Society Notes Highlight Local Engagements and Announcements
Society items report a party at Pedi r d’s home with Harriet Lytle as guest of honor and a forthcoming June 26 wedding to Dr Charles A Boatman. Also covered are church group anniversaries, birthday celebrations, visits by guests Lola Shaw and Mae Beckett, and multiple club meetings and picnics across Grace First St Paul churches Walnut Street Baptist Westminster Presbyterian and other local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedicord
Harriet Lytle
Ralph H. White Basse
E. J. Covell
Pediréd
Charles A. Boatmanould
Wom
Home Missionary Organization
Grace
First
St. Paul’y M
St ‘Ety
Grace Church
Koch
Lola Shaw
Clarksville
Iss Mae. Beckett
Mildred Koch
Milred
Palestine
Side Talks on Landlords and Rents by Ruth Cameron
Ruth Cameron weighs tenants protests about rent hikes, arguing landlords face rising costs and investors must earn returns. She suggests blame shifts when owners absorb taxes, mortgage costs, and maintenance, and cautions against vilifying landlords while acknowledging hardships for tenants seeking housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aman
Beauty Chats On Skin Care Diet And Hair Advice
RDNA BENT FORBER discusses internal and external methods for clear skin including diet, hydration, laxatives or mineral oil and yeast for cleansing the system. She urges water intake, hot morning drink, and careful digestion, plus scalp care with oil or sulphur ointment and regular massage for hair care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyas
Waterloo Realtors Say Local Values Lacking After Convention
Local readers note the national Realtors convention in Kansas City closed with G. E. Brebner elected agrief president. Waterloo realty prices are cited as low versus Kansas City, with homes affordable at 5 000 to 6 000 dollars here compared to 8 000 to 12 000 elsewhere. Realtors expect bills to Congress to tax loans to build homes, deterring borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Realtors Convention
Kansas City
G. E. Brehner
Agrief
Brebner
Waterloo
Sansay City
Black Hawk County
Congress
Francis S Walker Dies After Gall Stone Operation
Francis Sylvester Walker aged 62 died yesterday at his brother D J Walker's home at 312 Home Park boulevard after a relapse following gall stone surgery in Dubuque. He was a druggist at Fayette Ta and is survived by his widow, two sons and a daughter. The body was moved from Hiie man Gindt mortuary and taken to Fayette for services and burial tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis S. Walker
Francis Sylvester Walker
D. J. Walker
Home Park Boulevard
Fayette
Sacred Heart commencement program features addresses and honors
Sacred Heart school plans a commencement in the school auditorium with Rev. Father O'Sullivan delivering the address and Rev. J. M. Molloy presenting honors. High school certificates go to Viola Hurley Cahill Jaeger Slack Me Connolly. eighth grade certificates to Anna Murphy Creighton Jennings Jackman Gotton Schmidt Van Vilet McLaren McGlade Hasealman Penna Gorman McGlade Bellows. Perfect attendance medals awarded. The play The Ends the Rainbow features cast including Robert Preston M Penne Douglas Brown Jonnolly, Dick Preston, Stanley Palmer Hawkins, Ted Whitney, Jack Austin, Nellie Preston, Louise Ross, Phyllis Lane, Kathleen Knox, and Theta Phi members. Also noted are various named performers and a list of cast and social members. Miscellaneous notes mention Jewish guides in Rome avoiding the arch and new electric baby carriages. salt blocks used as currency in Abyssinia.
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Secred Heart
Father O'Sullivan
J. M. Molloy
Viola Hurley
Mer
Cahill
Very
Jaeger
Ailcia Slack
Nel Me Connolly
Anna Murphy
Lucile Creighton
Johannaennings
Margaret Jackman
Irma Gotton
M. Penne
Douglas Brown
J. ‘Onnolly
Dick Preston
Groom
P. Struble
Stanley Palmer Hawkins
Butler
L. LeGlade
Ted Whitney
Varstty
N. Moreland
Jack Austin
Preston
Gorman
Marion Dayton
Warl
Warl—V.' Reger ' Nellie Preston, the Bride—V. Hurley. Louise Ross—V. McGarvey
Phyllis Lane
Slack
Kathleen Knox
MM. Hughes
The
Imp
M. Hannon
Emily Ellett
M. Cahill
Jang
F. Fitzgerald
Landslide Hits Achupayas Village in Ecuador
A landslide buried part of Achupayas village in Chimborazo province. Fourteen bodies were unearthed and many inhabitants were injured. Local authorities and rescue teams cordon the area as the disaster response unfolds.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Juna
Achupayas
Chimborazo
Butler County Crops In Good Condition Report
The bulletin notes a favorable crop season with wet cool weather boosting oats and corn. Corn stands are average to above, with early cultivation underway around Allison. Local incidents include funerals for Mira Nicholas’s relative, naturalization petitions filed at the courthouse, and various social updates from Rockford and surrounding towns.
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Alli
Mra
J. H. Nicbolay
Wil At. Allison
Funere
B. Knapp
Brell Rock
Mr. Knapp
Mira
Nicholas
I. J. Rogers
The
Mace
Apri
I¢ Ie
Oe Barend
John Smelms
Austinville
Surpo Behriover
Bristow
Miss May Pranels
Hodies
Evans-Smith
Laet Gwenaral Assembly
H. B. Hodges
Oklahoma
Tutura
Funlor
Mies Marion Hill
H. Hill
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
56 000 Bottles Beer Emptied Into Sewer
In Zion City Mt on June 7 over 7 000 gallons of Milwaukee beer stored since 1919 were poured into the sewer. Assistant police chief George Stried supervised eight boys pouring 66 000 bottles of beer into the trough.
Bank Panic Shuts Quito Bank After Run on Deposits
In Quito on June 7, a major bank in South America faced closure as a deposit run and heavy withdrawals sparked a panic. Advertising is NAWS.
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Quito
Associated Press
Bay
South America
Wonderful Suburban Summer Home Near Minneapolis
A seven year old modern summer residence with maple floors and ample living space features three stories, servants quarters, multiple porches, and full utilities including electric lighting and gas. Set on three wooded acres with 185 foot shore, extensive gardens, a three car garage, and proximity to Lafayette Club at Minnetonka Beach. Priced about 60 percent of duplication cost. stocks or bonds accepted as part payment. Stuart P. Williamson, Nickels & Smith, 311 Nicollet, Minneapolis.
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Tia
Lafayette Club
Minnetonka Beach
Minneapolis
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Society News
H. J. ‘Arlein
Dss
Margaret ‘Stott
C. HE
Stott
Luella Slight
Frances Stott
Walnut Street Baptist
Alpha Phil
J. Bith
Phcie Bey
First Baptist
Cople
Byrnes Park
Logan Avenue
U. B
Phoebe Argong
Chautauqua Park
Missionary Society
Miss Margredo
Paterson
N. J
Sons of Veteran Auxiliaries
Westminster Presbyterian
Westminster
Noamis
Edith
Anglee
Brenig
Young Woman's Missionary
First Evangelioal Ohn Church
Delta Club
Tuesda Afiacaions Clo Club
M. C. Vaughan
Merry Makers Club
William Mulvaney
First Congregational
F. M. Shores
Toie
Ruth Cameron
RDNA
Bent Forber
Irtuariy
Sacred Heart
Catholic Academy
Rome
Scientific Het
Mary T. Goldman
Leddenen Jarig
St. Bic
Mem
Senichi
Dewewisty
Bvepok
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Butler County
Toukroad
Wockford
Tenduian Lewke
Fudd
Frank Mathews
LJ Sithar Whalen
Cros
Axerden
Charlee Crowell
Srrangle Dos Pul
Wilerley
Vial
Wathor Sheahy
Dutucuo
Roukford
Growell Houge
Daldyck
Awkfond
Floyd County
Vanthi Jordon
Lake Sfine
Hee Boon
Rockford
Wink Welker
Baby
Manila
Rockfora
Nashua
Monmieh
Balt Lake City
Markh
Newton
Mckinley Circle
Weadnan Hell
Waorand and Mead Farm
den Moines
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Por Eh
Aule
Lake
Minnetonka
Uy Ng Ee
Stuart P. Williamson
Care Nickels & Smith
Nicollet
Aerolux
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
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