Westminster presby Sunday school leaders elected
Members of two Westminster Presbyterian women’s groups elected at the annual session held Wednesday afternoon. Names: Mrs. R A Faden president. Mrs K Binkwils vice president. Mrs Pass secretary. Mr Kirk treasurer. Mrs A O Taylor teacher. Westminster Workers chose officers for 12 months including Mrs C Sweitzer president and Mrs W A Kirk secretary. Other society items noted include St Johns Young People and Legion Auxiliary activities.
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Westminster Presbyterian Sunday School
R.A. Faden
Kb.inkwils
Kirk
Tahor
Westminster
AL PL. Mequawn
C. , Sweitzer
W. A. Kirk
H. B. Baby
Mg G.L. Mazen
Measurer
New
Parishioners Entertained at Congregational Supper
About 1250 parishioners enjoyed a church supper organized by the Women of First Congregational. Hosts and table captains included Mrs G H Davis and Mrs C Wilk Litdner with other officers coordinating seating and service in special rooms for guests.
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Jelnvel
Caplains
Sors
A. Taiadley
G. Hl. Davis
iMre
T.l. Exo
Liane Nuivond
C. Uu
Wilk Afra
Litdner
Lovejoy
Jey Carleton Sing
Mes. J
EL Isadywick
Canes Cuseqndei
Box Sociable Planned by O. and S. Meeting
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star sets a March 31 meeting with a musical program and playlet reveal. A colonial team event is planned for April with Becker chapter cooperation and six officers announced for the stand committee.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Becker
Stand
Roy Ini Jelt
Jolt W. al Jer
Mary Ethel Dixon
Charles A
Chickersinew A
Wl McBarlane
Ros Short
Charleston
Merle Smith
Martie Hillg
Naue
W. W. Gallup
Redding
Helen Axtell
Roy Gilfillan
Don Gilley
Margaret Gallup
Gladys Fannan and Ray C Gig Wed at Fannan Home
Miss Gladys Fannan married Ray C Gigan at 8 PM yesterday in the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs F P F Fannan 219 Mohawk Street The ceremony by Rev Clinton F Smith used pink and white arch decorations The bride wore tan crepe with a corsage of Columbine roses and sweetpeas Attendant Adele Kramer best man Vern Gigl reception by the bride’s mother Afterward the Gig family will live on a Route 6 Waterloo farm
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Gladys Fannan
Ray C
F. PF. Fannan
Mohawk Street
Clinton F. Smith
First Congregational Church
W B A Reviews Hold Joint Meet In Cedar Falls
Miss Harriett Olson of Des Moines spoke to about two million members across three reviews. Cedar review hosted Waterloo and Cedar Falls members with an afternoon program and picnic supper. Aliss Olson and Mrs Matie Paing of Webster City outlined welfare efforts across 40 Iowa counties.
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Harriett Olson
Des Moines
AY. B.A
Port Huron
Cedar Review
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Aliss Olson
Matie Paing
Webster City
Iowa
Steffen Hosts Civic Session On Finger Printing Crime
Women invited to a Civic Department program at Waterlin Waorin's club to hear Steffen, a fingerprint expert from the police department, discuss identification by fingerprints. Tiny O. Begert, postmaster, will speak on public service policy. Virginia Gable will provide piano numbers.
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Civic Department
Waterlin Waorin
Adl Steffen
Telly Police Department
Te Zo
Cme
Mr. Steffen
Tiny O. Begert
Dlue Ag
Virginia Gable
Daughters of Two Counties Meet in Waterloo
King's Daughters of Mizpah Circle in Waterloo host guest Mrs. Nt Ws Gergey as Buchanan and Black Hawk units prepare for the branch convention in We terlon in April. Luncheon reservations to Mrs. J G Ralston and Mrs. Ida Mansfield. Sessions at Young Women's Christian Association. Musical interlude by Sarah Shelton Louis Wood Eva Myers and Margaret Noonan. Refreshments served by local volunteers.
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King’s Daughters
Mizpah
Ws Gergey
Buchanan
Black Hawk County
Weterlon
J. G. Ralston
Waterloo
Ida Mansfield
Young Wenen
Christian Association
Sarah Shelton
Louis Wood
Eva Myers
Margaret Noonan
J. A. Worley
J. W. Wilson
Eb Petrie
R E. Meserve
Narris
Bondurant
Lindeman-Gnagy Marriage Read by Bride's Father
The wedding of Migs Inez Juanita Ghagy and Almed p. (hinter in Dysart) took place at 1 o'clock last evening at the bride's home in Medar Heighta. Rev HW AL Gnagy officiated from the Church of the Brethren. Miss Leila Blough sang as the bridal party entered. The bride wore pene ble gut velvet with veoreet and sangrage of Stribulat iva. Relatives traveled from Dysart, including William Lindeman and family. After congratulations, guests were served. the couple will reside on a farm near Dysart after a trip to Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Migs Inez Juanita Ghagy
Almed P
Hinter
Dysurk
Itha
Medar Heighta
AL Gnagy
Church of the Brethreny
Leila
Miss Blough
Maule Neelor
William’ Lindeman
Wilfred
Howard Lindeman
Albert Gragy
Lindeman
H . Goney
Jim Fleights
First Presbyterian Majel Guild Plans Spring Luncheon
The Majel Guild of First Presbyterian hosted a spring luncheon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Trudgian on Vinton Street. Guests included Elmer Montgomery and Mrs. William G. Montgomery. Mrs. EB Bell and Mrs. Kilgore chaired event duties while Blinche Douglas and Ruth Mervill provided entertainment and readings.
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Cronjp
A. CG
Trudgian
Vinton Street
Guy Hoppes
Tiane Naim
Malata Reef
Annard Spring Innehjoo
Majel Guild
John Duniess
Paul Venter
St Presbyterian
Elmer Montgomery
William G. Montgomery
EB. W. Bell
JW. Kilgore
Imrs
Blinche Douglas
Ruth Mervill
Alyce Robinson
Anna Mae
Teideman
Louis Guperk Bickenhueh
B. W. Bell
Rob
Church and civic groups hold meetings across town
The report lists multiple church and auxiliary events. Talks by Her Warry Longley of Iowa City at Christ Episcopal Parish House. Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae at Young People's Club. St. Josephs parish thimblebee. Cedar Falls union invitation to WCG members. Zion Evangelical session with a program on Columbia. Ladies Auxiliary picnic and venue details. birthday celebrations and various gatherings at Trinity American Lutheran and other local sites.
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Christ Episcopal Parish
Priday
Warry
Longley
Iowa City
Towa
Presbyterian Hospital
W. CG
Cedar Falls Union
Zion Evangelical Church
Ninth and
Claystre
Thomas Que Ilarrisau
New York City
College
Dave
Cedar Falls High School
Adam
Eva
Stanley Wood
Lian Petersen
J. 2. Lake
Ruth Cage
Louise Livintsol
Clarence Paulsen
Imallett Casie
Garry Birch
Cedar Falls
C. TU
Byanselival
Winerloo
Cedar Heights
Cedar Fa
Daughters of the Ameri Revolution
Presbyterian Church House
Ars
Coddington
Alta Freemutag
Anna K
Former Waterloo Priest Dies at Age 50
Rev. Father Henry JH Pearkenbruck aged 50 formerly prominent in Waterloo Catholic circles died in Seattle Washington. He served as pastor at St. Marys Church Waterloo from 1906 to 1914 and organized its choir. He later served as chaplain at a Catholic hospital in Wenatchee Washington with funeral planned in Dubuque Iowa and internment at Mt Carmel Cemetery.
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Henry JH. Pearkenbruck
St. Francis Hospital
St. Marry School
Loced
La‘ayette
Third Streets
Pasha Parkenbrack
Diyt
Srereli
Wash
Isothony Igs Cher
Chaphtin
Wenatchee
Father Farkenbrack
St. Mary's Church
Waterloo
St. Dyersyill
Dubuque
Local clubs and social events noted in afternoon gatherings
Tancheon Bridge Sixteenam Jen joined a bridge session at Blick Tea Room after a 1 pm luncheon hosted by Mrs. C C Thompson. St Patrick's emblems and colors used. Priday Study Club hosts Mrs F C Sage police matron to discuss problems of a waterman, with a talk on Friday. Tomorrow afternoon a pre- Friday Study Club at Mrs Kiinga man’s residence. Central lodge holds special meeting at Firemen's Hall at 7:30 pm for important business.
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Women's Relief Corps
Averice Gilley
Saran Hood
Addie McCormick
J. M. Cerda
Victor Nichols
Rosé Glendy
Fred Moore
B. H. Balemer
Tancheon
Sixteenamjen
Blick
C. C. Thompson
St. Patrick’s
sSirs
F. C. Sage
Bart
Charles Kiingaman
Sluxillacy
Central Lodge
Homemade beauty tips for skin and hair care
The article shares do it yourself beauty routines using oats and natural ingredients. It suggests making an oatmeal paste from ground oats for exfoliation and masks, with hot water rinses and gentle brushing, plus a soft paste for skin softness and a facial scrub.
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Tmrf
Club Notes Altre Gathers Members in Evening Meeting
In a lively session, Mr Mer Marsan led the club as new members were welcomed. Karl A. Fredin and Mrs. Tigres joined Dowate and other attendees. High scores and social hostesses defined yesterday's gathering with Mrs. Withiam Stover set to host in five weeks.
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Marsan
Cameron and
Ute
Oink
Monson
Karl A. Fredin
Triple KF
Thay
Rawora
Ghiay
Starmy Wark
Oenovar
Char Pare
Baker
Dan Neil
Fred
Stevens
Withiaar Stover
Free Home for Aged Ministers Planned in Florida
An announced project aims to build a free home for aged ministers in Florida. The facility is described with three wings and will be located at a site in Springs, Gl County, as part of a government or church related effort to provide support for clergy seniors.
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York
Mareh Bi
Dares Pennes
Wil Haye
Sim
Firean Case
Springs
Chiy County
Florida
Pitranty
Monticella incident ends in self harm as constable arrives
A chaotic scene unfolds as a man shoots himself when a constable nears, amid a volley that also injures his wife and forces the arrest of others. The event leads to charges and a public reaction with stray mentions of a local party and family names.
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Monticella
Nevin
Two Deaths and Multiple Accidents Strike Cedar Falls Streets
The Cedar Falls community records two fatalities and several injuries from falls on icy sidewalks since December. Mrs. L. S. Parsons died after a skull fracture on Sixteenth Street West, while Henry G. Vinatt, 83, died following a fall near his Twenty-second Street West home. Emma Mauser and Daisy Wilson sustained hip injuries, with Emma Myers breaking a leg en route to Teachers College.
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Henry G. Vinatt
Civinae
Twenty-second Street West
Hjndes
Emma Mauser
Deisy Wilson
Mauser
L. Ds. Thierman
Ema Myers
Waterloo
Teachers College
Aen Memorial Hospital
Emma Beck
Evanselva Parsonage
Legion
American Legion Post
Atntetic Stuuls
Mywsie
WLI
Belle Anderson Dies After Long Illness in Porte City
Mrs Belle Anderson died Wednesday at her Porte City home after a long illness. Survived by two sons Merle and Robert and a daughter Winogens, with funeral arrangements and church services noted, including a Presbyterian Methodist service and local mourners listed. The notice mentions burial plans and names several local residents and families.
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Belle Anderson
Mre
Anderses
Dr. Ruskin to Give Lecture Series Here Next Week
Dr John Ruskin will visit next week for lectures and motion pictures under the auspices of the Waltonians. He will address high schools clubs and present shows at the Waterloo theatre Thursday to Saturday. The Wallon Jexgia chapter added 107 new members last night, totaling 204 since the campaign started, with overall enrollment near 600.
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Join W. Ruskin
Arcte
Jark Walton League
Waltonians
W. A.’ Hendry
Ruskin
Wualerloo
Hemley
Wild Life
Urenv
Ieudry
Wallon
Oelwein Woman Dies Alone and Friendless
An Oelwein woman identified only as Mrs Rutledge died alone last night at the northeast edge of town. An attack of gall stones is believed to have caused her demise. Her husband’s whereabouts are unknown and no relatives are named.
Watch Your Breakfast Start The Day Right With Quaker Oats
An early 20th century style health note urges a balanced breakfast and promotes Quaker Oats as a complete morning meal. It highlights 16 percent protein, 58 percent carbohydrate, vitamins, and fiber as key benefits, claiming quick preparation in three minutes and superiority over plain toast as a reliable energy source.
Cedar Falls Wedding in Evangelical Ceremony
Miss Sncalenainan Sumner and Herbert Faust Barlville wed last night in Cedar Falls with Rev J J Waunt presiding. The bride is a college student and the groom a Westgate teacher.
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Cedar Falls
Cedaralls
Sncalenainan
Sumner
Herbert Faust
Barlville
J. J. Waunt
Cedar Walls
Evangelical Church
Westgate
Diamond Dyes Said To Suit Any Fabric Color
A brief note advises buyers to tell their druggist the fabric type and desired shade when choosing Diamond Dyes. It clarifies whether the dye is for wool, silk, cotton, or mixed goods to ensure proper color results.
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Moe
Aekly
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Cedar County
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