Sunnyside Country club to host July 4 children day
Society notes describe a family oriented July 4 at Sunnyside Country Club with no dancing, a dinner at 6:30, music, fireworks for kids, and a children focused outdoor area. A waltz popularity vote and occasional program changes are planned, plus a June 24 Sunday concert and several local events on the calendar.
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Sunnyside Country Club
Joe Dumond
Irene Rohde Dumond
Lis
Glee Club Program Pleases Audience at First Lutheran
The First Lutheran Girls Glee Club performed in church parlors with musical numbers and a three act play titled convalescence of Robbie. Two pantomimes Yankee Doodle and Juanita entertained those not in the play. An instrumental trio Henry Yupke Laure Cowlishaw Adal Haus and a reading Freda Krueger highlighted the program. Miss Haus and Miss Hanet Dow directed. Lemonade was served and about 40 dollars was raised from the play and candy sale to fund music and a mission fund.
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First Lutheran Girls’ Glee Club
Robbie
Yankee Doodle
Juanita
Henry Yupke
Laure Cowlishaw
Adal Haus
Freda Krueger
Miss Haus
Kathleen Woggon and L. E. Weimar to Wed Next Week
Kathleen Woggon announces her betrothal to L. E. Weimar to be followed by a wedding next week. The Phi lothea class of First Presbyterian Church held a picnic at Byrnes park with 13 members and three guests.
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Kathleen Woggon
L. E. Weimar
Kathleen ‘Wogeon
First Presbyterian Church
Byrnes Park
L. E. Wiemar
Helen Maccartney
Marjorie Thompson
Biya Colton
Ethel
Merle Miller
Club Notes and Socials Highlight July Picnic Plans
Multiple neighborhood clubs report gatherings with hostesses Mrs. Carria Leckington Mrs. Philp Glaser and others. Guests include Mrs. Betty Clements Mrs. Lulu Belle Esher and Mrs. Linzie Palmar. Meetings feature music piano saxophone and singing with plans for a Lafayette park picnic on July 19 and Byrnes park picnic for Golden Red club.
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Carria Leckington
Philp Glaser
Harvey
N. BD
Arnold
Waterloo
Glaser
Lafayette Park
Betty Clements
Wilbur Call
Carl Leckington
Wild Rose Club
Ethelyn Stull
Lulu Belle Esher
Linzie Palmar
Esher
Fannie Cerda
Leatha Stull
Misa la Vera Miller
Byrnes Park
Golden Red Club
Carpenter
Theodore Saylor
Chimes Concerts and Radio Broadcast Notes
Radio program listings from Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport include chimes concerts at 2:00 pm and 9:50 pm, educational talks by L Pratt, weather and river forecasts, and stock market quotes. The schedule features a WGY and GE broadcast lineup with a Broadway style concert sequence, dramatic scene, instrumental selections, and vocal solos. Notable performers include Philip Jordan Edward St Louis Mary Welch and Healy, with a long list of instrumental pieces and readings.
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Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
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Sandy
Pate-Nay
Jame
Chines Canvart
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Escarchestr
General Electric Company
Schenectady
Wilom Harrowskin Auut Jordan
Flusd Schiiling
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Frank Oliver
Meahan—Horton Anthony
J. J. MacDonald
Herman Schulman
Philp Jordan
Martin
the Cordleres
Tevette
Holte
Soprand
Haymarking
Needham
Atlee EK
Monty
Broadcasting Program of WHAS Courier-Journal Louisville
WHAS broadcasts from Louisville Ky featuring a June program with Mary Anderson theatre orchestra Ollie Wanas conductor and H A Sanderson leading soloists including Miss Syvyelyn Campbell and Geraldine McNeeley. The program includes piano violin flute and vocal solos plus baseball scores and market reports with central standard time references.
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Courier-Journal & Louisville Times
Louisville
Mary Anderson Theatre Orchestra
Ollie Wanas
Clifford Gorman
Rialto Theatre
Havestock
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J. O. Noble
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Menading
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Ole Jones
Rinito Theatre Organ
Louisville Gymnastic Association
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Gontralto
Mise Mildred Hirl
Taner
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J. Zimpleman
Edward Watson, Jr
Helen Scholl
Lucy Eliott
Indiana Historical Association
Maurice Garfein
Young Men Steal Three-Foot Kewpie Doll From Theatre Front
A thrill seeking pair in a high powered car snatched a three foot terra cotta Kewpie statue from the Columbia theatre at 105 Fourth Street East. The theft occurred as painters removed the doll for cleaning. Police and Sheriff H. T. Wagner were alerted but no trace exists by noon. The statue valued at 200 dollars had stood at the entrance.
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Columbia Theatre
Fourth Street East
H. T. Wagner
Imen
Louis Koletis
Yale Wins Freshman and Junior Varsity Races on Thames
New London Conn June 22 Yale captured both freshman and junior varsity two mile races at the Yale Harvard regatta. Yale freshmen had already beaten Harvard freshmen. Harvard junior varsity finished eight lengths back with an unofficial time of Yale 10 04 Harvard 16 23.
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YALE
Thames
New London
Conn
Harvard
Mrs Henry Uhlenhopt of Aplington Dies at 52
Aplington Iowa June 22 Mrs Henry Uhlenhopt 52 died at 2 30 am today of paralysis while preparing the evening meal She was eldest of a 12 member family and the first death in the family Surviving are her husband nine sons and one daughter Funeral likely Monday at the Baptist church
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Cedar River Park
Esther Callies
O. A. Manning
Poa. Manning
Hazel Manning
Roscoe Manning
Miss. Callies
Aplington
Specelall
Isa
Henry Uhlenhopt
Connecticut towns chosen to regulate architecture statewide
Seven Connecticut towns including Greenwich Waterbury and Bridgeport Stamford will test architecture regulation. Each town receives a zoning commission with property owners having court appeal rights. Marriage licenses listed for Ahrenholz Loosbrock and Gindt Waterlos.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
Greenwich
Waterbury
Bridgeport
Stamford
Amee Ahrenholz
New Hart
Minnie Heitsman
Stout
Victor E. Loosbrock
Waterloo
Margareta Gindt
Waterlos
T C Professor Struck Saving Woman at Collision
Cedar Falls special George H. Robinson of the social science faculty was hit by a car while pulling a woman from danger at Third and Malin Streets. He suffered a broken right leg. the automobile was driven by Frank Springman, a college student. Robinson is in Sartori Hospital with injuries.
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Cedar Falls
George H. Robinson
Jcar
Third
Malin
Frank Springman
Robinson
Sartori Hospital
Miss Claire Purmort Assists At Detroit Camp
Miss Claire Purmort daughter of Rev and Mrs H Purmort assists in summer camp work near Detroit Michigan. The Detroit Press funds two months of the camp expenses. A group of children will have a several week outing then other groups follow. The Wree Press society editor helped arrange her arrival.
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Claire Purmort
H. Purmort
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Prep Press
Wree Press
Purmort
Mavrelis Stars in Lake Geneva College Camp
George Mavrelis son of Mr and Mrs Peter Mavrelis with Town State Teachers college Cedar Falls enjoys Lake Geneva Wisconsin during the annual college camp. About 900 boys from nine states participate as Mavrelis earns swimming instruction and joins Iowa team that beat Indiana last Wednesday.
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George Mavrelis
Peter Mavrelis
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Lake Geneva
Wis
Margrelis
Teachers’ College
Iowa
Indiana
Death Hovers Near at Flemish Wedding
Goettingen June 22 The shadow of the gallows hung over a unique Flemish wedding. The bride was the daughter of a man sentenced to death, and both best man and bridesmaid faced similar sentences. The groom was spared by a 20 year term. All four were fugitives convicted by Belgians for Flemish tendencies and pro German sympathy.
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Goettingen
Briden Family Reunion Draws 75 Members at Cedar River Park
Seventy five Briden descendants gathered for the annual reunion near Janesville Bremer county following a 1854 Michigan migration. The group, including H W Janesville John Waterloo and Mrs G B Sivison, retraced pioneer travel while Horsman Briden age 85 missed the event.
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Pioneer Family
Cedar River Park
William Briden
Janesville
Bremer County
Wiliam Briden
H. W
Michigan
Israel
Caval‘cade
William Fairburn
Ball
Monticello Property Condemnations for School Building
Monticello Iowa July 22 condemnation of several residences for a school building and removal of others for the same project. Local residents affected as the city advances plans for a new school facility.
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Monticello
Booze Sleuth Foiled as Medicine Saved Man
Chauncey Ohio June 21 A jury freed Dan Nogrady on an assault charge after evidence showed he carried medicine instead of whiskey. Constable Siebert spotted the bottle and challenged Nogrady who then beat him.
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Chauncey
Dan Nogrady
Siebert
Nogrady
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