Club Notes From Orange Township Social Circles
Social clubs report meetings at homes of Mrs. John Cunningham and Mrs. J O Hearn with quilting, bridge, and health rule contests. Guests include Mrs. Lester Day Ruth Me Giapolis and others. New member Mrs. Julia Richards. future hosts named Mrs. Wil Weigle Mrs. Frank Acuff and Mrs. A H Crowther led activities. A Wild Rose picnic featured wild rose centerpiece and a chicken noodle dinner.
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Orange Township
John Cunningham
Lester Day
Ruth
Me Giapolis
Wil Weigle
Wild Rose Club
E. Z. Leckington
A. H. McKellar
W. J. Brayton
A. H. Crowther
McKellar
Julia Richards
Picnic and meeting notes from local church groups
The King's Heralds of Grace M E church plan a picnic on Saturday with meet at 10 am and church transport. First Lutheran Missionary society met with 44 members and 22 guests, piecing comforters, two new members joined. Annual picnic planned for July 21. Daughters of Plymouth hosted at Mrs. Leo Brooks with sewing and piano solos by Verna Brooks and Frances Pines. Division 5 of Central Christian church met at Mrs. E W Wardle’s home with 17 members and one guest. devotions led by Mrs. N N Smith and refreshments served. First Congregational church and school ready for Island Park Cedar Halls picnic with Victor A Read in charge of program and supper. Matrons' class of Graves Memorial United Brethren held a picnic dinner at Mrs. John Reynolds’ home with four guests and contests won by Mrs. L A Bickford and Mrs. H H Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Missionary Society
J. A. Shoemaker
Clara Carsten
Daughters
Plymouth
Leo Brooks
Verna Brooks
Frances Pines
Central Christian Church
E. W. Wardle
Ed Baker
N. N. Smith
Wardle
First Congregational Church
Island Park
Cedar Halls
Victor A. Read
J. D. Crozier
John Reynolds
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
H.F. Guyer
R. T. Graber
F. A. Kingsbury
Harvey Ritchie
L. A. Bickford
H. H. Young
West Orange Club Meets at R E Pullin Home
West Orange club met yesterday at the R E Pullin home in Orange township. Picnic dinner was served with forty three women and twenty three children present. Topic was First Aid. Jennie Harrison Water loo nurse spoke on the subject. Readings and songs by Doris Klingaman Gladys and Virginia Pullin Rota Jane Grady Virginia Smith Beth and Lucile Porter Dorothy Trent Vera Fleming Esther and Charlotte Grady Laura Dubois Phyllis Schiefelbein Iva Johnson. Guests included Mrs A E Smith Lewis Miller Cliff Loonan J F Simpson Vera Schiefelbein June Miller Kathryn Graham Eva Kessler and Jenny Harrison. July meeting to be at A R Cornelius home with birds as topic. Committee Fern Bowman Charles Grady Edna Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange Club
R. E. Pullin
Orange Township
Jennie Harrison
Waterloo
Healthland
A. E. Smith
Jane
Doris Klingaman
Gladys
Virginia Pullin
Rota Jane Grady
Virginia Smith
Beth
Lucile Porter
Dorothy Trent
Vera Fleming
Esther
Charlotte Grady
Laura DuBois
Phyllis Schiefelbein
Iva Johnson
Mmes. A. E. Smith
Lewis Miller
Cliff Loonan
J. F. Simpson
Vera Schiefelbein
June Miller
Kathryn Graham
Eva Kessler
Pennsylvania
A. R. Cornelius
Mmes
Fern Bowman
Charles Grady
Edna Porter
McQuilkin Family Reunion at Congress Grounds
Twentieth annual McQuilkin reunion was held at Cattle Congress grounds yesterday with 83 present. Readings were given by Wanda and Joyce Manee Gretchen McQuilkin Pearl Woodley Rev J Paul Vincent and James Stewart. Officers elected for the coming year: Rev Paul Vincent president Robert Stewart vice president Mrs F E Stewart secretary Mrs Charles Fuller Cedar Falls treasurer Mrs Mildred Giffen Fort Dodge historian. Party hosted for Mrs James Harper with guests including Mary Wagner Alice Miller Olive Gallup Nellie Dunnwald Lucy Miller Viola Sasse Nick Phillips E G Cottrell Guy Robbins Ernest Klaus. Luncheon served and gifts given. guests played 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuilkin
Cattle Congress
Wanda
Joyce Manee
Bingham Lake
Minn
Gretchen McQuilkin
la Porte City
Pearl Woodley
Clarion
J. Paul Vincent
James Stewart
Waterloo
J. K. Vincent
Williams
Paul Vincent
Robert Stewart
F. E. Stewart
Charles Fuller
Cedar Falls
Mildred Giffen
Fort Dodge
Howard Peters
James Harper
Mary Wagner
Alice Miller
Olive Gallup
Nellie Dunnwald
Lucy Miller
Viola Sasse
Nick Phillips
E. G. Cottrell
Guy Robbins
Ernest Klaus
Hints in Beauty Care Massage Therapy Tips
Restful massage refreshes tired muscles and nerves, boosts blood flow, and lifts sagging facial muscles. Begin with cold cream, use palms and fingers in gentle circular motions from chin to ears, then massage the neck to ease exhaustion. Rubs and rubber nodules ease headaches, while light powder shields skin from sun and mild cucumber bleaches safely lighten freckles.
Waterloo Women Guests at O. E. S. Anniversary Day
Forty year anniversary of Equity chapter No. 6 Order of Eastern Star in Janesville Iowa celebrated with a 3 to 5 pm reception at Masonic Hall a 6 30 pm three course dinner at the church for 125 members and guests. Notables included Frances Dahl and others from Iowa Florida Michigan Rhode Island. A large birthday cake with 40 candles was cut by four charter members and several hundred visitors attended the day events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Janesville
Imn
Equity Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
All Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Youngs
Frances Dahl
The
Order of Eastern Star of Iowa
Jessie Wheeler
Mae Devon
Frances Jackson
Mary Ethel Dixon
Mary Ethel Dixon, Grand Adah; Mrs. Nelda Trunkey
Jeanette Chickering
Ruth Baird
Florida
Michigan
Rhode Island
Waterloo
Becker
Cedar Falls
New Hartford
Waverly
Ella Maynard
Jenna Simonton
Lucretia Bradford
Susan Gould
Moodie
Agnes Pierce
Equity
C. D. Wild
Dahl
Wheeler
Make Democracy Successful Urges W C T U Speaker
Mrs Jeannette Mann of Philadelphia urged making democracy successful to bolster prohibition in a Willard Hall talk before the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. She called the fight a battle royal for souls, time and eternity, and urged civic participation as Rev Marion Flint led devotions and Miss Dorothy Holmes offered readings. The group planned a letter to Mary J Philpot, county president, while other attendees contributed music and tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeannette Mann
Philadelphia
Willard Hall
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Marion Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Dorothy Holmes
A. A. Bonntrager
City Federation of Women’s Organizations
W. A. Thompson
Homemakers Are Weavers Guests at Church Picnic
First Baptist church hosted a one o clock picnic at Mrs. R. G. Holmes home with forty attendees. Dorothy Holmes, Gretchen Gaston, Ethel May Miller, Alice Eason Wise, Ruth Hey and Ella Williams performed readings, duets, songs and violin solos. Mrs. Chamberlain and George Pett spoke. Williams outlined Chicago convention impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. G. Holmes
D. H. Wick
Holmes
D. S. Bussler
Dorothy Holmes
Gretchen Gaston
Ethel May Miller
Alice Eason Wise
Karl Krause
Ruth Hey
Dorothy Hillsworth
Ella Williams
Northern Baptist Convention
Chicago
C., H. Chamberlain
George Pett
Miss Williams
Homemakers
Chamberlain
Weavers
Hostess Lucile Allbee Honors Eva Moore at Shower
Miss Eva C Moore, soon to wed Sherman J McNally, was feted last night at the Allbee home in a garden themed shower. Pink and green decor set a festive mood for bridge where Miss Marilourse Caughlan won high score. In a separate item, Marion Louise Kilby wed Clinton C Place at her parents’ home with Rev N J Lentz presiding. couple to reside in Janesville Ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Allbee
Eva ©. Moore
Sherman J. McNally
Allbee
Bridge
Marilourse Caughlan
Marion Louise Kilby
A. W. Kilby
Artman Avenue
Clinton C. Place
C. A. Place
Janesville
N. J. Lentz
Genevieve Gruver Weds L J Fleckenstein in West Union
Miss Genevieve Gruver daughter of Fred Gruver and L J Fleckenstein son of Mr and Mrs Fleckenstein of Independence wed at Holy Name church West Union. Rev Father Toomey officiated with Eleanor Reeder and Francis Grover as attendants. Violinist Archibald Sowden played Andantino. The couple plan to live in Cedar Rapids after a wedding trip to Fort Wing Wisconsin and Canada, returning by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
Genevieve Gruver
Fred Gruver
L. J. Fleckenstein
Fleckenstein
Independence
Holy Name Church
Father Toomey
Eleanor Reeder
Francis Grover
Archibald Sowden
Lemare
Legion Auxiliary Initiates Ten and Elects Delegates
Ten members were initiated into the American Legion Auxiliary last evening at Memorial hall. A report on the recent Poppy Day sale totaled 972.28, all to be used for welfare work. A substantial gift was voted to the YWCA building fund. Delegates to the state convention at Fort Madison July 26 27 and 28 were elected: Mrs. Frank Johnson and Mrs. L F Treganza with alternates Mrs. Chris Hornstein and Mrs. F Sage. Delegates to the county convention at La Porte City late in June will be Mrs. J B Becker and Mrs. Frank Johnson with alternates Mrs. T J Fitzgerald and Mrs. W E Silver. Delegates to a state convention were instructed to invite the 1928 state convention to Waterloo. The auxiliary will serve a lunch to river island workers tomorrow. Engagement invitations issued to Miss Martha McCready and Ross Galloway for June 22 at Washington Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Allen Johnson
Y. W. C. A. Building Fund
B. Duthbert
Cedar Falls
Fort Madison
Frank Johnson
L. F. Treganza
Chris Hornstein
F. ©. Sage
la Porte City
J. B. Becker
T. J. Fitzgerald
W. E. Silver
Waterloo
River Island
Patterns from Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department
To obtain up-to-date patterns for accompanying design send to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. The patterns allow for seams and all orders are filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in 10 days after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
W.aterloo
Frances Ranard to Be Married to Victor G. Martin
Frances Ranard will wed Victor G. Martin in this city. A miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. Wilmer Griffith honored the bride elect with games and gifts. A White Shrine banquet and Cedar Rapids ceremony were noted, with high officers present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Ranard
Victor G. Martin
Wilmer Griffith
Victor G.erg
Cedar Falls
Lula McKinnon
Cedar Rapids
City in Brief: Local Updates and Moves
Take Care of your eyes advertises Buchanan optical service. Mrs Henry J Meyers and Mrs Clarence Palmer leave Walnut court apartments for a trip to Akron and Chicago. Clifford C Gramm leases Blue Mill gasol line filling station in Cedar Bend. Mrs Charles Phelps and son Charles Jr visit Dexter B Phelps in Portland Oregon. Miss Florence Gury seriously ill in Allen Memorial hospital shows slight improvement. Donald Bickley, University of Chicago student, returns to spend summer with parents. An injunction blocks Sadie and Al Bass from liquor law violations. Mrs J O Gould and Mrs R H Mueller of Minneapolis visit en route to Los Angeles. Thomas Trainor seeks admittance to county home at 72 and is said to have delusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Meyers
Clarence Palmer
Walnut Court Apartments
Akron
Chicago
J. O. Gould
R. H. Mueller
Minneapolis
Godhead claims and will disputes in Cedar Falls case
The article notes a man’s assertion of godhead belief and ongoing Bible communion. It details Peter Johnson’s will leaving all property to wife Minnie with conditions on remarriage and shares for children Carl Laura Bertha and Carrie Johnson Anderson. It also covers H A Neipert’s divorce suit from Eleanor Neipert, seeking custody of two boys and child support, plus an injunction. A northern pike weighing 12 15 pounds is listed in a fish shipment to Mrs Birney Allen from George B Rowell H O Bernbrock and Dan Bernbrock with others on Katekona bay Leech Lake Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Johnson
Cedar Falls
Minnie
Carl
Laura
Bertha Johnson
Carrie Johnson Anderson
H. A. Neipert
Eleanor Neipert
Independence
Stanley Glenn
Logan Eugene
Mrs. Neipert
Birney Allen
Third Avenue West
George B. Rowell
H. O. Bernbrock
Dan
Katekona Bay
Leech Lake
Minn
Bernbrock
YWCA Building Fund Drive Windup Delayed To Tuesday
The YWCA fundraising dinner to report on the campaign to raise 135000 to pay debts has been postponed to next Tuesday evening at 6 o clock. Miss Florence Brinton, the general secretary, said only 8136.50 remains to be pledged and noted Lions Club yesterday contributed 100. She hopes the full 135000 will be pledged at the Tuesday meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. Building Fund Drive
Florence Brinton
Ng Stac
Brinton
Lions Club
Miss Brinton
Legion band deserts classical numbers under dim light
Under a single forty watt light the American Legion band conducted by Cressy Whaylen played to a large crowd at Lincoln Park. Poor lighting prevented carrying out the advertised program of classical and popular numbers for the hour long concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Cressy Whaylen
Lincoln Park
Demand Grows for Waterloo Know Waterloo Week Displays
Exhibits of Waterloo made products were being prepared today for downtown display windows to promote the first day of Know Waterloo Week starting Monday. The event aims to educate residents about the city’s manufacturing reach with a hundred factories contributing window space and goods. Local firms such as Waterloo Monument, Waterloo Hardware, Hawkeye Steel, Potter Ice Cream, Gem Donut, and many others planned displays, with more spaces offered by U T K Shoe, Palais Royal, Rose’s Barber Supply, and additional merchants. GC A Hanson coordinates the effort for the Greater Waterloo association as letters requesting window space flood in from downtown businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Week
GC. A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
Waterloo Monument Company
Waterloo Hardware Company
Hawkeye Steel Products Company
Bartles-Shepherd Oil Company
Potter Ice Cream Company
F. A. Holmes & Co
Powers Manufacturing Company
Gem Donut Company
George B. Miller Company
Sanitary Dairy
U. T. K. Shoe Company
Sam Frank Clothing Company
Maisner
Ready To Wear
Wangler’s Drug Company
Palais Royal
New York
Burch’s Dry Goods Company
S. W. Harwich
Rose's Barber Supply Company
Fourth Street
Ives Hat
Royal Furrier
Iowa Public Service Company
Sterling Store
Frank Brothers
Hanson
Altho
Businessmen donate space for windows in factory plan
Hanson said generous space donations by business men show progress but stresses that more space must be secured if all manufacturers are to have windows installed.
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Hanson
Central Gun Club Announces Second Elimination Shoot
The Central Gun Club will hold a practice shoot tomorrow at Gates Park starting at 3 p m to select a team for a July 4 match with Bremer counts shooters at the Illinois Central picnic in Waverly. The second elimination event features 765 targets with a 40 singles and 12 doubles pairs program. H 8 Crowell, secretary, said Booth Joseph Jewelry Co donated the trophy to be awarded annually to the shoot winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates Park
Bremer Counts
Ilinois Central
Waverly
Crowell
Booth-Joseph Jewelry Company
Prisoner Denies Alcohol Cargo Knowledge in Court
The defendant asserted he knew nothing of the gallons of liquor found in the car with Rex Garvin and Leslie Engman, as police charged illegal transportation of intoxicating liquor. Seven defendants waived preliminary examination. bonds set at 1,200 dollars each. Engman’s examination scheduled for 2 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Garvin
Leslie Engman
George J. Sager
Sager
Frank Fotopoulos
Leo Mooney
Roy Roushis
Co. W. Tiberghien
Fred White
Cowans Entertain Guests at Hotel Oxford Dinner
Mgr and Mrs Joseph W Cowan hosted a dinner for friends at 6 30 last evening in Hotel Oxford Cedar Falls June 17 Special report notes the formal social gathering with local hosts and attendees from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mgr
Joseph W. Cowan
Oxford
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Morris Isle
Emma Wil- Mare
West High School Friendship Club
Marie Watters
Louise Palmer
Beth Tracy
Health Education Department
Y. Mc. A. Mf
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Helen Cook
Esther Nauman
Wilma &Shultz
Elsiemae Nielsen
Jesup
Mse Lewis
Mary Esther Nauman
Edna Mae Rittenhouse
Marguerite Blough
Florence ‘Moothart
Helen: Curtis
Flora Bailey
Lois Severn
Margaret Porter
Mildred Pilfner
Galena
Maurine Whitney
Alden
Robin Hood
Miss Palmer
Yeomen
Bowens Circle
William Humphries
O. H. Hoy
Martin Jorgenson
Harry Duke
Floyd Cushman
P. Hall
A. CO. Vetter
FP. O. P. Club
Charles Brown
Paul Bailey
Frank Acuff
J. O’hearn
T. AM. Bridge Club
Thomas Landgraf
A. H. French
Church News
King’s Heralds of Grace M. E. Church
Congress Grounds
Edna Kent Forbes
Eva C. Moore
Legion Auxiliary
Martha McCready
Harlan J. McCready
Washington, Ia
Ross Galloway
William Galloway
Cedar Heights
Ty Ward
Buchanan
Clifford C. Gramm
Walker Street
Blue Mill
Cedar Bend
Charles Phelps
Charles, Jr
Portland, Ore
Dexter B. Phelps
Kingbard Avenue
Florence Gury
J. A. Gury
Franklin Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Donald Bickley
Kimball Avenue
University of Chicago
Carl Bickley
Sadie
al Bass
Oneida Street
G. W. Wood
Thomas Trainor
Legion
Bugs
Iowa
Mae
Central Gun Club
Pioneer Bank
Gervaase Graham Beauty
Gervaise Graham
Lares
Edelson
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