Forty two Girls Earn Good Campers Insignia at Riverview Park
At Cedar Falls Ys W C A camp in Riverview Park, 42 of 102 grade school girls qualified as Good Campers for demonstrating camp spirit. Leaders judged character as they followed camp routines, completed activities, and learned health and outdoor skills amid unit ceremonies and group projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ys W. C
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Neil
Wera
Sean Ogle
Hela
Gross
Clough
Georgiena Noriey
Pike
Thorn
Townsend
Officers Chosen for W H M L S of First M E Church
Officers were elected for the Woman's Home Missionary Society of First M E Church. Mrs Joue A Leckington was named president with Mrs la Marquis as vice president and others serving as treasurer recording secretary and corresponding secretary. The Esther Girls presented a play and choirs performed. A garden party plans were made for June 30 at Mrs C J Miller's home. In the morning the Foreign Missionary Society met and Edith Young played piano with a noon meal served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joue A. Leckington
Woman's Hate Missionary Society of
Piret Mo
Yestemnday
la Marquis
George Brinkman
A. J. Woodrigg
J. G. Smith
Quain Esther
C. C. Rickoff
Z. W. St. John
Jack Bagsatear
Ald Society
C. J. Miller
Mig«alonary Society
Mra
Carl Hitchcock
Edith Young
War Veterans and Auxiliary Gather for Program and Contests
Spanish American War Veterans and Auxiliary held an afternoon event at Mrs. Otto Obele’s home with a song and dance revue led by Miss Evelyn Kubie. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Charles Canfield, Mrs. Martin Courter, and Mrs. Henry Schotter. an orchestra provided music and a birthday toast for Patricia Leese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mixa Miss
L. Yates
Stanley Roding
Eneatha
Pidelia
Helan
Otto ‘Obele
Charles ‘Canfield
Martin Courter
Henry Schotter
Charles Burbank
Patricia Leese
Evelyn Kubiie
Charleston
James Welsh
Virginia Bisbee
Floramaye Acuf
Nita Welstead
Gladys
Hogan
Maddigan Pupils Recital Offers Varied Musical Numbers
Maddigan School of Music hosted a pupils recital in the YoW C A building. The program featured piano solos, vocal selections, readings, and a closing Beethoven Pathetique number by Blanche Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddigan
Maddigan School of Music
Yow
C. A
Jinny
Rinuadon
Maedowell
Linom Welter
Yolke
Virgini
Blanc
Kelection
NGH
Zola Waadhy
Danca
Ale
Jonnbaker
Larsothe Catrall
Isabelle Carrollamit
Dologurtelin
Vleva Malva
Voles
Saarisa
Agatha
Cimmyotch
Sanita
Pathetique
Berthoven
Blanche Douglas
Piano Recital at United Presbyterian Church by Strom and Holmes
Annie Strom and Dorothy Holmes, graduates of Ross Conservatory, present a piano selections and readings recital at United Presbyterian Church. The program features classical pieces from Beethoven Chopin Grieg and Liszt among others. The event begins at 7 p.m. and includes a piano solo by Strom and readings by Holmes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Strom
Dorothy Holmes
United Presbyterian Church
Ross Conservatory
Baethoven
Athens
Booshoven-Rubinstein
Miss. Strom
A. Renominationn
Guime
Anon
Seton
Hime
Misa Holmes
Chopin
Danny
Rather
Britzenhgeffer
Grieg
Sentbert-Lisz
Weekly manicure tips for lasting nails and youthful hands
A fragment from a beauty column outlines a six step weekly manicure routine to shape, soak, file, clip, polish and buff nails. It advises stain removal, cuticle care, and a final polish plus optional whitening and varnish for improved appearance. It also mentions lip color myths and skin cleansing routines for pore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thero
St Marys Alumni Elect Officers At Annual Banquet
St Marys alumni elected officers at a banquet with 70 members present. Sylvester Lasche named president, Glenn McDonough vice president, Henry Hoffer secretary, Leana Lasche treasurer. New executive includes Raymond Relshen Mary Albrecht Josephing Gindt Anne Kurth Agnes Lasche. Georgia Deal toasted the gathering. toast responses from 1910 class and Thomas Frost for the 1926 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Lasche
Alumni Association of St. Mary's Achoel
Glenn McDonough
Noamad
Henry Hoffer
Leana Bach
Raymond Relshen
Mary Albrecht
Josephing Gindt
Anne Kurth
Agnes Lasche
Georgia Deal
Thomas Frost
Theodosius Plassmeyer
Church notes on sisterhoods and social programs
Seventeen members and eight visitors met at the home of Mrs. George Buctan for a church sisterhood event with Miss De Ette Dancan Bang and Robert Ritz performing. At Grace M. Church Kensington, twenty five women attended a luncheon and program with violin numbers and songs. Union Congregational Church Women will meet in church parlors with Mrs. Clen Richards presiding. Homemakers of First Baptist plan a country gathering hosted by Mrs Moline with a picnic dinner at Schuneman’s. Central Christian Aid Division 6 held a meeting at Mrs Leo Hillings with 14 members and bake sale planning. Walnut Street Baptist women gathered for a social at Mrs Rig Lewis’s home. it marked the last meeting until July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burdeila Sankey
Cedar River Park
Becker
Masonic Hall
Stusgeli
Lovelle
Wihna Truman
Graves Memorial United Brethren Sisterhood
George Buctan
de Ette Dancan Bang
Robert Ritz
Gridden
F.G. Jacobs
Grace M. &. Church
Women’s Society of
Union Congregational Church
Clen Richards
First Baptist Church
Molines
Dannon
Schuneman’s
West Side
Moline
Central Christian Aid Society
Leo Hillings
Arthur Bickal
E.W. Wardie
Croup
Rosa Carpenter
John A. Billings
Teo, Billings
Tve
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Rig Lewis
Clayton Clark
Society
Club Notes Report of Mrs White and local social event
Club notes describe a gathering at Mrs. Julia C White in Black'sills room with Mrs. White soon leaving for Newark Nebraska to visit her family. A high score of 300 won by Mrs. Clara Robinson. The Lucky 15 Club will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. WL Silver. A separate item notes the death of George BW Wilson a farmer and manufacturer from Allen ton JA who died last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia C White
Oork Iinehenn
Black
White
Newark
Nob
Mis
Clara Robe ‘Inson
Lucky 15 Club
RL Silver
Towan
West
San Francesc
Cal
George BW
Wilson
Yar
AlEnton
City in Brief on Local Visits and Legal Notices
Local residents and visitors are listed with travel, visits, and notes on marriages and separations. Kaleidoscopic items include Kiwanis Montreal trip reflections, Waterloo to California visits, a Des Moines license, and a Milwaukee visitor accompanied by family. Court filings show a divorce suit and a rent dispute as area civic life proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Beatlyin
Chivago
W Wittstoeck
High Street
Jay F. Shore
Kiwanis Oluba
Montreal
L. LU. Hommel
South' Atreet
Waterloo
California
C- Quest
Audubon Society Reelects W. W. White as President
At a picnic meeting at Morris Isle Yo W. C A Boys camp the Audubon Society reelected W. W. White as president. New officers include H. L. Dilger vice president Mrs C L Lifing second vice president Miss Mabel Moff third vice president and J H Gadlfring secretary treasurer. A talk on birds by Miss Winifred Gilbert followed the dinner with the Y M C A boys. No further meetings planned until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audubon Society
Yo W. C.A
Morris Isle
W. W. Whits
H. L. Dilger
C. L. Lifiing
Mabel Moff
J. H. Gadlfring
Iie
M.C. A
William Osborn Forgery Trial Convicted by Jury
In Iowa City on June 17 jurors needed 24 hours and 19 minutes to convict William Osborn, accused of forgery after buying a watch for 22 and presenting a forged check. Defense and prosecution each presented five witnesses. Osborn was arrested last January following the forged payment incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jowa City
Albottook
William ‘Osborn
Fiptan
Osborn
Uni
Senate probes slush fund in Pennsylvania primary
Washington reports a Senate inquiry will examine alleged large expenditures by county committees in Pennsylvania’s $2.7 million senatorial primary. The probe targets funds linked to supporters of William Ware, George Wharton Pepper, and Gifford Pinchot, with counties around Harrisburg and Wilkes-Barre of particular interest. The investigation may raise the total campaign cost well above $2 million and political parties weigh implications for next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
Pennsylvania
Senate
Slough Fund
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
William
Ware
George Wharton Papper
Gifford . Pinchot
Suanmoent Chaitinen
Vare
Counny
Dauphin
Lebanon
Lancaster
Lugerne
Harrisburg
Wilkesbarra
Tocal
Pinchot
Couhty
I - National Democratic
Uss
Republican Party
John W.W. Davis
Coolidge
Galvin Coolidge
Republican National Committee
Mare
Democratic National Committee
Extension of time to pay fine granted farmer Karl Ekwall
Farmer Karl Ekwall of between Janesville and Cedar Falls was granted an extension to pay a £300 fine and costs imposed after a guilty plea to a liquor offense last April. Deputy Sheriff Roys Armstrong arrested him on a mittimus, but he was released to pay after receiving his milk check on June 22. He says he did not violate liquor law since a January arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wacl
Ite
Helen Wills Skips Wimbledon Singles This Year
French star Rene Lacoste also withdraws from Wimbledon on medical advice. Helen Wills, announced by her mother, will not participate in Wimbledon this year, citing that singles are out of the question and she will not play mixed doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wills
Varis
Rene
Lacoste
Helen Willy
Helen
Boys Hurl Rock Through West High Window
A rock thrown by youths shattered a West High window during an after school incident. Detectives Edalph Davis and driver Charles Pickens conducted the investigation but failed to locate the assailants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Edalph Davis
Charles Pickens
Staebell Nominated for Justice of the Peace in Barclay
County Board canvass shows Staebell filed for county board but was nominated for justice of the peace in Barclay. Five write in votes, exactly required by law, qualified him for the Democratic ticket. Staebell was defeated for county supervisor nomination by Matt Ahles. Whether he can qualify if elected as justice remains undetermined today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michlne
Staebell
Keathe Hunter
Lecion
Barclay
Tewet
Matt Ahles
Gilbertville
Campfire on vacant lot halted by police intervention
A group of youths planned a mulligan campfire on a vacant lot at Tenth and Blut streets. Police stopped the digging of a trench as owner objected to the lot being dug up. The boys had begun using an old shovel and tools to dig the pit.
Lemons Create Harmless Skin Whitening Lotion
An old advertisement promotes a lemon juice based skin lightening lotion. It instructs mixing juice from two lemons with Orchard White supply to create a quarter pint solution for facial neck and hand use. The copy claims safe whitening, freckle and sunburn treatment, noting the product is not ready to use until prepared.
Unclear Text Summary of Event
Readable lines describe preparations for a blaze with Chief Charles Mohus advising choosing a suitable campsite. Mentions hays and firewood and a failed or damaged engagement. Details are fragmentary and uncertain about location and outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mohus
One Dollars Pyramid Fund for Wallace Memorial
Seventeen subscriptions of one dollar each compose the fund for the Wallace Memorial. Total contributions amount to 235 dollars, raised to honor Sloane M. Wallace, former West Waterloo school superintendent. The West Waterloo High School Alumni Association sponsors the fund. send contributions to Fred Wray at Pioneer National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloane M. Wallace
Georges H. Kinsman
Claude Burright
H. M. Reed
Edgar Switzer
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Ben’ F. Swisher
Sidyed Kays
Charles Oj. Shaffner
Charles J. Shaffner
Mdnth
Bifert
Harold E. Johnson
Paul EB. Johnson
Margaret L. Stull
Fiossit Js. Manuel
Devan Peverill
S. J. Vairbanks
Myrtie B. Watereysan
West Waterloo, High School Alumni Association
West Schools
Fred Wray
Pioneer National Bank
How to preserve color in strawberry jam with Certo
Simple method for making strawberry jam that keeps fresh berry flavor and color. Use 2 lbs berries, 1 cup sugar, and Certo, boil briefly, then pour into hot jars and seal. Includes advert details for Certo by Douglas-Pectin Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas-Pectin
Granite Building
Rochester
N.Y
Navy Open Enlistment Expanded to All Areas
Navy announces universal enlistment June 24 with 27000 vacancies forecast for the new fiscal year. Discharges and the 10 year act drive numbers as local recruiting offices operate from the Lafayette building on the second floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. 2. Burns
United States Navy
Navy
Lafayetta
Waterlog Evening Courier PATTERNS Order Notes
Descriptive notice offers patterns for desi patterns with a postal order instruction. Enclosed 16 cents per pattern and requests orders be filled promptly though delivery may take several days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desi
Pashion
Deparent
Thaloo
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M.D. A
K. of
PL Hall
Kikare Club
Eik Rus
St. John's
Young People's Club
Byrnes Park
Rive Triangle
Jeague
Hyrnes Ark
Cedar Heights
W.h.ml.s
First M. BE. Church
Sunnyside
Yeomen
Beverly Jean Vincent
Beverly Jean
Thomas Vincent
Woman’s Auxiliary
Cedar Eights Park
Charles Glockner
Memorial Hall
Keokuk
Reat
Temple Relekah
T. G
St. Mary’s
Wast- Minster Presbyterian Church
Pear
Herthin
Fartleip
Masonic Temple
Lillian Soler
Picule
Isabella
P.H. O'Neill
Frank Wilhelm
Migs Nora .Pesk.ree
Drance
Phi Sigma Chi
Electric Park
Church News
H St. Bridge
Y. Mo
Ralph Hubbards
Minot
N. D
Flint
Mich
Angeline Nelson
Northwaster
Bell Telephone Company
Emrloyee
Des Moines
Chicago
Points
Indiana
Robert Sibert
South Street
Iowa City
Cuniversity
Springfield
Carl Sterling
Jack
N. J
Visling Myr
L. Sterling
Irs F
Sterling
Paul Davis Dry ‘Goods Company
Allan Johnsson
Town National Guard
Mary Breckenridge
David J. Foenjes
Kingsley Avenue
Snoqualmie, Wash
H. Blough
Blough
Helene
Champaign
Mr. Blough
David GB. Henderson
Hhols Central Railway
Auritor
Adam Adamewski
Frank Sherwood
Pott
Hortice Eldridge
Greetes
Cole
Silas
Toithyen da
Farice Greeley
Colorado
Margaret Bathein
Mark Rathncim
Galena
W. W. White
Mary Trace Slush Fund
Karl Ekwall
Mulligan
Wallace
Rumford
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell
Northwestern
Bell System
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