Miss Dora Bonsall to receive deaconess honor at St Pauls
Miss Dora Bonsall, recently graduated from Iowa National Training School in Des Moines for deaconess work, will be honored at an informal reception Friday at St Pauls M E church. She will spend summer on the Blackfoot Indian reservation in Montana and be assigned to a deaconess field in Kansas next year. The event doubles as St Pauls third quarterly conference and the official board meeting follows prayer meeting.
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Dora Bonsall
Iowa National Raining School
Des Moines
St Paul's M. EB
Bonsall
St. Paul’s Parish
Montana
Blackfoot
Kansas
St. Paul's Church
State Officers to Visit Becker Chapter for Special Meeting
Becker chapter hosting two special meetings in Masonic hall Friday with 8 pm initiation. Mrs Grace Sprecker and Lieut Gov John Hammill to attend along with dinner at Black's tearoom. Also present Mrs Frances Dehl Cedar Falls district instructor and officers, past matrons and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sprecker
Dennison
John Hammill
Britt
Becker Chapter
O. E
Masonic Hall
Walter Scheal
Frances Dehl
Cedar Fabs
Black’s
Church News Highlights Local Women's Society Activities
Mrs EB G Leffier plans a California summer trip and will be honored by First Methodist Altrurian class at an all day party hosted by Dr and Mrs J E Yohnent. Walnut Street Baptist Women's Society met for pledges toward next year's campaign fund, with last year's giving exceeding 1300 dollars.
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EB. G. Leffier
California
J. BE. Yohnent
Dr. Johnson
John Wilson
M. D. Thompson
C. R. Cansell
Walnut Street Baptist Women's Society
Thachurch
James McMullan
H. C. Kelber
Frank Coward
T. As. McManus
Jatin Liffring
Gilver Hallamt
Nel Me Lytle
Scientists and Inventors Earn Our Gratitude
The passage notes that progress stems from scientific invention and those who invest money to turn ideas into practical results, deserving recognition for their risk and impact.
City in Brief motoring notes and visits across towns
A collage of short items from Waterloo and surrounding areas lists visitors and travels. Miss Aliee Shherson and Miss Pearl Strohecker meet in town, Bernice Thompson visits friends, Paul Ewing attends a Kiwanis district meeting, and many others travel to Omaha Cedar Rapids Albert Lea and Chicago for visits and summer plans.
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Aliee Shherson
Carpenter
Pearl Strohecker
Bernice Thompson
East Moline
Paul Ewing
Kiwanis
Cedar Rapids
Arthur Moora
Albert Lea
Minn
Eva L. M. Paden
Grant
Avenue
Jeff
Pfilmore
Cal
B. Wall
Detroit
Dodge
Nick Nielson
Wigh Street
Haga
Omaha
T. Edwards
Red
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes answers readers on beauty care including powder puff hygiene, washing puffs, and avoiding mineral powders. She emphasizes clean puffs, vegetable powders, and proper tint, with readers' questions on pimples, hair care, and skin tone.
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Beauty
Edna‘ Kent Forbes
Grade School Reading Contest Under Way In Waterloo
Robert Tiffany of Central school is the first entrant in Waterloo public library’s summer reading contest for grade schoolers. Contest aims to spark summer reading with a list of books. 10 read credits per student and school. The top school by readers earns an honorary banner. Lafayette won last year. West area schools have more entrants so far.
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Robert Tiffany
Central School
Waterloo Public Library
Num
Lafayette School
West
Pythian Sisters Plan Initiation and Picnic Supper
Pythian Sisters initiation and a picnic supper are on the program for tomorrow evening's meeting. The lodge will furnish coffee cream sugar and rolls.
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Pythian Sisters
Pythian Sister
Club Notes: Mrs Herrlen Hosts RL. P. Club Party
Miss Kathryn Herrlen hosted RL. P. club at a 500 party with high scores by Mrs. Gerald Duffy and Mrs. Henry Kelly. Mrs. M. C. Troutner entertained 12 members at Black's tearoom with 506 games and luncheon. The next meeting will be the first Friday in September at Mrs. Troutner's home.
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C. E. Boldt
Devotionala
W. H. Beachler
S. P. Hoover
Boldt
Almes
Paul Strayer
A. A. Bontrager
Sadie Washburn
Kathryn Herrlen
RL. P. Club
Gerald Duffy
Henry Kelly
A Wonderful Time to Live in an Easier Age
Ruth Cameron muses on how a cluster of cars in front of a house signals progress from a party to a home improvement scene. She recalls a social climber’s aim 10 years ago and notes how luxuries of the rich have become common for ordinary working families, with cars, heating, baths, and phones now widespread.
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Nous
Watson
Sho
Tom
Mara
Ford
John
Campfire Girls Outing at First Congregational Church
Unilyvee Campfire Girls of First Congregational church plan a June 1-2 outing in a Cedar Falls cottage. The week focuses on earning campfire honors, with more than 1,060 available, plus recreation. A 10 to 12 mile hike is planned and girls will cook for themselves. The week ends with a council fire and rank awards. Tina Shimer serves as councilor and A F Jury as camp director.
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First Congregational Church
Cedar Falls
Tina Shimer
A. F. Jury
Iowa Falls Watches Fight in Woods Will Case
In Iowa Falls on June 7 the Bill Woods will dispute gains momentum over 300000 dollars in property accumulated by the late banker Lowe Fairy. In Los Angeles Superior Court seven nephews and nieces accuse their sister Jennie Cummings of conspiring to gain control. They allege she secured a power of attorney for William Dunning and that Woods was moved to California after a paralysis.
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Iowa Falls
Bill Woods
Lowe Fairy
Los Angeles
Jennie Cummings
William Dunning
Woods
California
Aymer Davis
Eldora
Crock
Davis
Dunning
the Woods
Funeral for Mrs. T. C. Reiner in Independence Church
The funeral for Mrs. T. C. Reiner was held yesterday at the M E church in Independence with Rev. J I Rawkins officiating. Burial followed at Mt Hope cemetery. She died after a four day illness from heart disease, long decline over two years. Born Margaret Jennie Clapp in Guilford County North Carolina October 13 1850 she lived there until after the Civil War. She married Thomas Castner Renner in Blue Mountain Indiana November 1876 and moved to Independence in March 1907. Surviving are the husband two daughters Hattie and Pearl a son Bert in Blue Mound Kansas two sisters and two brothers.
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Independence
T. C. Reiner
M. E. Church
J. IC. Rawkins
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Margaret Jennie Clapp
Quilford County
North Carolina
Indiana
Blue Mount
Thomas Castner Renner
Hattie
Pearl
This City
Bert
Blue Mound
Susan
Clapp
Blue Bound
John Beard
Auburn
Pressly Clapp
Kansas City
Bureau Heads Seek Amendments for New Agriculture Law
Des Moines June 7 Several amendments to the law creating the new department of agriculture will be asked during the next winter's special session. Bureau heads forming the department met yesterday and argued that appropriations for several bureaus belong in the agriculture department fund yet the current law does not require supervision by Secretary Cassady. Affected groups include corn growers state dairy and state poultry associations.
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Des Moines
Department of Agriculture
Department
Agriculture Department
Cassady
Tha . Corn
Waterloo Forecast Promises Warmer, Fair Weather
Waterloo residents welcomed the official forecast predicting warmer and fair conditions tonight and tomorrow. A 0.30 inch rain was recorded yesterday night, with temperatures dipping to 54 degrees.
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Waterloo
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