Social notes of Cedar Heights church and community events
Cedar Heights Community church hosts a luncheon at a parishioner’s home with plans for a next year study program. Shriner and Masonic dances, drama rehearsals for a hospital fund charity, new cast members, and social gatherings across local clubs are described along with farewell courtesies to Mrs. Jaeger and daughter.
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Cedar Heights
Shriner’s Club
Armory
Drama
Presby
Terian Hospital Building Fund
Miriam Marsh
Florence Clay Knox
Dora Wade O'Keefe
With The Clubs Social Notes and Weddings
Report of Kum Chat a While club meeting with Mrs Susan George and election of officers for Riverside Drive club and Galloway Social union. Includes reminiscences, gifts, and social details plus Kellogg Janes wedding at Grace M. church parsonage and California guests at The Ambassador.
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Walt Whitman
Susan George
J. A’ Munson
George
Henry Hoffman
John George
Riverside Drive Club
Emmet Miller
H. A. Gee
Kirk Stewart
Robert Price
Paul Ewing
Gee
Beauty Chats orEdna Kent Forbes Beauty Chats
Edna Kent Forbes answers readers on aging and youth preservation. Key tips emphasize air, exercise, sleep, and water to stay youthful. Readers ask about health topics like warts nails hair and eye care with practical advice and gentle cautions.
Side Talks Sy Ruth Cameron and Small Gifts
A column explores how people express generosity beyond formal presents. Anecdotes describe giving in tiny acts, like gifting etched cards, peppermints, or small tokens, and ponder whether readers are the kind who convey care through subtle, thoughtful gestures.
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Cedar Heights
Grandma Tabby Teaches Kittens to Hunt Mice
The story follows Grandma Tabby guiding young kittens on rodent hunting through lessons on balance, effort, and caution. She explains not to overeat, to exercise, and to chase mice to a trap rather than letting them escape, while stressing responsibility to keep the home free of pests.
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Grandma Tabby
Tabby
Carpenters Meet But Take No Action On Wage Controversy
Carpenters union met last night but took no action amid stagnation of city building operations caused by refusal to work under the new wage scale adopted by master builders two weeks ago. Bricklayers have left plans with a committee, with no changes reported. builders show no movement to alter the situation.
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Carpenters Union
Mrs A Morris Injured In Fall From Chair
Mrs A Morris suffered a fall from a chair at her home 308 1 2 Fifth Street East. She struck her head, cut a deep gash, and wrenched her back. With no one else present she reached a phone and summoned her son C A Morris who was in the building’s first floor office.
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A. Morris
Fifth Street
C. A. Morris
Alumni to Meet at Greater Waterloo Clubrooms
West High students and alumni will gather at the Greater Waterloo association clubrooms Monday at 7 30 p m at the request of the west high club and the alumni A committee member said important matters would be discussed during the meeting.
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West High
Greater Waterloo Association
West High Club
Shriners to Aid Child in Nationwide Plan Des Moines Meet
National Shriner meeting in Des Moines June 34 16 discusses funding medical and musical care for crippled poor children with no discrimination. Iowa hosts and other states send representatives. bands, parades, and special trains planned to welcome guests and showcase Iowa heritage.
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Imperial Council
Des Moines
America
United States
Shriners
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Sioux City
Waterloo
Fla
el Kabir Temple
Jeomfort
Towa
Shrine
Portland
Ore
Iowa Shriners
Gardener Tips From Library Books For Home Gardens
A local feature highlights practical garden ideas drawn from library books and bulletins. It lists many titles on vegetable and flower gardening, noting resources from the US Department of Agriculture and Iowa State College, with references to school and community garden works and a San Antonio letter about Foley's Honey and Tar.
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Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Ames
Bailey
Brum
Livya
Rexford
Verrill
Mehel Osgood Wright
Fou
F. Albaugh
Belley
Cochrane
New Zealand
Cornelis
Dari
Harper's
Warner
Weed
Mrs. Wright
Henderson
Japan
Garden Magazine
A_ & P Department of Agricultural and
Towa State College
PROM
Benedictine
Holy Name Convent
San Antonio
Fla
Sedwerth
Baby Paul Eldon Lawrence Dies of Pneumonia
The 7 month old son of Mr and Mrs M J Lawrence of 204 Salisbury Street died of pneumonia at 7 p m yesterday. Survived by parents a sister Helen and a brother Percy. Private funeral services were held from Kistoer s chapel at 3 p m today with burial in Farrview cemetery.
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Baby Lawrence
Paul Eldon Lawrence
M. J. Lawrence
Salisbury Street
Helen
Percy
Kistoer
Farrview Cemetery
Local civic talks fill Waterloo luncheon docket
Mantaville Flowers will speak to the Rotary club at Black's tearoom noon Monday on patriotism and lyceum work. Waterloo realtors meet for appraisal and advertising talks at the Greater Waterloo association. Kiwanis discuss measuring mentality at Black's tearoom Tuesday noon. Lions plan dinner and dance Wednesday night at Peerless bakery. Thursday noon features From Producer to Consumer and timber conservation talks at Black's tearoom.
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Mantaville Flowers
Rotary Club
Black
Flowers
Lyceum
Chautauqua
International Lyceum and Chautauqua Association
Waterloo Realtors
Greater Waterloo Association
Des Moines
Kiwanianus
Black’s
George E. Pike
Fred J. Clark
A. F P. Gates
C. A. Morris
Paul Degis
John Sweener
Waterloo
HA Boysen
Morris
Themelves
William Langlas
Federal Reserve
J. 1 Jones
Guy Lee
Lions Club
Peerless Bakery
K.P
Noor
Black’s Tearoom
A. J. Willtord
Stephen D. Brown
Funeral for Mrs Strayer Attended by County Officials
Funeral services for Mrs W J Strayer wife of the county board chairman were held at the Baptist church in Hudson with Rev John Bodepham Riceville officiating. The county board attended the service along with county auditor E W Esher county recorder Jennie Bird and county home officials Mr and Mrs Glen W Morris steward and matron. Senator J Raia-
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W. J. Strayer
County Board of Supervisors
Baptist Church
Hudson
John Bodepham
Riceville
E. W. Esher
Biss Jennie Bird
Glen W.morris
J. Raia
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns Notice
Water downed OCR text advertises obtaining up-to-date Courier pattern designs from the Fashion Department. Enclose 15 cents per pattern and send to Waterloo for quick processing. Patterns are stated to arrive within ten days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo
Lyon
Yee Mon Trial: Dora Convicted of Assault in Third Degree
Yee Mon testified against Joe Dora, a Filipino, in Seattle court where medical evidence showed a fractured skull. An interpreter translated the testimony as Dora admitted striking Yee Mon. steel knuckles were introduced as evidence. Dora claimed fists were used and the jury found him guilty of third degree assault with sentence deferred.
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Seattle
Wash
Yee Mon
Joe Dora
Yee
Dora
Yee Man
John P. Berry Renews Sixtieth Courier Subscription
John P. Berry announces at this office this morning that he renews his subscription to the Courier for the sixtieth time, continuing a long running support of the publication.
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Courier
John P. Berry
Tohn P. Berry
The Courier Sixtieth Year Recalled by James Berry
In a reminiscence tied to the Civil War era, James Berry recalls subscribing to The Courier in 1861, the year conflict began, when his father sent him to subscribe with a note that he wanted the best newspaper as war broke out. Berry served 35 years at Waterloo water works, including 25 years as general superintendent.
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Courier
James Berry
Berry
Waterloo Waterworks
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