Patriotic Society Dedicates Steel Flag Pole at Memorial Hall
Wonder Pythian Sisters and Sons of Union Veterans join in a civic ceremony at Memorial Hall marking the dedication of a 40 foot steel flag pole presented by Mary Malrase. Mrs H As Cobb and Mrs J H Steely unveiled the bronze tab, as Cedar River and the Young Men’s Christian Association held a largely historical address and salute to the colors.
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P. Hath
Woo
Tsu
Wil
Yard Hall
Waterloo
Ftoval
Moasea Hall
Sons of Union Veterans
Inony
Westerday Imarkedland Austtiney
Menorial
Pawl
Sahil Hs
Morris Isfe
Mary
Malrase
Mra
Robmeier
Daughters of
Plysnauth Pienie
Cedar Hiver
H. As’ Cobb
Fidelity Ejrela
All Ways
Drs. Nddaughter
J. H. Steely
Dier
Witcrlog
Rehimeier
Amoose
Mijel gulhl—Firet
Buster Paul
Cohagan
Young Men’s Christian Association
Sons of the
Revel Yen
Ruthe Draper to wed Albert Thompson in Hollandale Wisconsin
Ruthe Draper will be honor guest as bride next week at a bridal shower in Hollandale Wisconsin hosted by Miss Grothy Morehouse. Miss Draper plans to marry Albert Thompson soon. The event featured a central rose bowl with streamers to tiny favors, with guests including Mrs Edward Hosking Esther Tartig Gladys Lincoln Thelma Shane and Margaret Morehouse, all school friends.
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Ruthe Draper
Grothy Morehouse
Mss Draper
Albert Thompson
Hollandale
Wis
Miss Morehouse
Penell
Miss Margaret
Banco *Ender
Edward Hosking
Esther Tartig
Gladys Lincoln
Thelma Shane
Margaret, Morehouse
Church News Recitals Mark Cedar Heights Graduation Night
Ross graduates and a concert occurs Wednesday at Cedar Heights church with an American Creed recital. Mrs N W Frisbie and Mrs Co Tute host, bugle call and invocation lead into a program tied to the Lad ies Cedar Heights meeting. A car gift and social hour follow, with Bernice Spangled Banner to be performed and Love’s Greeting postponed.
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Paul Merrian
Betsy Hiandst
Genevieve Nard
N. W. Frisbie
Co. Tute
Stuss
G. Kohazen
Tov
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Heights
Lewis Ferris
Concluc-T
United Presbyterian Church
Somortrow
Bernice Spangled Banner
Smarrow
Oon
College Friends Dinner Guests Attend Northwestern Alumni Night
Miss Alene Raecker hosted nine former Northwestern College classmates at her home in Na perville Illinois for a house party. The evening featured flowers ferns and a cottage setting and guests from the Hawkeye Oil company were present. In Waterloo Waterloo community events noted include dinners, recitals, and civic gatherings with local officials and clubs reporting plans and attendees.
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Alene
Raecker
Northwestern College
Naperville
Ill
River
Bess Faust
Lloyd Bairy
George’ A. Green
Cedar Rapids
Lalu -M. Warkenthien
Pinky and
White
Autumn Work of YWCA Will Be Discussion Topic
Autumn work plans for next fall will be discussed at a workers conference of the 5 Women's Christian Association. Miss Florence Brinton, general secretary, will chair a meeting starting at 1 45 p.m. with luncheon at 1 p.m. and sessions to 4 p.m. The event aims to consult with YWCA workers, but is open to interested parties from various committees and groups.
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Women's Christian Association
Plorenne Lu
Brinton
Abbs
Vis
Y. W
Wen
Local church and club notices list Thursday meetings and picnics
Deborah society of First Methodist church moves meeting to 2 30 p m Thursday with a hostess committee including B D Smith and others to sew. Plymouth Congregational and Sunday schools plan a 3 p m picnic at Cedar River park with games and a 6 30 p m supper. each family to bring a well filled basket. Walnut Street Baptist Searchlight class and Trinity American Lutheran youth groups plan all day and evening activities with hostesses named. East Park Presbyterian missionary society hosts tomorrow afternoon at Mrs James Laland. First Congregational Women meet 2 30 p m tomorrow in church parlors. The losing and winning teams of a recent financial campaign will entertain each other to cover deficits.
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Ana Ceiates
Iuss Holman
Trobestraun
Uivat
Mendalssohn
Muss ‘Bare
George Canon
Cupid
Parker
Miss Holman
Theo
Grieg
Dennee
Wintgar
Anon
Madelite Smith Althouse
Quota Club
Uenh
Philadelphia
Russell-Lamson
Marion Ransier
Blouise Chandler
Waterloo Club
Weres
Independence
Deborah Society of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. Smith
W. J. Ainderson
William. Puter
Baugh
Lotus
Sarvay
H. A. Snyder
Plymouth Congregational Church
Cedar River Park
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
Charles F. Glockner
Cedar Heights
Norrow
First Congregational Church
Club Notes From Sunnyside and Rome Gatherings
Mrs W H Bruton hosted the Even Dozen club at Sunnyside Country Club this noon. In the afternoon guests visited the Bruin Rome. Mrs L Cobb hosted the Monday Afternoon Bridge club yesterday in Rome with high score by Mrs Frank E Farwell and special guests Mrs R Cole and Mrs W M Kea.
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W.H. Bruton
Sunnyside Country Club
Bruin
Rome
8. L. Cobb
Frank E. Farwell
Pw. R. Cole
W. M. Kea
Beauty Chat Advice and Hair Care Letters
A compiled set of reader questions and expert replies covers chest exercises and cold water stimulation for breathing, hair health guidance for gray and dead hairs, note on hospital practitioners using electrical massage, tonic effects on hair dryness, olive oil and brush technique, nutrition hints about graham crackers, warnings on lead in dyes, tinting options to avoid color change, peroxide and ammonia growth impact, and a hair removal method with tweezers.
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Irene
Dorothy
A. C
Beatrice B
Wien
Asy Graham
City in Brief and Local Notices The Waterloo Area
City in Brief item gathers social updates from Waterloo and nearby, noting visitors from Spokane Chicago and Newton, engagements and trips. It mentions Mabel Luotiman returning to duties, Eucharistic congress travel, Miss Powell speaking on law, and local clergy-related notices. It also records a divorce suit by Andrew Schauer, a hospital patient recovering, and a missing sedan return mission.
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Aliss Mabel Luotiman
Des Moines
John Fitzgerald
G. ¥. Trusson
Chicago
Tee Smith
Margoald Powell
Todas Imunity Center
Laufayette
Waterloo
Melbourne
Fla
J. L. Brewnan
Ruby
Gable Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Faye
Vera Wilson
Burelington
Inahell Glosson
Fairmont
Minn
Francis A. Walker
Firth ‘Shreet West
Prodob. Kimball Companys
Ingawanis Camp Dedication Program Details
Elaborate plans are underway for the Camp Ingawanis dedication with a flagpole and cabins funded by local citizens. Judge Gwynne will chair the program with Dr W Rolls of Waverly delivering the keynote. The Kiwanis club and patriotic orders will have representatives, and many Waterloo visitors are expected to attend to see the camp life under Boy Scout leaders.
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Camp
Ingawanis
John Ww. Gwynne
Whairman
Momate
We. AL Rolls
Waverly
Kiwanis‘club
B. L. Holton
Herman Milles
Waterloo
Cost Per Pupil in Last School Year at Lawn City 72
Cedar Falls public note reports the eighth annual school district cost per pupil at 72 with total enrollment 1354 including city schools and parochial systems. Yearly instruction cost 59246 and tuition receipts total 5545.50 with breakdowns by school level. Of 74 graduates, 46 plan college, 19 undecided, five seek immediate employment. Class schedule set for Sept 6 to June 3, 1927.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls Independent
F. L. Mahannah
Tata
First Playgrounds Event At West High Field
The season opener brings six of seven grounds to West High Field for a mixed playground meet Saturday at 3:30 p.m. Five leagues from intermediate to majors will play across baseball, with early weeks introducing play in volleyball and punch ball as other sports gain promotion at the Playgrounds.
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West High Field
la Capete
Warns on tetanus risk from Fourth of July injuries
City health officer Dr J R Thompson warns that home remedies cannot prevent lockjaw after fireworks wounds. He urges immediate medical treatment to apply serum, noting tetanus spores are common in horse and human intestines and that even small wounds from fired fireworks can develop into serious infection without proper care. Public health authorities highlight wartime lessons on preventing tetanus through prompt doctor-led dressing and serum administration.
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Ibr. Thompson
Fayum
Rotary breakfast at Rats Reserve serves wall-eyed pike
About 125 Rotarians traveled by motor cars for an 85 minute drive to Rats reserve near Winslow for the annual wall-eyed pike breakfast. Menu included cantaloupe bacon potatoes rolls doughnuts coffee and cream. George Shoemaker led advance preparations. grounds and a large lodge were noted as nearly ready for gatherings.
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Rats
Winslow
Forty-Four Lawsuits Dismissed by Judge Beles
Judge H. B. Beles ordered 44 suits in law and equity dismissed from the court calendars under court rules allowing automatic dismissal after set inaction. Among the cases are 22 old divorce actions where parties have moved or reconciled.
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H. B. Beles
Equity
CHECKER PLAYERS TO MEET WIZARD TONIGHT IN WATERLOO
Local checkers enthusiasts invite E L Carpenter to a gathering at Edward Li Goss Violin Shop 10014 Fourth Street East Waterloo tonight at 7. Former Iowa boy known as a checkers wizard is expected to host players from the area.
La Porte City Bulletin social notes and greetings
Local La Porte City Bulletin item highlights a broad social roundup. It lists relatives visiting from Independence Cedar Rapids and Port Dodge, family gatherings at the Brallier and Merritt homes, and road trips by residents to Cedar Rapids Philadelphia and Illinois. It mentions a church society event and plans for an upcoming play under Ingram Production.
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Tertain
Mesh Suiel
Flora MeGi
All of Independence
Wo Braden
Greybull
Wye
Aind Talon Aces
Cedar Rapids
Died at 223 Seventh Avenue North with funeral at Colesburg
Mrs Edward Goldsmith aged 51 died early Monday at her home 223 Seventh Avenue North. Short services will be at the home at 10 a.m. Wednesday and the funeral will be at Colesburg at 1:30 p.m. with burial in Colesburg cemetery. Various locals note travels and marriages, including Edith Gilchrist and Mr Young at Marshalltown, and others moving between Oelwein and nearby towns.
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Debrein
Jane
Edward Goldsmith
Seventh Avenue North
Colesburg
West
Dorothy Pattison
Lake Louise
Canada
Alpha Chi Soeyounty
Vancouver
Wash
San Francisco
Kansas
Frank Duckworth
Efile Copeman
Soldier
Kan
Oelwein
Mer. Duckworth
Penney
Wesident
Edith Gilchrist
Young
Marshalltown
James Bishop
Clyde FE. Jenkins
Washington, D
Washington University
J. E. Deyo
Jimmy
Billy
Bert Layer
Long Beach
Manchester and Jesup stage trap shoots
Manchester gun club and Jesup gun club announce summer trap shoots on June 24 and 27. Manchester event features 150 targets across six 25 target events with purses in four equal shares, 1.00 entrance, 3.00 targets, and a 5.00 gold high gun prize. starts 10:00 p.m. at the fair grounds. Jesup shoot offers seven 20-target events totaling 140 targets, 1.00 entry, 0.10 per target, purses in four equal shares, and a gold medal for the high man shooting Federal Shells. events led by presidents Dad Cleveland and J. P. Tess.
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Manchester
Dad Cleveland
Bim Castle
Jesup Gun Club
J. P. Tess
Bim Gastle
Decker on Two Weeks Vacation Trip
P. L. Decker building superintendent at the Pioneer National Bank building started a two weeks vacation today. He will visit his brother W. W. Decker in Minneapolis, another brother C. G. H. Decker in Widax Montana, and a sister Mrs. F. E. Beers in Tuscor Montana.
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Artfiut
Barbers Close Shops for Picnic Afternoon
Barbers operating in Watertown Cedar Falls and nearby towns will close Thursday afternoon for a picnic at Electric Park. The event features entertainment, games, and a picnic supper in the evening. Speakers of national repute may attend. organizers say attendance can be arranged.
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Barvers
Electric Park
Nigel
Peck
Tose
The
Con Mitteeling
Watertoo
Whiten Skin with Lemon Lotion Advertised
A dated advert promotes a lemon juice and Orchard White based skin bleach. It claims to produce a "whitener, softener and beautifier" for the face neck and hands with a fragrant lemon glow. The lotion is described as best immediately after preparation and not sold ready to use.
Waterloo Evening Courier Pattern Service Ad
An advertisement offers up-to-date fashion pattern design from the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department. Send 15 cents per pattern to Waterloo for prompt processing, with patterns expected to arrive within 16 days after the order is mailed.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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