Dinner honoring Boston guests at Waterloo home
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dara hosted a dinner at 919 First Street West in praise of Mr. and Mrs. William Arms Fisher of Boston. Guests included Misses Margaret and Gertrude Roderick, with Miss Rhea Roderick assisting. Mr. Fisher returned to Boston early today, while Mrs. Fisher stayed for longer. Also noted: Joyie Club, Mrs. Earl Manning, and Social Workers Mrs. FL GC Nehisen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Dara
First Street West
William Arms Fisher
Boston
Mass
Margaret
Gertrude Roderick
Fisher
Roderick
Rhea Roderick
Waterloo
Joyie Eluh
Earl Manning
Social Workers
Mra. FL
GC Nehisen
St John’s youth group to picnic at Cedar River Park
The St. John’s young people’s club will hold a picnic at Cedar River Park at 6:30 pm Thursday, rain plan to move to the parish hall. The Dewar Ladies’ Aid society heads all day Thursday with Mrs. Frank McLaughlin, rescheduled from July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Young People's Club J
Cedar River Park
Parish
Hai
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Dewar
Frank McLaughlin
Annual Health Baby Show Announced for Towa's State Fair
Official call for entries for the annual baby health show at the Towa state fair runs Aug 26 to Sept 4. Waterloo mothers urged to enter. entry deadline Aug 12 with no fee. Five hundred dollars in cups and medals, three sections by rural and city sizes, four classes per section, top boy and girl receive a silver loving cup, and improvements prizes offered. All babies statewide eligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Fair
Waterloo
J Welting
A. KR. Cory
Des Moines
Thas
Rome
Iowa
Bables
House Guest Is Honored at Bridge Tea in Wausau
Margery Corey entertained in her parents home as a farewell courtesy to Miss Eunice Okoneski of Wausau Wisconsin. Bridge was played at two tables with Mrs Corey overseeing the tea table and a basket of garden flowers as the centerpiece. The guest of honor received a tayor. Miss Okonesai attends Milwaukee owner college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Okoneski
Wausau
Wis
Margery Corey
Tnd
G. A. Corey
Past Noble Grand Officers Take Roles in Temple Rebekah
New officers of the Past Noble Grand association of Temple Rebekah were installed at the monthly meeting at Mrs. Anna Lawton's home. Eva Hill became president, Minnie Danton vice president, Golde Patterson secretary, and Lawton treasurer. Edna Benson retires as president. Entertainment followed the noon picnic, supervised by Bertha Stover with Sarah Clark assisting. An ice cream sociable was held on Ganton's lawn in the evening. Helen Marie Schaefer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F W Schaefer, celebrated her fifth birthday with games at home hosted by her mother, the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association of
Temple Rebekah
Anna Lawton
Eva Hill
Minnie Danton
Golde Patterson
Lawton
Edna Benson
Bertha Stover
Sarah Clark
Ganton
Helen Marie Schaefer
F_W. Schaefer
White Shriners Picnic at Island Park Cedar Falls
Bethany Shrine No 4 White Shrine of Jerusalem holds a picnic for members and families at Island Park Cedar Falls Friday evening supper served at 6 attendees to bring baskets with sandwiches china and silver shrine provides coffee sugar and ice cream Married Tuesday Miss Gladys Marie Stanisch and Gordon D Barger Cedar Rapids wed at bride’s cousin home Rev J R Macartney officiating couple heads to a motor trip through Wisconsin Ninety after ceremony Upon return they will reside in Cedar Rapids Unity Center Lectures Ralph E Boileau lecturer Unity School of Christianity Kansas City Mo speaks on Radio Energy and Thought Force Thursday topics include Race Needs Medical Mental and Spiritual Rehearsal Party after first rehearsal of oratorio Creation at Westminster Presbyterian church social hours and refreshments for nonmembers involved in rehearsal
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Bethany Shrine
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Island Perk
Cedar Falls
Misa Gladys Marie Stanisch
Gordon D. Barger
Cedar Rapids
Lulu Mae Engleman
J. R. Macartney
Wisconsin
Unity Center
Ralph E. Boileau
Kansas City
Lecurer
Unity School of Christianity
Lafayette ‘P
Hayden
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Beauty Chats by Hona Kent Forbes
Har i et responds to age eleven wants. A teen with a large nose for age learns patience as features mature. Advice covers color choices for a pale complexion and hair styling to suit a full face. Also care tips for a nervous little girl and instructions on massage and diet for an overweight teen. Bleaching hair cautions warn against harsh, artificial shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet
M. W
Rene
Dtcter
Andous
Overworked Theories and the Case for Moderation
A writer argues against overworking psychoanalytic theories such as inferiority and mother father complexes. He cautions that overusing theories to explain jokes or dreams distorts truth, stressing that balanced interpretation yields better mental hygiene and practical outcomes. He notes the risk of breakdowns when theories are pushed beyond their limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention
Plex
Heaven
Earth
Ruth Cameron
Delegates to Carry Golden Corn Staff at Confab
Towa delegates traveling to the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s clubs convention in Portland Maine will carry golden corn staffs. Staff heads are ears of seed corn donated by A. C. Wilford of Waterloo. Delegation includes 79 or more. plan includes stopovers with officials of the Rock Island. Mrs. Charlotte Howe of Waterloo is among travelers. They depart Waterloo tonight at 10 30 in a special coach and reach Portland Sunday evening after a trip via Chicago Montreal White Mountains and the St Lawrence River.
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Towa
National Federation of Business and Professional Weemlems
Portland
A. C. Wilford
Waterloo
Des Moines
Rock Island
Charlotte Howe
Chicaze
St. Lawrence River
Montreal
White’ Mountains
Club Notes on Picnic Plans at Cedar River Park
Elite circle Manthers schedule a picnic Thursday afternoon in Cedar River Park meeting at 3 with sandwiches and a covered dish. Mrs J A Munson to entertain Kum Chat A White Club at an all day picnic at her home Thursday.
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Circle Manthers
Cedar River Park
J. A. Munson
Liquor Defendants in Raids Here May Face Federal Jury
Federal and state agents conducted Hauer raids leading to possible charges in federal court for violations of the eighteenth amendment. J E Risden of the DOJ in Des Moines warned that defences and jury trials could trigger additional prosecutions, with the attorney general’s office backing the actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Risden
Department of Justice
Des Moines
Risden
F. W. Edwards
Risdenic
Edwards
Receiver Named For Blue Bird Corporation
T El Steely yesterday was appointed receiver for the Blue Bird corporation in an order signed by Judge E Z Stiles. High bond is 35000. The receiver is directed to make an inventory of assets and advertise them for sale, the proceeds to be used in taking care of claims of creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. EL. Steely
Blue Bird Corporation
E. Z. Stiles
Hig
Creditéra
Legal clash ahead as liquor raid cases loom in court
County Attorney W A Conk says 19 liquor related cases from last week raids will start preliminary trials in municipal court at 10 am Thursday. Prosecutions focus on actual liquor sales with Rey Scott directing the sales evidence. Ten defendants face bootlegging charges and nine face liquor nuisance charges. Several defendants retain counsel and hearings for arraignments are set for Thursday with many defendants named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Conk
Rey Scott
Prohibition Forces
Des Moines
Cook
W. H. Ritchey
Hdawin Troyer
Manile Davis
J. C G. Folkar
Charlies Webb
Sadie Bass
Willard Bell
James Wilson
H. Stewart
Ruby Johnson
Raymond Stevich
Harry Magharras
Theodore Grigga
Fritz Knipp
Chris Hattrup
Wil Johnson
Frank Pease
Wiliam Smith
Frank Puntney
City in Brief: Local Notes and Travel Snippets
Local notices recap residents traveling to Michigan Wisconsin Oklahoma and Colorado for visits vacations and business. Mentions include A N Dutton of Chicago Great Western in town, and Bergt Greenup recruiting updates for Philippine units. Also reports on a Chicago baby congress score Dororthy Campbell and a Des Moines highway incident.
City Plans Safety Zone at Fourth and Sycamore
Mayor Guagy announced a pedestrian safety zone will be established beside the street car tracks at Fourth and Sycamore to ease vehicle flow while unloading riders. A new six inch by five foot traffic signal operated by a drum mechanism will manage autos and street cars, with a safety post designed to reset if struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Sycamore
A. E B. Guagy
Lazarus Cop Loses Star Over Biblical Namesake
Des Moines July 8 Patrolman Jake Lazarus seeks reinstatement after his star was stripped following a dispute with Acting Chief Chamberlain and a complaint by W H Johnson. Witnesses say the officer asked Johnson if he knew Lazarus causing a misunderstanding during a street evangelist reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus
Des Moines
Jake Lazarus
Civil Service Commission
W. H. Chamberlain
W.H. Johnson
Wazirus
East Fifth
Locust Streets
Rk Street
Mary
Martha
Ft. Wis
Jonson
Johnson
Johson
Crowds Pour In as Cedar Rapids Frontier Days Rodeo Thrives
In Cedar Rapids on July 8 crowds of 35,000 flood toward Frontier Days at Front ier Park as attendance on day two surpasses 34 000. More than 700 contestants compete for prizes totaling twenty thousand dollars in events such as fancy rope work hog tying steer riding horse races and bulldogging steers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Rodeo
Cedar Rapids
Frontier Park
Bel
Coroner Reports Three Violent Deaths In County
Coroner DP Smith returned to Wisalvine foray after a three week absence. While away at Winan's Lake and Shares Acres Minn, three violent deaths occurred needing sheriff as acting coroner. No inquests were held. Funeral services for Lon Green, pioneer boat operator on the lake, will be held at his home. Green born Paynesville in 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DP. Smith
Wisalvine
Clear Lake
Finneral
Lon Green
Green
Paynesville
Cevar Fails at Waterloo Justice Office Notice
The Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter lists an office at 311 West Fourth with hours 10 am to 4 pm and 1 to 2 pm for resident representative Sanda Falls. Contact via telephone for Nov 12 availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brorge HM
Twaddlib
Sanda’ Falls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Weat
Park Conference Hosts Regular Study And Recreation Schedule
Regular study and play sessions were organized at Park Conference in Luv View Park with supervised activities starting at 6:40. The Presbyterian Women’s Association ran the dining room and evening vesper services, with Dr. Mo K W Heicher in charge. Two harvests weigh on farmers as hay and oats harvests proceed, signaling likely strong yields. concerts by the Cedar Falls band are planned at city park and campus gatherings with a slate of performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Luv View Park
Che Presbyterian Women's Association of
Cedar Balls Church
Mo K W. Heicher
Cerny Falls
City Park
Kirkwood S
Ed Geren Undergoes Operation For Strangled Hernia
La Porte City reports Ed Geren underwent an operation for relief from a strangled hernia at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo Monday afternoon. Geren has suffered hernia for years and was in severe pain before the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Geren
la Porte City
Ed Geren Westeleen
Allen Maemorial Hospital
Whterloo
Geren
Pedestrians Dodge City Broke Bees in Downtown District
Beekeeper swarm disrupts downtown activity as a queen bee lights on a restaurant sign at Fourth and Commercial streets at noon. Several men removed the swarm, witnesses noted the bees appeared settled in town, with a possible earlier sighting near the courthouse. No one claimed the incident, and the swarm moved after the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Council to Hear Sewer Assessment Protests Tonight
City officials schedule a special session to consider protests on sewer contract No 10 part of Tlame Park sewer construction with only a few taxpayers filing written protest. Assessments include many small payments ranging from four cents to 34 cents each. Sunday School Picnic Cedar Heights plans a gathering Sunday at the School Rowse grounds at 1:30 with a baseball game, wheel games, and a meal to end at nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlame Park
Mur
Ely
Pionuc
Cedar Heights
Ischaal Rowse Grounds
Fr. C. Moelter
Girl Bride Attends Rodeo Leaves Hubby
In Cedar Rapids Iowa Fred J Smythe asked police to find his 17 year old bride who vanished after attending a rodeo. He says she left through the back door after returning home and may have gone back to St Paul old home. He suspects heat may have affected her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Fred J. Smythe
Peace disturbers fined at Independence
Reported July disturbances show peace officers making trips to Quasqueton on July 2 to 4. Four arrestees faced nuisance charges and were bound for district court after waiving preliminary hearings. One pair posted bonds. others were remanded for trial. Additional notes mention a Royal Neighbors meeting and several local incidents and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Quasqueton
Bail Set At 326000 For Trebon On Murderous Assault Charge
Trebon, who confessed to hosting G. KH Watson during a fight, faces assault with intent to commit murder. Bail set at 25000 by Judge Beem. Trebon remanded to county jail to await grand jury action in October. Defense questions Trebon’s sanity. district court review pending. The article notes Watson’s condition as satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jealte Trebon
G. KH
Watson
Teven’e Welluse
J. G. Kinen
Trehon
J. C. Moyers
WA. Cook
Trevon
District Court
Tne
Beem
Frebon
Waterlog Evening Courier Lacrate Pattern Offer
An advertisement from the Evening Courier promotes receiving a company leg design pattern by sending 15 cents to the Fashion Department at Waterloo. Patterns are claimed to allow seams and orders are to be filled promptly, with delivery within 10 days after payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Tiny Tot Cross Stitch Dainty Pattern Offered in Spring
Laundered advertisement notes a blue or white tiny tot cross stitch pattern for kids aged 2, 4, and 6 years. It highlights mercerized thread options and suitable fabrics like poplin chambray crepe and repp. Pattern prices paid by 120 in silver or stamps, mailed to any address.
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Donald Roxs_ frether
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Myersdale
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Honovur
George Ponsford
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