Annual society picnics and weddings in Waterloo region
Multiple social gatherings are described including Walnut Street Baptist Sunday school picnic at Elk Run with 125 attendees, Rainbow Veterans at Cedar Heights park, and First Congregational church members at Byrnes park. Weddings include Miss Murrie Johnston and Edward Steinmetz and Miss Magdalen Schmitz Andrew Salz engagements and related social events.
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Walnut Street Baptist
Elk Bus
Waterloo
J. Tucker
Lyons
Roy Short
Rose Lucas
Arthur Beilis
Elmer Togerson
Edna Lucas
Harold Lyons
Hisis Lucas
Valeria McLaughlin
Blanche Martin Petersen
Mabel Widell
Ralph Slippr
Roy Hulett
Arthur Bellis
J. J. Robinson
Rock Island
B. M. Thomas
Cleveland
H. C. Wurster
Rainbow Veterans and Women
Rainbow Circle
Cedar Heights Park
Good Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Byrnes Park
Trinity American Lutheran Church
A. F. Hoenig
First, Presbyterian Church
Steinmetz
Johnston
Murrie
Buffalo Center
Edward . Steinmetz
Williams
Wardle
Methodist Episcopal
David Harrison
Missi Jeanie Harrison
Teachers’ College
Algona
Juligme
Magdalen Schmitz
Andrew Salz
Art Reiter
la Porte City
John P. Salz
Mariel Archer
Henry Bunnell
H. I. Merlein
Northern Baptist Convention
Des Moines
Maude Stow
Local clubs hold gatherings with games and picnics
Mrs. Pashby hosts Triple Four events with guests and prizes won by Mrs. Bassarear and Miss Stewart. Luncheon at 5 pm and a theatre party to end the evening. D C O club played 500 with Mrs. Bassarear and Miss Stewart winning. B B club notes a letter from Astoria, Ore. Picnics planned at Ced ar River park and John Manson residence.
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Harry Pashby
Triple Four Club
Jennie Stober
C. R. V. Bassarear
Naomi Stewart
Ceddar River Park
John Becker
Stewart
D. CO .D. Club
Romeo
Fred Kohl
F. Lawson
Earl Ainslie
Ed Kamiske
Astoria
Ore
B. B. Club
Ralph Koester
John Manson
Gilbertville
N. Erpelding
Raymond
Will Wieden
Lintner
Reymond
George Jump
F. O. P. Club
M. D. Brown
Ruth Vaughn
Jessie Brown
Gene Payton
Anna Kruse
Jack Snyder
J. J
All Pleasure Is Half Subjective
Side Talks by Roth Cameron reflects on how mood colors travel pleasure and daily joys. A ruined day follows a couple's quarrel, illustrating how irritability can tint even sunny landscapes with clouds and spoil anticipated happiness.
Five Injured in an Auto Smashup
In Cedar Rapids Iowa a speeding car attempting to pass collided with Fred Gray’s car sending both into a ditch. Five people were hospitalized with serious injuries including a fractured skull. One victim, known as Theodore, died or was near death. The Greeks were among the injured. Theodore was the driver of the speeding car.
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Cedar Rapids
Theodore
Fred
Gray
Private Banks Change to Be State Banks
Des Moines reports arcadia bank in Carroll county converts from private to state status. The institution with 400000 dollars in deposits will be capitalized at 30000 dollars. J. C. Prater serves as president. State banking department notes many private banks statewide changing to state banks.
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Des Moines
Bank of Arcadia
Carroll County
J. C. Prater
State Banking Department
Vacation Bible Pupils Demonstrate At Westminster Church
Closing the vacation bible school tonight, pupils present a practical demonstration of work completed. Dr. A. O. Preston conducts devotionals with Mrs. EB. Nelson and assistants guiding music. Handwork exhibits are explained by Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Frost, Miss Paden, Miss Dane, Miss Van Deren and Harold Wolf. Audrey Strarer directed the kindergarten. Friday the children’ll picnic at Byrnes park.
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A. O. Preston
EB. L. Nelson
EB. G. Gould
Josephine Lumry
O. O. Wolf
M. M. Frost
Ruth Paden
Mildred Dane
Irene van Deren
Harold Wolf
Audrey Strarer
Byrnes Park
Scientist Colleges Plan Not Backed by Church
The University Development Corporation, formed under Arizona law, aims to found Christian Science children’s schools but is described as private enterprise with no church involvement. Willard J. Welch of Iowa City, head of the Christian Science committee on publication, clarifies the project exists only on paper and lacks church sanction.
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University Development Corporation
Arizona
Children of
Courier
Phoenix
Artz
Corporation
Scientist Colleges
Church of Christ
Scientist
Willard J. Welch
Iowa City
Christian Science Committee
Iowa
Welch
Bishop's Cafeteria to Close July 4 Holiday
Waterloo citizens planning visits to Bishop's cafeteria on July 4 will find doors locked as the restaurant observes its first paid holiday since opening. Thirty five employees will have a day off, sparking a patron's joke about fasting that day. Laundry ad note included.
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Bishop's Cafeteria
Hubbards
Waterloo
Bishop's
Beauty Chats By Edna Kext Forbes
The health and beauty of a grown person's hair hinges on care in the first dozen years of life. The article notes children may inherit tendencies toward thin or weak hair, and to ward damage and premature gray.
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Dancroff
Cedar Rapids Prize Meanest Man Story Heads Home
Cedar Rapids IA June 36 A tree trimmer felled a limb and destroyed a nest of four fledglings. The Moore children watching the event pleaded to release the birds. The man refused then offered to return them for a dollar. The children pooled their allowance and paid the fee. One bird died. the others were saved.
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Cedar Rapids
W. A. Ball
Ernest R. Moore
Moore
Vernon Heights
Betty
Bob
Ruey
Tree Trimmer Stirs Rage Over Damages in Moore Incident
The narrative describes neighbors and Mrs. Moore reacting to a tree trimming dispute. Ed Moore, described as tall and strong, is urged to pursue the worker who left with a dollar and caused damage. A former lieutenant governor is referenced as a figure of strength in the community.
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Mr. Moore
Yobley
Moore
Chief Young Back Finds Fishing Good in Minnesota Lakes
Waterloo police Chief H. Young and family with Officer W. H. Wilson returned from a 10 day fishing trip to Lake Elysian. They traveled over 1000 miles and reported good water roads and favorable fishing with 32 bass caught on the final day.
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Young Back
Minnesota Lakes
Minnesota Lake
Waterloo
H. Young
W. H. Wilson
Lake Elysian
Chief Young
Young
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