Parke and streams aid summer society outings
Summer duties keep residents in town with park picnics and church events. St Luke's Lutheran plans a By rnes Park outing while Christ Episcopal hosts Cedar River park games. Children and families enjoy dinners, ice cream, and supervised sports as transportation and volunteers organize rides and meals. Birthday party honors Harold Satterlee with pink and white decor and a five candle cake at 236 Edwards Street. United Presbyterian Woman’s auxiliary meets Wednesday afternoon.
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St. Luke’s Lutheran
Byrnes Park
Christ Episcopal Parish
Cedar River Park
Wedhastley
First Congregational Church
Phureday
Campbelli Farm
Black Hawk Road
Charles Greeley
A. E. Was- Fell
Ss Gepaerel
C. W. Kroon
W. W. Gentzler
Harold Satterlee
J. G. Satterlee
Edwards Street
Northwestern Glee Club to Sing Here Friday
Northwestern College men's glee club from Mén will visit Waterloo Friday for a concert at First Evangelical church. The program includes hymns, solos, quartet numbers, a violin solo, reading, and choral selections. The trip begins June 15 from Fremont, Nebraska, with stops across Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, California, Utah, Oregon, Washington, North Dakota, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. A social follows the performance, and campus favorites will be performed by the club.
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Northwestern College
Waterloo
First Evangelical Church
Theoadore W. Krukow
Frampton
Clarence
G. Moser
Summner
Freemont
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Califprnia
Utah
Oregon
North Dakota
Minnesota
Alengi
Waeder
Albert TP
Mucchet
Urvip Lary
FL Kuechel
Sdear
Hieber
William de Laie
Laurie
Buck
Hueck
Johnn C. Troiman
Alvin A. Eurich
Romeo
Georghe
Scott
Charlot
Parks
Dean River
Burleigh
Clun
Numbar
The
Vikings
Faning
Cleo
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Kent Forbes answers readers on skin care and beauty routines. Advice covers sun protection with creams and powders, natural tonics, and lemon or buttermilk bleaching. It also mentions bath brushes, Turkish baths, and pore care with green soap and tonics. Readers share experiences on hair growth and body shaping exercises for specific zones.
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Leiters
Charlies G.H.F
Weil
Side Talks on Ruth Cameron The School Fear
Ruth Cameron argues fear of school harms children more than the discipline itself. Dreams about exams reveal deep anxiety, yet parenting should emphasize learning over marks, guiding children to study for knowledge rather than for scores.
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Higd
First Lutheran Glee Club Spring Program Thursday
First Lutheran Glee Club will present an evening of entertainment on Thursday at 8 p.m. at the church parlors featuring a three act play Convalescence of Rabbis readings a pantomime and musical numbers with no admission but an offering. The program includes instrumental trio opening chorus readings and a pantomime Juanita plus a writers reception for guests from Illinois Women’s Press association and others.
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First
Lutheran Girls’ Glee Club
Jta
Henry Stupke
Laure
Cowlt Shaw
Hella
Adaa
Plang
Glee Club
Enetndsnemiad Irlo
Bearted
Vic
Robbie
Juanita
Freda Krueger
Bong
the Moon
Yankes Book Club
Church Events Fill Wednesday With Meetings Across Town
A full Wednesday program features the First M. E. Church hosting an all day event with Woman's Foreign Missionary Society in charge and Officers elected in the 2:30 p.m. session. Walnut Street Baptist Ladies Aid holds a thimblebee with W C A president Mrs. Langlas speaking. First Congregational Women plan a thimblebee at the church parlors. Miss Mary Pratt to address First Presbyterian Woman's Work Association on Indian mission work. Universalist Ladies Social Union meets at church parlors. St Luke's English Lutheran Sunday School holds its annual picnic at Byrnes Park with supper to follow.
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M. EB
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
R. P. Parkburt
F. L. Marquis
Ladies’ Aid Society
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
J. G. Ralston
Walnut Street Baptist ‘Ladies’ Aid Society
James McMullans
W. H. Langlas
W.C. A
First Congregational Women's Organization
O. C. Lindner
Mary Pratt
First Presbyterian Woman's Working Association
James Graham
Miss Pratt
India
Nicnic
St. Luke’s
Byrnes Park
Club Notes Mrs Frank Stull Hosts Wild Rose Members
Mrs Frank Stull will entertain members of the Wild Rose club tomorrow. A picnic dinner is planned at noon. Nearly 1 000 British towns and villages have namesakes in the United States.
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Frank Stull
Wild Rose Club
United States
Injured workers in blasting at Davis store site
Soren Pedersen, 60, suffered a fractured lower jaw and scalp wound from a timber fragment during blasting for the Paul Davis company home in Falls Tilgist Beet. He bleeds from the ears and may have a skull base fracture. he rests at rep Ten hospital. Ernest Moon, 302 Vinton, was also injured when he lost footing in the same blast and fell eight feet, his hand lacerated and he was taken to a physician nearby.
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Soren Pedersen
Burt
Paul Davis Company
Reps yeTen Hospital
Pederaen Rooma
Hawkeya
Tilgist Beet
Ernest Moon
Vinton
Ite
Phy Siciah
Epworth League Elects Officers at Linden Church
Election of Epworth league officers was held at Linden M church last evening. Charles Pun Way named president with Pearl Rose first vice president Margaret Howe second vice president Marjory Lawless third vice president Janet Zuelke Donald Rose fourth vice president Benjamin Davis secretary Kenneth Hoover treasurer Ethel Montgomery and Clyde Smallwood on the music committee. The junior league superintendent Mrs L J Howell was reelected unanimously. Installation of officers is scheduled for next Sunday evening.
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Epworth League
Linden M. Church
Charles Pun Way
Pearl Rose
Margaret Howe
Marjory Lawless
Janet Zuelke
Donald Rose
Denjamin Davis
Kenneth Hoover
Ethel Montgomery
Clyde Smallwood
Junior League
L. 3. Howell
New Heat Record Expected In Water Today
Indications today point to a new heat record for the year in Water go. At noon the temperature reached 90 on unofficial thermometers and the heat dominated conversations amid sweltering crowds. Tonight and tomorrow forecasters expect more rain and thunderstorms but continued warmth. Yesterday’s range spanned from 5 to 71 with unclear context.
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Alboit
Poinknun
Curb Market Suspends A W Coot Firm After Failure
New York June 13 A W Coot of the brokerage firm A W Coot & Co. was suspended from the New York curb market after the firm failed yesterday. The San Francisco main office is in receivership. The company operates branches in Seattle Chicago Denver Oakland Portland San Diego and Phoenix Ariz.
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New York
A. W. Coot
A. W. Coot & Co
San Franciseca
Seattle
Chicago
Denver
Oakland
Portland
San Diego
Phoenix
Ariz
India Japan Favored in Library Displays
Juvenile department of Waterloo public library presents two foreign country exhibits. West library showcases Japan with a miniature paper house, books, pictures, and ancestral items. East library features India with Hindu dolls and child playthings. Displays will be rotated soon.
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Juvenile Department of Waterloo Public Library
West Library
Japan
East Library
India
City IV Relief ad for eyewear and repairs from Bu janan service
Local column lists a city wide repair ad for Glasses and optical services. It then chronicles a flood of brief items: Miss Litly Teeter visits La Porte City. Mabel Buehner and Thordesa Knudson travel to McCallburg. A F Decker takes a Montana vacation. others relocate or visit relatives in DeKalb and Des Moines. Detailing notable trips, job notes, and family moves, plus police activity in Dubuque and a hospital update on Mrs. A Z Fairburn.
Abandoned millrace eyed as river dump site
Waterloo council discussed leasing the old abandoned millrace near the east riverbank for dumping. The Citizens Gas and Electric Light Co. owns the site. No formal action taken, next meeting to decide.
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Waterloo Indusries
Wighteénth Gsree
Citizens Gas& Electric’ ‘Light Co
Plan to Organize Women's Rotary Defers to East Meeting
Thirteen women met last evening at Rotary East to discuss forming a women’s Rotary club. Miss Maria Braces chaired the session with Miss Aimée Wegtundus and other attendees.
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Btary East
Maria
Braces
Aimée Wegtundus
Women's Rotary activity across Iowa cities expands exposure
Miss Ethyle Chandler was named to investigate and report at a future meeting. Des Moines and Ames are the only Iowa cities with the Women s Rotary currently organized. Plans for a state body are held up to allow Waterloo a charter placement. About nine clubs exist nationwide with Chicago Indianapolis Minneapolis and Boston prominent. A national organization is forming based on information from other cities. Des Moines and Minneapolis clubs reported their constitutions and experiences. Violin lessons at 3 cents each are offered to pupils of a London school.
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Ethyle Chandler
Des Moines
Ames
Iowa
Rotary
Waterloo
United States
Chicago
Indianapolis
Minteapatia
Boston
Mineneapolis
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