Farewell Honors For Retiring Central Christian Pastor
Rev. B F Boggess received a farewell supper and reception from Central Christian church and community. A musical program followed tributes from church officials and members. he plans to stay in Waterloo with his daughter. Rev. Clifford Jane will begin duties as new pastor this Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Boggess
Central Chyistian Church
Mr. Boggess
George W. Miller
J. A. Francis
W. B. Robinson
W. B. Clemence
Boggess
A. W. Miller
Wing Street
A. W. Holmberg
Birmingham
Ala
State Center
Erskine
Canada
Oklahoma
Waterloo
Clifford Jane
Central Christian Church
Recognition Day Set for Chautauqua Clubs on Aug 18
Recognition Day will be observed August 18 at the home of Mrs. Chester Cadwallader to close the year for Chautauqua groups of Waterloo. Honors for completing courses will be given. Grant and Columbia circles held their Cedar Heights picnic with supper plans by Mrs. K A Miniger and aides. Knights of Columbus picnic at Cedar River Park is expected to draw more than 860 people and regional families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Cadwallader
Chautauqua Cireless of
Waterloo
Grant
Columbia
Cedar Heights
Cadwallader
Sand Dunes
Indiana
K. A. Miniger
F. M. Hites
Mary Poster
K. C
Knights of Columbus
Cedar River Park
Lamar I’. Sinnard
Bld. Cable
Q. Bailey
Lynne Halverrea
Mary Leavitt
Harry Brown
Girarchema
Los Angules
Cal
Brown
Glenn
George Philpot
Club Notes: R. O. W. ladies meet at Mrs Cox home
Mrs. L H Cox hosted R O W club members Wednesday afternoon. Winners in progressive rummy were Mrs Percy Ashton and Mrs B J Kibble. Mrs Ashton helped host with serving duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Cox
R. O. W. Club
Percy Ashton
B. J. Kibble
Ashton
Cox
Iowa B P W Clubs Plan State Convention Plans
Iowa B P W clubs prepare for the 1926 National Federation convention in Des Moines marking the first Midwest meeting. Delegates from 47 states will attend, with Ames Boone Clinton Council Bluffs Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Fort Dodge Fort Madison Keokuk Marshalltown Mason City Waterloo and others represented. Waterloo club membership stands at 133.
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Iowa
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Des Moines
Frances Plath
Davenport
Portland
Middlewest
Towa
Carrie M. Bell
Women’s Department
The
Chamber of Commerce
Arclay “Marshall
Mason City
Towans
Miss Marshall
Aliss Marshall
Iowa Club
Ames
Boone
Clinton
Council Bluffs
Dubuque
Fort Dodge
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Bellevue
Decorah
de Witt
Hampton
Harlan
Iowa Falls
Jefferson
McGregor
Rockwell City
Sibley
Winterset
Maquoketa
Waterloo Club
Beauty Chats Home Made Water Wave
Annabel crafts a natural looking water wave at home to suit her straight hair and thin face. She dries, pins, and nets the wet hair for a lasting soft wave, then notes the method works best for unruly hair and emphasizes easy pinching and comb placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annabel
That Girl They Want Me To Marry
A reader column on marriage pressure notes women eagerly aiming to pair off bachelors while men largely resist. Anecdotes, from Nora Chin to Herbert Spencer, illustrate matchmaking as a social puzzle and a party topic across circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Spencer
Spencer
Spenser
Garden of Eden
Eden
Adam
Eve
Mrs. N. A. Lichty Heads Pythian Sisters at State Convention
Mrs. Margaret Lichty was elevated from grand senior to grand chief of the Supreme Temple of Pythian Sisters at the Iowa state convention in Cedar Rapids. She succeeds Mrs. Harriet Lass with a slate including Mrs. Marie Basham Des Moines and Mrs. Hazel Kinson Glenwood. Also noted are Knights of Pythias events and a bridge party at Sunnyside Country Club with multiple honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lichty
N. A
Mayme Hunter
Monte- Zuma
Margaret Munn
Durant
Esher
Omar Temple
Order
Shenlee
Sunnyside Country Club
A. J. Simpson
WW. L. Deters
Lucille Broner
H. B. Minter
Cedar Rapids
J. T. Sullivan
George Beattie
City in Brief: Local Odds and Ends Across Town
A jumble of brief notices reports visitors and travel. Dorothy Soderberg of Chicago visits Mr. and Mrs. Wing. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Beaver stay at Hotel Lenox Buffalo. Beloit’s Mr. and Mrs. Raab and children visit relatives here. Dr. T. E. Ridenour and son Edward travel 4000 miles by car with Mrs. Durand. Mrs. Budd from Arkansas tends farm interests at A Stay’s home. Sloane Wallace and family vacation at Whitefish. John Lawless reports bicycle theft from his porch. Dr. and Mrs. Hoffmann return from Great Lakes trip. Mrs. Toffaustein visits Chicago with sister. T. E. Wood seeks divorce from Jeanetta Wood with child custody sought. A mysterious stranger parks in station area. Seagrave Sire hangs as agent demonstrates a touring truck. W. H. Howrey and A. O. Tabor attend Iowa Presbyterian synod in Ames return home amid rainstorm. Lamar Sinnard grocery closes early for Cedar Heights picnic with games. Ada M. Trask plans trips to Twin Cities, Butte, Seattle, Tacoma, Berkeley, Portland and Waterloo ties for October travel.
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Ada M. Teask
Twin Cities
Easing and
Butte
Mom
Seattle
Tacoma
Berkeley
Portland
Ore
Trask
Waterloo
Mary Pickford Captures Court Crowds With Testimony
Mary Pickford drew a vast crowd at the Los Angeles court as she testified in the kidnapping trial of Charles Stephens Cleuda Halcomb and Adrian J. Wood. Spectators surged through hallways and onto sidewalks while Douglas Fairbanks aided fans seeking a glimpse.
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Ags
Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Bim
Hall of Records
Mary
Guurk
Husband
Douglas
Louis Deck
Morthen Ping
Altho
Bajit
Hamid
Douglas Fairbanks
Noo
Evi Meise
Pickford
Louie the Spider
Shegel Piniers
Cascade Seek Prevention Plan For Floods At Cascade Ta
County supervisors from Jones and Dibuirne meet to discuss flood prevention proposals for Cascade. Ideas include widening the Manyaketa river channel dredging and deepening the river bed removal of debris and construction of a suspension bridge to replace the old Stone structure during high water conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade
Jones and Dibuiyne
Manyaketa
Permits Denied for Iowa Bus Lines by Railroad Commission
Des Moines July 39 The state railroad commission denied three applications to operate bus lines in Iowa. Applicants Richardson and Courand Indianola sought routes Grinnell Iowa City and Town to Davenport. W J Holdcroft Sloan sought a freight motor carrier for Sean Balix and Sioux City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Richardson
PR Tl Courand
Indianola
Grinnel
Iowa City
Davengert
W J. Holdcrott
Sloan
Parvicy
Sean
Balix
Sioux City
One-Man Cars for Des Moines Court Prospect
Des Moines court appears set to invalid the present contract between the city railway and the union. EW Miller, transportation chief, said Des Moines will ride only with one-man cars after the ruling. A stray ad and garbled names appear in the surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines Court Prospect
Nes Moines
Union
City Railway Company
Des Moines
EW. Miller
Cedar Falls News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Events
Local items report Mrs Elbert Bay Cedar Falls addressed the Iowa Sons of Veterans auxiliary fair on September first with state president Zel ia Kimbley. Western Old People's home shows 60 residents, its largest enrollment in 14 years. Reunion for five sons of Rev L W Bock at his Cedar Falls home includes sons from Bakersfield Detroit Chicago.
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Western Home
Bock
Hey
L. W. Bock
Arthur
Bakersfield
Cal
New York
California
Cedar Falls
Roy
Detroit
Mich
Gome
Lloyd
Oscer
Carl
Sll
Chicago
Father of Ag t to Safety Pins 15 Arough by Police
Police pursue Joseph Anderson linked to multiple safety pin swallowings at Independence and Waterloo. He slipped pins from a truck, was treated, and held. records show incidents dating June 4 to July 15 across Cedar Rapids, Iowa City, and Independence.
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A. Leighton
Joseph
Toa Wither
George TP. Anderson
Parlies
Independence
Anderson
Lancaster
Wis
Waterloo
Lin
P. Mn
Ural
Palica
Independence Physicians
Social Welfare League
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Anderson Lis
Cédar Rapids
Letter Carr
Carr
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Chautauqua
B. & P. W. Clubs of State
Win
Rial
al Vetys
Jin
Jim
Nora Chinshithee
Vite
N. A. Lichty
Pythian Sisters
Dick Tyler
Aldrich
Gasoline Engine Company
Lida Aldrich
Betty
Laura Biliott
DeWitt Billings
de Witt Billings
National Guards
Port Dodge
Lea Billings
Buchanan
Dorothy Soderberg
William H. Wing
C. J. Beaver
Lenox
Buffalo
WN. C
William Raab
Beloit
Ft. E. Ridenour
Edyward
Dlar- Baret Durand
Joel Budd
Orange Township
Arkansas
A. Stay
Routh Street
Sloane
Wallace
West Schools
White Fish Apie Minn
John Lawless
A. Lawless
South Street
H Is
AJ AL Hoffmann
Great Lakes
Cleveland
Niagara Falls
Toffaustein
E. J. Magner
T. E. Wood
Jeanetta Wood
Albert i Lea
Minn
Ao Mysterious Stranger
W. Ti. Howrey
A. O. Tabor
Mater
Presbyterian Synod of Iowa
Fellowship
Bidora
Richardson Sistrs
E. O. Richardson
E. A. Witker
Lockport
N.Y
W. J. McElray
G. EL. Bateau
Getar Fulis Davila
George H. Twaddle
Cedar Falla
Waterla
Evening Courier
UL West Fourth Street
E. B. Hiskey
Sle
J. WW
Sunaner
Haawyardan
U Pas Bsaarsd
Manil Mines
Sacwel
Earl Bray
Grand Rapids
Spomb
Lavell Brown
Marjorie
Missouri
Mahaunah
Rela- Helge Coats
Qusan Elizabeth
Duchessbeth
Bavaria
City Park
Harold Palmer
John Lyne
Seaman Cs
Kher
Wart Duthbert
Nytophone
Chicago Great Western Railway
Oelwein
Secon
Boston
George T. Anderson
Shaikh
Brusish al Din
Ali
Mohammed
Tsetse
M. C. A. Bldg
Rumford
Tjested
Dishers Adams Paper & Specialties CO
Waterloo, Towa
POST
Bran
Icerto A
Fashion Department
WaA+ TERLOO
Gore
Nano City
Tetas
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