Waterloo Woman's Club Sets Dance and Tom Skeyh All Visit
Denouncements of supreme interest to members of Waterloo Women's Club were made at a morning board meeting. Plans for next year include a June 29 street dance and carnival led by the finance committee headed by Mrs. T. Menges, and a January 5 visit by Tom Skeyall the entertainer. The club marks fifty years since its origin as a Ladies' Literary Society and supports debt clearance for the Young Women's Christian Association.
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Waterloo iWeenan
T. €. Menges
Waterloo
Tom Skey- All
Ladies' Literary Society
Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
General Federation
Ita Campalen
Young Women's Christian Association
R. A. Buckmaster
Dunkerton
Des Moines Wedding for Gayl Campbell Former Resident
Miss Gayl Campbell daughter of Mrs. FP Campbell of 916 Burton avenue wed E Scholtes of St. Louis Mo at 416 Jefferson apartments Des Moines at 4 p m Saturday. Charles S Medbury officiated before a small circle of friends. The couple plans to reside in St. Louis. Mrs Scholtes has worked for Chapman Bros in Des Moines. her husband edits the Western Insurance Review. Mrs Campbell left Waterloo Thursday night for Des Moines.
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Gayl Campbell
FP. R. Campbell
Burton Avenue
E. &. Scholtes
St. Louis
Jefferson Apartments
Des Moines
Trav
Charles S. Medbury
Weiner-Engleman Marriage Read by Rev H J Faust
Mrs Elsie Engleman and Albert Weiner of Waterloo married at 4 36 pm Saturday in the parsonage of Rev H J Waust Calgary Evangelical church. The bride wore rose beige crepe. matron of honor Mrs Emma Averill wore green crepe. Best man was Harry B H Hill. The couple will live at 815 Third Street West.
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Elsie Engleman
Albert Weiner
Waterloo
H. J. Waust
Calgary Evangelical Church
Emma Averill
Harry BH. Hill
Black
Weiner
John Deere Tractor Company
Altstadt-Langlas Bakery
Third Street West
Effie Watts
Albert Garrison
Mount Morris
A. B. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Grace Hammer
Carl Kough
Watersoo
Hubert Sweitzer
West
Earl J. Owen
Theona Mae Watson
William Owen
Streat East
O. M. Yurgy
First Evangelical Church
Robert Watson
Hawthorne Avenue
Mr. Owen
Club Notes and Bridge Tea in Local Rooms
The Entre Nous club will meet at one o clock tomorrow in Black's tearoom hosted by Mrs. Michael Lorden for an afternoon luncheon. The Lucky 13 club entertained Saturday with bridge. high scores awarded to Mrs. June Gordon and Mrs. Gertrude Collentine. Guests included Mrs. C J Nauman, George Krieman, Leo Rigel, and Blanche Fritz. Mrs. Wayne Palmer and Mrs. Fritz assisted with a three course lunch. the honored guest was presented a token.
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Entre Nous Club
Michael Lorden
Black's Tearoom
Lucky 13 Club
Frank Wrigner
Harry Roberts
Escanaba
Mich
June Gordon
Gertrude Collentine
Mmcs
C. J. Nauman
George Krieman
Leo Rigel
Blanche Fritz
Wayne Palmer
Prenuptial Gift Party for Miss Graf at Independence
Mrs. Don Borchers hosted a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Loretta Graf, a teacher in the east district, ahead of her June 20 marriage to I. E. Fisher of Walla Walla. Attendees from Independence and Waterloo shared games, gifting in an improvised pond theme, with a yellow decor cake and candles.
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Don Borchers
Independence
Loretta Graf
East District
I. E. Fisher
Walla
Wash
Waterloo
Esther Stauffacher
Huda Stauffacher
Lovi Hatfman
Ruby Beiecs
Rose Smith
James Reidle
Elizabeth Ginth
Grace Ginther
Mary Larkey
Church News Workers Conference at Westminster Church
A workers conference will be held at Westminster Presbyterian Church at 7 30 p m today with attendees from the local congregation expected to participate.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Hints in Beauty Care for Pore and Hair Management
A beauty column advises seasonal skin care focusing on chin and nostril pores full of blackheads. It prescribes hot water compresses, gritty soap paste with cold cream, thorough cleansing, cold rinse, and oiling to close pores, plus tweezing new hair and bleaching unseen hairs. Regular night cleansing aims to reduce blackheads over months.
Angie Carpenter Weds Cyril W Goulder in Vale Church
Miss Angie Carpenter daughter of Mr and Mrs BY Carpenter of 303 Commercial street married Cyril W Goulder son of Mr and Mrs Albert Goulder of 2211 Tenth street east at Lite Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua. Rev J McCorrison Jr officiated. The couple plans to reside in Gelwein after a brief trip to Minneapolis.
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Angie. Carpenter
BY. Carpenter
Commercial Street
the Vale
Nashua
Cyril W. Goulder
Albert Gould Ler
Tenth Street
East
J. McCorrison Jr
Isabel Foster
Edward Goulder
Carpenter
East High Yearbook Orange and Black Debuts Tomorrow
East High announces its annual yearbook Orange and Black will be issued Tuesday afternoon under Principal Fred J. Miler. The cover features a black and white depiction of the school on an orange background with silver title About East High 1927. Mae Lewis is editor in chief and George Muzzey is business manager.
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Hawthorne
East
Richard M. Wyant
Werant
East High
Fred J. Miler
Mae Lewis
George Muzzey
Amos Webberking
Ruth Tumbleson
Clear Lake
Waltons Set State Convention Dates on Thursday
Judge G. W. Wood W. A. Hendry and Bert Willford will travel to Des Moines for a special meeting of the state Izaak Walton board of directors. Pleas will be made and dates fixed for the annual state convention of the leagues at the Thursday meeting. Several local Waltons are expected to attend.
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G. W. Wood
W. A. Hendry
Bert Willford
Izaak Waltons
Des Moines
Y'S MEN Plan Island Social Tonight
Waterloo Y's Men will hold a night at Morris Isle camp with baseball and volleyball for entertainment and supper in the canoiness hall. All officers and guards are asked to meet Tuesday evening in Moose hall for special business and election.
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Waterloo
Morris Isle
G. A
Moose Hall
Local notices of visits travel and incidents in city
Mrs W Clemence returns from Des Moines after studying at Drake university arts school. A. C. Miller’s car collides with a Highland street car, no injuries. Mr and Mrs Harry Shaffer depart on a six week motor trip to eastern states with Catskill mountains highlighted. Thomas M Buchanan travels to Chicago for a two week postgraduate course at Northern Olinels College of Godlea. Mrs Doyle Huff visits her mother Mrs F L Richardson. Huff was once Miss Evelyn Hough of the city. Wilma Nicol and Lucy Courtney return home from Chicago after two week visit with relatives. Mr and Mrs Walter Shackelford return home from Daytona after visiting Mrs Shackelford’s mother Elizabeth Burton. John G Ralston architect and J B Currie inspect new high school at Mt Vernon. Ralston designed the structure. Vanderbeck reports his sedan stolen from 617 Sycamore Street. plate H 14327. Mr and Mrs Lea Sanford and daughter Virginia depart for Los Angeles for vacation visiting relatives. Sanford is with Tinols Central. Earl Trask, 16, taken to Allen Memorial hospital after sudden illness. diagnosis pending. T & Jackson of Chicago arrive for talks with W Scott Williams of Illinois Central. Mayme Ziegler suffers right arm injury in car crash involving R K Watters and George Heatherton. Modern Woodmen of America camp 2059 sets meeting at 7:30 with a dance to follow. Mrs Charles Brown leaves for California with granddaughter Mrs George Sweitzer. Mrs D A McKirryher returns from Memorial Day visit in Clear Lake. grandfather John Edson dies there. The Entwisles from Leeds visit and plan to leave Friday.
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Clemence
Des Moines
Arta School
Drake University
A.C. Miller
Fourth Street
Harry C. Shaffer
Randolph Street
Catskill Mountains
Thomas M. Buchanan
Buchanan Optical Company
Chicago
Northern
Olinels College of
Leroy Co. Nicol
Ricker Street
Lucy Courtney
William Courtney
Town Street
Walter Shackelford
Dayton,c
D. Vanderbeck
Park Road
Sycamore Street
Lea Sanford
Virginia
Commercial Strees
Los Angeles
Sanford
Western Division
Tinols Central
Earl Trask
C. W. Trask
Commercial Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
T. &. Jackson
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
W. Scott Williams
Western Lines
Tinois Central Railroad
Mayme Ziegler
Kotex replaces old sanitary pads in public health push
The ad touts Kotex as a superior substitute for traditional cotton pads, claiming five times the absorbency and easier disposal. It promises odor control and dignity under garments, noting endorsement by doctors and use in many hospitals.
New MELLO GLO Face Powder Introduced by Paul Davis
A new exclusive youth shade MELLO GLO powder promises longer wear and less irritation. Made by a new French process, it claims to be pure and non clogging for the skin. offered at one dollar by Paul Davis Dry Goods Co.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Town City Teaching and Commerce Master’s Study Planned
A resident will teach part time in Town City while pursuing a master's in commerce, focusing on de Erse studies within the department.
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Town City
Department of Commerce
Rev O M Yaggy Speaks at G A R Memorial Service
Memorial service for Civil War comrades who died in the past year was held yesterday in Memorial hall under the Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War with other national orders as guests. Rev O M Yaggy, of the First Evangelical Church, gave the address while Mae Walker welcomed attendees. Claude Crane and Lieut Frank Crofoot offered vocal selections and a salute marked the event.
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Elgct
Memorial Hall
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
0. M. Yagey
First Evangelical Church
Mae Walker
Claude Crane
Frank Crofoot
Service tribute for David Allison at La Porte City
A ceremony honored David Allison, commander of the Robert Anderson post G A R, with bending flag salutes and singing God Be With You Till We Meet Again, in La Porte City.
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David Allison
la Porte City
Robert Anderson
Railroad executive Charles Ackert dies in Chicago
Marshalltown Iowa June 6 Charles WH Ackert vice president of the Chicago and Alton railroad and former general manager of the Iowa Central died in Chicago yesterday at the age of 68. He will be buried here as learned last night.
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Marshalltown
Charles WH. Ackert
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Iown Central
Chicago
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