Town Law Graduate Mrs Edward Franklin White Named VP
Mrs Edward Franklin White elected 61st vice president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs at Los Angeles biennial election. Former Iowa University Law School graduate, she once lived in Waterloo and starred in tennis. she spoke on law enforcement at May Iowa federation meeting. Controversy over Rupert Hughes press luncheon mocked by delegates and cited as a key moment. The federation reportedly has not taken a stand on censorship.
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Edward Franklin White
General Federation of Women
Sesson
Los Angeles
Laws
Indiana
JL. Gorton
Waterloo
Hurs. White
University of Iowa
Law School
Emma Eaton
Iowa Feperation
White
HK. A. Boggs
C. M. Young
Waterloo Club
Rupert Hughes
Federation
Gene Stratton-Porter
Young
Atring
Illinois Women Elect Marian Scoggin as Secretary
Miss Marian Scoggin of Waterloo and Chicago has been elected corresponding secretary of the Illinois Women's Press Club, head of its research committee, and a board member. A survey she conducted yielded a profession directory in Chicago, aiding club recruitment and inspiring similar efforts in other states. Scoggin previously worked with Methodist Book Publishing and Capper's Publications in market analysis.
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Marian Scoggin
Waterloo
Evenitg Courier
Chicago
Ilinois Women's Press Club
Y Girl Campers Welcome Families Sunday Evening
Riverview park hosts Y Girl Campers welcoming parents and friends Sunday evening from 6 to 8 30 with bible tableaux and pantomimes directed by Miss Marie Watters. Programs include The Finding of Moses and The Wise and Foolish Virgins. Sunday worship at the park chapel features Rev. E. B. Frye and Miss Mary Humphreys.
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Riverview Park
Marie Watters
Moses
Esther
Rebekah
Ruth
Nagmi
Miriam
BE. B. Frye
Teachers College
Mary Humphreys
East High Alumni Farce Completes 1924 Commencement Banquet
East High alumni entertained the 1924 graduating class with a farce filled program at Black's tearoom. Prof Josiah Highpockets delivered the introduction as C W Stilson while Hattie Lizzie Egan accompanied piano and Dorothea Floradora Wilbur, Doris Jensen and Bessie Cooley sang. Barbara Frietchie was read, a class prophecy given, and diplomas presented by Prof Highpackets as the alumni elected officers including Ronald Reed president and Marjorie Chamberlain as vice president.
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East High School
Black
C. W. Stilson
Josiah Highpockets
Hattie Lizzie Egan
Dorothea Floradora Wilbur
Doris Ellowene
Jensen
Bessie Mehitabel Cooley
Arthur Euphrates Weld
Father Time
Fly
Buttercup
Jennie Edwards Fedderson
Eugene Bell
Jessica Louisa Sweeney
Barbara Frietchie
Willie Mann
Highpackets
A. E. Weld
George Mack
Peratstopher
Craig Arbuckle
Marion Cooley de Paar
Herman Wagner
Arbuckle
Ronald Reed
Marjorie Chamberlain
Merle Miller
Ernest Koepke
Kelley-Condon Service Read at St Josephs Church
Miss Elsie Condon and Thomas S Kelley were married at St Josephs Catholic church in a nuptial mass officiated by Very Rev Edward Slattery. The couple will reside at 216 Mullan avenue east. Mrs Kelley has been a toll instructor at Northwestern Bell and the groom works for Bruner and Salt Plumbing concern. A double wedding announcement followed at a luncheon with brides Martha Jonson and Greta Philip set to wed Raymond Bonacre and Ralph Johnson on June 28.
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Elsie Condon
Mary Condon
Thomass. Kelley
John . Kelley
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Edward Slattery
Clare Williams
Florence Horan
Joseph Keller
Miss Horan
Kelley
Mullan Avenue
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bruner & Salt Plumbing Concer
N . Tn Doulle
Studson
Black’s Tearoom
Martha Jonson
Raymond Bonacre
Titonka, Jr
Grea Philip
Ralph Johnson
Hudson
Creatrs
Mrs Rehmeier Forms Melrose DAR Committees For Next Season
Mrs F P Rahmeier selects Melrose chapter Daughters of the American Revolution committees to carry on varied interests between meetings. Listing includes program Moses Morgan Sedgwick Inngfeldy Lit Ring secretary M G Reuling Gerry Burk Davies Nottia Lichty and others. Publicity chair Floyd Chamberlain. Luncheon chair RO Hutchison.
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Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Feneral
F. P. Rahimeier
Cach Isriven
Moses
M. J. Morgan
J. &. Sedgwick
C. J. Inngfeldy
F. C. Litring
Seciel
F. H. Reuling
L J. Gerry
W. H. Burk
C. RH. Davie
Nottia Lichty
Mines
A. G. Sawyer
Bergstresser
H.W. Sigenaeth
Weishaar
Nora Gurray
Mmes
EB. T. Alford
L. Kingsley
H. RB. Maynard
S.C. Hartman
J. W. Kuhrkes
Iesigalat
Hugh Mc‘Cartney
C. W. Knoop
F.C. Kiffring
Mimos
R. C. Piderson
Winnie Stevens
W. NM. Birdsall
Adelaide Hungerford
Lois Cass
J. M. Hileman
J. J. White
Clara Sawyer
B P W Club Closes Season With Elk Run Picnic
The Business and Professional Women's club will end its regular season with a picnic supper at Elk Run Inn Tuesday evening. Members meet at the clubrooms 5:30 to 6:00 for car transportation to the resort. The evening offers tea, golf, horseshoes, stunts, and outdoor amusements with Miss Lillian Hileman and the June committee in charge.
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Elk Run Inn
Business
Professional Women's Club
Lillian Hile- Man
June Committee
Waterlooo plans hospitality for U S W V auxiliary meeting
Plans for State Assembly U S W V Auxiliary entertainment in Waterloo include hospitality for delegates and visitors during the convention from June 25 to 27. Mrs Della McAllister, president of the Helen Gould auxiliary, notes committees will report progress at the Memorial Hall meeting on June 18. Initiation of the final class to join the auxiliary is set before the state meeting, expected to add five or six members.
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Waterloo
Convention of Town Woman's Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
Della McAllister
Helen Gould Auxiliary
Memorial ‘Hal
D A R Chapters Celebrate Flag Day at Picnic and More
D A R chapters held a Maz day picnic under trees at Byrnes park for 50 members and guests with izicolor decorations and flags. Waterloo chapter hosts Play Day at Mrs. Thomas Eaton’s Cedar Heights home. Lorene Standish attends Lucile Jameson and Harry Wells wedding in St Paul after Ames and Iowa City trips. A Woman’s Christian Temperance Union flag day program is planned at Willard hall with talks solos and singing. Daughters meet at Black’s tearoom for lunch. Anna Mexdorf announces engagement to Carl V. Baker.
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Mary Melrose
Byrnes Park
Mmes
Carl Davis
E. R. Bergstresser
Lilian Kunrke
H. B. Maynard
Waterloo
Thomas Eaton
Cedar Heights
Lorene Standish
Ames
Iowa City
St. Paul
Iag
Woman's Christiaan Temperance Union
Timblebee
Willard Hall
FF. Yapp
A. M. Place
Bridge
Wlm. Jackson
Quinn
Evanston
Til
Place
Frank Mexdorf
Anna
Carl V. Baker
Catheryn Baker
Musicale tea by Highland Circle of Christ Church
Christ Episcopal Ladies' Guild hosted a musicale tea that drew a large turnout of parish members and friends. Hostesses included Mmes. Frank Collard Jr Mortimer Cleveland Robert Law Burr Lichty and Herter B Hall among others.
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Highland Circle
Episcopal Ladies’ Guild
Mmes
Frank Collard, Jr
Mortimer Cleveland
Robert Law
Burr Lichty
Herter B. Hall
Frank Collard
Wedding of Miss Gladys Lang and Rev Clarence Faust in State Circles
Wedding of Miss Gladys Nellie Lang daughter of Rev and Mrs Wallace C Lang to Rev Clarence I Faust pastor of First Evangelical church Dubuque will be held at Zion Evangelical church read by the bride’s father with Rev J Faust assisting. One hundred fifty invitations issued and expected out of town guests. After services the reception will be in the parlors. Both are active in the denomination and known in church circles. They will reside in Dubuque.
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Gladys Lang
Clarence Faust
Cedar Falls
Gladys Nellie Lang
Walla
C. Lang
Clarence If
Faust
First Evangelical Church
Dubuque
Zion Evangelical Church
J. Fauat
Willi
Women's Association
Lang
Tey
Waust
Eddella J. Foote
Filith EB. Sunshrauser
Arthur H. Foote
Florence Heskett
Bila M. Hollingsworth
Madison
Wis
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Moehrmann
County — Board
iAsk
Voteslow County Recorder
Soprano Selections Highlight Local Recital Night
Arch McFarline D S Ramage N H Heinan and Robert Parrott lead a recital with Mrs Albert Greeley singing soprano numbers including Tha Shepherdess Come Child Beside Me and Dawn The program features Henry Sblings performing Where er You Ways Crying Water and The Years at the Spring concluding with a Love Divine duet from the performers and ensemble
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Arch McFarline
D. S. Ramage
N.H. Heinan
Robert Parrott
Albert Greeley
Edward Horsman
J. Bieichmann
Pearl Curran
Henry Sblings
Hiandel
Campbell- Limpton
Club Notes and Cancelled Meetings Report
Mrs. Truman de Roame to entertain Dickens club at a stock picnic dinner Monday evening followed by business and program. Star-tobekah club postponed indefinitely. Next regular meeting a picnic Tuesday June 24 at Cedar River park. Les Bonnes Amies club to meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. J Allen.
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Truman de Roame
Dickens Club
C. O. Shupe
Cedar River Park
Les Bonnes Amies Club
J. Allen
City in Brief and Local Notices
A collage of city briefs, ads, and notices from Waterloo area papers. Town people announce vacations and visits to Des Moines, Decatur, Chicago, and Wisconsin lakes. officials report library issues, tax appeals, and court actions. a traffic collision blocks Fourth Street. obituaries, church events, and civic meetings fill the page. Notable names include Hussey, Lentzkow, Bachtell, Woward, Hulett, and several local households.
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G. E. Hussey
Baltimore Street
Clear Lake
Arthur Lentzkow
Adams Street
Lakes
Wisconsin
Lloyd Bachtell
Iowa City
Eldon Miller
Commercial Street
A. J. Woward
Fourth Street
Des Moines
Ice Cream Eating Record Set by Courier Staff
A Courier circulation department contest crowned two carriers as ice cream champions. Charles Hollis and Adrian Hoffman finished two quarts in 6 minutes 34 seconds and 7 minutes, respectively, challenging a 15 minute target in a playful family of carriers event.
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Courier
The
Neil McDermott
Joe Katzoff
Charles Hollis
Adrian Hoffman
Hollis
Hoffman
Ceven
Niedorf's Body Identified in Cedar River Mystery
Frank Niedorf 63 is identified as the drowned man found along the Cedar River after his brother Henry viewed clothing. Police and relatives believe suicide from hopeless illness explains the death. Mayo Clinic visit noted and family seeks answers in Waterloo and Delhi area.
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Cedar River
Frank G. Niedorf
Henry Niedorff
Ad Spall
Rochester
Niedorf
Rachester
Minn
Jung Ol
Bin
Rochster
Mayo Clinic
Ints
Waterloo
Ilgary Niedorf
R. W. Sheldon
John Ef. Clifton
Frank Niedorf
Tom Morris
Delhi
Manchester
Fred
Charles City
Samuel Rosenbloom Named Senior Deacon in Local De Molay
At a Ma raanic temple meeting of De Molay councilors Samuel Rosenbloom was chosen as senior deacon. Other appointive officers named include Relph Fox as junior deacon Hurst Hunter as senior foreword Gordon Saucer as junior steward Oarvel Greene as chaplain Claude Burright as marshal Homer Chipman as sentinel. Preceptors named are George Bickley Curtis Snyder Henry Haffa Stanley Gerald Raymond Schotter Robert Mayer Berry Fentiman Harold Wallen the master councilor Kenneth Brang senior councilor Le Roy Simaler junior councilor. The initiation and final councilor confirmations are planned for June 27.
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de Molay
Maraanic Temple
Samuel Rosenbloom
Relph Fox
Hurst Hunter
Gordon Saucer
Oarvel Greene
Claude Burright
Sentinel
Homer Chipman
George Bickley
Curtis Snyder
Tlenry Haffa
Stanley Gerald
Aflh
Raymond Schotter
Robert Mayer
Bery] Fentiman
Harold Wallen
Kenneth ¥. Brang
Seoior
le Roy Simaler
Radio Programs for Jun JA on Various Stations
A grouped listing of radio program slots across several stations including WLW Cincinnati WRAA Dallas News WOT Fort Worth Star Telegram and more. Entries mention orchestras services hymns concerts and talks with times ranging from early morning to late evening and note church services and sacred concerts across multiple cities.
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Jun JA
Radio Direst
Associated
Ress
WSR
Atlanta Journal
Enere
the. Memorial Church
WLW
Cincinnati
WRAA
Dallas News
Pavanport
Orchestra
Detroit News
Agaran
Miyin
Orches- Aspap
Fort Worth Star Telegou
WAY
Houston
Orchestra Wos
Jefferson Chey
Union
WOOQ
Kanssa City
Cain
I Whr
Kansas City
Jere Eile Journal
Medford
Tmusical
WLAG
Minarpolies St. Paul
Tirs
Church
Trac Montread
Cuve
Montreal
Studia
Wear
New York
Brinner Organ
WOAW
Omaha
Philadetpsbe
Servines
Eight births listed in Waterloo and nearby towns
A 19th century notice lists newborns including Eva Dariene, Aldnora Arlene, Norma, Lamar, Leo, Gloria, and others born May to June at homes in Waterloo and Mt Vernon township. Parents named include Kibbe, Sylvester Winniger, Smith, Oren, Pettit, Swinchart, among others, with ages for some parents noted.
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Ploesit
Fawards
Caral June
Clarence Herman
Virnen
Xen
Walter “Lorenz
Donn T. Roseland
Milberry
Sen
Raw J. Rheisen
Raute Eliza
Waterloo
Ann
Remjamin Clifford
Tark West
Daughte
Eva Dariene
Aldnora Arlene
Frank Tayier
Dorothy
Sitif
K. A. Kibbe
South
Joseph Sylvester Winninger
Lafaretts
Lawrence Malhourne
Charles Edgar Smith
Lamar Ehwyn
Henry Elmer Oren
Mt. Vernon Township
Leo Keller
Farr Edward Pettit
Clay
Norma June
D. Morris Swinchart
Baltimore
Gloria
Four Card Suit Bids in Expert Bridge Play
The article argues for four card suit bids as opening options, detailing advantages like a directive lead and safe doubles. It cites Milton C. Work and Commander Winfield Liggett Jr. as authorities, discusses risks of relying on four cards, and stresses the need for solid side strength and the dangers of delaying bids when only four cards are held.
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Agg I
Jemand Ag
Tom Ruical
Ily Gulbertron
Paris
My Estenmwd Vonfrare
Milton C. Work
Work
Winfield Liggett, Jr
Lenz
Whitehead
Whele
Liggett
Duplicate match bridge notes on overcalling and doubles
This fragment from a duplicate bridge match discusses South bidding clubs while West often bids three Spades to set the contract. It notes North doubling to incur a double penalty and explains why over a partial pass over an eight to none is poor. It also covers the difficulty of shutting out No Trump with a missing stopper.
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South
West
Cubs
North
Bridge bidding misstep limits contract in South hand
The player faced a heart opening overruled by two spades. After three heart rounds the declarer pursued a heart continuation, but only three odd tricks were gained. Without the heart bid, a club opening could have yielded 12 tricks, a small slam, and a game or rubber.
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Mee
Demimy
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Wichita
P. D. Kelly
Vermont Street
Board of Directors of
Waterloo Public Library
John Fiske
Sievel Auto
Board of Review of
W. A. Wilcox
Water
Sycamore
Wilcox
Clara Eckhard Keck
J. R. Vaughan
Keele
Cast High
Grace M. E. Church
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