollor
New York Klan and Kamela Lose Charters
The Hu Klux Klan and the Kamela sister order were permanently enjoined from continuing as a membership corporation in New York state. The final order of Supreme Court Justice Staley was filed in the county clerk's office in Albany on August 21.
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Albany
Hu Klux Klan
New York State
Supreme Court
Staley
Former German leaders to visit London this week
Dr. Wilhelm Cuno and the former chancellor are en route to London, with the Daily Sketch noting their arrival and stating the mission’s nature remains a mystery, suggesting diplomatic significance and secrecy.
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Wilhelm Cuno
London
Saya
Daily Sketch
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Dahi
Lyle
M Bell
Manetta Bell
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Jessie Sweeney
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Kirkpatrick
Miss Bell
Lest HO
Indianapolis
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Montmorenci
Rice
Stee
Agatha Brantger
W. Kerwin
Harry Rice
Salt Lake City
Waterlon
Andrew Fedderson
Davenport
Worth Hillman
B. W. Schuneman
Sunnyside Country Club
Helene Balliett Mayne
C. O. Balliett
Edna Kent
Forbes
F. M
Ruth Cameron
Peter
Church News
St. John’s Church
Mulberry Street
First Lutheran Young People’s Society
R. Hi. Hosteller
Rath-Peek Building
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Hugo Stinnes
Buchanan
M. C. A. Bldg
New York
Fowler
Fowler Coffee
Courier
Merit Bread
Campbell .Baking Company
Zeampbell
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