Charity Ball Plans By Elks Lodge Highlighted By Music And Guests
A society committee led by George Shoemaker plans a high jewelry charity ball at the Elks new home tomorrow night. Two orchestras will entertain on two floors with waltzes polkas and dances. Proceeds will benefit charity and invites extend to all. Cards available from committee members or at the Elks building. Hosts include Joe Raymond and others from Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Charles City and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Lodge
Ordur
Virginia
George Shoemaker
Joe Raymond
Lloyd Thunkelberg
Burr
Tawse
Ray C. Eggert
B. B. Hunter
Aecording
Raymond Hiks
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Charles City
Oclwein
Wateriesie
Waterloo
Elks
Theo Siving
McRoberts Swede Nuptials Held at Greene Residence
The McRoberts Swede wedding occurred Monday afternoon at the residence of Mround Mre O Wage a Grant avenue. Kev A. VP. ULDILY read the ceremony at the Church of the Brethren, with a small group of friends present. Out of town guests included Mrs. fiwurge Swede Grundy Venter and Alberta McRoberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miks Rana Swele
Gramity Center
Herak Metroberts
Wage
Grant
Kev A. VP
Blough
Church of the Brethren
Glidys Sanmpson
Marge
Mizabeth
Fiwurge
Grundy Venter
William IL McRoberts
Greer Prong
Greer Prong, Or the Bridegruvwim, and Mera McRoberts
Alberta
Canada
McRoberts
Greene
Waterloo
Hoff Dairy
Mee Roberts
Grandy Center
Gates Business College
Mauser & Fell
Leavitt Street
B Natural Guest Party Planned For April 25
Miss Lilian Lohner hosted a B Natural Music Club gathering with Mrs N C Altland and others. Miss Mae Howell spoke on The Third Stage of the Orchestra amid musical numbers by Ethelbert Nevin and Harold Faith as preparations for the annual guest party proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian Lohner
N.C. Altland
Mae Howell
Ethelbert Nevin
Alg. Kesster
C. Ness
Harold Faith
Smith P
Francis B- Paulenca
Past Matrons of Becker Chapter Hold Meeting
Becker Chapter Past Matrons met at the home of Mrs. EB Dunkel yesterday with twelve women present. Mrs. Dunkeberg and her daughter Ruth entertained with piano selections as plans were discussed for the annual past matrons and patrons night on April 7 at the Masonic temple. Lulu Ladage will host the club in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Miner
EB. E. Dunkelt
Dunkeberg
Ruth
Masonic Temple
General Invitation to Naturalization Service Issued
Members of patristic societies and others are invited by the Woman's Relief corps to witness citizenship presentations. Papers for Naturalization Day are at 7:30 PM Thursday in the Central School assembly hall. Examinations Thursday at the courthouse. social hour and musical program follow Becker chapter meeting at 7:20 PM tomorrow in the temple space.
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Woman's Relief Corps
Assembly Hall
Central School
J. W. Thompson
Nouris
Order of
Af Becker Chapter
Espace Temple
Music Pupils to Give Recital at Sacred Heart Halls
The Sacred Heart School Music Department under the Sisters of Mercy will present the first in a series of three recitals in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening March 23. Eleanor Kelly Dorothy Cotton Charlene Jungen and Margaret Jungen will perform on piano and violin with additional recitals planned for April and May.
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Sacred Heart Chool
Sisters of Mercy
Eleanor Kelly
Dorothy Cotton
Charlene Jungen
Margaret| Jungen
Church Women Plan Meetings Across Local Congregations
A sequence of church group gatherings is set for Wednesday and tomorrow afternoon. United Presby Laders Aid meets at 2 30 at Mrs Edwin Zilners home with officer elections. Graves Memories U B Church Sisterhood hosts its regular meeting with Mary Bovey and HY Storris assisting. Various Ladies Aid and Missionary societies across Central Christian Calvary Evangelical and St Luke's plan dues and leadership events at church parlors and member homes.
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Yoosday Byvenbig
First Brethren
Bontrager
Daughters of Civil War Veterans —Memorial Hall
St. Paul's M
Bacred I. Shine
Sisterhood
Graves Memorial
U. S
George Bovey
Walnut Street Baptist Women
L. G. Adams
Black's Tearoom
Golden Link Club
James Houghton
United Presbyteria
Elmer Zilmer
Elks Charity Dall—Elks
Plymouth
Congregational Church
SL. Luke's
Martha Forbes
St. Mary's Auditorium
Rbeeker
O. EF. S
Ma Bonic Temple
Mystic Workers
K. of C_ hall
EU Gould Auxiliaers
Menion Ladies
United Presbyterian Laders’ Aid Society
Edwin Zilner
Sisterhood of the Graves Memories
United Brethren Church
Mary Bovey
HY. E. Storris
EL Oliver
A. KK. Smith
Valiant Street
L.G. Adams
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of Calvary Eyangelical Church
Christ Tehl
Robert Andee
A. J. Dyer
Sadie Barletrand
Charley Mitler
Women’s Wome and Foreign Missionary Society of St
Grace M E church class hosts annual dinner party
The Grace M E church young women's class held its annual dinner at D Blacks with 62 place settings. Miss Ine Wood presided as toastmistress, Miss Jessie Shirley played piano, and Dorothyr Wilbur with Harriet Egan sang. Miss Stare Amburn from China gave a talk. Bishop Titus Lowe attended after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Churet
E. J. Lockwood
D Black
Patrick Day
Ine K. Wood
Jessie Shirley
Dorothyr Wilbur
Harriet Egan
Stare Amburn
China
Cha
Mildred Schafer
Grace Church
Titus Lowe
Beauty Chat Warns About Inquiries and Remedies
The text discusses dubious health advice on using milk of magnesia, sugar starch, and other remedies. It warns about diagnosing and treating conditions without proper guidance and cautions against unsafe home remedies that claim to cure multiple ailments. It also mentions potential risks of overuse and suggests seeking professional evaluation for bladder and urinary concerns.
Waite City P L A Open Meeting Sponsored
An open meeting under the auspices of the city's Parent Teacher associations is set for 8 o clock Thursday evening. Address by Waite City P L A sponsor with speakers from the American Youth Foundation and Young Men’s Christian Association. The event occurs at the K of C hall with local community leaders scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thiri
Young Men's Christian Association
R. Lt. Waite
American Youth Foundation
Frahm Hosts Surprise Birthday by Waterloo Electrical Crew
Frahm foreman at Waterloo Electrical Supply was surprised at home 202 Reber Avenue last evening by fellow workers. Plans were by George Deyo and Mrs Frahm with guest Will Mevis Claude Stevens and others. Royal Neighbors card party and juvenile program set for Moose Hall Friday afternoon with refreshments and meetings through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AU. Frahm
Waterloo Electrical Supply Company
Reber Avenue
George Deyo
Frahm
Binco Wes Phiyed
Favors
Will Mevis
Claude S. Stevens
Dim Uuteher
George Neyo
Merritt
Wraher
A. Mason
Albert Johnson
Eieanor
Louise Frahm
Nathan C. Bryden
Dero
Royal Neighbors
Gannan Canmp
Moose Hail
CG. Jensen
John Trelbrook
jShort
Club Notes From Local Meetings
The report lists multiple club gatherings: a 1 o clock luncheon at Black's tearoom for the Bridge club. Mrs. Margaret Kilgore hosting the forger-Me-Not club Thursday afternoon with a picnic luncheon. FL GC. T. club surprised president Mrs. J. H. Poréupile at 610 Eleventh Street West with baskets and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Black’s Tearoom
Margaret Kilgore
forger-Me-Not Club
GC. T. Club
J. H. Poréupile
Eleventh Street West
Truman de Roame
John Rod
J. H. Rady
Wy Entwisle
Pareupile
Flinch
Disabled Veterans and Auxiliary Plan State Conventions
Disabled Veterans and Auxiliary schedule state conventions with meetings in Wa ters on April 29 and 30 and May 1. King Marson post 11 and its auxiliary appointed committees for entertainment and decorations. Carl I. Rietz posts commander notes more committees to be chosen. Auxiliary plans a dinner for convention guests April 30 with Mrs. Beckett and Mrs. Lloyd Beckett as buying committee and Mrs. Carl Kiotz overseeing decorations.
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D. A.V
Waters
King Marson Post
Alenio
Rial Hale
Tttchard J. Chaplan
Swaim
J. F. Balonsifer
Wis
Carl I. Rietz
I. B. Becker
Lloyd Beckett
Air
Carl Kiotz
Chaplan
Janes Foster
Cedar Falls
EB. Bh. Griffith
Balensifer
Rohit Heads West School Board Elects Officers
The West School Board of Education held a meeting last evening to elect officers after the Marely 8 election. Dr. Rohlf was chosen as president to succeed George W. Ailer, Noble Little was elected vice president, and W. I. Ogle was inducted as the new member.
School Census Initiatives and Garden Plans Approved
Merle Francis and the supervisory team have completed the school census and anticipate a June enumeration. Last year the district counted 4 604 school aged children. Board members approved school gardening plans for the coming season to encourage pupils to cultivate gardens throughout the west district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naining
Merle -Francis A& Enugalaratoy
Francis
Bouki
New Haven Baby Dies in OsageMarch 16 Report
Duaia Edward ten month old son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Shleek mer New Haven died Sunday in Osage. The brief notice records a tragic infant death with details limited to names and relationship and place of death.
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New Haven
Osage
Las
Duaia Edward
Atrs
Alfred Shleekmer
Simlay Ut
Big Diamond Dyes Advertise Permanent Colors for Garments
An old advertisement touts 15 cent dye directions and a line of "Big Diamond Dyes" claiming permanent colors for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It promises dyeing for silks ribbons skirts waists dresses coats stockings sweaters lace coverings hangings and draperies.
Stewart Manufacturing Company Renewal Filing
Certificate of renewal of the corporate life of the Stewart Manufacturing Company was filed today with the county recorder. The company, incorporated 20, ats agd, continues until 1945 under new articles. Capital stock is 150000, with 115000 common and 34000 preferred, officers include J. W. Stewart president W. H. Stewart treasurer and AL G Agnew vice president and secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Manufacturing Company
County Recorder
Ats Agd
Thev
J. W. Stewart
W. H. Stewart
AL G. Agnew
Sloan's Liniment for Quick Backache Relief
A New York woman recounts using Sloan's Liniment from her medicine cabinet to alleviate a backache in half an hour. The remedy stimulates circulation, reaches aching tissues, and provides immediate relief without rubbing, with a 25 cent price at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sloan
Sloan’s
Funeral rites held for Phe. Inc. in New Haven
Funeral ceremonies for Phe. Inc. were conducted at 10 am Monday at the Catholic church in New Haven with Rev. Father Tihenn officiating. The item also mentions a prosecutor connected with hanging sentences and a woman’s ninth divorce filing amid a chaotic paragraph of names and rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inc. Phe
Tha’ Catholic Church
New Haven
Father Tihenn
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