Engagement toast as Entwisle couple set for June wedding
Eighteen young women attending a shower at the W S Catlin home learned of the betrothal of Miss Stay to Benjamin Entwisle of Waterloo after supper. The couple plan a June 9 wedding. Mrs Entwisle will host a subsequent gathering for the couple’s families and friends as Miss Stay, daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Stay of Orange township, has taught at Hinton and is a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College. Entwisle heads the commercial department at Lead High School and serves as acting pastor of the Baptist church there.
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W. S. Catlin
Doris ‘Stoy
Alice Peterson
Adolph [Kaltenbach
Benjamin
Entwiste
S. D
N. W. Entwiste
Waterloo
Business Women Name Delegates to Convention
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club last evening named delegates to the national convention in Portland Maine. Hemenway presided with retiring president Mrs Elizabeth Kenney as delegate and Mrs Fannie Brocksus Ruth Mambo as alternates.
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Fanny
Hemenway
Elizabeth Kenney
Portland
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Club
F. B. Brocksus
Ruth Mambo
Bernica Ravelin
Marion Bronson
Dorothy Kline
Mildred Chaplin
League of Nations
Marian Cooley de Parr
Enfranca
Hazel Scott
C E S Officers Honor Guests at Informal Party
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star hosted an informal gathering at Miss Grace Beeker’s home for Miss Mildral Rector as worthy matron and her fiancé John Duke. Twenty-two attended including husbands. games and prizes, with gifts presented to Miss Rector. Marriage planned for June. Also reported: marriage of James G. Scripture and Jans Louise Harrihan in Eugene on May 10. Rebekah Sunshine Lodge elected officers: Lucy Flaherty noble grand, Matie Sitter vice grand, Carrie Cuddeback secretary, Hertha Smith treasurer.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Mildral
Grace Beeker
Adah
Rector
John
Duke
Robert N. MacDonald
John Boeller
Charles Lewis
Harmon
Frank Fuller
Effie Jones
Rebekah
Sunshine
Lodge
T. O. O. F. Hall
Lucy Flaherty
Noble Grand
Matie Sitter
Carrie Cuddeback
Hertha Smith
Titus
Walter Stoner
Walter Burch
Leona Titus
Harold Miller
Tempia Rebekah
Grand Association
Bird Sibert
Mrs Ella Hobart Describes Southern School Work
Mrs Ella Hobart of Waterloo and Central Christian church spoke at Edwards Mississippi to outline the southern school program for colored children. The missionary society met in Central Christian scholal rooms as officers were elected with Mrs Lester Martin president and Mrs Roy Hicks in key posts while Tibet mission work was highlighted by Mrs Hicks.
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Ella. Hobart
Waterloo
Central Christian Church
Christian School For Colored Children
Edwards,Miss
Taunion
The
Missionary Society
Central Christian
Southern School
Lester Martin
Roy Hicks
G. W. Chester
G. R. Baum
Disciples of Christ
Tibet
Ladies’ Aid Society
Picnic Honor Guest Dr William H Beachier Here
Fifty former First Brethren church affiliates welcomed Dr William H Beachier back to Waterloo with a picnic at Byrnes park. He is to deliver commencement address in the evening for West High School class of 1925.
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First Brethren_church
William H. Beachier
South Bend
Ind
Waterloo
Byrnes Park
Beachler
Wast High School
The Shoe Complex And The Love Of Shoes
SIDE TALKS discusses how shoes reveal finances, tracing from black shoes to bronze or white slippers in past eras. The writer recalls childhood dreams of endless shoes, notes rising variety today, and muses on envy, shoplifting sympathy, and the enduring “pair of shoes” week idea while considering the social impact of footwear choices.
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Rosie O'Grady
Lrnth
Mrs Dewey Names John Fiske P T A Committees
Mrs Clarence Deway president of John Fiske Parent Teacher Association announced personnel of the standing committees for next year at the picnic meeting in St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church last evening. The program committee is headed by Mrs L B L Blackman with assistants Mrs Herbert Sherwood Mrs R A Holdiman and Miss Myra Loban. The refreshments committee is formed by Mrs H H Steverson and Miss James McGourty and Mrs Guy Afterhaugh directs room mothers. Violin music opened the program with a quartet including Helen ONeil Clara Nopke Marjory Williams and Glen Ham. A piano solo by Maxing Afflerbaugh a piano duet by Blanche and Sadie Douglas and a reading by Frances Stotts followed. The address was delivered by S A Cohagen.
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Clarence Deway
John Fiske
Helen O'Neil
Clara Nopke
Marjory Williams
Glen Ham
Maxing Afflerbaugh
Blanche
Sadie Douglas
Frances Stotts
5. A. Cohagen
Mrs Caroan's Side Wins Fund Contest
Mrs Harry Caroon's division defeated Mrs W R Cole's side in a fund contest. Silver Cross circle of King's Daughters held a meeting at Mrs C F Chaney's home Tuesday afternoon to announce the win and plan a picnic for the victors.
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Harry ‘Caroon
W. R. Cole
Silver Cross Circle of
King's Daughters
C. F. Chaney
J. H. Aturphy
Emma Lot Smith
Chaney
C. H. Abbs
Myra Pierce
Anna Mishier
Church News Church groups plan activities and meetings
Multiple parish groups report schedules and events. First M B Church Men’s Bible class met at the Brinkmans to discuss activities with refreshments served. Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid meets Thursday at 2 20 p m in the parochial school with Mrs A Roeder and others hosting. Harmony class of First Presbyterian held an afternoon program including readings and a report of the general assembly. Nurses from Allen Memorial Hospital joined a Philathea class picnic due to rain, with brief talks by Mrs Langlas and Rev Clinton F Smith. Sewing circle plans a card gathering tomorrow at St Mary’s school with hostesses named.
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First M. B.church
George Brinkman
Brinkman
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Arthur
Bird
John Tate Liffring
F. C. Laffring
Plang
Jane Bickenback
Hugh Patterson
General Assembly
H. Kimball
First Presbyterian Church
Allen Memorial Hospital
Philathea
First Evangelical Sunday School
W. H. Langlas
Clinton F. Smith
Iiss
Sepha Hostetler
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Cedar River Park
F. L. Harmon
Modiste
Florida
Heigben
Fourth Street
W. J. Lynn
Dike
Waterloo
Long Beach
Cal
A. H. Pinkerton
Franks
Nellie Nichols
Otto Nelson
Riehl Street
Alen Memorial Hospital
Beauty Tips For Summer Fancy Dress And Personal Daintiness
A dated advice piece promotes cooling fashion and grooming for hot weather. It suggests loose undergarments, breathable fabrics, daily baths, liberal talcum and boracic powders, clean hygiene for brushes and combs, and light dieting. It also notes no dye can permanently darken brows or lashes and offers a soot paste remedy. It recommends gym work twice weekly and reducing heavy foods to stay slim.
Rainfall Reaches New Waterloo Season High
Waterloo saw its heaviest rainfall of the season with 1.10 inches from thunder showers. Added rain brings the last three days to 1.51 inches, a season high. Lightning flashed, some tree branches fell, and a few home lights flickered but no fires were reported. Crops benefit from the rain as drought relief improves corn oats and wheat prospects despite five dry months. Pasture lands suffer, watering spots grow scarce, and wells and creeks dwindle in many areas.
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Waterloo
Northeastern
Lo’elock
Waterloo Weather Bureau
Weather Rebounds After Rain With Warm Forecast Ahead
A dry spell eased by recent rain, with more showers expected and continued warm weather. Forecasters predict temperatures cooling from a high near 82 to a low around 62 as conditions return to normal over the next several days.
Raymond Man to Be Ordained in St Paul Minnesota
Raymond Schmitz son of Mr and Mrs Matt Schmitz from this parish will be ordained in the Catholic priesthood at St Paul Minnesota on June 14 and return to Raymond to celebrate his first mass in the local church on June 17.
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Raymond Man
St. Paul, Minn
Raymond, Ia
George Schmitz
Matt Schmitz
Raymond
Seek Owner of Car Found on Tuesday at Grundy Center
Grundy Center June 3 Specials Search for Lou Carpenter of Steamboat Rock Iowa after an abandoned coupé was found near Down on the Third Ave West road late yesterday. A black handbag in the car held a loaded revolver a police club and other items. Carpenter is believed to have spent part of yesterday in the car. Local residents told officers the car was seen in the area occupied part of the morning by a man thought to be Carpenter. The map shows a retired farmer and current owner of the Steamboat Rock telephone exchange.
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Grundy Center
Lou Carpenter
Steamboat Rock
Avehng West Road
Carpenter
Ihsen
Imap
Steamboat Rock Telephone Exchange
Van Every Seeks Dismissal Of Charged Information
Lee Van Every, charged in an information with an offense involving a Waterloo girl, has moved to dismiss the complaint through attorneys Wenner and Mosier. The defense argues the grand jury must indict or dismiss and asserts he was not at the scene when the alleged offense occurred. The matter references prior grand jury action and the girl’s hospitalizations.
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Lee Vanvery
Waterloo
Wenner
Woman Escapes Assault After Ride From Stranger
A 22 year old woman told police she was assaulted after a stranger in a luxurious car offered to drive her home during a storm. She described being beaten about the head and escaping on Red Ball highway, seeking shelter at 323 La Porte road. Police were notified around 11 p.m. but left with no clues.
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Burt
Club Notes Report of Local Social Gatherings
Husbands of women enrolled in R Y F club will be entertained at o clock picnic supper with Mrs Eme Zelier hosting at Byrnes park tomorrow. Miss Adeline Jaggers hosted Big Four club of 1925 West High Graduates at Aya ton avenue yesterday afternoon with luncheon. Social Rand plans picnic luncheon and regular business at Mrs Hatlie Eason's home tomorrow. Indefinite postponement for El Deen club meeting announced today. Social circle will gather at Mrs J B Sibert’s Thursday for noon picnic. Birthday club guests of Mrs W A B Graham at 1 o'clock luncheon in Black's tearoom today. Mrs Clinton P Shockley included in invitation. Bridge played at the hostess' home in the afternoon. Happy Hour Needle-Walk club held a picnic at Reed Black cottage in Sherwood park yesterday to conclude the BeAgON for the organization. Meetings still to resume this sail.
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Eme Zelier
Byrnes Park
Adeline Jaggers
Big Four Club
West High
Ayaton Avenue
Social Rand
Hatlie Eason
Birthday Club
W. A. B. Graham
Black
Clinton P. Shockley
Happy Hour Needle- Walk Club
Reed Black Cottage
Sherwood Park
Beagon
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