Sunnyside Club Plans July Fourth Special Program
Sunnyside Country Club schedules a July Fourth program with orchestral music in late afternoon a 6 pm plate dinner fireworks and dancing for children and adults from 9 pm to 12 am a noonday luncheon and three dances in July including July 1 and July 24 dates plus an undetermined date during the women’s state golf tourney weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recevers
Sunnyside Country Club
Alfred Longiey
Earl Glasner
J. Magee
Harry Shaw
Weston
Wayne Maymond
Misa Jessie Fowler
Woman's Club Sets Dates for Meetings
Waterloo Woman's Club program chairmen met with president Mrs. C. W. Chapman and year book head Mrs. W. F. Schrag in the club home. Year books will be printed this month. Chairmen include Mrs. Robert Knox romance language Mrs. Fred McClain fine arts Mrs. BE. A. Boggs civic Mrs. S. J. Fairbanks evening Mrs. F. L. Marquis home and education Mrs A. L. Bengston literary and Mrs Fred Stearns hospitality.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
C. W. Chapman
W. F. Schrag
Robert Knox
Fred McClain
BE. A. Boggs
S. J. Fairbanks
F. L. Marquis
A. L. Bengston
Fred Stearns
Doris Meserve to Marry L C Murray
Doris Meserve announced her engagement and approaching marriage to Lee C Murray at a Sunday school gathering at her home. The couple plans a July 12 wedding with pink and white decorations and a formal menu. Meserve is the daughter of Mrs D B Meserve of 514 Ninth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Meserve
Ionian Sunday School
First Methodiat Church
Lee c. Murray
Meserve
D. DB
Ninth Street West
Miss Maurine Lynes Honored by Shower
Miss Maurine Lynes, who will wed Albert Brockman of Larksville in August, was honored with a prenuptial shower Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Frank Smith and Miss Fee Collins at 1918 Washington Street. Pink and white accents colored the event. 14 guests attended with out of town visitors including Mrs. Eva Roach and Miss Marjorie Wasseler of Plainfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Lynes
Albert Brockman
Larksville
Frank Smith
Fee Collins
Washington Street
Pauline Rasch
Plainfield
Eva Roach
Howard Roach
Marjorie Wasseler
Fred Plage
Mohadl
S. B
Margaret Lyyes
Waverly
Graves Memorial United Brethren church meeting and picnic
The official board will meet at Graves Memorial United Brethren church at 7 30 Friday evening. Teachers and officers are urged to attend. Three classes led by Miss Mirg Pierce Mrs Roger Akin and Tr W Schear held a picnic supper near the Cedar Falls bathing beach last evening.
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Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Graves Memorial Brethren Church
Refreshments Dropped for Six Months by Mission Society
The First Brethren Women's Missionary society will not serve refreshments during meetings for six months as an experimental policy decided at the annual meeting hosted by Mrs. Homer Chambarlain. Officers for the coming year include Mrs. A. A. Bontrager as president and Mrs. D. G. Lichty as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Women's Missionary Society
Homer Chambarlain
A. A. Bontrager
D. G. Lichty
Ben Wengard
Jj. B. Brubaker
3. M. Collard
National School of Missions
Winoa
Minn
W.H. Beachier
South Bend
Ind
Waterloo
Edwin Boardman
Muriel Welstead
West Virginia
Bessie McCartney
Elizabeth Hildebrand
Grant Miller
Etta Lichty
Chamberlain
J. W. Brubaker
Harry Strout
Charles Klingaman
William Bills
Reuben Burgess
East Park Church Plans Annual Sunday School Picnic
East Park Presbyterian under J. Paw Vincent will hold its Sunday school picnic at Cedar River Park Saturday with activities starting around 10 a.m. Congregation members and friends will enjoy games and contests in the afternoon plus an ice cream sale hosted by the Ladies Aid at Mrs. Ethel Parker’s lawn yesterday.
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East Park
Side Talks on Gracious Gift Receiving and Compliments
The piece reflects on the social test of receiving gifts gracefully and convincingly. It compares the difficulty of being a good receiver to offering a sincere giver, noting how even praised responses can sound insincere and suggesting two methods for conveying true gratitude.
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Ward
Cnange
Ion Bo
Iowa Falls Woman Named to W R C Publicity Post
Iowa Falls June 2 special Mrs Estella M Popper of this city named press correspondent for the laws department of the Woman s Relief corps by Mrs L Gertruda Anderson Marion president Other appointments listed include Margaret E Leming Sadie V Hollinger Jennie B Jones Mary Basham Irene Fordyce Lizzie Stugis and several standing committees with members from Denison Des Moines Cedar Falls Independence Keokuk and other cities The new executive board comprises Betha Tattick Julia Brace Anna Colwell Ida Driscoll and Emma Thomas among others
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Iowa Falls
Estella M. Popper
Laws Department
The
Woman's Relief Corps
L. Gertruda Anderson
Marion
Popper
Departy Oignt
Anderson
Margaret E. Leming
Marlon
Sadie V. Hollinger
Washington
Jennie B. Jones
Denison
Mary Basham
Gelweth
Irene Fordyce
Emmetsburg
Lizzie Stugis
Sioux City
Nellie Pernex
Mae Jones
Des Moines
Litas Gist
Cedar Falls
Rowenr Norton
Independence
Flora
Tester
Keokuk
Ludu Schrick
Parkersboro
Maude Troutner
Marshalltown
Clara Webber
Iowa City
Thriff
Thresa Marsh
Pairfield
Iffie Irish
Grace Eickerberg
Fairbanks
Victory Fund
Lara Borger
Ceder Rapids
Uaison
Lola Smythe
Tfile Anderson
Dayton
May Bolt
Woodbine
Maria Basham
Des Jolted
Noma Bryson
Anna Morrison
Grundy Center
Betha Tattick
Boone
Julia Brace
Algona
Anna Colwell
Fort Dodge
Ida Driscoll
Vinton
Emma Thomas
Shenandoah
Problems of China Interest Women of U B Church Body
Members of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Women’s Missionary association gathered Wednesday afternoon to discuss China’s conflict via a questionnaire led by Mrs D W Bovee. Denominational work in China was reviewed by Mrs George Bovey with Bible study by EF W Main and readings by Mrs Murphy.
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Problems of
China
Interest Women of
U. B
Church Body
D. W. Bovee
Woman’s Missionary Association of
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
C. J.] Ness
George Bovey
EF. W. Main
Ness
C. J. Murphy
Club Notes From Mrs. Milo Baldwin Hostess Event
Mrs. Milo Baldwin hosted the Double Five club at her home on Wednesday afternoon. Honors in 500 went to Mrs. Glen Peverill and Miss Edith Latimer. Special guests included Mrs. Theo Regal and the Misses Augusta Nina Edith Latimer. Mrs. Herbert Gilley and Mrs. John Cratsley assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Baldwin
Glen Peverill
Edith Latimer
T.eo Regal
Augusta
Nina
Herbert Gilley
John Cratsley
City in Brief: Local Visits and Travels Mentioned
Bigicharan for neugal service, Mrs. Willis Wightman of St. Paul is visiting at her husband’s mother’s home. Mrs. Starriett Wightman and Mrs. J. E. Ridenour with Ed ward left for Lake Okabois for duty. Miss Venetta Mctloe stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Gowans at 436 Cutler Street and returned to Milwaukee. Miss Inez Childs travels to Yellowstone with Rev. C. E. Luce’s family. Dr. and Mrs. O. W. Kress and others visit Minnesota then head to northern Wisconsin. Miss Rose Trainor leaves for Chicago to study nursing at Columbia. Miss Mary Herzing to Lincoln Neb for vacation. Florence J. Brinson will supervise the cafeteria during absence. Remember Chautauqua dates July 7 and season tickets priced at $2.90?
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Seiffert-Lubts
Gladys Seiffert
John Lubbs
J. W. Tompkins
Bluff Street
Fred Lubbs
Kent
jLll
Mgr
C. H. Lubbs
Alma Lubbs
Mary Tompkins
Ilda Wilder
Dubbs
Ida Lubbs
Gli
Allen Street
Iowa Dairy Company
Willis Wightman
St. Paul, Minn
Starriett Wightman
J. E. Ridenour
Edward
Lake Okabois
Venetta Mctloe
W. ¥. Gowans
Cutler Street
Milwaukee
Yesuerday
Inez Childs
Yellowstone Park
C. E. Luce
Cresco
St. Pauls Methodist
L. E. Coury
Ie Roy
Minneanotis
Wisconsin
Rose Trainor
Josephine Trainor
Second Street West
Chicago
Columbia School
Mary Herzing
Lincoln
Neb
Misa Florence J. Brinson
Miss. Heraing
eAyertiasmant
Miller
California
A.D. Cricford
Clear Lake
J. E. Dowden
A. J. Schoenwether
Brockins
S. B
Calvin Hurer
West Burlington
William A. Wright
Washington Township
Anna Fegert
Cesar Falls
Lena Tostlebe
Morrill
Western Siates
Judy Dines
Ruth Stene
Carene Layer
Phare Kero
Mirmie Stalinke
Lester Minkel
Geraldine Minkel
Ross Betalg
Servick
Minkel
Calor Selem
Stell Hackett
Tay Oldkake
Ae Nile
Waselid
Henningsen
Kien
Dysart
Northweerern Napervils
la Porte City
Breverly
Amilte Reany
Tienningsen
Ehningsen
Dub
Weers
Bush
Annie Minder
Gleat Lake
Judy
Watering
Mullan Avenue
Po Tu Henningsen
Dike
MS Mille
Wrank Minkel
Ghides Minkel
Fama Miller
Tirhty
Vernon Knmp
Bachara Howrey
George Hostrey
Spring Creek Township
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Alice Baird
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterston
Ray Teeter
Olarn
Henneth
Allen Mermorial Hospital
Bernia
Linda Hilmer
Mirs
Herman Hilmer
Paul Kline
Florida
Mildred Hartz
Charlotte
Torrens
Austin
Minn
Tortens
Aliss Hartz
James Edwards
Ironry Werner
Emma Bruce
East Schools Board Adopts 1925 26 Budget
The Wa verlon east board approved a 380,900 budget for 1925-26 with 240,000 general fund 30,900 interest on bonds and 16,000 emergency fund. The levy is reduced by 10,000 from last year and salaries and maintenance plans are outlined. Three teachers resigned Edith Karinke Georgia Bartley Eunice Howard. Immediate repairs ordered including McKinley school ballet East High rooms windows fencing and interior painting. W H Brunn re elected secretary. Bids for supplying coal to 12 schools reviewed. next meeting set for July 28.
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Waverlon East
Charles W. Kline
Edith AL. Karinke
Hawthorne
Los Angeles
Cal
Georgia Bartley
Eunice Howard
Roosevelt School
McKinley Schoo
East High
Alcott, Raase, Yelt
Grant
W. H. Brunn
Elk Herd Tract Escapes Quakes In Landslide Aftermath
A letter to the Izaak Walton League describes quake and landslide effects near Sheep Mountain. It notes two new lakes formed by Gras Ventre river shift and confirms no damage to the reservation, while acknowledging loss of ranch land and timber but praising enhanced holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Jackson Hole
Associated Press
Hallowell
Tzaak Walton League
Sheep Mountain
Gras Ventre
Izaak Walton
Speeder's Plea Wins Suspension of Part of Fine
A motorist in Des Moines pled for leniency after speeding at night and being charged with driving while intoxicated. Judge Gwynne suspended part of the $100 fine and allowed the man to regain his car and leave the city. No other defendants appeared in police court.
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Speeder
George C. Tones
Des Moines
Ww W. Gwyne
Jones
Red Cross Here Adjusts Veterans Claims Totaling 8322
Red Cross here reports 8322 in veterans compensation and insurance claims for six months aided by the local office. The June report by executive secretary Mrs. George L B Worthen notes 109 service men and families aided, 390 spent for relief, 259 interviews and 174 letters written, and two visits from U S veterans bureau. She cites needs of tuberculosis patients in government hospitals for knitted sweaters and offers sleeves to be added to unused wartime sweaters.
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Jack Hawk County
Muse
The
Red Cross
George LB. Worthel
Worthel
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Des Moines
Knoxville
Independence
Jesup
Worthen
Ed Cross
Peculiar Car Mishap Injures Brumble on East Falls Road
Brumble Brumbie of 818 Newton Street suffered knee and leg bruises in an odd automobile accident on East Falls Road between Waterloo and Cedar Falls. He was helping fix a flat tire when his car struck by Charles G. Stearns of 516 Bayard Street, pushing Brumble and trapping him under his own vehicle. Stearns drove Brumble home for medical care. no major damage to either car reported. Brumble felt significant pain but had no other injuries.
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R. PL
Brumbie
Newton Street
East Road
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Brumble
Charles G. Stearns
Bayard Shest
Stearns
Bramble
Young
Twelfth Street
Five Enlist Here During June for Service in Army
Waterloo recruiting station led by Sergeant L Greenup furnished about one third of the soldiers at Fort Des Moines. Of 370 soldiers there, approximately 125 enlisted in June from Waterloo. Surgeon at Fort Des Moines notes the fine physical condition of recruits from Waterloo.
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Waterloo
Greenup
Fort Des Moines
William Thomason
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Thompson
Grundy Farm Boy Wounded in Jump On Spike
Clarence Kruse 19 was seriously wounded in a fall onto a board with a spike while playing with other boys at Grundy Center. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Kruse. The incident occurred July 2 as he and companions frolicked near a lumber area.
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Grundy
Grundy Center
Petial
Clarence Kruse
John, Kruse
Woodbury County Boosts Rural Taxes
The Woodbury county board of supervisors reports slight increases in 1925 farm land valuations in 15 of 23 townships and reversed valuations in 13 towns. Sioux City valuations were unchanged. The State Board of Equalization is expected to receive the report today.
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Sioux City
State Board of Equalization
Woodbury County Board of Supervisors
Central Christian nine tops St Pauls and Northminster
Central Christian defeated St Pauls 4 to 3 at Cedar River Park. Northminster Presbyterian won by forfeit over First Evangelical 6 to 3. Grace M Hi and St Pat s M E were slated to clash tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cetteal Christian
Northminster Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's M. E
First Evangelical
Cedar River Park
Central Christians
St. Paul’s
Northminster Presbyterian
Grace M. Hi
St. Pat's
M. EB
The Home Shampoo Advice From A Reader
A reader shares home hair care tips including three separate washings for effective shampooing and a recipe using egg and a Castile soap mixture. Additional guidance covers skin care with hot cloths and cleansing cream to improve pores and mentions a possible growth spurt for a 14 year old girl.
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Frem
Castile
Iitf
Brumel
Aged Woman Will Be Buried on Friday at Zion
The funeral for Mrs. Wilhelmine Ruthenberg will be held Friday afternoon at 2:30 at Zion Evangelical Church. She died at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at 1410 Clay Street. Survivors include six of nine children, 16 grandchildren, and a German-born husband. Pallbearers named. Rev. George L. Berge Maul to officiate.
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Cedar Malls
Wilhelmine Ruthent
Clay Street
Zion Evangelical Church
George L. Berge- Maul
Will Olfterate
Ruthenberg
Germany
New Vane ‘City
Mer
iTerman
Farmer Pear
Ates
L. J. Pfeiffer
Lottie
Coday Falls
Fred Sentiertain
William Mathes
Johnnyperholdt
William Rela
Herman
Brung ‘Postiebe
Wedding and social notes mix with club activity in area
A wedding reception featured blue and white decor and a family table with a bride’s cake. Members served included Iver Sauerbrel and others. Junctures note Clay Adjourns for Summer Vacation and a W R C memorial service for departed sisters. Several local residents are listed with visits, recoveries, and travels, highlighting community life and club meetings through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varsyling
Wellman Hoes
Iver Sauerbrel
Vout Sauerbre
Marian Kitna
Helen Sweet
Thelma Sw
Meine Sauerbred
Patterns pattern request form for Waterloo Evening Courier
The Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up today pattern versions for fashion design. It instructs readers to mail patterns to the Fashion Department with 15 cents per pattern and promises delivery within about ten days after orders are received.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Harry Dunkelberg
C. J. Rudolph
Woman’s Club
L. C. Murray
C. B. Courtright
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A.M. Scott
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Iowa
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Seery
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Woodbury County
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Palle
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Indianapolis
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Greenwood
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Shelley Yar
Ivery Lee
Courtneys
Dahl Chapel
Or Hasland
City Park
F. L. McCreary
Directeur
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George McGreary
Earl Brown
Leo Hughes
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Lucia
North Dakota
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Deliy
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Ia Porte City
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Waterloo Evening Courier
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Tullus Wellaan
Luther
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Go Wellman
Juviler
Rumford
Fotus Clay
Tha Totus Club
Moss
Minnie Megtes
Bella Abrams
Charles Moore
B. F. Paths
AL Sutter
Aa. A. Robertson
Hh. A. Vath
G. B
Ashley
Henry Werner
M. C. Fox
W. TR. C
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al George Clark
Migouw
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HG. Esher
C. A. Brust
Aiano
Westview Cemetery
Corps
Spors
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Dinity
Charlie
Batiste
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