Wartburg League to Hold Thirteenth Convention in Waterloo
The Wartburg league of First Lutheran will host the thirteenth annual Eastern Iowa Federation meeting in Waterloo. Delegates from multiple Iowa towns will attend. Trinity American Lutheran church youth assist with lodging. Saturday features a welcome address and a high school gym reception with music and performances.
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Wartburg League of First Lutheran
Eastern
Iowa Federation of Wartburg League
Andrew
Arlington
Ellevue
Denver
Dubuque
Dundee
Dysart
Independence
Lamont
Lost Nation
Maynard
Olwein
Olin Preston
St. Donatus
Strawberry Point
Westgate
Wyoming
Young People’s Society of Trinity American Lutcheran Church
First Church
Waterloo East High School
Louis Fr. Stotte
Frances, Miller
Ray
Harry D. Bennett
Ralph Bennett
Elma Christensen
Miss Gerstenberger and Michael Brown Wed in Hazleton
Miss Vivian Gerstenberger daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Gerstenberger and Michael Brown of Oelwein were married at the Catholic church in Hazleton Virginia June 26. Agnes Gerstenberger was bridesmaid and Vincent Killering Fayette served as best man. Mrs Brown has taught school. Mr Brown a former tailor at Graver Tailor shop Oelwein plans independent business in McGregor where they will reside.
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Hazleton
Vivian Gerstenberger
Louis Gerstenberger
Michael Brown
Oelwein
Agnes Gerstenberger
Vincent Killerling
Fayette
Brown
Graver Tailor Shop
Ockwein
McGregor
FL Schnake
Lodi
Cal
L. H. Lesher
Kingsley Avenue
Waterloo
Forrest Shores
Marshalltown
A. Ji. Bradley
Minneapolis
Minn
James Aldous
Iowa City
L. C. Rusmeiser
Gregg School
Chicago
Bruce Gates
Gates Business College
Rea C. Thompson
Central Steel Corporalina
Clinton
Vis
Clark Williams
Marjorie
Nina
Wenatehee
Wash
Carl Salsburg
Eugene
Owatonna
Anton Sturn
Elsie Borchert
Music Students in Banquet and Program Tonight
Regis Conservatory of Music will entertain at the annual spring banquet for graduate pupils, their parents and friends in Hotel Russell-Lamson this evening. 75 guests attend. Miss Mildred Bright will preside as toast mistress. Pupils and faculty will contribute numbers for entertainment.
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Regis
Conservatory of Music
Russell-Lamson
Mildred Bright
Mission work among the negroes studied at Burton Avenue church
Members of the Burton Avenue Banlist church society met Wednesday afternoon to study mission work among the negroes. Mrs. Nell Keppie presided with contributions from mesdames Marty Murray Clarence La Barre Charles Warner Clifford Dryden and Guy Walker. The women's quartet sang several numbers.
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Burton Avenua Banlist Church Society
Church Partiers
Nell Keppie
Mmes
Marty Murray
Clarence la Barre
Charles Warner
Clifford Dryden
Guy Walker
Vacation Bible Classes Close With Programs
Several daily vacation bible schools have run for weeks with public programs, demonstrations, and picnics. Westminster Presbyterian and St. Paul’s Methodist conclude with exhibits, Bible drama, handwork, and moral lessons. Walnut Street Baptist and First Brethren plan public programs this week, led by pastors and teachers, featuring memory work, hymns, and dramatizations.
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Byrnes Park
Bible
Westminster Presbyterian Church
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Y. Williams
Mies
C. A. Harmon
Flomer Jolls
G. R. Watwou
G. H Deyo
W. A. Borden
Melt Dacobser
R. Hoel
Genevieve Haljloway
Walnut Street Baptist Church
First Brethrén Bible School
A. D. Cushman
Y W C A Camp Increases Weight of Girls
Camp at Riverview Park Cedar Falls reports intake statistics for two weeks with 725 quarts of milk 1200 bees and 356 Pullman loaves daily along with 18 bushels of potatoes and 110 pounds of butter. Girls were weighed on entry and before return with several gaining over one pound up to four pounds Shirley Stuart named president Frances Welsh honor girl and Edna Rittenhouse honored for Broun merits. Camp leader Miss Watters and Margaret Watters leave for Atalissa then Estes Park Colorado.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Marie Watters
Fpre Asquyth
Youngs
Shirley Stuart
Frances Mary Welsh
Edna Mae Rittenhowse
Broun Hanors
SIDE TALKS Am WHAT CHILDREN OWE PARENTS
A reflective column on parenting dynamics contrasts harsh demanding discipline with calm, respectful guidance. It notes that blaming children fuels rebellion, while reasonable explanations foster cooperation, and it recalls a public tennis match scene where a mother’s arguments spoiled the moment and the children’s response.
Two Good Numbers on College Summer Course Next Week
Iowa State Teachers college offers two notable summer entertainments next week. Prof B Harold Georg of Vas sar college Poughkeepsie N Y presents a vesper organ recital Sunday afternoon and Gay MacLaren performs her new play Father and Dad Thursday at 815 p m. Georg recently toured Europe studying with master organists and will play a varied program with no admission charge. MacLaren portrays all roles in the one act play, following her Waterloo appearance with the Water loo Woman's club sponsorship.
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Iowa State Teachers College
B. Harold Georg
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Gay Macleren
Geer
Europe
France
Bach
Kehudy and
Puguett
Saine-Saens
Stoughton
Sibellus
Mannsheld
Miss MacLaren
Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club
Atwood Kin g Reunion At Willard Hall In Roscoe Illinois
Sixty four Patten Atwood kin from Roscoe Illinois gather for a two day reunion at Willard hall Rockford and Waterloo sites alternate each year. Oldest attendee Joseph Atwood Rockford Illinois 85 and three month old Carol Strohenbein Reinbeck Iowa are among 12 first cousins from Oklahoma California Rockford Iowa. Local reps John W Wilson H M Kober from Waterloo. gathering opened Thursday and runs through tonight with impromptu talks and music.
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Patten Atwood
Roscoe, Il
Willard Hall
Joseph Atwood
Rockford
Carol Strohenbein
Reinbeck
Younge St
Waterloo
Atwood
Joseph
Patten
Philip
Oklahoma
California
Iowa
John W. Wilson
H. M. Kober
La Porte City Man Elected President of McQuilkin Family
Greer McQuilkin of La Porte City was elected president at the eighteenth annual reunion of descendants of Robert R. and Jane McQuilkin. Officers include Harry Adair of Reinbeck as first vice president, Elizabeth Wylie of Toledo as secretary, and Kate Fuller of Cedar Falls as treasurer. Members from Spot Kane and Indiana Harbor attended. over 300 descendants are listed. Paul Vincent and Miss Alice Bigler spoke. Coralie Coontz and Philip Coontx performed songs and dances.
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Greer McQuilkin
la Porte City
McQuilkin
Robert R
Jane McQuilkin
Dairy Vable Congress
Harry Adair
Reinbeck
Elizabeth Wylie
Toledo
Kate Fuller
Cedar Palis
Spot Kane
Wash
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Paul Vincent
East Park Presbyterian Church
Alice Bigler
Wadena
Tennessee
Philip
Coralie Coontx
Club Notes Women of Joyioelnnd Gather for Needlework
Women of Joyioelnnd spent Thursday afternoon with needlework as guests of Mrs Frank Mor Tig. Guessing contests provided diversions while Mrs A Wasson hosted the A Best club. Favors went to Mrs J B Pate and Mrs Charles Brown. Present were Mrs A W Miller, Mrs W W Rigdon and Mrs William Frost.
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A. Wasson
J. 2. Pate
Charles Brown
A. W. Miller
WW. G. Rigdon
Wiliam Frost
American Legion in Charge of Oolwein July 4 Celebration
Oolwein Iowa June 26 A parade with prizes for best floats and decorated cars, races, contests, fireworks, baseball and other competitive games are arranged by Oolwein Legion Post for Independence Day. Music by Oelwein high school band of 118 and an outside band. Chicago Great Western baseball team to play Aurora at 10 a.m. and Renadiyna at 2 p.m.
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Oclwein
Oolweit
Legion Post
Oelwein
Chicago Great Western
Aurora
Renadiyna
Wilson Named Northwestern Athletic Director in Surprise
Kenneth K. Wilson of Drake University was announced as Northwestern University's new athletic director by President Walter Scott. The report notes the ceremony and references Boardman and other participants, plus mentions Wilson’s prior experience in South America and as a pastor.
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Wilson
Northwestern U
Chicago
Kenneth K. Wilson
Drake University
Lony
Northwestern University
Walter Due Scott
I Boartman
Yerra Atta
WL 2
Egidia Romanenchi
Argentina
Gates College
Boardman
Woodsor Areth- Ten Hateh
South America
Rain and heat boost crops in Minnesota Iowa Wiscon sin divisions
Superintendent reports across Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin territories of Illinois Central railroads divisions say rain sunshine and above normal temperatures boosted crops last week. Oats lengthened up with good harvest. corn modestly damaged by floods. hay and pastures improving though drought reduced final yields. fruit and berries hurt by frosts but corn and oats show progress in all divisions.
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Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Illinois Central Railroad
Cora
Iowa and
Wisconsin Division
Beauty Chats on Self Decoration and Antique Jewelry
A column urges ordinary looking girls to use self decoration rather than conforming to fashion. It advises hunting quaint bits of jewelry from antique, secondhand, and pawn shops to create a memorable look with one or two standout pieces. Advice includes hair tonic and scalp care, plus shaving underarms for sensitive skin.
Booze Shipments Seized and Under Investigation
Sheriff H T Wagner reports a probe into a mysterious liquor supply labeled bourbon head with shipments to fictitious recipients. Seizures in June and today include 24 pint bottles, 12 quarts, and a gallon. all liquor is held as officers pursue warrants to identify those involved.
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H. T. Wagner
Wangner
Gillon
Yarther
Cedar Falls Man's Brother Appointed Aide to Pershing
Cedar Falls man announces his brother, Col Edward A Kreger, has been appointed aide to Gen Pershing. Kreger served with Jen Pershing during the war, earned the Distinguished Service Medal and the Croix de Guerre, and is associated with the Judge Advocate General's Department.
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Cedar Falls
Pershing
Cedar Fills
Cal
Col
Edward A. Kreger
Gen
Cedar Walls
Cal. Kreger
Jen. Pershing
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Rotary to hear convention report at Monday luncheon
Rotarians will hear reports on the Cleveland convention of Rotary International at the noonday luncheon Monday at Hotel Trussell-Laimson. Spellers will be Bruce Gates A Morris and 3 KR. Clare Heald will present a special musical program as a farewell appearance as club song leader. He leaves soon to become general stay of the Stre UL Y. M. Gl AL Graham.
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Cleveland
Rotary International
Rotary Club
Country Road Speed Limit Change Cited After July
After July 1 motorists may drive 33 miles per hour on country roads and still be within the law, down from 34. Jinige J. Stiles, who travels to Woeterlo, notes the new statute while a county patrol tests speed compliance on Webways. Motorcycle officers patrol the area, monitoring speeds to enforce the updated limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinige J. Stiles
Woeterlo
White
Ue County
Follows Suit as Hats Fly into Cedar River
On Fourth Street Bridge Ray Berry and Joe toss their straw hats into the Cedar River after a jab about hats. Ray then retrieves his hat and heads back toward the office while pondering a new bonnet.
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Ray Berry
Raymond
Ray
Fourth Street
Joe
Hoe
Cedar River
Berry
Rey
County Y Plans Boys Morris Isle Camp for July 28
County Y plans two younger camp programs on Morris Isle four miles north of Cedar Falls with sessions from July 2 to August 4. Led by F B Rehmeier, the camp targets boys aged 10 to 15 from the county outside Waterloo, with about 50 expected attendees and a daily cost of 8 dollars.
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Morris Isle
Black Hawk County
Cedar Fes
F. B. Rehmeier
Waterloo
Ouling
Neprapathic Association Officers Named for 25th Annual Meet
Fragmentary text lists officers of the Neprapathic Association from Chisago and Naprapathic sections. Names include Tolar McCleland Tess as president, Burtington as secretary, Dr. Cedar Ar bids as treasurer, and Dr. WE. We ERs Was as selected treasurer.
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Chisago
Fane
Naprapathic
Chicago
Milwaukee
Nual
Tolar McCleland Tess
Wisinger
Burtington
Cedar Arbids
Dr. WE
Annie Howard
Summer Camp Registration Opens With Diverse Activities
Applications must be in by July 2. Ralph Minkler will oversee swimming. The program includes games, nature study, camperati, athletics, hiking, swimming, campfires, treasure hunts, and daily Bible study on the first day of camp.
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Ralph Minkler
To Name Officers of County Y Board Sunday Afternoon
Annual election of officers of the board of directors of Black Hawk County Y M C A will be held Sunday at 2 80 p m at the home of FP Belmetier, county Y M C A secretary Cedar Falls. The board consists of 15 members with families invited to attend. State secretary of county work will be present to deliver a short talk. Present officers include George F Johnson, Drudson president H Tollis recording secretary O H Moeller treasurer. Other members listed across several townships and towns including Porte City Dunkerton Mount Vernon Cedar Falls and New Hartford among others.
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Agard
Black Hawk County
Y. M.C. Aa
Belmetier
Y. M
Cedar Freights
Neabers
Te. ER Dtyall
Des Moines
George F. Johnson
Drudson
D H
A. Tollis
Porte City
P.P. Davis
Dunkerton
T. Moon
Mount Vernon Township
Roger Leu
Vl. L. Hells
Cedar Falls
C. H. Pewetier
H. A. Moore
New Bartford
J. A. Laurete
Cedar Heights
Olives from Spain Arrive in Large Barrel at Store
A barrel of olives direct from Spain arrived at the Pigely Wiggly store on 607 Commercial Street. The shipment weighed 1,780 pounds and contained 175 gallons. The barrel was too large to bring inside and had to be carted outside the door.
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Spain
Pigely Wiggly Low Company
Commercial Street
Personal crisis reports rise in year to March
Tokyo police records show 1 203 personal crisis reports in Vokia for the year ended March, up 300 from the prior year. Most cases stemmed from jealousy or disappointment in Jave. Two men and two women died by shooting. poisoning was the most frequent method, with 221 men and 271 women attempting suicide.
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Tokio
Vokia
Metropolitan Police Bureau
Jave
Swedish Radio to Offer English Courses for Listeners
Stockholm June 26. To let Swedish radio fans enjoy American stations a Swedish radio service will start an English course next fall. Later other languages follow. English course will run the entire winter season with lectures by professors travelers and readings by authors of their own works.
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Stockholm
Englind
George Reuterswird
Swedish Radio Organization
Suits Dropped Over Chicago Great Western Freight Case
Two suits for freight alleged to rescue the Chicago Great Western railway from Powers Manufacturing company Waterloo were dismissed yesterday afternoon in federal court. The amount asked was 2400 dollars. In one action the railway was plaintiff and by the other James C. G. Davis director general and liquidating agent. A beagle hound in Springfield Massachusetts deserted her family of four little puppies and would have nothing more to do with them.
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Tennis Couris
Andy
Dr. Lavendar
J. HL Cummings
Waterloo
Fate
The
Great Western
Chicago
Dallas
Tex
Cumain
Las Seles
Cummings
Texas
Drake University
Des Moines
Witterloo Public Library
Drake
L. H. Lesher
St. Ss English Fartheran
St. Matthew's Church
North Liberty
Ma’ Hee
Javier Minter
Gettyshure Seminary
Gettysburg
Helen
Juanita Rodelle
Willard
Bardell
Universatista
Carson-Pierre-Seau
Waterlon
Auto
Henry Hansen Andiste Karting
Krodtell
Chicago Great Western Railway
Plautif
James CG. Davis
Springfield
Mass
Humane Society’s Head Quits Over Dog Killings
Washington officials report Mrs Francis H C Burnett quits the Humane Rescue League board after her fox tarrier Tinker Bell is seized and killed by the city pound. The three Washington dog wards arrest dogs for rescue but kill many, provoking a protest that life should be preserved and dogs given time to claim. The controversy centers on the Rescue League, the Maryland Avenue unit, and a New York funded kennel holding dogs for death.
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Washington, D. C
Tinker Hell
Francis H.C. Burnett
Anibal Renewa Magic
Maryland Avenue
Fotomine
Nolles
Washington
Burnett
Hieut
Charles Burnett
Tokio
Rescue League
Tinker Bell
Ghe
Wamen
Mrs. Burnett
Tinker Ball
Latchers
J ‘H.ds
Maryland
New York
Pattern order notice for Wateclos Evening Courier
The Evening Courier advertises up-to-date fashion patterns from the Fashion Department. Send orders to Waiterloo with 15 points per pattern and expect delivery within about ten days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Wiaterloo
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