Hartman Family Reunion At Anamosa Country Club
Waterloo relatives including Mr and Mrs Hartman and son Jack attended a reunion honoring P J Hartman at the Anamosa Country Club Tuesday. Thirty three relatives shared a picnic dinner, with seven of the guest’s children present. Distantly located relatives joined from Armour D and Mrs Helen Webber Boston Mass. Comrade McDaniel, Civil War comrade of P J Hartman, attended from Anamosa. Community clubs and civic groups listed at Lincoln circle Memorial hall and Moose hall New Century club with Mrs George ath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman
G. C. Hartman
Jack
Waterloo
Anamosa “Ountry Club
P. J. Hartman
Z. R. Gurley
Armour
Helen Webber
Boston
Mass
Comrada
Lincoln circle—Memorial Hall
T. N. B. Club
W. E. Shiek
Jtuyeane Yeomen
Moose Hall
New Century Club
George Ath
Phi Sigma Chi Plans Annual Homecoming Dance
Phi Sigma Chi fraternity members will entertain at the annual homecoming dance in the fair grounds pavilion at Cedar Falls Tuesday evening. All college men are invited to share in the function. Several features are planned including specialty dances and an out of town orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Fair Grounds
Cedar Falls
Head Woman's Department Named for Town State Fair
Mrs H W Spaulding of Grinnell is named head of the Woman's department for the 1926 Iowa State Fair. The department will showcase exhibits and programs with cooperation from Iowa State College, State Federation of Women's Clubs, Iowa Farm Bureau Federation, and others. The Little Country Theatre will return with enhanced programs, and demonstrations in clothing and interior decoration will run daily. Farm Bureau women will occupy ample space to display county projects from home accounts to clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Spaulding
Grinnell
State Federation of Women's’ Culubs
Greater Women's Department
Lowe State College
State Federation of Woman's Clubs
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Lowi League of Women Voters
Little Theatre Groups
Little Cougvtry
Iowa State College
Farm Bureau
Vacation Bible Schools Set to Begin at Three Churches
Two churches First Methodist and First Presbyterian start Monday with vacation bible schools for Kannie children from kindergarten through sixth grade and possibly seventh and eighth grades if enrollment allows. First Brethren will begin Wednesday, runs three weeks, closing June 26. Programs include bible study memory work crafts and supervised play with staff led by Rev A D Cashman Mrs F A Wisner Miss Amy Van Duyn and Miss Allea Forbes. A card party in Des Moines hosted by Miss Mildred Rector’s future wedding guests featured prizes and kitchen gifts. A psychology lecture by Dr Nina Pickett in Lafayette building Friday at 7 30 pm invites public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methadist
First Presbyterian
First Brethren
Biret Brethren School
Sdndergarten
First Methodist Church
Damon Chansy
First Brethren Church
A.D. Cashman
F. A. Wisner
Amy van Duyn
Allea Forbes
Kinderwarten
Mildred Rector
John Duke Jane S
EB l L. Rohlf
Margaret
Ada Watterson
Marguarita Caward
Cora Hartleip
Grace
Frances Newkirk
Nina Ricketts
Alice Bryan
Des Moines
Daisy Cotter
Miss Rector
Nina Pickett
Los Angeles
Cal
Lafayette Building
Elocution and Piano Students to Get Diplomas
Diplomas will be awarded for elocution and piano at a program set for 8 p.m. Tuesday June 30 at United Presbyterian church. Recitals began May 23 with Mildred Bright and Marian King Ross in Jesup, and Rosan Palmer assisted by Miss Bright. Future programs feature Annie Strom and Anna Schultz, with June dates for Ducille Webster, Dorothy Holmes, Marian Ross, Alice Bunyan, Bernice Berg, Genevieve Holman, Lester Morgan, and Layonne Nislinger. An annual dinner at Hotel Russell on June 27 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jiana
Slaculion
Ross
United Presbyterian Church
Mildred Bright
Marian King Ross
Jesup
Miss Bright
Rosan Palmer
Annie Strom
Anna S. Schultz
Ducille Webster
Dorothy Holmes
Alice (Bunyan
Bernice Berg
Genevvyieve Holman
Lester Morgan
Layonne Nislinger
Hotel Russell
Mason
Mrs. S. A. Cohagan Named Head of Missionary Body
Grace Methodist church Home Missionary society elected new officers during an all day women’s meeting. Mrs. S. A. Cohagan became president with Mrs. R. A. Holdiman as vice president and Mrs. Burton Kinsel as recording secretary. Other officers include Mrs. F. M. Michael as corresponding secretary and Mrs. Florence Barratt as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Missionary Society of Grace Methodist Church
A. Cohagan
R. A. Holdiman
Vicg
Burton Kinsel
F. M. Michael
Florence Barratt
Oid
Elia Watters
W. R. Jameson
Marcy Center
Chicago
J.V.B. Small
Hawaii
Oid Department
Goerth Abdill
South America
I. L. Whitney
W. Hardy
Women Visitors Entertained at Sunnyside Club
Women attendees formed 18 tables for a second afternoon bridge party at Sunnyside Country Club on a Wednesday, duplicating the opening event with 18 participants. The gathering honored Iowan Electric Light Association delegates with a luncheon hosted by Mrs. H B Maynard, Mrs. Ralph Garrigan, and Mrs. Elmer Bartlett, followed by bridge games and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Iowan Electric Light Association
WV. C. Walker
R. A. Rath
Ray C. Eggert
A. L. Lommel
H. B. Cropper
W. B. Nauman
H. B. Maynard
Ralph Garrigan
Elmer Bartlett
Heaven Save Us From The Person Who Knows Someone Who
A fragment from Side Talks lampoons omniscient gossipers who claim to know someone affected by every cautionary tale. It wryly notes how one anecdote leads to fear of diseases, bad meals, or bad service, then swerves to warn against amplifying others woes. The piece closes with a wary benediction to resist such whispers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rho
Bnd
Church Women Hear Mission Talks At Walnut Street
Final day program of the Walnut Street Baptist women's society features talks on mission work by Mrs. Clarence Hinden Mrs. Lila Redmond Mrs. Charles Glockner and Mrs. Hr C Keiber with music by Miss Burdella Sankey and devotions led by Mrs. Clayton Clark Luncheon served by Mrs. Minnis Rittenhouse and Mrs Martha Eddy Hostess was Mrs A B Archer Meeting at Graves Memorial United Brethren Church discusses God s Great Melting Pot and committee reports Officials set 7 pm Friday board meeting Also listed: St Luke s English Lutheran Ladies Aid public supper June 12 picnic Byrnes park Weavers and Fellowship First Baptist picnic supper at Mark Humphrey home Officers elected for Married Folks class at Gentral Christians church Church groups plan missions and China notes Egypt guest Elsie French Re-elected leaders at First Congregational church and peony baskets on display at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Society of
Walnut Street
Ammer
Clarence Hinden
Lila Redmond
Charles Glockner
Hr. C. Keiber
Mission Magazine
J.4. Smith
Burdella Sankey
Clayton Clark
Peter Daley
R.N. MacDonald
Halph Eightey
Minnis Rittenhouse
Martha Eddy
Junge
Mean
Hostesa
A. B. Archer
Woman's Missionary Association of
St. Luke's English Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Byrnes Park
A. J. Jenkinson
Martha Forbes
Weavers and Fellowship
First Baptist Church
Mark Humphrey
Eagle Center Road
Woman's Missionary Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Josephi Hay
Martha Wilson
W. W. Lytle
China
Susan French
W. W. Templeton
J. B. Young
Elsie French
Egypt
C. D. Wilcox
Women's Organization
First Congregational Church
J. HB. Ridenour
C. A. Pierce
J. P. Greeley
F. D. Popp
Club Notes Hostess Leads Doubles Five Meeting
Mrs John Cratsley hosted a Wednesday session of the Doubles Five club with 00 honors going to Mrs George Highley and Miss Edith Latimer. Special guests included Mrs Frank Cowell Mrs Leo Regal Miss Latimer and Mrs George Physper Petroits Mick sister of the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cratsley
Doubles Five Club
George Highley
Edith Latimer
Frank Cowell
Leo Regal
Miss Latimer
George Physper
Petroit
Mick
Beauty Colors Guide Tied to Eye Color and Habits
Readers learn to match clothing to eye color with practical advice. Brown eyes suit beige and related shades. blue eyes accept many tones but avoid brown and scarlet. Hazel eyes can emphasize varied traits. gray eyes should lean gray and blue, with caution on bright hues. Personal tips include lip and mouth muscle exercises and lash growth tonics with regular massage for circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuich
Three Deaths in Latin City Family Within 16 Weeks
Cedar Falls reports the Phelps family losing three members in 16 weeks. George W. Phelps, 73, died after a six month illness, following the deaths of brother Andrew and son Louis. Private services at the family home on Twelfth street west, with a public service at Janesville M E church. Burial in Oakwood cemetery. Surviving spouse, two daughters Mrs Emil Schmidt Shell Rock and Mrs Theodore Thompson Cedar Falls, and two sons Roy Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Phelps
George W. Phelps
Andrew
Louis
Twelfth Street West
Janesville M.E
George B. Shoemaker
Oakwood Cemetery
Emil Schmidt
Shell Rock
Theodore Thompson
Roy
Janesville
Legion Auxiliary Ends Meeting in Iowa Convention
Dubuque, June 4 The Iowa Legion Auxiliary convention nears closing with state officers to be named and next convention city chosen this afternoon. More than 500 women and American Legion guests attended last night’s banquet where Commander Hen Webster and Auxiliary President Mrs Claire Olivant delivered keynote addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
the Legion Auxiliary of
Iowa
American Legion
Hen Webster
Claire Olivant
Capital Says Gibson Seeks Senate Seat
Des Moines capital reports attorney general Ben J. Gibson is a likely candidate for the United States Senate in the next year’s primaries to challenge Albert B. Cummins. Gibson has apparently decided to enter the race if political conditions do not change unexpectedly in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Ben J. Gibson
United States
Albert B. Cummins
Gibson
Clarinda Company Buys Old WHO Set
Des Moines reports Clarinda Company purchases the old WHO broadcast setup. A new 5,000 watt radiophone will be installed next month at a cost of 51,000, joining ranks with major broadcasters. The existing 500-watt station has been sold to the A. A. Barry Seed Company in Clarinda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Bankers Life Ensurj
Superpower Broadcasters
A. A. Barry Seed Company
Clarinda
Waterloo Ministers Plan Picnic Monday
The Waterloo Ministerial Association will hold its annual precure picnic Monday at Union Park three miles southeast of Janesville. Members and their families will depart from the YMCA building by automobile at 10 15 a m Rev F H Moehrmann chairs the transportation committee. The picnic closes the association’s activities until meetings resume next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Union Park
Janesville
Y. M. CG
F. H. Moehrmann
Transportation Committee
Announcer Hosts Radio Fans Party in Shenandoah
A KENE station announcer at Shenandoah described a Rainbow Garden dance party last night. Pate Simmons introduced guests and explained pairings and gossip, while KFNF listeners were invited to “look in” on the event. Marriage licenses listed include Ben Billick and Katherine May Canland, both Waterloo, and John Roby and Eva McDonald, also Waterloo. In Paris, six midinettes set a speed dressmaking record by hand, finishing a full gown in 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandeah
Pate” Simmons
Kene Station
Pate
KFNF
Tacenses
Ben Billick
Waterlong
Katherine May Cancland
Waterloo
John Roby
Eva McDonald
Waterloo Party Aids Sought From Credit Men
Harry Shaw urged cooperation at Bishop’s cafe as Waterloo Grocers' Credit Guide association met to back the Waterloo party for June 25 26 27. J A Smith spoke on credits. Four delegates to the Retail Grocers' national convention at Dubuque June 22 23 24 25. The organization reports rapid growth. text meeting set for Monday June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Shaw
Waterloo Grocers’ Credit Guide Association
Hishop
Waterloo
Smith, Lichiy & Hillman Co
Delegates to Labor Meet Uninstructed
Waterloo delegates to the state convention of the American Federation of Labor at Dubuque starting west Tuesday, June, will be uninstructed. Central Labor union decision last evening names Mr. McCaffery as president, W. Webb as vice president, with alternates E. H. Cheever and Tl. H. Barkdoll. Mrs. E H. Cheever will represent the women's labor bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Federation of Labor
Dubuque
West
Central Labor Union
McCaffery
W. Webb
E. H. Cheever
Tl. H. Barkdoll
E H. Cheever
Woman's Labor Bureau
Mercury to Climb Higher in unsettled weather
The state weather bureau forecasts a rise in temperatures with unsettled skies tonight and Friday. Skies were partly overcast today as the temperature climbed to 85 degrees. Showers are becoming nightly occurrences with last night’s rainfall around 0.1 inch. Wednesday’s high reached 75 and the low 70 as a mild cool spell ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Weather Bureau
Minor Improvements Planned for Two Schools This Summer
Superintendent Charles W. Kline said improvements are planned at Grants school Nast High and Roosevelt school in the east district during the summer. The board completed its annual inspection tour. redecorating and brick repointing will be the extent of work, and the east athletic end fence will be heightened and lengthened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Kline
Board of Education
Grants School
Nast High
Roosevelt
Earl Sterling to Leave Waterloo for Newark Job Move
Earl Sterling display manager at Paul Davis Dry Goods will resign after 17 years with the store and depart July 3 for Newark New Jersey to become display manager for Halne Company department store. His window dressing work drew merchant attention and led to the offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Sterling
Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Pasiton
Newark
N. J
Halne Company
Sterling
Davis
Enrollment at Teachers College summer term soars
Cedar Falls reports 2,760 students enrolled at noon today for the summer term and an average of 300 students across the five extension schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Sheriff intercepts escape in autos theft case
Released on bond as I. T. Wagner, sheriff, planned to send a deputy to Cres ton, Iowa, to return Albert Madison of Creston for stealing an automobile from Louis Schrader last December, when a telegram arrived. The telegram altered the course of the case and halted the arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. T. Wagner
Creston
Albert Madison
Louis Schrader
Madison posts bond for court appearance in Black Hawk County
Madison posted a $1,000 bond for his appearance in district court in Black Hawk County after an arrest in Wagner. A preliminary hearing time will be set later in municipal court. An advertisement promotes Golden Glint Shampoo with a glowing endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Listrict Court
Black Hawk County
Wagner
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Missionary Body
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Titus
Hyslyn Decker
Ruane C. Knight
Leona Titus
Harald Miller
Walter Stoner
Ealdora Ebert
Wonan’'s
Rotary—Alenthers
Marion Ransler
Cedar Heights
W. D. Ives
George Worthen
W. W. Beal
Ada Zellhoefer
Bess Nicholas
Charlotte Rirong
Elizabeth Hudson
Meddia Ella Hombs
Florence Stines
Inez Coburn
Mary Horner
Bid Downing
Anna Meader
Church News
Board of
Graves Memorial United Brethren
Gentral Christians Church
A. K
Sadie R
Latin City
Legion Auxiliary
Capital
Senate
Clarinda Company
Credit
Waterloo Party
Dik
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Bran
Pnrola AD
A’t Teachers College
Ted
Wholesale Distibu
Adams Paper & Specialties CO
Warecloo, Town
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Panor
Callere
Tom Lick
AAA
Paroquet
Delaine
White
Ivory
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