Evening social notices and club events in Linden
Busy Ladies Aid Linden M E church and many clubs schedule a week of gatherings at Walnut feet Baptist Byrnes park and throughout Cedar Rapids. Dinners picnics lawn sociables and recitals feature Misses Sinnard Nesbit and Sinnard brides and local hostesses like Mrs L J An al Miss Sadie Shirey Mrs Clifton C aine and Mrs J A Peverill among others. A postponement notice affects U S Daughters and a wedding breakfast follows a Grand Island Nebraska ceremony of Charles Jackman and Pearl Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
M. E. Ureh
Walnut Feet
Dar Hiver Park
Sunshine Circle
Clayton Erce
Clifton C.aine
Silver Circle
John H. Rose
la Porte
J. A. Peverill
Vista Avenue
B. M. I. Club
Sans Souci
U. S
Local residents on summer outings and visits across several cities
Miss Marie Good expected home today after weeks with friends at Lake Okoboji. Miss Clara Hunt travels to Grundy Center to visit relatives for a week. Dr. G R Woxie returns home after a lakes trip. Miss Violet Geiger arrives from Chicago after visiting Miss Helen Henderson. W G Kerr of Grundy Center reports a fine time in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. A B Mantle and daughter Wilma return from Spirit Lake St Paul and Minneapolis. Marguerita Coward completes seven weeks traveling through Illinois Wisconsin and the Great Lakes. Ethel Fowler from Milwaukee joins a Waterloo visit. Young women witnessed the Eastland disaster twenty minutes after it occurred on Saturday. Mrs. Henry Lewis returns home from a month with her mother in Chanute Kan. Neva Lizer returns from a visit with sister in Waverly. Mrs. R C McCormick and daughter Blanche along with Hazel Strickler return from Chicago. Dr. Carl Becker of the University of Kansas and family visit his father en route to Minnesota for vacation. Mrs. Mary Bush returns from a two week pleasure trip via Omaha and Mason City. Hazel Green takes a two week vacation from Paul Davis Co management, visiting home and Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Leo Larson plans a two week stay in La Crosse Wis. Loretta Berry returns to Fort Dodge after visiting her brother. Mrs. Frank Bishop accompanies Miss Strayer to Tama for several days. Florence Bell heads to Fort Dodge to visit her sister and arrange business affairs.
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Marie Good
Lake Okobon
Clara Hunt
Grundy Center
G. R. Woxie
Violet Geiger
Chicago
Helen Henderson
Walnut Street
W. G. Kerr
Pasadena
Cal
Henry Lewis
D. A. Kennedy
Chanute
Kan
Neva Lizer
Maria Lizer
Waverly
R. C. McCormick
Blanche
Misa Hazel Strickler
Carl Becker
University of Kansas
Edith
Frederick
C. D. Becker
Becker
Lawrence
Minnesota
Mary Bush
Argyle
Bush
Qmaho
Foy
First bulletin from Iowa free employment bureau issued
The Des Moines state free employment bureau issued its first bulletin today at the City Auditor DeGon’s office. Operated under the bureau of labor statistics, it charges no fees. Clerks must post the bulletin publicly. it lists 86 job seekers and eight employers offering work.
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Free Labor Bureau
State
Free Employment Bureau
Des Moines
DeGon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
In Memoriam H C Bolte Husband Father Deceased
The Bolte family thanks friends for kindness during illness and after the death of husband and father H C Bolte. They note appreciation for flowers and sympathy messages from Mes. H. H. and G. Bolte and children.
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Oard OF
Fitanks
H.C. Bolte
MES
G. Bolte
Ghildren
Eight Towns Vote for New Libraries in Iowa
In the period from March 2 to July 12 eight Iowa towns voted to establish libraries, the most in a year in state history. Towns include Medford Decorah Waukon Greenfield Logan Malvern Mt Ayr and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Medford
Taylor County
Decorah
Winneshick
Waukon
Allamakee
Greenfield
Adair
Logan
Harrison County
Malvern
Mills County
Mt. Ayr
Ringgold
Hamburg
Fremont
Garher
Hancock County
Traer
Tama County
Bedford
Julia Robinson
Library Commission
Carnegie Fund
Carnegie
Car No 1 Reaches Valerian After Long Run
On July 27 the car driven by Hummel arrived in Valerian at p.m. The vehicle had covered 4,261 miles and used 98 gallons of gasoline and 37 14 parts of oil up to that time.
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Hummel
Valerian
Cedar Falls Band Presents Portrait at Elks Social
At the Elks social Cedar Falls band members presented a large portrait of E Duke Naven to the lodge. George Sfughes spoke as the presenter and R L DeGon accepted for the organization. S T Mears closed that segment before the Cedar Falls band played a concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
Cedar Falls
E. Duke Naven
George Sfughes
R. L. DeGon
S. T. Mears
Concert Social Hosted by Lodge After Performance
Lodge members and their lady friends plus band members were served refreshments at the concert’s end.
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Lodge
The Fox Woman at The Grant With Cast Details
At The Grant a coqnetish Signe Allen will appear today and tomorrow in The Fox Woman, John Luther Long’s tale of modern Japan. Elmer Chifton plays the Japanese artist and Teddy Sampson appears as his wife in the special cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Signe Allen
John Luther Longy
Japan
Elmer Chifton
Teddy Sampson
Maud Allan Stars in The Rug Maker's Daughter at The Plaza
Maud Allan appeared today as Mani Allan, movie star, in The Rug Maker's Daughter at The Plaza and will be shown again tomorrow. The romance of the American Turkish rug trade unfolds in a ninety minute program of elaborate oriental pageantry with three oriental dances by Miss Allan Tekemble. The Vision of Salome, discussed as Herod's daughter version, is noted for its dignity and artistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Allan
Ancer
Mani Allan
Allan Tekemble
Salome
Herod
John the Baptist
Woman Robbed on C G W Train
Mrs Josia Moleski had her pocketbook stolen from a CGW passenger car as it pulled away from Waterl ap yards. The purse held $18 and two detk éts to Des Moines. Two men, believed professional robbers, fled the car and left the train in Waterloo yards. Police were alerted and a pursuit followed as the pair were seen in an automobile later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josia Moleski
Des Moines
Ton Missing With Broad Area Notified
The Pickparkers and all nearby towns were notified, but no trace of the Ton was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickparkers
State Boys Secretary Visits Local Y M C A
Harry Goodrich of Des Moines, secretary of the state Y M C A boys department, paid a flying visit to the local association Wednesday evening. He conferred with General Secretary H F Burns from 6 until 8 p.m. He was en route from Cedar Falls to Des Moines.
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Harry Goodrich
Des Moines
Boys’ Department of the State
H. F. Burns
Unti
Cedar Falls
Roebuck Cowen Arrest and Escape Prompt Nationwide Search
Chief of Police Leighton received a request from Oscar Martinson of Minneapolis for a photograph of Hart Roebuck Cowen. Cowen was arrested in Minneapolis last week for stealing a car, held in Albert Lea after selling the vehicle, and escaped Saturday night. Minneapolis police plan a countrywide manhunt.
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Fork Roebuck
Leighton
Oscar Martinson
Minneapolis
Hart (Roebuck) Cowen
Cowen
Albert Lea
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Nesbit
Parguerite Neshi
This City
Iss Zora McCartney
Cedar Rapis
Genevieve Runkle d Grace Sailor
Ankle
Fourth Avenue
Cedarapids
Helen Miller
Hanon
Doris Miller
Verna
Magedius Darby Nettie
Mildred Shafer
Lernice Collins
Helen Mays
Helen
Jean Miller
Harold Turney
Philip Ingersall
Ralph Town
George Diats
Eric Hall
Francis Burén
Willie ‘Tate
Royal Bowers
Guthrie Bevell
Clarence Martin
Harry GC. Howell
Bayard Street
Howell
HL ’; Bightey
Fred Baldwin
Hudson
Doris Warnke
Teachers’ College
Riverside Drive Club
W. B. McDonald
H. C. Tinker
McDonald
Arthur Forsythe
A. B. Baum
H. Zelsing
ST. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
First Brethren Church
Aivision
Ruth Banton
Tina Martin
Martin
Third Avenue West
Mildred Wolfman
Sewing Circle
St. Mary's
Cedar Hive
J. F. Reed
Columbia Street
Lend A Hand Guild
Lend A’ Hand Guild
Hamilton
Clausén
Mace
M. Gilley
Cortlandt Street
Fred Rath
Cedar Heights
Amesdames Kniss
Thomas Ashmore
Will Ashmore
Shirley and
Gilley
Miss Sinnard
Marie Mullan
Marie Sinnard
Russell
JL. Miller
Paulie Reihsen
Bessie Fink
Myrtle
Beulah Nash
J.D. Club
J. D. Club
Charles Bingham
B. Dr. Wilson
Morris
Wil.iamson
Double Six
Clus
O. R.anehike
Dearborn Avenue
Ora Williams
Randolph Street
Dorothy Harrington
L. Cillis
EH. Brisco
Seventh Street West
Ruth de Witt
Lois and
Whma Walker
D. J. Lenihan
Charles Edward Jackman
Grand Island
Neb
Miss Pearl -Williams
Paul M. Anderson
Blanche Willams
Hotel Russell-Lamsaen
Patrick Jackman
Ned
Hue Tein
Plano
Marion T. Ransler
New York Institute of Musical Art
Damrosch School
Tames Black Building
Waterloo
Waldmatrr
Bridge Street
Paul Dali
Iowa City
Kero
Wega! Dela You
Corn Products Refining CO
P.O
New York
Karo
Cedar Falls Band
Djer
Kerkoff
Dyer Kiss Face
Ry Ao Rfuable Drug Store
C.G. W
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