Waterloo Garden Club to Host First Flower Show
Plans for a community flower show were announced at a Waterloo Garden Club meeting held at Mrs. James Black's home. Mortimer Cleveland spoke on landscaping the town lot and highlighted display rules, judging, and prize classes with a late afternoon to evening schedule at the Hotel Russell-Lamson.
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Waterloo Garden Club
James Black
Mortimer Cleveland
Russell-Lamson
Ana
Aerel
Euley
Breem
Towa Cry
Frank Shere Wood
Agnes Monpson
Accoreensis
Inrkapur
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Hildebrand
Borge
Wood
Ion
Schuneman
O. Lovejoy
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Cleveland
Ruth Stevens Named Among Wisconsin’s Leading Co eds
Ruth Stevens daughter of Mr and Mrs Stevens 235 Danier street selected as one of 30 outstanding women in Wisconsin University senior class. Active on campus since enrollment four years ago she held executive roles in Women’s Self Government Theta Sigma Phi and Daily Cardinal staff editor positions. She spoke at Whitewater Parent Teachers meeting and edited the April issue of a college magazine before graduating in journalism on June 2.
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Hy Ruth
Stevens
Mranioates
Danyer Street
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Tho
Miss Stevens
WHS
University
Steens
The
Women's Self Government Association
Daily Cardinal
Tima
Parent Teachers' Association of
Civil Service
Washington, N. G
Gates College
Wilbert Rehin
Hampton
Palper Larsen
Cedar Falls
Bernita
Bronson
Waterloo
Bernie Houck
Jesup
Dick Burt
Austin Burt
Pomona
Cal
Parker
Ailorney
Tadd A. Veni
Galiferni
Alta
Chicago
Firth Street
Lamb
Sunnyside Club Announces June Events
The Sunnyside Club entertainment committee released a June calendar featuring a bridge party for all, a June 9 bridge Luncheon at 12 o’clock, a June 14 musical at 4 pm, a mixed bridge party on June 16, a June 30 event, a dinner dance on June 12, and a guest night dance on June 25.
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Sunnyside
Hattie Bender Honored At Evening Shower Before Marriage
Mrs O M Bender entertained 22 guests at a miscellaneous shower in her home at 307 Eleventh Street East in honor of her daughter Miss Hattie Bender. Miss Bender is to wed John P Meggison Jr son of Mr and Mrs J H Meggison on Saturday at 10 am after a mock wedding and music. A buffet was served.
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O. M. Bender
Eleventh Street East
Hattie Bender
Miss Bender
John P. Meggison, Jr
J. H. Meggison
Tenge Atrees
Beauty tips to brighten tired looks and hair health
A period article advises quick beauty fixes for dull skin and hair. It recommends cold cream facial massage, hot compresses, brisk scalp massage, light hair oil, subtle rouge, and pink-toned cheeks. It also suggests lemon rinse for blonde hair and cautions sun and lemon juice can dry hair.
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Ram Dow
Jock
Jay
Mollie Edna
Church News Cedar Heights and Waterloo Activities
Church and parish events listed for Cedar Heights and Waterloo include First Presbyterian Sunday School annual picnic in Cedar River Park with 4 30 p.m. church departure and a 6 p.m. supper. attendees asked to bring baskets. Christ Episcopal and St. Margaret's guild announce Sunday school and hostesses for gatherings tomorrow. Trinity American Lutheran League to meet at 8 p.m. in church parlors. First Lutheran Aid hosts afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Burk and Mrs. Burt. Rev A P Blough to tour Europe Africa and the Holy Land starting June 7. honored at basket dinner. Immanuel Lutheran Aid to meet at 2 30 p.m. tomorrow with hostesses named. Arlington class and other groups held meetings and musical offerings yesterday.
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First Presbyterian Sunday School
Cedar River Park
L. E. Larsen
L. S Furry
C. al. Allen
Christ Episcopal Church
Cadar River Park
Edward Burk, Sr
Louis Burt
First Lutheran Aid Society
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A. P. Blough
Waterloo
Europe
Africa
Holy Land
Immanuel Lutheran Aid Society
J. Dietenbach
J. Engelking
A. Erdman
Club Notes Show Multiple Local Meetings and Picnic Plans
Community clubs schedule meetings at Byrnes park Black's tearoom and Suntsside Country club. Members plan a Pandora club picnic at Hymes park and a Past Matrons picnic at Washington park. O E S and Masons discuss anniversary events with speakers from Mason City and Shell Rock.
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Waverly
Rebekah
Tarlett
Mason City
George Adar
Shell Rock
Mazon City
Westminster Welcomes New Minister Dr McCormick
Formal reception honors Dr William J McCormick pastor of Westminster Presbyterian church amid prayers for late members and tributes to colleagues. Over 200 parishioners attend while First Congregational Church pastor Dr J Richmond Morgan augurs strong ties between the two churches. Musical numbers precede afterglow drinks and group greetings.
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William J. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Nim
Walter B. Jonsen
R. Macartney
Wloh
Langlas
Charles 10
Darling
Dee
Westminster Church
Sloane M. Wallace
Westminster
Densen
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
McGorrick
City in Brief highlights from Waterloo area notices
Local items report moves and illnesses including Ars Av S. Hattery relocating to 51544 Jefferson Street and P. B. Heiser ill with influenza at 1310 Four Street East. Other notes cover a fishing trip return, hospital discharge, a Los Angeles resident visiting Waterloo, a police candidate for Buchanan County sheriff, and civil service exam notices.
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Ars, Av S. Hattery
Jefferson Street
Fourth Street
B. Heiser
Four
Benefit Drama Dancers Are Announced For Luck of Derryvaraugh
The Maddigan School of Music and Dramatic Arts announces dancers and soloists for the three act comedy drama Luck of Derryvaraugh at Mast Tigh auditorium center under the Disabled American Veterans aid. Joseph Thornton will sing Brown Eyes Why Are You Blue and Alvin Schinkel will perform whistling solos. A children’s matinee is set for 2 pm tomorrow.
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Luck of Derryvaraugh
Maddigan
Mast Tigh Auditorium
King Maryop Post
Maddigan School of Music and Dramatic Arte
J Joseph ‘Thornton
Trish
Agenes
Migiland
Wacileserly Collentine
Viegieis Mary
Ip Riegeri
Josephine
Berhica Milyger Node
Virginie Collentine
Wadka Costas
Josephine Em
Schares Retires as Gilbertville Bank President
Gilbertville Iowa June 2 Jacob Schares retires as president of Farmers National Bank after five years in that role and nine years as cashier. He remains on the board. Frank Boraong continues as cashier with Joseph Reuter named the new president and W F Webber as vice president. Directors include Schares Christ Schmitz and Math Becker.
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W. F. Webber
Mr. Shares
Christ Schmitz
Math Becker
Police Record Shows Perfect May Auto Recoveries in Waterloo
Monthly report by Emil Stetfen of the auto theft bureau to Chief Mohlis states that every automobile stolen in Waterloo during May was recovered. Eleven cars were stolen and recovered, bringing total year recoveries to 23. The 1925 period saw 47 cars stolen and recovered.
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Emil Stetfen
Police Department
Charles F.mohlis
Waterloo
Air
Sister-in-law charges assault and battery in Waterloo area
William Kennison, 50, living southeast of Waterloo on the La Porte road, is to appear in municipal court on June 9 at 9 am to answer assault and battery charges filed by his sister-in-law Mrs. Josephine Kennison. He is free on a $100 bond. Police investigated a theft at the Lawrence Lambert home where a wrist watch and three gold rings vanished.
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William Kennison
Waterloo
la Porte Road
Josephine Kennison
Kennison
Liberty
Lawrence Lambert
la Porte City Road
Sain T Hiliyard
Sam Wilson
Sa Porte City
Mission Worker Returns to City From India Mission Field
Miss Marie Cline, missionary leader from Meerut India, returned to Marion after more than four years abroad. Sponsored by Grace church auxiliary and Waterloo district WFM, she left India due to ill health before the furlough expiry. She described varied duties beyond teaching, including nursing and inoculation efforts amid outbreaks.
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Marie’. Cline
Leadher
Meerut
India
Waterloo
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Biscopal Church
M. B
Duxiliary
Grace Church
Iain
Sophis
New York City
Alrs
G. W. Cling
Marion
Rome
Scotland
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Grace Churcs
Cline
Aveango Marrinees
Tha Nat
Indian ward marriage customs and missionary schools discussed
Miss Clinery notes civilizaton customs require guardians to choose spouses for wards. Government funds support eight CO operating missionary schools with help from Church of England and Scotland workers. Ross Cline attended a Waterloo reunion and Iowa State Teachers College events, with Ames activities planned for June 6.
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Misa Cina
Aso
England
Scotland
India
Miss. Clinery
Oneal Methodist Church
Waterloo
Ross Cline
Iowa “State Teachers College
Ames
Trygger's Cabinet Resigns After Unemployment Vote
Stockholm June 2 The cabinet of B Trygger resigned today after an adverse vote in both houses of parliament on the government unemployment policy.
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Stockholm
B. Trygger
How to Preserve Color and Flavor in Strawberry Jam
Instructions for a quick stove jam using fresh strawberries and Certo pectin. Lists precise berry weight and sugar amounts, a short boil, and rapid filling with hot paraffin to minimize color darkening and flavor loss. Mentions Certo aids jellying and provides advertisement details for Douglas-Pectin Corporation Rochester, N Y.
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Jules
Trait Tome
Cera
Douglas-Pectin Corporation
Granite
Rochester
Cater
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