Musical Tea Program Planned at Christ Church
A Christ Church musical tea Saturday afternoon presents a program of unusual interest led by John Conrad of Cornell and Albert Greeley. Performances include Handel arias, The Dey is Done, Onings of Sons, Thou Art So Like a Flower, and other selections sung by soloists and Mrs. Dirlenley with piano.
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Christ Church
Hoven
Highland
Eirgle Wii
Ithinse
John Conrad
Tha
Cornell
Collége
Mus
Albert Greeley
Gary the Turider
Gren
Handel
Pyle
Bret
Lavie
Chiemont
Mr. Conrad
Charles Byrom
Mondetasiii
Chadwick
Conrad
Robert
Huntington Terry
Sandman
Lou
Georga Roberts
Mrs. Direnley
Mae Hadan
Taylor
Ota
Stead
Div. 2 Ald Society Hosts YWCA Event and Club Notes
More than 100 women gathered in the YWCA recreation room for Trinity American Lutheran Build to entertain St Luke's Engleh Lutheran and Suesta groups in a party. Ald Society and other church groups held meetings with refreshments provided by members and guests. Visitors included Dr and Mrs Hurl Seadman and Mrs N W Isntwiste among others. various officers were elected in local organizations.
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YW. M. C
Trinity American
Lutheran Build
St. Luke's
Engleh
Lutheran Church
Suesta
Masonic Waterloo Chapter Hosts Star Formation Event
Waterloo chapter of a Masonic order hosted a dinner and ceremony with honored guests including Mrs Le Whooter, Mrs Mary Dixon, and grand officers. The evening featured a choral performance, floral gifts, and decorations in order colors. an afternoon school of instruction was held.
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Waterloo Chaptar
Wasta Star
Yan’ Doran
Worg
le “Whooter
Spat
Mary ‘Ethel Dixon
Russell DeGon
Shal
Jessig L. Martin Espistrand
Martha
Dietrick
Jas
Geund Ruth
Mras Woliain
Cy Trunkey Brand
Slorida
Waterloo Chipter
Short
Worthy Mnatron
Mra
Prankoy
Glit. Weydy
Choral Society
Leo Ferflu
Roy Outlan
Martin Hovde
Ralph Slippy
Esus
Saviour
Adame
Ihapter
Chauter
Woman's Relief Corps Birthday Party Sponsors Event
The Woman's Relief Corps hosted a birthday party at Memorial hall with more than seven attendees. Tables were decorated with ferns, birthdays cakes cut, and a luncheon served. The program featured songs, readings, and brief talks honoring January and February anniversaries, concluding with plans for a regular meeting the next afternoon.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Frank Sherwood
Lildan
Porter
Mya
J. M. Caddeback
Fred
America
Mary. Johnson
Mmea
Avi Davis
E. ‘la. Arnold
He ‘Tawless
Navde
Brayton
Ames
Lawreéns
Arnold
Hepler
Tellig
Wea
Wheals A.C. Tatra
Joe Grimm
Hudson
Wby
L. Johnson
Assembly- Rink
E-Corps
Waterloo Woman Celebrates Fifty-Eighth Birthday Today
Mrs. Harriet Fawcett marks her eighty first birthday with an informal afternoon at home hosted by her daughter Mrs Edward A Sohm. Airs Fawcett will attend a 6:30 dinner hosted by C M Fawcett and George Fawcett. family members invited.
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Starriet Fawcett
Episcopal Church
Uncheon
Airs
Fawcett
C. M. Fawcett
George Fawcett
C.M. Fawcett
Sheen
Club Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings
Mrs. Joel Steely hosts the G. Ee Club tomorrow afternoon at her home. The Jolly Sixteen meet tonight at Mrs. Niemeyer’s home with birthday plans for Starley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Culligan. Pauline Roadman is elected president. Kathleen Adams secretary as music solos accompany the gatherings.
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Joel Steely
G. Ee Club
Jolly Sixteen
Wiun
Ast Eveninis
Mand
TG. Niemeyer
Ftarley
Paul
Allan
Tlaney
Thomas Nauman
Pauline Roadman
Kathleen Adams
Marlys
Atkins
Paulins
Kecie Roadman
Reception Honors Hudson Couple After Wedding
Mr and Mrs Glen Mastain celebrated their marriage with an informal reception at the Arter home in Hudson after the ceremony at Imrat Brethren parsonage Waterloo. The event drew 69 guests and featured pink and white decor, a pyramid cake, and a three course luncheon. The bride Viola Arter, a Studson High School graduate, and groom Mile Mastain, will manage the family farm. they plan a Chicago motor trip for their honeymoon.
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Courter Spocial Service
F Hudson
Tas
Glen J. Mastain
Imrat Brethren Parsonage
Waterloo
Edwin Boardman
W.l Arter
Mastain
Mile, Mastain
Chicago
Nuptial Vows for Bertch and Schmitz at Local Church
Lucille Bertch daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilh Bertely wed Peter Schmitz son of Mr and Mrs Joe Schmitz in a morning ceremony at the local church. Bridesmaid Ida Lane of Brandon and a brother of the bride acted as best man. A reception for about 300 guests followed in the parish hall and the couple will reside on a farm near Gilbartyille. Washington School faculty were entertained at Calvary Evangelical church by sixth and seventh grade pupils with a dinner yesterday evening.
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Engig
Ida Lane
Brandon
Gilbartyille
Washington School
Calvary Evangelical Church
Pacania
Hints in Beauty Care and Regulations for Practitioners
A discussion on curbing beauty quackery and licensing beauty specialists. Calls for stricter state or national supervision, medical-style exams, and vigilance against fake shops. Highlights consumer protection, safe cosmetics, and avoiding harmful treatments while noting the beauty trade’s large economic footprint.
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Ulla
New ‘York
Cloone Pollard to Present Smilin Through at Miller High
Cloone Pollard will present the play Smilin Through at Miller High School under the direction of Mrs. Robert Pollard. The production, led by a Winterloo team, features Allan Langdon Marlin’s play with Norma Talmadge later in a film adaptation. Advance notices promise high quality staging and capable coaching for local theatre fans.
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DY Uarker
Eugene Tlarker
Robart
Patlach
Miler
Dakinday
Miller High School
Robert Pollard
Cloone Harker
Winterloo
High Schaes
Allan Langdon Marlin
New York City
Two Meetings and Lunch at Woman's Club Tomorrow
The Fine Arts department and Civic department of the Woman's Club plan programs tomorrow at the clubhouse. Readings include vocal selections by Mrs. Beatman and a piano solo by Isbel Brinkman, plus papers by several members. A civil service and federal trade commissions program follows in the morning, with lunch served at noon.
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Ot “Water- Joo
A. A. Kiteshenstein
Mrs Howard Rath Honored Guest at Luncheon
Mrs Rath was honored at a luncheon with yellow and orchid decor. Attendees included Aames Teubon Rath Roger Tuth Robert Harkin J H W Butts Marty Theed Robert Cole Ray Paul Lea Cohrt Miss Joassia Fowler and Miss Rath Rath. Nearby, Plus Ultra class members of the Church of the Brethren met for their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at Cedar Falls. A play and dinner events followed including a farewell for Lloyd Shepherd with a three month training leave at Fort Benning.
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Toward Rath
Mary E. Brown
Witter Airda
Bonnell
Nastess
Aames
Teubon Rath
Roger Tuth
Robert Harkin
J. H W. Butts
Marty Theed
Robert Cole
Ray Paul
Lea Cohrt
Misa Joassia Fowler
Church of the Brethren
Waterloo
George Long
Cedar Falls
Lange
Movie Tisdale
Atys
Lloyd Shepherd
D. Waterson
Afes
Stepherd
Shephert
Fort Benning
Tim
Prominent local clubs and a wedding mark spring events
A joint meeting of Munle Club and Natural Asia Club is set for March 2 at Memorial Auditorium on the college campus with a composers program led by Louis Schmidt featuring performers from Ames Des Moines and Oskaloosa. A wedding took place yesterday in the parsonage with Mr and Mrs Wiseman of Traore Warewell hosting a reception for over 200 guests. A three act play Take My Advice will be staged by St. Marys and Mt Carmel students with Edison School Bruce Gates addressing the PTA.
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Munle
Mildred
Ceason
Natural Asia
Ecof
Anic
Mn March* 2) In Munichy
Memorial
Mras-Louis
Sehmidt
Fhosers
Sto
MM. C
Robalind
Cook
Ames
Phillip
Gresley
Clapp
Iona Glty
Paul Steve
Oskaloosa
Grice
Clark
DeGralt
Des Molines
Loulya
Crawford
Cedar Rapids
Elias Blura
Des Moines
Warewell
Attandanes
Rov
William Wkins
Wallington
Isains
Wilkins
Burton Avenue
Mt. Carmel
Eagle Center
Jury finds church leader not guilty of toting weapon
John Robinson a local church figure was cleared of charges that he carried a loaded revolver on January 6. The four hour jury deliberation found no proof he took the weapon outside his home at 4600 Douglas Street. Defense attorney Milton F. Fields noted the case stemmed from testimony by a colored youth and a state failure to prove possession outside the home.
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John Robinson
Bates Street
H. B. Bates
Lis
Robinson
Hin
Anna Edtwards
Douglas Street
Antioch Baptist Church
Milton FP. Fields
Fef. W. Edwards
H. A. Sweet
Kenneth Bragdon
Waller
Johnson
Ifred C. Repass
R. B. Sterling
Julius Jonsen
Fannie Hersey
Everett Ulrich
FL M. Michael
Jessia Waldaca
BP. Bleyanda
J. Howard
Woman's Estate Given to Nephews and Nieces
In her will Aled today for pro bate Mrs Lizale Moyer distributes her estate among relatives. Special bequests to nephew David George Rinker of 2000 dollars and niece Jan da Moyer 400 dollars. One ninth share of the residue to listed relatives including David Rinker and Sarah Pedatty. Executor named as W. W. Beal of Waterloo.
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Aled
Lizale Moyer
David George Rinker
Jan da Moyer
Aie
Louisa Mayers
Ida Ri
Amnyer
Sarah Elizabeth Pedatty
Lydia Fu
Sehrader
Mma Vangblut
Ida
Core Tonmoler
Fred Tielkemeler
Velyn
Trace Tielkemelar
Sre Riven
Onmelrhteenth
W. W. Beal
Waterloo
Lichty Quail Tale Published in American Lera Journal
Burr I Lichty of Waterton writes a humorous quail hunting narrative in the American Lera sportsmen’s journal based in Chicago. The frondt southwest setting is praised by friends as a near perfect picture of quail field sport with light humor.
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Frondt
Burri
Lichty
Waterton
Lera
Chicago
Bond Forfeiture and Sentencing Updates in Local Court
Judge I B Boies forfeited the appearance bond of 400 for Lesger case after failed plea and late payment of 300 plus costs. Benson indicted for tapping power grid, pleaded guilty. sentencing set for March 3 at 2 pm with potential penalty from 1 dollar to five years. Court adjourned state cases and will resume next Monday morning.
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Congress
Leriday
Dilicera
D. Hopkins
Wilba
Bales
H ‘Aylor Benson
Central Iowa Power & Light Co
Aloa
Dudge Boies
Bullet Glanced and Killed Boy in Cerovac Case
Council Bluffs police court session details the Thomas Cerovac East Omaha case. J J Hess argues the fatal shot was an accident when Cerovac fired into junk to frighten trespassing youths. Assistant Prosecutor Dickason contends the shooting was deliberate.
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Council Bluffs
Thomas Cerovac
East Omaha
Terth Kallvile
Fast Hallows'an
J. J. Hess
Defansa
Hess
Cerovac
Dickason
Wife of Former Vinton Teacher Dies
Mrs Gracs Gray Dornon wife of A M M Dornon a well known Iowa educator died today in Des Moines. Dornon formerly superintended Vinton schools and lived in Des Moines. Mrs Dornon daughter of John Gray Cedar Rapids a Northwestern University graduate renowned for public speaking and dramatic art. Body to Cedar Rapids Friday for interment. Also Wright Construction awarded paving contract for 9 1/2 miles of federal highway No 32 at 2 28 a yard and Jows City man awarded the bridge contract.
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Town City
Wright Construction Co
iDes Moines
G. J. Chadak
Jows City
Basketball results mix and property deeds in rostered day
Basketball scores include Parsons over Penn 39 15 and Viste over Lenox 71 26 with other game results. The text also lists numerous real estate transfers and parcel descriptions in sections 90-12 2 04 and related land dealings in Council Bluffs Glenwood Forest Park areas and additions, plus named individuals such as Edward J Wenner and Frank Neunkirch in various lot and block transactions.
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Parsons
Penn
ARS
Hessle
Martin Barth
Wilhy
Edward J
Wenner
L.A
Jesip State Baik
James Colwell
Ellua_ Calwell eth al
Ind
Frank Neunkireh
Vorbeck
Lot
Forest_Dark
Erma Rutherford
Imason
G. Falls
M. A. Gerber
Les Mann
Lana’ & Fowler
Ernest Jordan
Herbert Sere
Frutherford
Hinrk
Local notices and visits fill Clarion page
A jumble of short items from Clarion reports visitors and events in Waterloo Dubuque and Des Moines. Notes mention memorial hospital operations, a police court clerk’s funeral arrangement, donations to a firemen’s pension fund, and a fire at a dairy plant. Also listed are visits by Mrs Ramsey and her daughter, a prosperity talk at Unity Center, building permits, and various local social and civic updates.
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yeatiAlen
Memorial Hospital
Ben's
Leago
Waterloo
Ore
Paul Davin
Matt Coy
Allan Memorial
Afttéarai
Logan Avenue
Logan’ Avenue
Fite
Worrell
Toenjes
Lawn City Sexton Prepares Grave of Former Partner
Cedar Falls February 24 Charles Lawrence sexton at Greenwood Cemetery prepared the burial plot for Louis Wolff with whom he shared a Cedar Falls barber business about 40 years ago. Lawrence has served as Greenwood sexton for 25 years. Wolff’s funeral was held in Waterloo where he had resided recently, Thursday afternoon, with burial at Greenwood.
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Cedar Falls
Charles Lawrence
Sexton
Greenwood Cemetery
Louis Wolff
Lawrence
Wolff
Tobs
Waterloo
Greenwood
Hog barn funds spark state fair debate
A garbled report hints at a senator from Wood County supporting a hog barn project tied to the state fair. The note mentions opposition to swivel chair jobs and suggests political winces, counting several thousand dollars involved, with a heated reply about hogs and children.
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Dara
Liquor Charges Followed Arrest at Blaskby Residence
William Blaskby, a Russian resident of 103 Ash Street, faced charges after investigators and officers found two half pints of moonshine and a half gallon hidden in a barn behind his home. The arrest stemmed from a residence incident and ties to Emma White who lived at the same address and was placed in charge of intoxication. Local special agent M King and officers Crumling Buckley Colvine and others conducted the inquiry.
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William
Blaskins
Emma
White
Negress
M. King
Indg
Central
Railrosa
Sloan's Liniment Proves Pain Relief Across Muscular Ailments
A customer letter lauds Sloan's Liniment for curing sleeplessness and rheumatic pain, claiming the remedy wakes the body, boosts healing by stimulating blood flow, and eliminates pain without nerve dulling. The ad promises quick, clean relief and urges readers to buy at druggists for 36 cents.
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Sloan
Sloan’s
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