Tuesday Afternoon Social Roundup and Farewell Dinner
A Tuesday schedule highlights farewell luncheon for Mrs Claude Payne hosted by Mrs William Makineter at her home. numerous social groups meet in the afternoon at Cedar River park and surrounding venues. Evening ice cream socials and a planned summer dance follow, with multiple clubs and committees listed among organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Claude Payne
William Makineter
Lone of Veterans Auxiliary
Winnie Eggleston
Third Street
Cedar River Park
H. C. Robert
Norpa Club
Alice Scott
Sunset Club
Ida Cooley
Lincoln Club
Pearl Bell
Waterloo Hive
Samuel Turner
Second Stret West
Maybeth Mack
Sans Souci Park
Mabeth
Bernice Mellen
Winnebago
Ill
Reba Kelly
Evangeline Powers
Josephine Nauman
Triple M Trio
Jean Birdsall
Lorena Lumry
Mellen
Elk Run
Marjorie Taylor
Adella Boies
Marian Metcalf
Cortlandt Street
Mmss
Carmilita Cotherwood
William Metcalf
Lorna Hartong
Marian
Payne
IE. H. Bennett
Lafayette Street
Lancaster, O
Northminster Presbyterian Church
American Missionaries Keep Well in Siam
Dr. J. Martin reports from Na Kawa Siam that Dr. Paul W. Van Metre and Mrs. Van Metre are thriving in the tropics. They oversee medical and teaching work at the American Memorial Hospital while navigating barefoot, scant native dress and hazardous insects. Local support comes from a Chinese Siamese capitalist with multiple wives, and most provisions arrive from Bangkok, 400 miles away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin
Paul W. van Metre
American Memorial Hospital
Nakawa
Scritamarat
Siam
van Metre
Prican
Bangkok
H.C. van Metre
Tipton
Alton pastor leads simple dress in church service
Alton Illinois July 27 Reverend D G Blunt pastor Hast Alton Baptist Church praised bare and modest attire as members wore old work clothes. He urged plain dress for worship while noting some men wore overalls and women old house dresses, attracting curiosity from many attendees. John Jones and J T Paddock urged all to attend in simple attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Ill
D. G. Blunt
Hast Alton Baptist Church
Blunt
John Jones
J. T. Paddock
Five Snowtieds In Police Court
Five snowbirds appeared in police court this afternoon, but only two remain in custody Owen Hardy arrested Friday and Leonard Perkins picked up last night are slated for Knoxville. The trio admitted using heroin or dope but said they had not used it recently. No drugs were found during search and the judge released the others. Police aim to locate those selling the drug and are detaining users as investigations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Hardy
Leonard Perkins
Knoxville
Perkins
Hardy
Cedar Falls Daily notes of local travel and society
Cedar Falls July 27 special report covers Miss Bess Chase and Miss Annie Johnson visiting Cedar Falls. many local residents and friends are mentioned in social calls and outings. Civil War veteran George Philpot recovering in Waterloo hospital after surgery. several families travel to Des Moines and Chicago for visits and events. A College bill Whale day at Cedar Heights draws crowds. many professors and students planned travel and summer engagements. Danish Bethlehem church hosts annual Cedar Heights picnic with 400 attendees. speakers from Des Moines and local Danish churches participate amid music by Lyren society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Bess Chase
Annie Johnson
Montevideo
Mine
Ned Lreown
Waterloo
George Philpot
Presbyterian Hospital
West First Street
Herman Fisher
Geraldine
Emma Rait
Grace Rait
Fenton
Wlossom
Margaret, Rait
G. W. Stone
Virginia
Stone
College Hill
Evelyn Partington
St. Francis Hospital
Olive Street
Harry Bancroft
Hudson
Tama
S. M. Metall
Jennie McCall
Des Moines
Colfax
C.J. Mentzer
Meade
Thierman
Clara
Bertha Bishop
John Crook
Salina
Kan
F. Gerkin
Main Street
William Lester
Waverly
J. B. Bergen
T. W. Streeter
Lake Mills
I. P. Streeter
Packard
Colorado
Fred Sherman
Baby
Wilma Garnett
Montezuma
Brooklyn
Newton
Grinnell
Harold Brown
Washington, D. C
Sam Brown
F. L. Harker
Greene
Cedar Heights
Bill Whale
O Stove
Mra
J. Cable
Httle
Emmett
Albion
Bruce Francis
Helen
Chicago
Academy of Fine Arts
Julian Gist
St. Paul, Minn
Watersloo
W. W. Gist
Margerie Gist
Nineteenth
Walnut Streets
Louise Arnald
Allison
Cedar Eights
Bethlehem
Ray
Mr. Hansen
Grandview College
Rev. J. Christiansen
Dani
Fredsville
Danish Lyren Society
Heat Wave Grips City With 101 Degree Reading
A weeklong national heat wave peaked in Hale of City as government thermometers hit 101 degrees at Ralph B. Slippy’s home. Observers reported 90 or higher at 58 stations nationwide with Miles City leading at 102. Local showers cooled some areas, but relief remains unlikely as many western stations recorded no rain. Beach crowds, park activity, and local athletic events reflected the heat’s effects, including a 6-4 KC victory over the Elks at Cedar River park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph B. Slippy
Weather Bureau
Miles City
Fresno
Cal
Huron
Mississippi Valley
Gilbertville
la Porte City
Jesup
Waterloo
Mc Ainton
Cedar River Park
Dubuque Minneapolis St Paul Party Attendees Highlighted
A fragment notes a gathering with thirty participants from Dubuque Minneapolis and St Paul. Weaker details mention their origins and the overall party context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingstar
Petlve
Dubuque
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Excursion Described As Pleasant Visit Near Watch Tower
A week long excursion was reported as very pleasant and restful. Participants spent the day visiting the watch tower at Nock Inland, describing the outing as enjoyable and restorative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nock
Negro Wounded in Jealous Fight Between Lovers
Dick Walker colored was seriously wounded in a knife fight with his sweet heart Cora Miller colored early Sunday morning on Fourth street east. Three deep knife wounds sent him to St Francis Hospital in critical condition. Walker, drinking Saturday night, grew jealous of Miller action. she procured a knife, struck blows, subdued him, and was taken into custody as police investigated the battered room and wrecked furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Walker
Cora Miller
Fourth Street
Walker
St. Francis Hospital
Hagesinea
Lawyr
Walkera
Also Mentioned on This Page
A.m
Miss Glenny
Fourth Street West
Lucile Glenny
A. E Glenny
M. M. Beal
C. W. Knoop
Emmett Covelt
Maude Knoop
Lillian
Hortense Rodamar
Alice Birckley
Gladys Whittle
Blanche Thompson
M. T. Wagner
Murray Club
the Universalist Church
Blanche Bayless
Washington Street
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
T. M. Evans
FL CL. Sage
Danelog Club
Electric Park
Myers’ Orchestra
Forest Hardin
H.L. Boggs
Ethel Lindelof
Sarah Seger
Florence Geyer
Carrie McFarlane
Madelyne Hutchinson
Agnes Horn
BY. P. A
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Watch Sale
Bridge Street
Oman
Ewelers
DL. N. Hurd
Tel
Cedar Falls Drug Co
Reside
Cedar Bulls
Marguerite Oliver
Col Lese
Welen
Mildred * Packard
Mildred
Art Istitute
W. H. Bender
Ames
Minn
Bender
Minnesota University
Twin Cities
J. W. Robinson
Dayton Cottage
Boston
Carey
Turkey
Jessie Stone
Long Beach
Whiles
East
Etteyy Park
Anuch Enfayul Rey
Che Sermon
Dev
Notuos
Dubbert
Bna Ae Soto
Hap Rhureh
Woo
Woo. Hluareat Aid [Funidy, Inclnuing Her Aun, Mek. Stark, of Ladlanapolis
Shah
Coday
Mturelia
Whitney
Mlon
Morningette College
Sigux
Ily
Awkley
Minnesota
Mt Caerall
TSC
Mes
Homer
Ovelock
Amd
Kansas City
Albert M. Pollers
Manumnand
We Construction
Parenipa
Albert Fellere
JE. Stowden
Turnipseed
Jew Punlger
Jesse Chireh
Larry WW. Hoffman
Jesus
le Addre
Td Rogers
A. S. Hradie
Bam Brown
Beni
Stiles
Robert Frisby
Robert McCall
Greenwool
Tf. D. Nennett
Curtew
Charles Taylor
Mason City
George Hoagland
Vinton
Richard Wende
Michigan City
Ind
Fairview Avenue
K. C
Knights of Columbus
The
Elks
Jack Hill
Red Cedar Park
Johnson
Yeoman
Ben Hura
WC. Stewart
Conger Street
Anna EF. Crowe
Moline
Rock Island
Davenport
Choice
First National Bank Building
Nadine
Jess
Co. National Toilet Company
Paris
WANGT
Frank
4Th Ave. E
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Blortie
Waterloo Kisses Kar Co
West Fifth Street
Bulletin
T. H. Cobb
Randay Furnimure Co
W. Fost
West Side
6Th and
Jefferson Street
Bryant Motor Car CO. Office
W. A. Bryant & Sons CO
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