Society clubs host Miss McDermott before marriage
Mus Kenneth Farrell and others hosted a party at Mrs Farrells home in honor of Miss Con stanve McDermott whose upcoming marriage to Donald Voellinger was announced recently. Attendees included many social club members and local organizers from Waterloo and surrounding groups.
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Miss McDermott
Kenneth Farrell
I. BD. Bandfield
R. A. Barrett
Farrell
Constanve McDermott
Donald Voellinger
Faye Rober
John Farrell
Bunceo
McDermott
Atmes
Jhonas Vincent
Walker Dreker
Jean Fenelon
Joseph Worthinger
Maurice Fenelon
Mises Clarissa McDermott
Monica Nertieson
Viola McDermott
Vern Peck
Claire Wade
Nellie Bloom
George Pannhuk
Alfreda Wilson
Mts
Allen Memorial Senior Nurses Honored at Lunch
Allen Memorial hospital special nurses of the graduating class of 1928 were honored at an 1 o'clock luncheon in Black's tea room with their superintendent Miss Gertrude Hof. The decor featured blue and gold, blue hyacinths, daffodils and yellow tapers. Favors were Japanesa parasols in the two colors. Dr. Dudley Knipp sang, while Miss Lucille Huntington accompanied on the piano. Attending were Misses May Wendt Florence Schmerse Lilian Gramm Linda Hilmer Juanita Miller Agnes Pisher Ethel Kimball Thelma Wood Marie Jannen Lucille Chapman. Birthday greetings go to Ferdinand Brandt on his ninety-second birthday with family plans for Sunday observance at the Margadant hall.
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Allen Memorial Hospital
Gertrude Hof
Black
Dudley Knipp
Lucllie Huntington
May Wendt
Florence Schmerse
Lillian Gramm
Linda Hilmer
Juanita Miller
Agnes Pisher
Ethel Kimball
Thelma Wood
Marie Jannen
Lucille Chapman
Farewell Party for Fern Nicholson Draws Local Guests
Fern Nicholson leaves her position at Black's Center Business College. Hosts Misses Maritain Stevens and Aletha Saunders gave favors to Margaret Zerwis Magdalene Darby and Mrs. A. G. Prime. Walnut Street Baptist church group honors Una Woolley with annual meet plan. Card party at St Johns School Hall awards favors to several members. Birthday surprise for Margaret Cage in Cedar Heights with pink and white decor. Visitors honored by Mrs Giles at a noon dinner. Encampment Auxiliary holds regular meeting as campaign begins.
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Maritain Stevens
Aletha Saunders
Fern Nicholson
Black's Center Business College
Barco
Margaret Zerwis
Magdalene Darby
A. G. Prime
Nicholson
Rift
Mmes
Glen E. Hallman
Curtis J. Musgrave
Oscar Klingburg
Robert Bickenbach
Florence Sickert
Hazel Bisbey
Edith Collins
H. 5. Bunnell
Peter Daley
James Meggison
Fred Wilcox
J. G. Armstrong
Bunnell
St. John’s School Hall
Sr. John’s Sewing Society
A. L. Salz
Fred Hacker
Lyle Watt
H. A. Rippert
W. M. Hill
Anna Fritz
Roy Jackson
Harry Rynearson
Arthur Racey
J. G. Roth
Thomas Lehan
Joseph Otte
Fred Rouse
Mies
Roy Scribner
Shirley Myers
Ray Reishen
John Phillips
James Sims
Frank Roethler
Stella Steventon
Frank Pitzenberger
Margaret Cage
Ceder Heights
Herman Mexdorf
BD. 5. Clapton
Gladys Kloster
Ruth Hitchcock
Genevieve Walker
Velma Winkie
Bance
Miss Winkle
Miss Hitchcock
F. A. Dage
Ruth Dage
Birthday Dinners Highlight Local Clubs and Auxiliaries
Readable notes show Sinty-five St. Johns Young People club members at a fourth annual birthday dinner in the school hall with valentine decor and two large centerpieces. Officers elected: President Alno Monahan, Secretary Avis Gregory, Treasurer Walter Gorton. other events include dances, card parties, and community plans by the Lerlon Auxiliary and Temple Rebekah.
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Sinty
St. John's
Ned
Alno Monahan
Avis Gregory
Tressurer
Walter Gorton
Hints On Beauty Care From A Quaker Lady
A Quaker woman questions face powder may harm the skin while praising its clean, pure use. The note explains powder origins, suggests rice powder as safe, and contrasts with rouge. It adds simple health tips for weight and posture through brief exercises.
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Hell
Uae
Citerds
Petrova Club Hosts Bridge Night Tonight
Members of the Petrova club will meet tonight at Mrs. Nelie Dunwald's home to play bridge. Several clubs were mentioned hosting yesterday or upcoming events with lunches, favors, and high scores noted for Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. Knudson, and others.
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Petrova Club
Nelie Dunwald
T. A. M. Bridge Club
George Fergemann
Fred Joyce
KK. M. Knudson
Church News Fath Circle Meets and Plan Picnic
Church notices from First Evangelical First Lutheran and other local congregations recount Circle six of First Lutheran Missionary Society meeting at Mrs R E B Clay home and planning an all day quilting session February 23. East Park Presbyterian Aid Society held a kitchen shower for church needs while Mrs Anna Kipp hosts March 8. Union Congregational hosts next social afternoon with 18 women attending. two course luncheon served. Mrs William Graham honored for 14 years service at First Methodist Sunday school with gift and flowers. Spiritual Church of Christ Truth members met at 1927 Franklin Street. Earl King presided and Central Christian Church discussed bake sale. First Lutheran Noon meeting featured Home missions talk by Rev Henry Mueller and music by soloists. next gathering March 18.
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Circle Six
First Lutheran Missionary Society
R. E B. Clay
M's
Duke
Aid Society of Union Congregationial Church
Clara Hatt
First
Methodist
Episcopal Sunday School
William Graham
Bre
van Dyke
Spiritual Church of Christ ‘Truth
Franklin Atreet
Earl &. King
FE. Stalley
Ghelo
Henry Lingelbach
Henry Mueller
Frieda Buenhecke Welch
Marguerite Johnson
Helen Lingelbach
Valentine
Ndra
Clyde Welch
Novel Dances Planned for U C T Valentine Party
Mrs Iven Pifiekt will introduce novel dances at the United Social Travelers Valentine party in Waterloo O O P hall at 1014 Street. The auxiliary schedules a 2:30 pm meeting and a 6 pm special dinner. the main session at 7:30 includes class initiation. Dancing to follow. Gateaway Glee club chosen as name for Gates Business College choral society. Orville Backens Reinbeck wins prize in name contest. Preparations underway for a future party.
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Waterloo Council
United
Fifield
Gateaway Glee Club
Gates Business College
Orville Backens
Reinbeck
Mayor and Four Held in Auto Theft Inquiry
Avoca Iowa Feb 10 Bonds of 2006 each were posted in court by Charles Suttan six year mayor of Hancock Fred Bole former county treasurer and four others Indicted by a grand jury for possession of motor vehicles with engine numbers altered The date for trial was not set The indictments followed a two months investigation of stolen cars around Hancock The other defendants are I H Greer Hancock garage man Will Deathcrege automobile salesman and trapper Ray Birney and Chris Pittman farmers
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Avoca
Charles Suttan
Hancock
Fred Bole
Fottawattamle County
I. H. Greever
Will Deathcrege
Ray Birney
Chris Pittman
Slayer Attends Husband's Funeral in Sioux City Jail
Lorraine Gliglita, jailed on a first degree murder charge, attended her husband Arthur Stig Utz's funeral in Sioux City after viewing his body with a deputy. The case stems from her alleged shooting of him last week and she remains in custody at the county jail.
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Sioux City
Lorraine Gliglita
Arthur Stig Utz
City in Brief Weather and social notes from Waterloo
Weather permitting, the Waterloo Gun club will hold its weekly practice shoot tomorrow afternoon. Various local residents travel for illness, funerals, or visits, including Mrs. Sam Frank to Jacksonville and Mrs. Carney to Brodhead. Local legal matters include a $55.80 theft charge and a divorce granted to Bertis Smith with custody of two sons.
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Sam Frank
Fourth Street West
Jacksonville
Fim
James Beattie
Nettle Carney
Randolph Street
Alta
Brodhead
Wis
Algona
John H. Boeger
Fourth Street East
Edwin Bosrdmen
Jjr
First Brethren Church
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J. E. Bragdon
Biloxi
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Roxie) Martin
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H. B. Bates
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Tulsa
Okla
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Vincent
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Miller Sured
Ivaak Walton League
Mason City
Waverly
Shell Rock
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Ackley
Parkersburg
Cedar Falls
Oelwein
la Porte City
Dyersville
Strawberry Point
McGregor
Colesburg
Dubuque
Manchester
Independence
H. B
Mrs Pred W Green First Lady Of State In Michigan Era
Lansing February article profiles Mrs Pred W Green as the first lady after her husband’s gubernatorial win. It notes her long social and charitable involvement, her preference for privacy, and her wish to travel around the world during their term.
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Lansing
Pred W. Green
Green
University of Michigan
May Go But Flood Danger Small
Des Moines reports rising temperatures may cause more ice to go out of Iowa rivers but no flood danger is imminent. Meteorologist Charles D. Reed noted the Mississippi at Dubuque stood 8.5 feet above low water, about 10 feet below flood stage, and predicted a slow downward trend.
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Iowa
Charles D. Reed
Mississippi
Dubuque
Reed
Investigation of Shooting Continues Three Released
Herbert Bimmons 74 Fourteenth Street West is held in connection with a shooting at Jess Taylor’s restaurant on Linn Street. Ralph W. Travis cites ongoing investigation into statements by Henry Taylor and Norman Smith. Simmons admits visiting the restaurant but denies shooting. he says he was thrown out. Wallace Walker from Fort Dodge, Green H. Diamond, and Ceteries Dye are held for investigation but released after a revolver was found nearby.
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Herbert Bimmons
Fourteenth Treet West
Henry Taylor
Harclay Street
Marsh
Jess Taylor
Linn Street
Ralph W. Travis
Taylors
Norman Smith
Salisbury Street
Simmons
Taylor
Wallace Walker
Fort Dodge
Green H. Diamond
Oneida Street
Ceteries Dye
Adams Street
North End
County Sues Father for Girl's Support
Black Hawk county filed suit against Peter Shannon for 574.60 spent on the care of his daughter Corinne Shannon from January 11, 1924, to January 7, 1928. The county alleges a duty to support, citing a juvenile court order that sent Corinne to the Home of the Good Shepherd in Dubuque after Shannon agreed to monthly payments.
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Black Hawk County
Peter Shannon
Shannon
Carline Shannon
Municipal Court of
Waterloo
Corinne Shannon
John W. Gwynne
Gorinne
Good Shepherd
Dubuque, Te
Brain Test Answer Series and Clues
A concise listing presents seven themed items Matter Energy Sentence Author Timepiece Catastrophe Streamy Building and Evergreen with a map-like clue set. The row ends with an extra item noted as 40 Bue ropren, suggesting a puzzle structure.
Cihak Reaches Final in State Checker Tourney
Cihak tops prelims with 78 points and seeks title as Henry Mitchell of Waterloo appears likely to face him after defeating Will Cook of Ocheyedan and drawing a match in the elimination rounds. Obary appears poised as a potential opponent in the final contest.
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Cihak
Henry Mitchell
Waterloo
Obary
Cihal
Will Cook
Oceyedan
Sories
A. L. Cihak
L. W. Bittle
Jons Falls
Henry ‘Mitchell
Kinsinger
Wine Cook
J. Oh. Miller
Grundy
W. ©. Watters
A. R. Gilbert
Iowa
Palis
E. L. Goss
Bmart
E. Gates
Oelwein
Defendant offers to pay up in false drawing case
Carl F. Hoesch of Princeton Minnesota claims no intent to defraud and says money was deposited to cover $350.50 in checks scattered through Iowa. He hoped to pay the checks and avoid prosecution, alleging a brother in law would deposit $700 to his Minnesota account. He cashed checks at Des Moines Cedar Rapids Cedar Falls and Waterloo. Charges allege false drawing or uttering with intent to defraud for Waterloo checks ranging $3.50 to $15 payable to various firms.
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First National Bank
Minneapolis
Minn
Carl F. Hoesch
Princeton
Hoesch
Minnesota
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
High Water Frees Mill Pond of Ice
High water last evening freed the mill pond above the dam from the remaining field of ice and the current flowed free. Historical ice-out dates show Iowa winters warming with several mid February and March breakups noted. Cedar and Black Hawk creeks recessing while Virden Creek nears normal. In Elkhorn, Alfred Jorgensen, 32, of Kimballton died after being struck on the head by a falling timber in a late cave-in while digging pilings for a bridge.
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Mill Pond
Iowa
Fourth Street
Lowa Public Service Company
Black Hawk Creek
Virden Creek
Elkhorn
Strick
Alfred Jorgensen
Kimballion
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad Promises Beauty Benefit
An advertisement touts MELLO-GLO face powder from Lauerman's claiming a long wear, shine reduction, and a soft peachy skin look. It emphasizes purity and beautifying qualities, urging customers to try the product.
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