El News-d-Socitebi Weekly Card Party At Sunnyside
The Sunnyside Country Club hosted a regular afternoon card party drawing 96 players including visitors Miases Hieten and Eleanor Kaps from Boston and Musk. Prizes went to Mrs. Robert Gibson and Mrs. HH. 1 Flumb first. Mrs. G. R. Spens- Jey and Mrs. A. 3t. Simpson second. Mrs. Ilenk Fowler Jr. and Miss Jenete Jawler third. Mrs. C. F. Simpson and Mrs. George Cousing managed the event and reservations for the pre dance dinner are urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Yeaderday
Miases Hieten
Eleanor Kaps
Boston
Musk
Kath Callard
Frank Calford, Jr
Robert Gibson
Flumb
G. R. Spens- Jey
Fine Arts Reception for Mr and Mrs Fisher at Water loo club
Fine Arts department of Waterloo Woman's club hosts informal reception at the clubhouse Saturday at 8 30 p m for Mr and Mrs William Annielahar Boston. Fisher a noted composer active in music education. Mrs Fisher chairs the educational department of the National Federation of Music Clubs. A brief musical program and talk by Mr Fisher follow the reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
William ‘Annielahar
Boston
Fisher
National Federation of Music Clubs
America
AW. C. T. UL Members Have Annual Picnic
Black Hawk county hosts the AW. C. T. UL annual picnic at the county farm with about 125 members from Waterloo Orange township Cedar Falls and La Porta City plus visitors from Des Moines and Los Angeles. A community sing opened the day followed by a noon dinner on the lawn a flowers fruit cake and candy spread. Afternoon program included readings and music with Mrs. Clarence Miller Mrs. Richard Holderman Warren Miller Raye 2 and Miss Dorothy Holmes among participants. The group sent flowers to Mrs. Clark Henry. County convention discussions were held and the farm extended a invitation to hold the next White there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Woman's [Beriscian ‘Temperance ‘Union
Heté Vis Innual
Waterloo
Orange Township
Cedar Falls
la Porta City
Des Moines
Los Angeles
Cal
América
Clarence Miller
Richard Holderman
Dunkerton
Warren Miller Raye
Anna Newsome
Mary Kroesen
Cedar Walls
Dorothy Holmes
Clark Henry
Clark i Balfsh
Virdean Creek
Helena Kurth Honored Guest at Bridge Party
Mrs. Theodore Winninger hosted a card party on Logan avenue honoring Miss Helena Kurth with her marriage to John Achaack set for August 11. Three bridge tables, high score prize to Mrs. Velzt Friedi, and lunch served by Mrs. Fried. Other gatherings included a lawn bridge at Mrs. Headford’s home and a luncheon bridge for Miss Ida Spears with four tables and floral table decorations. Bible class at First Brethren holds all day meeting with guests from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Kurth
John Achaack
Theodore Winninger
Logan Avenue
Bridge Ee
Velzt Friedi
Fried
Honer
Tamcheon Bridge
BH. H. Headford
Fourth Street
Ferbe Innes
Ida Spears
Fort Dodge
Mildred Martin
Lamar Duke
Spears
Headford
M. H
Way
Beatrice Tiffany
First Brethren Women's
Maude Hady
Grace Pollard
Mary Whipkey
Trent
S. D
Eva Lichty
Morrilt
Social events fill Clarksville listings in afternoon notices
Miss Helen Easley and Miss Dorothy Bickley hosted a one o'clock luncheon and bridge party at 2318 Fourth Street West with 16 tables in play. Guests included Mrs. J. H. Easley and others. Vesta Paul and Margaret Nauman won high scores. Separate items note a United Presbyterian Ladies Aid program, a family reunion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lytle, a Thimblebee picnic at Cedar River Park, and honors at Black's Tearoom for Minneapolis guests. A visit to the former pastor Rev T H Sheckler by Clarksville Methodists followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Easley
Dorothy Bickley
Miss Easley
Fourth Street West
J. H. Easley
George B. Miller
Mirs. M. GC. Vaughn
Mildred Bickley
Esther Miller
Virginia Galloway
Martha Louise Graham
Vesta Paul
Margaret Nauman
Ethel Whalen
Omaha, Neb
Dorothy Young
U. P. Ladies Aid
United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society
Wilson Graham
John Carpenter
William Buxton
Joseph Murray
R. C. Allen
Grove City
J. D. Lytle
Monmouth
Ill
W. W. Lytle
Graham
W. A. Cole
Black's Tearoom
A. J. Cole
Minneapolis
W. R. Cole
H. ¥. Cole
Muskegon
Mich
Beauty Henna Tricks For Gray Hair Color Restored
In England, M. Joerin’s henna method with lemon juice and pyrogallic acid darkens mixed white hair to a natural shade after several days. A hot paste applied with a brush, wrapped in cotton, then shampooed yields deeper tone and no gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Joerin
Shell
Joerin
Afriend
England
Jeerin
Illinois Girls Complimented at Several Social Affairs
Illinois girls Glenna Parr Ethel Fenton and Varlens Patline from Marseilles are being honored at multiple social events this week. Miss Beatrice Seal hosted eight guests at Miss Violet Wattera’s home yesterday and Rose Hawolta hosted a party last night. A theatre party was planned for today as Miss Parr Penton and Pallino, school friends of Miss Lamkin, expect to return home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenna Parr
Ethel Fenton
Varlens Patline
Marseilles
Church Ladies Plan Meetings and Picnic Outing
Trinity American Lutheran guild members met at church parlors for a 40 person gathering. Deborrah Society of First Methodist Episcopal hosted an all day picnic at Mrs. Holt's Sherwood park with about 50 served. talks by Walter Sarvey Rev Hurlburt and a solo by Mrs Brinkman followed noontime picnic lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ferguson
Ralph Shave
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
Milton Wills
Ca‘dar Haights
Deborah Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. H. Holt
Sherwood Park
Walter Sarvey
R. FP. Hurlburt
J. H. Brinkman
President of Bank at Greene Retires After 21 Year Term
Greene Ta July 4 Clarence Oeste long time bank president retires after 21 years at Merchants National Bank stockholders meeting. George Carney succeeds him as president with William Meyne as vice president and Gus Notterfeke as cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank At Greene
Greene, Ta
Clarence §Oeste
Merchants National Bank
George Car‘ney
Wiliam Meyne
Gus i Notterfeke
Pairings Arranged For Kiwanis Consolation Flight
Pairings in the consolation flight of the Kiwanis club golf tournament were announced. Matches include W. J. Sier vs Dr. T. F. Thornton and Lol Algase vs N. S. Huntington with several more bouts and first round play slated for Saturday evening as organizers aim to complete the championship rounds this week. In Carroll, 13-year-old William Baumhower drowned after cramps struck him while swimming in a swollen creek. body not recovered as search efforts were ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club
W. J. Sier
Dr. T. F. Thornton
Lol Algase
N. S. Huntington
N. W. Freeborn
Walter Orr
WP. Kerwin
R. TH. Hill
R. O. Wittehiison
Shane
C. R. Davis
W. WL
W. H. Stewart
A. B. Haswell
Wayne Raymond
J. Weston-Wilk Lane
Saturay Evening
Jhampionship
Prowsxeen
Carroll
William Baumhower
Herman Baumhower
Radio Programs Schedule Friday July 25 Across Major Stations
A compact listing of Friday July 25 radio air times across stations including WMA Chicago WLS Chicago WIAV Des Moines KW. Listings feature talks music orchestras farm programs lectures and concerts with times from early morning to late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Direst
Associated Press
WMA
Chicago News
Orzan
Soprang
WLS
Chicago
Ryw
American Farm Bureau
Wad
Chicase
Buffalo
Avipaa
Dallas News
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Des Moines
Detroit News
News Orchestra
WTAS
Elgin
WOS
Jefferson City
Kiwanis Club
Kansas City Star
School of the al
Minstrel
Los Angeles
WHAS
Courter-Journal
Louisville Times
WGT
Medford
WMC
Memphis
WLAG
Minneapolis
Paul Catty
New York
WIX
Stock Exchange
Newark
WAAW
Omaha
Pbrige
Qlavlet
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
WCAB
Kew
Hoot Om Hsd
St. Louis
Post-Diapatch
WGY
Schoneortady
WBZ
Sprinsfield
Rus
WRE
Washington
ENE Shenandovy
Wot
Ames
Widower-Edward Norman Sues For 80000 In Suit Over Wife Affair
Edward G Norman of Owlwelh Iowa sues Benjamin Foreday in district court for 80000 claiming he destroyed his home life by improper attentions gifts and a planned $10000 divorce contract plus promise of an 80 acre Fairfield farm. Attorneys Robert Cowling and Guy W Backius represent Norman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
District Court
den Fereday
Oolwalh
Edward G. Norman
Owlwelh
Fereday
Minneapols
Edward C. Norman
Benjamin Franklin Loreday
Pareday
Minneapolis
Edward CG. Norman
Calwain
Finttit
Mrs. Norman
St.Pant
Fairfield Township
Robert Cowling
Guy W. Backius
Americanization and Sea Life Displays At East Library
East public library presents two exhibits. A collection of autobiographies by foreign born Americans includes works by Bok Riis and Breshlovsky. A second display features a Sea Stories poster with books like Two Years Before the Mast and Peter Simple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Public Library
Andrew Cargenic
Edward Bok
Jacob Riis
Cohen
Catharine Breshlovsky
Dana
Peter Simple
Muaryat
Joseph Conrail
Day
Janet
Jacobs
Picture Your Spouse As He Minds His Own Business
Side Talks suggests imagining your partner as you disagree to predict his reactions, then contrasts the self centered view with another image. It urges seeing the other’s perspective and imagining his efforts and sacrifices to please him. The piece plays with gender roles and marital dynamics in a reflective, cautionary tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marson
Votte
Storey
Wiley
Bae
Hudson Man Thrown 25 Feet When Electric Power Is Turned on
Ralph Watters was knocked 25 feet from his repair site near Hudson when electricity returned during work on a wire break. He suffered three broken ribs and other injuries after having been told the power would be off. The incident prompted reports of local electrical safety. Separately A D Granger of Waterloo arrived at Traer after a long walk from Des Moines without food, following a stay in Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. W
Hudson
Hudson, Fa
Ralph Watters
Here
Watters
Dower
Granger
Traer
A. D. Granger
Waterloo
Des Moines
Trair
Cedar Talis
Oregon
Charley Bryant
Connectal
Ellevator
Allen Memorial Hospital
la Allo
Hag
Ifte
Tlo
Portland
Ore
Evangelicals to Meet at Riverview Park in Cedar Falls
The thirty seventh day assembly of Iowa evangelical conferences opens at Riverview Park in Cedar Falls with sessions led by Bishop S C Breybogel and a lineup of church leaders from Cleveland Des Moines and Naperville. Delegates from ministerial groups Woman's Missionary Society Christian Endeavor and Sunday school council attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Dai Assembly of
Lower and Des Moines
Allie SraRneaLay
Riverview
A. E. Mungen
Evangelical Messenger
Cleveland, O
W. J. Hsilwachs
Evangelical Endeavor
Evangelical League of Christian Endeavor
B. R. Wiener
General Missionary Society
Naperville
Thomas Finkennbeiner
Northwestern College
Napervilla
Woodbury County Budget Declines In 1916 Figures
The 1916 Woodbury county budget is set at 970300, down 47000 from 1929 and 42032 from the prior year. The document records expenditures for officials, services, and maintenance amid a period of tightened finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodbury
Budge T. Siouxity
Buiget
Woodbury County
Use Lemons to Whiten Skin
Advertisement claims a homemade lemon skin whitening lotion. Mix juice of two lemons with three ounces of a solvent to create a quarter pint solution. Shake and apply to face neck hands for a bright, even complexion.
Disabled Veterans Aid Sought At Salt Lake Park Parade
At the Disabled American Veterans meeting in Salt Lake City plans were made to widen aid to communities with urbanization units. Mrs. J C King notes a two mile parade could hinder main streets while shell shocked veterans recall injuries. Veterans Day at Electric Park on July 29 aims to fill posts treasury and meet urgent needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disabled American Veterans’ Association
Salt Lake City
J. C. King
Women's Auxiliary of
Waterloo
Honp
Loramen
Electric Park
Botulism linked to two deaths in city
A 16 year old boy Robert Condit died after suspected botulism poisoning. His mother Mrs Arthur J Condit was believed to have a similar illness. Police say the cases appear connected to food from a street peddler and an investigation is under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Col
Robert Condit
Arthur J. Condit
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Fine Arts
Mrs. Fisher
AW. C. T. UL
R. CG. Allen
Mary J. Allen
MM. Allen
Cleveland
Ohio
William Lytle
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Cedar River Park
G A. Jr
Methodist Episcoiat Church
Clarksville
T. H.sheckler
Ilinois
Church News
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Bad Pfenie Aupper
Byrnes Park
First Methodist Church
Hugh McGranahan
Home Park Boulevard
H. G. Phinney
Arthur Hummel
John W. Fox
Ida Bell
J. P.jones
Flight OF Kiwanis
Celwein
NEW Sendation
Edwards
Norman
Ben Fereday
George H. Wwaddle
Cedar Halls
Waterloo Evening Courier
Daily Reporter
Weel Pourw Street
Penteenth Street
Witte China Constituancy
Iy Bedi Hohide
Loatirse
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Rey
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Piscopal Nuster
Parsons
Cateer
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Fred Nanenkirk
Jiik
Louin Schanke
Vendors
Atkins
Atking
Solidhr
Bender
Heary
Hofer and
Bile
Edmoney Bevin Redecoration
OFAG
Miret Methodist Episcopal Church
Miler Shoe Company Plore
Tha Jastlep
Murray
KnUty
Teqtor
Tlalf
Pidd
SRO
Inayor
Mort Sharpe
Rayan Jin Wughter
Syed
Pastor Smith
Srm Wmmel
Gio PaArenth
I Nic Nea
Theniderea Palber
Merner
West Palm Renal
Deulel Sern
Apenik Am Pewehey
Abeenaix
Chivaze
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Tab
Lensen
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Cedar Palle Mer
Tatee
Des Staines
Rich Markusen
Fouls Markiguwen
Formarly
Chicit Badr
Genel Arra
CT. Hartman
Mathe
Wren
Stadfield Regulator Co
New England
R. P. Bowman
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
All Drug Stores
New Jersey
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