Anniversary celebration for Miller couple in Orange
In celebration of their wedding anniversary Afr and Mes Miller of Orange hosted a daytime farm gathering. Oldest guest was 82 year old Mrs. Miller's mother Mya J Wo Aller. Family members and friends attended including Mr and Mrs Uo Miller, Mr and Mrs Frank Peck, Mr and Mrs C J Miller, Mr and Mrs Iva Pike, and Mr and Mrs J J Miller. Mrs Cunningham paid the wedding watch from 26 years ago. Two sons Blaine and Horr helped present flowers. Dinner at noon, afternoon listening to radio. bridge club and social notices follow with local hostess names and upcoming meetings.
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Miller
Orange
Mr. Miller
Wail
Mya
J. Wo Aller
Me. Miller
Mra
Uo i. Miller
Frank Peck
C.J. Miller
Iva Pike
Cand
J.J. Miller
Wol. Cunningham
Mra Cunningham
Miler
Blaine
Horr
Rages
Tome
Grace King's Heralds Shamrock Party at Adams Home
Grace Methodist Episcopal church Grace King's Heralds society met at Kathleen and Mary Jean Adams home for a shamrock party. Thirty three members attended with two new members Wilma and Hrege Davidson present. C W Cotton shared missionary life in Greenland. A program featured piano pieces readings and songs followed by refreshments.
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King's Herald Society of Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church
Kathleen
Mary Jean Adams
Wilma
Hrege Davidson
Sig. C. Wl Cotton
Greenland
Virginia
Smeling Wittens
Ruth Sifert
Ceo Soto
Jernice Butler
Afana Ente
Ruth Wartz
Wedding Anniversary Observed for Joseph Andersons
Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson were surprised Sunday at their home by about 100 friends for their fifteenth wedding anniversary. Mrs Anderson's mother Mrs G F Paul and her sisters hosted, with gifts of cut glass from BE FP Feely. The evening featured supper, games, and radio music.
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Joseph. Anderson
Uréir
Anderson
Paul
Stuminie
Readlyn
Wilk
Herman
Klinger
Thelma
Gaya Tha
Measured Cedar Heights Woman's Club meeting announced
The Cedar Heights Woman's Club gathers Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. Reptard and Mrs. F. A. Cage as assistants. Members respond to roll call on the topic A Bird I Have Known. Ht. Bafield will discuss Birds and Their Haunts. Bird Soles to be presented by John Liffring. Also notes a quilting prep and a late change to the meeting day.
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Tle Mothers’ Department of the Cedar
Heights
Woman's Club
E. Reptard
F. A. Cage
Bafield
John Liffring
Plymouth Society St Patrick Social Entertainment
The Plymouth Society hosts a St Patrick's Day social in the Plymouth Congregational church basement tonight. J. M. Godstring will present slides, with amusement for all ages. Booths feature a country store, plus pies, doughnuts, and water. Admission is free.
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Plymouth
Mymonth Congregational Church
J. Tf
Y. Moh
Miss Gleason to Attend Iowa Music Clubs Board Meeting
Mildred Gleason state resource secretary of the Iowa Federation of Music Clubs will attend the board meeting next Monday in Des Moines. Mrs. Mildred Liliman Kelly national music federation president will be present. The meeting accompanies the Iowa State Music Teachers' Association convention in Des Moines March 29 23. Miss Gleason belongs to the Natal Music Club of cis eits.
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Mildred Gleason
Iowa Fiseration of Music Clubs
Moiay
Des Staines
MidgardLiliman Kelly
National Music Federation
Towa
Congregational Women to Meet Throughout Week
The First Congregational Church hosts three women’s teams gatherings this week. Team Et meets Wednesday at 104 Leland Avenue home of Mrs. Ty L Johnson for a 2 p.m. picnic. Team D gathers Thursday at 514 Kingbird Avenue hosted by Mrs. W H Hoover. Team 4 meets Friday at Mrs. Roger Hirdsall’s 406 Wellington Street home.
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First Congregational Church
Ty. L. Johnson
Leland Avenue
W.H. Hoover
Church Night Observed At St Pauls Tuesday With Talk
St Pauls holds Church Night Tuesday with Dr F C Wit Zigman district superintendent presiding. Supper at 6 20 served by Division Six of the Ladies Aid Society under Mrs Edith Betfghcot. Quarterly conference will report officers and follow a talk by Dr Wit Zigman on modern direch work. Birthdays in January February and March guests at Waterloo review picnic supper. bazar handkerchiefs to be donated. program includes Katherine Sawyer dance and music by Mrs J L Dolan and A Hoffmann. Mrs T B Minning to deliver review of The Miracle.
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St. Pauls
Em Eric
F. CG. Witzigman
Lades' Aid Society
Edith Betfghcot
Witzigmad
Waterloo Review
George Krieniin
Sacred Heart Holiday Play With Parish School Students
Father J M Molloy announces a Sacred Heart parish event to be staged Wednesday evening in the school hall. The program features a comedy entertainment by Phe Privat Pate and a cast including Mark Strubel Frank Meare vey Pont Penney Albert tawlings Han u Murphys Lucile Gufty Lucile Schamitt and Gerald Schmitt with student performers and orchestra selections interspersed.
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Sacred Heart
Patelek
Jiall
Willl
J. M. Molloy
Mark Strubel
Frank Mearevey
Pont Penney
Albert Tawlings
hAnu Murphys
Lucile Gufty
Lucile Schamitt
Gerald Schmitt
Easter Dance Planned by Waterlog Woman's Club
Waterlog Woman's Club announces an Easter dance for members and friends at the Morel Russell-Lamason home in April. Mrs Russell Sleg chairs the arrangements and the Waterloo breakfast wedding of Kathryn Shimer is noted with Mr Arthur Viel presenting a gold watch.
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Waterlog Woman's Club
Morel
Russell-Lamason von April Te Wells Orchestra
Russell Sleg
Church News From First Congregational and Related Groups
Church activity notes list meeting times for the Woman's organization at the First Congregational church with Mrs. Howard Bure in charge and Iowa missionaries introduced by Mrs. J Heen mond Morgan, plus other group gatherings including Pilgrim Class at Mrs. Emma Flint's home, Westminster chapter meetings, a Triphony orchestra event, and a Daughters of Plymouth all day gathering with a picnic planned.
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First Congregational Church
Howard Bure
Iowa
J ‘Heenmond Morgan
A C. Lindner
Fred McClaine
St. Patrick's
Emma Flint
Kingsley Avenue
Postnuptial Celebrations Honor Howe Couple in Cedar Falls
Postnuptial parties and entertainments celebrated the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Howe. Guests included relatives and friends at 520 1-2 Ninth Street East and other homes. Dinners, showers, birthday surprise events, and card games filled the week as community members hosted gatherings and club meetings.
Scoutmaster School to Train Waterloo Scouts Leaders
Scoutmaster training to boost leadership for 23 Waterloo council troops. First session tonight at First Presbyterian Church, five nights, directed by Arthur F. Jury. About 40 scouts and assistants expected, with program covering openings, knots, oath and laws, flag history, investiture, games, and assignments.
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Waterloa
U.S
City in Brief Notes From Waterloo Club Meetings and Local Events
Kiwanis directors meet at Hotel Russell Lampson with a dinner and business session. Union station improvements install a new washroom for men. Brice Gates of Waterloo Rotary heads to Dubuque on March 22 to address their club. Mr. and Mrs. G J Woolley and daughter head to Little Boy Lake Minnesota for the summer resort. Charles Smith of 618 Bluff Street is convalescing at Presbyterian Hospital after a week as medical patient. Mrs. Will Burch moved from St Francis Hospital to the home of Mrs. John W Aiseree. Mrs. William Gray injured on ice at 347 Riehl Street while dining with hosts. Sheriff Wagner returns from Beardstown after 10 days at bedside of his father G A Wagner, near death from uramic poisoning. He visited siblings at Quines, Parkersburg, and traveled with his Cropper relatives. Mrs. Chris Johnson of Lin kins Street sold property in Independence to Vin McDonald. Mr Johnson plans Waterloo as permanent home. William Filppy, 1027 Fourth Street West, in critical condition after fever burns March 6 in basement fire. daughter says he has been in hospital. Edith Woom, former secretary to Dr Karl A Roadman, begins work as clerk in Clerk of Courts office, succeeding John May who resigned to join Mack Hawk County Abstract Company.
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Charles Smith
Smith Hotel
Bluff Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Will Burch
St. Francis Hospital
John W. Aiseree
Wellington Street
William Gray
Edward Malenke
Riehl Street
H. T. Wagner
Beardstown
G. A. Wagner
Jie Atcn
Quines
Clarence Cropper
Parkersburg
IB. Cropper
Chris Johnson
Anklin Street
Arsimelley
Independenca
Vin McDonald
Johnson
Accient
Edith Woom
Karl A. Roadman
Grate M. EL Church
J. W. Thampson
John May
Hhe
New York
Dryden
Aphra Ben
Mrs. Delaney
Byron
Praed
Fielding
Maria 'Edgeworth
Charlotte Bronte
George Eliot
Richard Brinsley Sheridan
A Malaprop
Malaprop
Winifred Jenkins
Tabitha Bramble
Smallett
Humphry Clinker
Ates
B. B Shillaker
Partington
Boston Post
George Bernard Shaw
Eliza Doolittle
Reg Malion
Samuel Johnson
Shakespeare
United States Senate
Alexander Smyth
Virginia
House of Representatives
Henry Clay
Clay
Ton Dowse
London ‘Times
Funkals’ Row Standard
Jane Austen
Oxford University Press
Malapropism and its famous linguistic missteps through history
New York march 13 a study traces malapropism from Dryden to Mrs Malaprop and Eliza Doolittle. It notes how misused words reveal ignorance yet also charm, with examples from Sheridan Shaw Johnson and Shaw reflecting how language slips expose character.
Davis Plans Industrial Accidents Inquiry For Summer
Secretary of Labor Davis announced a Washington conference on prevention of industrial accidents involving U.S. industry leaders. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates place fatalities around 21,000 annually with wage losses of over 1 million dollars. He urged public awareness of the human cost to industrial prosperity.
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Washington
D. C
INS
United States
Davis
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Fast High Cagers Banquet Set For Next Monday Night
East 1 High basketball team hosts a banquet at Black's Tea Room next Monday evening. Guest list includes 12 players, principal WWJ Milter, and district superintendent Charries W. Kline. Attending players include Harold Blim Tommy Thompson Frank Bicker Rex Smith Lionel Rose Mitton Tounshoudeau Clyde Demmel Clyde Artus Gerald Wilkins John Sansone Dan Sansone Frank Snyder Tarpy and the Tarpy family’s six year old daughter is noted among attendees.
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M."e. Makeover
East 1 High
Black
WW. J. Milter
East Hiigh
Charries W. Kline
East District
Harold Blim
Tommy
Thompson
Frank Bicker
Rex, Smith
Lionel Rose
Mitton Tounshoudeauy
Clyde ‘Demmel
Clyde Artus
Gerald Wilkins
John Sansone
Dan Sansone
Frank Snyder
Quarantine in Tarpy Street As Scarlet Fever Case Rises
A scarlet fever quarantine was imposed today at 938 Fourth Street West Tarpy. A Milwaukee woman identified as Ailee Farquhar, 20, faces divorce accusations against her husband Duane, 25, claiming she paid honeymoon expenses and room charges, then alleges he saw her with other women.
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Fourth Street
Alice
Mibwaukee
Wis
Morel
Afra
Ailee Farquhar
Duane
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Young Men‘s Christian Association
TL. L. Wait
American Youth Foundation
D. A. Vo
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Jack Dalensifer
Veterans Daughters
Mel Oo
Daughters of the Union
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Church News
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Prospect Avenue
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Triphony
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James Black
C. O. Trambaer
Daughters of Plymouth
National Church
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Ell. Kresstoy
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Foavinighty Club
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Cedar. Falls
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Forkview Apartments
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Scoutmaster School
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Wondith St. Bridge
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lampson
Union
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Waterloo Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Dubuque
G. J. Woolley
Tomor Crow
Minnesota
Little Boy Lake
Literary Review
Lord Dunsany
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London
MGN
Sirr Williams Purze
Tyro
Empire
Lon Beatty
Prince of Wales
Penie Horn
R. J
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Copenhagen
Dunia
Mrs. Lund Christensen
West Fourth St
Japan
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Hyson the Fowler
Jawa
Ted Bootery
Witto
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Sminr
Wres Nee
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