Cecilian society reunion and wedding notices
A Cecilian society reunion at Marr's auditorium featured rollcall, letters, group photos, a picnic dinner for about 60, and a program led by toastmistress Catherine Adrian. Members and guests included Catherine Adrian, Marjorie Schimp, Opal Derby, Helena Kurth, and Rev. Father Henry Ruest. The issue also notes a wedding reception for John L. O'Connor and details on the bride and groom's education and current lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilian Society
Marr
Cecilians
Mises
Anna Kurth
Kathryn Bremenschenkel
Opal Derby
Leons, Neu
Margaret Neu
Marjorie Schimp
Orange Township Alumni Organize
An alumni association formed from graduates of Orange Township Consolidated School with officers elected. Twenty eight guests attended a banquet at Black's Tearoom last evening. Flowers in red and white roses decorated tables. A three course dinner preceded toasts and welcomes by Helen Forney with responses by Merie Smucker. Gloria Weigle sang, Ruth McCauley played piano, and Supt. C Hamer gave a talk. Officers named: Joy Lichig president, Merle Smucker vice president, Edgar Tannreuther secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township Consolidated School
Helen Forney
Merie Smucker
Gloria Weigle
Ruth McCauley
Hamer
Joy Lichig
Merle Smucker
Edgar Tannreuther
Two Waterloo Girls in Chautauqua Work
Two Waterloo young women Miss Helen Marquis and Betty Shannon-Hocklander, pupils of Mrs. Marie Moore Frederickson, Ross Conservatory of Music, have contracts for chautauqua work this summer and will tour. Marquis, a soprano, has a voice of sweetness and power enhanced by training. she begins her tour June 14. Hocklander has had numerous public appearances, with both performing in Waterloo and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Helen Marquis
Betty Shannon-Hocklander
Marie Moore Frederickson
Ross Conservatory of Music
Chautauque
Petro va 500 game hosts and prize winners
Mrs. J. B. Lightheart hosted a Petro va club gathering with guests Mmes. Nick Lies M.D. Brown A C Vetter and C A Wickum as players. Favors went to Mrs. Lies and Mrs. Henry Kruse.
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J. B. Lightheart
Petrova Club
Mmes
Nick Lies
M.D. Brown
A.C. Vetter
C. A. Wickum
Lies
Henry Kruse
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Bullying in Marriage
Ruth Cameron analyzes a couple facing a dilemma. The wife suggests a solution she prefers but foresees her husband will use to bully her. She counters that he pressures for agreement, and she refuses to be coerced. The piece quips at gender dynamics in everyday disputes.
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Althou
Beauty Chats On Pilocarpine Hair Tonic And Skin Tips
Edna Brent Forbes discusses pilocarpine hair tonic praised by readers, detailing a formula with pilocarpine hydrochlorate and other ingredients. She notes its potential to revive color cells, improve gray hair, and offers usage guidance alongside skin care tips, yeast, weight ideas, and hydrogen peroxide advice for dental and skin concerns.
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Farina Cologne
Violin Lessons Offered by Reichard Marshall in June
Violin instruction will continue under Roco Reichard Marshall during June with selective pupils. A limited number of outstanding talents will be accepted on Tuesdays or Fridays. Studio located at 609 Black's Building. Mrs Marshall's teachers have trained with renowned masters in America and Europe. Telephone Black 12503.
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Roco Reichard-Marshall
Black
Golden tongued speaker leads women veterans tribute
A joint campfire event by allied G A R groups at East High School featured Mrs. Lillian Cary of Dubuque as the principal speaker. Her eloquence impressed both audiences and the governor, drawing strong applause as women of the Ladies of the G A R expressed devotion to Civil War veterans. Color bearers from Waterloo posts led a dramatic tribute during The Old Flag Never Touched the Ground.
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East High School
Lillian ©. Cary
Dubuque
Ladies of the
Grand Army
G. A R
George Moody
Chase
Banner of patriotism at Waterloo campfire gathering
A Waterloo event features veterans, families, and civic groups celebrating union loyalty. Commander R. L. Chase leads a campfire with music from a G A R drum corps and remarks by Mrs. Minnie Miller and Lola Elliott. W R C and Daughters of Veterans leaders pledge ongoing patriotism work.
Mr Fox Tricks Mr Skunk With Stones In Ostrich Egg Scheme
In Part II of The Sandman Story, Mr Fox schemes to fool Mr Skunk by placing large stones in Skunk’s egg basket to mimic ostrich eggs. Skunk eagerly hurries home with the “eggs,” only to discover the heaviness and hard truth when attempting to eat them. Fox schemes further but Skunk’s anger grows as he discovers the ruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fox
Skunk
Mr. Skunk
MS. Fox
Red Cross Appeals for Aid to Pueblo Flood Victims
H B Cropper chair Waterloo chapter of the American Red Cross issued an urgent appeal for financial aid to flood sufferers in Colorado. Donations collected by Mrs J O Trumbauer will be sent to the stricken Pueblo area where Red Cross personnel are providing relief. Walter Davidson division manager Chicago district urged sympathetic support to aid ongoing recovery efforts.
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Colorado
H. B. Cropper
Waterloo
American Red Cross
Walter Davidson
Chicago
J. O. Trumbauer
Red Cross
divorce petition filed over wife May Woods addiction and desertion
Griggs T. Woods alleges his wife May Woods was addicted to spirituous liquors and deserted him with their son. They married in Durant Mississippi on October 3, 1917, and have lived in St. Louis since January 29, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griggs T. Woods
May Woods
Durant
Miss
St. Louis
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Holy Name Court
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H. Busr
Calloway Social Union
John Youmanns
Idea Dozen
W. J Evans
H. H. Ruby
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A. R. Sorthard
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Los Angeles
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West High School
Glendola Knowles
To &O
Billy Lindelof
First Presbyterian—Majel Guild
A. H. French
J. EB. Kohl
J. C. Kagler
Kohl
H. E. Kagley
Country Club
Sunnyside Country Club
E. H. Carter
Des Moines
Hyperion and
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Charles BL Greeley
Neal McDermott
Eldred Haselman
Morris Swinehart
Harry Peverill
John Banton
Dexter L. Woods
First Presbyterian Church
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Mae Overton
Wilkes
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A. N. Pruess
D. B. Miller
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C. M. Byerly
Priscilla Club
I. EB. Brinkman
WH. Howrey
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Sande
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Chautauqua
Daughters of
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Mary Melrose
Mildred Bunn
Lucile Dawson
Darline Decker
Vernox White
Mary Melrose Chanter
Willi
Floyd L. Chamberlain
Winifred Sullivan
United Presbyterian Church
Saprene
Martin King Ross
Madeline Smith-Althouse
Miss Marquis
Denza
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Frank McClain
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Ruth Cameron
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R. L. Chase
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Vicksburg National Park
Albert J. Philips
United States Army
Department
Col
D. J. Palmer
Mrs. F. A
Ribbon
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Pueblo
Maritai
Horlick
Saeeee
Te Boas
Smart Louis
Baby Louis
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Brown Calf College
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