Social event honors past federation leaders in Iowa gathering
A memorial social event in Los Angeles brings together former Iowa federation presidents and active members. Delegates including Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Taylor introduce past leaders while others recount decades of service. Attendees from Ames Shenandoah Waterloo Dubuque Grinnell and Cedar Falls exchange greetings and reminisce.
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Angeles Lienmial Wits
Towa
Henry ¢' Field
Federation Prying
Cord
Wy Watzek
Henry W. Spaulding
Grinnell
Thomas G. Winter
Taylor
James G. Berryhill
General Federation
Sha
T. J. Ietcher
Gertrude Nash
Fornia
Berryhill
Pletcher
Nash
John Fox Luke
Shenandoah
Fls&s. Burberry
Indian
Hurlbert Cheever and Bride to Visit His Parents
Hurlbert Cheever and Miss Aiyrtle Viollier announce their marriage. The couple will visit his parents in Bozeman after a ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal Church. Cheever, a Montana State College architecture instructor, and his bride are from Mississippi and Ohio backgrounds, with ties to Chi Omega and Pst Epsilon Ombros.
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Turlert Charver
Cmnent
Aiyrtle Viollier
Hoven
Alont
Watterlad
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bozeman
Olebook
Dr. Smith
Rene Grant
Chicara
Montana State College
Cheever
Yuever
Hobber Aid
Sue Mo
Chi Omega
Cornell College
Winots University
Champaign
Siginai Tau
Frances Griffith and A. J. DeVaughan Wed at Bradford Church
Frances Griffith becomes the bride of Arthur J. De Vaughan at a Marriaga service at the Little Brown Church Bradford near Nashua. The couple will reside in Wichita after a Kansas City visit. the groom works for Wheely Kelley Hagney Co and the bride has taught at Roosevelt school.
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Little Brown
Bradford
Nashua
Frances Griffith
Arthur J. de Vaughan
Wichita
Nan
F. G. Morris
Morris
Kansas City
de Vaughan
Kan
Wheely, Kelley & Hagney Co
Dea Vaughan
Roosevelt School
Waterloo
Brandhorst McDowell Weds in Hudson Home Ceremony
Martha Brandhorst and Chester FE McDowell married at the Brandhorst home in Hudson with 80 guests. The Rite was by Rev John Badanham, sister bridesmaid Martha Johnson, best man George Sergeant. Bride wore Harvard blue georgette with sapphire beads. couple to reside in Hollywood California.
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Hudson, Ja
Martha Brandhorst
A. H. Brandhorst
Chester FE. McDowell
J. A. McDowall
Hev
John Badanham
Riceville
Glen Joder
Columbia Roses
Martha Johnson
George Sergeant
Mendelssohn
Clara Gross
Harvard
McDowell
Hudson High School
Teachers College
Gates College
Waterloo
Hollywood
Cal
Club Officers Named At Annual Meeting
At the Monday business session after a 1 pm luncheon hosted by Mrs. WE Hill, Becker chapter officers were elected: Mrs. G J Mack president, Mrs. A N Miller vice president, Mrs. G M Coykendall secretary, and Naomi Roblin treasurer. Roblin noted 18 garments were made for charity last year. The coming year will sew for families of needy ex service men. July meetings will be skipped. The retiring president, Mrs. BE M Towne, presided.
Plymouth Church News Plans Shifted Meetings And Socials
Navehzers of Plymouth will meet with Mrs. HR J Shepherd Thursday afternoon instead of Wednesday as first planned. Mrs Staymiond Crass will save charge of the program. Mrs Wilson Walter will assist ant hostess. Major quid will meet at First Presbyterian church parlors Wednesday at 2 20 p.m. Mrs J E Selzer and Mrs Henry Schneider will be hostesses. Fifty members of Sacred Heart club were guests last evening when newly elected officers entertained at an informal party in the school hall. Games and dancing afforded entertainment. Music by Doris Fitzgerald and Delta Tritz. Committees were named to direct activities. Attenders were served by Grace Simon and others. St Pauls Ladies Aid society will meet at the church pastors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Roc Woodesall and division two will serve Saturday afternoon at party First Presbyterian aid meat. Mrs FT Alferd and Mrs Edam Miller will have charge of the tea. A program is being prepared by Mrs J O Troumbauer and committee Mmes J W Rath, W Rovysen, T L Tolleson and others. Home makers class of First M B H Sunday school postponed from Friday June 18 to June 20. St Josephs Girls club will picnic at Byrnes park Monday evening June 23 hosted by new officers. First Presbyterian Philatheans will have picnic supper in church dining room on Thursday. Westminster Presbyterian Macedonia Sunday school class will
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Sacred Ilé¢art Club
Doris Fitzgerald
Delta Tritz
Dian
M Lydia Ko Jloc
Pont Xeuy
Grace Simon
I i Geri
Presidenea Garntan
Secretar Saret Wale
Litehfeli
Ft, Alferd
Edam Miller
Mra
J. O. Troumbauer
Mmes
J. W_ Rath
Rovysen
Tollefson
Gattrangine
St. Joseph's Girls Club
Byrnes Park
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
Josephine Roberts
Anna Miller
Ruth Smith
Olivia Wacker
Io ¥. M.cl
Buchanan
Grace M. M.chuvet
Cedar River Park
W. KR. Jameson
WJ. Grobe
W. R. Jameson
Charles Stickman
Braleena Heer
Sunday School Picnic and Women’s Guild Meeting Announced
The Lundies Aid Society plans an all day quilting session at First Lutheran parlors with Mrs. Melancheon and A. W. Strencker hosting for the Trinity American Lutheran Church women’s guild tomorrow.
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Lundies Aid Society
Community Picnic Highlights and Local Notices
Bloomington readers learn of a Sunday school picnic at Cedar River park with 350 expected attendees and a schedule of games races baseball and food. Nearby items mention residents traveling to Paxton Moline and Alta for visits and work, plus a partition action before Judge Wood and a first wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Frye.
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M Irs
Merle Frye
Gospel of Labor Receives Supporting Program
A suitable supporting program titled The Gospel of Labor has been arranged to accompany the main event, reinforcing the themes of workers and community involvement.
Extend Time for Reports on Incomes and Taxes
Announcement notes an extension for filing capital stock returns forms 707 and 708 for the period July 1 1924 to June 30 1925 under section 700 of the 1924 revenue act. It says new regulations will arrive around July 1 and that blanks will be sent to taxpayers. Treasury decision 3597 extends corporate, partnership, and fiduciary returns to Sept 15 1924 with conditions and interest on shortfalls. It also reports a lecture at Waterloo Woman's club urging budget discipline and the price of actions on education health and character.
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Fom
Lars B. Bladine
Dubuque
Internal Revenue
Treasury
Efe McCulom Jones
Waterloo
EYHH Senior Class Names Best Scholar Enone Rounen
The EYHH senior class announces Enone Rounen as Best Scholar with 117 members on average scholastic standing. Chief speaker Dr. Harry W. Gage of Coe College will deliver the commencement address in the school auditorium tonight. details include other top graduates and omissions.
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Enone Rounen
EYHH
Enma Baumann Jed
Warbert Roehe
Tonis Oberhauser
Mark Taylor
Courier
Vidella Nesfield
Tonicht
Harry W. Gage
Coe College
Cesar Rapids
Watertop Evening and Afterno on Frock Pattern Offer
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design send 15 cents to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo. Patterns allow swans and are filled as soon as possible, reaching you in ten days after order. The 1924 spring pattern book features the Street or Afternoon Frock style with revers, and uses Mohair, twill, wool, linen, or silk.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Sendipe
Avostynsh
Anr
County Recorder Recount Under Supervision Opens
The county board of supervisors began recounting the June primary ballots for county recorder at 10 a m with J H McCoy opposing Miss Jennie Bird and Mrs Eva Brehner seeking a recount. Objections argued petitions lacked specificity and the board would only recount ballots officials had passed judgment on.
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County ‘Board of Supervisors
J. H. McCoy
Jennie
Bird
Eva Brehner
Election Board
A. G. Reid
Iself
Ballot Inspection Underway After Local Election
Labor continues to unfold and sort all ballots precinct by precinct to canvass the 4% precincts. Board members work behind closed doors to avoid distraction. Miss Bird held a 39 vote unofficial majority.
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Miss Bird
Five youths detained after train stop near Oelwein
John Tone, 19, was among five young men taken from a C. G. W. freight train on police directive from Oelwein. Officers held the group for investigation after locating a gallon of liquor aboard the tar car.
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Oelwein
John Tone
C. G. AW
Parish House Site Cleared for Christ Episcopal Church
Moving of the old rectory at 610 Fourth Street East last night entirely clears the site for the parish house to be erected by Christ Episcopal Church. Excavating and assembling material has been under way for several days.
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Clear
Fourth Street
Christ Episcopal Church
Lemon based skin whitening lotion advertised
An advertisement promotes a lemon juice and Orchard White mixture as a skin whitening lotion. It claims to be mild, non irritating, and suitable for face neck arms and hands. The text touts stage beauties using it for a clear youthful complexion and as a freckle sunburn and tan bleach. The lotion must be prepared by the user.
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Lymn
Westminster
B. Ig. Gould Westfield Social Mine
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Illeerce Pushane
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Hurlbert Cheever
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A. J. DeVaughan
Bradford Church
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
F. R. Asquith
Marie Watters
Bernice Cali
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Matte Werner
Charles D. Darling
Jessie Sweener
Zatha Pilgon
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Cecilia Gromple
Mario Patera
Robert White
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Marie Buckley
Trene Teadan
Lillian Seliger
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Hudson
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Jo Gable
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Eluth- Tooms of Business and Profession
Women's Club
Brrnee Park
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J. E. Selzer
Henry Schneider
St. Paul's Ladies Aid Society
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Monihiv Spectalle
First M,bh
Tracey Giasener
Presidint
First Presbyterian Philatheans
Westminster Presbyterian Macredonian
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A. W. Strencker
James Searles
Trinity American Faitheran Church
Allan Gray
Bloomington
J. 11. Lindtlager
John Sindlinger
Paxton
Samer
Miss. Carman Ailes
Irene Ailes
Moline, al
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St. Louis
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Misa Viola Knoche
Floyd Margadant
Stanton Felton
Nicholas Moisch
Lester T. Jones
Little Boy Lake
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Rowell-Allen-Welland
Geraldine Schmitt
West High School
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Elmhurst
Film High School
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Masonic Hall
Mildred Rector
Our Lady of Victory Academy
George W. Hubbard
California
John Hile
Jesup
Ars. Warry Moon
Owensmouth
Los Angeles
Graig
Hall H. Mosier
Wapello
Anna A. Moster
St. Anthony
Ida
William Ranch
Currie-Simpson Company
Branken Street
H. €. Moeller
H. E., Hells and
C. CO. Swain
Charles Scribners' Sons
Town State
Branette Blecults
Olga Thomsen
Poudre First
Nes Thompson
Wilbur
Susan Shedd
Secretary of the Navy
Curtis D. Wilbur
Tabriz
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Complete Optical Servicer
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