Waterloo Society Gathers for Campus Move and Gallery Dinners
Monorthé Runkels leave for Baylor University to join its music faculty after nine years directing Grace church choir in Waterloo. Friends host farewell dinner with gifts and verses. Elsewhere, Miss Dorothy Burt and Josephine Nauman host an informal party at Sunnyside Country Club for 25 couples, featuring a guest trio. Additional notes cover honors for Miss Helen O Keefe, a birthday surprise for Miss Henrietta Horlick, a silver wedding anniversary celebration, and multiple club events at Sunnyside and Elk Run inn.
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Monsorthé” Runkéls
Kenneth E. Runkel
Waco
Tex
Baylor University
Grace M. E. Choir
Black's Tearoom
Mildred Gleason
Dineo
Misséa Dorothy Burt
Josephine Nauman
Sunnyside Country Club
Helen Miller
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Austin Burt
George W. Nauman
W Ter Graham
Graham Hay
Doris Ward
Club Notes W. B. A. M. Review No. 22
Foray afternoon session of Eie Arangel foal and women's society at the church Bnse Skeig vis ting jer sister Mfre Scott Stauffacher. Club notes mention meeting Wednesday evening in Stoose tall with refreshments after the business.
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saBisets
Eie Arangel
Bnse Skeig Vis Ting
Mfre
Scott Stauffacher
Stoose Tall
City in Brief Adventurous locals and travel notes
Local notices report visitors and departures including Miss Hilda Edler Ja it from diphtheria care at 712 Jefferson Street and Miss Edith Caspernon visiting at 627 Mullansvenue west. Residents return from vacations in Dickson, Franklin Grove, Minneapolis and Chicago. A 26-pound muskellunge was caught near Longville during a camping trip. Building permits issued for a $2,000 one story dwelling at 602 Mazinolis Street. An amendment to Johnson Christensen company increases capital stock from 10 000 to 25 000. Multiple travel, medical and social updates follow with motorists, family visits and trips to Iowa City Orange Cal and Cedar Falls.
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Hilda Edler
Theria
Jefferson Street
Edith Caspernon
Miller
D. H. Babcock
Mullansvenue West
Fern Stanton
Almodd Street
Dickson
Franklin Grove
George Kises
Albert Lea
Minn
Ed Sheffield
Walnut Street
E. G. Anderson
Anna Mary
Winfred
Martin Anderson
Ed Shhofield
Chicago
Margaret Kilgore
J. Kilgore
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minnesota
Elizabeth Intorf
Con
Orange
Cal
Robarts
MaziNolis Street
Kyle Webster
Tranktin ‘Street
Clear Lake
Cormopany
Bert Ward
Waverly
H. E. Baish, Jr
Weat
Wallington Street
Iowa City
George Carson
John
Werner Knoop
Long‘ville
Carson
Johnson-Christensen Company
Cedar Falls
County Recorder
L. F. Johnson
T. C. Christensen
O. C. Madsen
Lafayette Street
St. Francis Hospital
Rath Packing
J. A. Webb
Belle Plaine
Amana Colony
Towa City
Belle Piaine
Julia Webbh
Toledo
Atsay
Lewis Powers
Webb
Missionary Misa Hamilton to Speak at United Presbyterian
Missionary Misa Martietta Hamilton on furlough from India will address United Presbyterian Missionary Society at Mrs. I. G. Rankin's home Wednesday from 4 to 11 am. She will discuss her work. The Fidelity class met at Mrs. Toll's Sherwood Yard home for an event led by Mrs. Cort Clough. Dinner followed with social hour hosted by Mrs. Carl Kaupp, a state women's mission leader and former Iowa society executive.
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Misa Martietta Hamilton
India
United Presbyterian Missionary Society
I. G. Rankin
A. H. Toll
Sherwood Yerx
Cort Clough
Carl Kaupp
Dubugie
Iowa Society
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Answers Seventeen
The column offers nostril tips on eye strain pale faces and double chins massaging face and neck care including creams ice baths and skin tonics. Advice covers bleaching arm hair fashion glasses appearance and the use of lycopodium powder for brunettes.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Uninvited Guests Spoil Summer at the Beach House
A columnist laments unsolicited visits during summer. She recalls a neighbor inviting relatives and two lively children who overstayed, damaged the home, and disrupted planned rest and recuperation. She urges would be guests to wait for a proper invitation and hosts to guard their plans.
Two Waterloo Boys to Attend Military Camp This Month
Erwin Kaltenbach of 217 Conger Street and William Smith of 312 Charles Street depart tomorrow for Des Moines Fort Des Moines where they will attend a 30 day citizens militia training camp. Kaltenbach has prior camp experience at Fort Snelling and aims for the blue course, with possible enlistment in organized reserves after exams. Smith pursues the basic red course. Both return August 31 and include a Pershing review in this year’s program.
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Erwin Kaltenbach
Conger Street
William Smith
Charles Street
Des Afpines
Citizens
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Kaltenbach
Fort Snelling
Minn
Soldier Camps To Take 30 Thousand From Civilian Life
Chicago reports that some 30,000 young men aged 17 to 24 left home in July to spend a month in one of 25 government organized citizen military camps. Camps, at secret sites nationwide, provide paid transportation and meals, with a focus on health, character, and civic training under regular army and National Guard supervision.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Military Training Camps Association
George T James
Association
Regular Army
National Guard
Greece
Ithan
T Service
Tha Cavalry Engineers
Field and Aft
Artillery
Signal Corps
Air Service
Military Training Camps Association of the
United States
Sioux City Legion Post Tops Iowa Membership Drive
Des Moines July 31 The 15 American Legion posts in Iowa leading membership contests were announced by state headquarters. First class Edward Monahan post Sioux City. second Hanford post Cedar Rapids. third Grinnell post. fourth Sigourney Hartley Ida Grove posts. fifth Quandahl Kilduff Donahoe Brayton Millerton Spragueville Danville Ely Palmer posts. Each winner receives a $100 prize from department headquarters.
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Des Moines
American Legion
Iowa
Bers
Edward Monahan
Sioux City
Hanford Post
Cedar Rapids
Grinnell Post
Sigourney
Hartley
Ida Grove
Quandahl
Kilduff
Donahoe
Brayton
Millerton
Spragueville
Danville
Ely
Palmer
Department
Mrs Robert Obéle Leaves For West With Sister
Mrs Robert Obéle and her sister Miss Beds Lynch depart tonight with T Sheahan for visits in Salt Lake City Portland and Seattle They will see Mr Sheehans sister in Seattle Also listed are marriage licenses Andrew Kenneth Anderson Toledo Mary Edna Foster Hudson ta 24
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West
Robert Obéle
Miss Beds Lynch
T. ©. Sheahan
Salt Lake City
Portland
Seattle
Sheehan
Andrew Kenneth Anderson
Toledo
Mary Edna Foster
Hudson
Father of President a Physician to Stay in Marion
The president’s father, Dr. George K. Herding of Marion, is in his eightieth year and will remain in Marion rather than join his son. A telegraph from Dr. C. Sawyer quotes the elder Messer as saying he does not plan to travel to Washington, citing health concerns and the family’s wishes. The note notes the president’s fragile condition as described by doctors.
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Marion
Gaarwation Bolk Products Company
Dey Coencion Buttling, Ocomdaowac
Wie
Local Guardsmen to Attend Camp Dodge Encampment
Waterloo Guardsmen from Companies B and D of the Iowa National Guard will attend the annual encampment at Camp Dodge, Des Moines, Aug 7 to 21. About 140 personnel and officers will travel by special train, with duties under Captains GW D and Lidut Otto H. Kaberle and Capt Howard J. Row as leaders. The event features advanced warfare training, new camp facilities, and a potential Camp Perry selection. Governor Kendall plans inspection Aug 18 with Gen. Duncan.
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Waterloo
Mémbéts
Towa. National Guard
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
Iowa Capital
Gw.d
Otto .H. Kaberlé
Howard J
Rowas
Lient
Lloyd
Iowa Guard
Nambus
Iowa Army Camp
State Guard
Follall
Encaiipment
Adj
Louis G. Lash
Rndio
Mathew A. Tinley
Sheldon
Sioux City
Manon City
Council Bliffa
Creston
Iowa
City
Ottumwa
Sigourney
Oxford
E. Kendall
George B. Duncan
Omaha
Sevénth Corps
Vacancies Open for Recruits with Kuardsmien Des Ca
Few vacancies exist in both companies for recruits who wish to accompany the local Kuardsmien to Des Ca. The notice mentions limited openings and calls for potential applicants to submit their credentials for consideration.
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Kuardsmien To
Des Ca
Buck Leaps In Out While Auto Speeds
Spokané Washington July 31. ert Dilersick lumberman of Sa Potit Washington insists that a buck leaped on his maintain while he drove along the road. One of the truck’s holes punctured the upholstery and dented the top frame. The deer scratched the car but escaped without a scratch to his party minutes later.
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Buck
Spokané
Wash
Dilersick
Potit
Bilersick
Thick
Trotzky Realizes Bovernine Usgi No Amour Job
Soviet leader Leon Trotsky dominates the government as Lenin sickens. He works beyond eight hours daily, reads newspapers with a surgeon’s pencil, dictates directives, and relies on aides, stenographers, and telephones to run war affairs. His stamina fuels rapid decision making.
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Trotzky
Bovernine Usgi NO Amour
Associated Press
Moscow
Lenine
Leon Trotzky
Russia
Soviet Russia
Trade Union Council
Mars
Grinnell Hosts Pythian Convention at Grinnell
Waterloo Pythians gather for the fifty ninth annual grand lodge convention opening in Grinnell. Fifteen representatives named from Waterloo include H. Stowell and J. Chapman with others listed. Seven alternates selected. Motor parties depart. first day covers registration tours and a welcome by Grinnell knights. next two days focus on business meetings.
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Knights of Pythias
Waterloo
Grand Lodge
Domain of Towa
Grinnell
Waterloo Pythidns
Stowell
Ir. Lindsley
R. 4
Ellis
J. I. Chapman
George E. Pike
B.S. Pettit
H. L. Green
J. E. Bragdon
J. H. Rose
B. F. Liehty
N. H. Loomis
W." Huntley
G. R. Munger
BH. J. Weber
C. B. Covertese
Ealty
Grinnéll Knights
Prisoners in Sioux City Vice Raids to Be Held Without Bail
Sioux City Illinois July 31 prisoners in vice raids against houses of ill repute and bootleg dives will be held for trial without bond. Police Judge Carlos W Goltz issued the edict after arrests of socially prominent young people in a Black and Tan road house where liquor was served freely. The judge lamented deplorable conditions when blacks sell liquor to white women and warned bootleggers of moral fiber in the city.
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Sioux City
Carlos W. Goltz
Preacher Dead Following Elopement in Superior Hotel
Police report a 66 year old Rev. M Loghren of Superior Wisconsin was found dead in bed at the Rogers hotel after an elopement with a Ruth Williams also of Superior registered at a different hotel as Mr and Mrs Martin. The couple had fled after the elopement.
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Mintiedpolia
Mint J
Uly
N. J. Loghren
Superior
Rogars
Ruth Williams
Supérir
Mire
Martin
M. Loghren
Pastor in Concordia church served 18 years at Superior
The figure, despite his age, had been Pastor of the Concordia Norwegian church at Superior for 18 years. He leaves a widow and one daughter, Mrs. Solheim. He was ordained in Minnesota 28 years ago.
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Superior
Mra
Solheim
Minets
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Black’s Tearoom
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