Unusual Birthday and Anniversary Party at Zuehlke Home
Twenty four friends gathered at Mrs. QC A Zuehlke's home to mark six birthday anniversaries and a wedding anniversary. The event featured a long table with Easter lily shaded lights, a cake shaped like an Irish hat, red rose bouquets, shamrock decor, and themed place cards. After supper guests drew joke gifts from a grab bag and took part in stunts games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Zuehlke
William’ Montgomery
John Howe
Thadeus McNamee
Earl Chapman
Zuehike
Margaret ‘Howe
Lester Penn
Cuest
Ethel’ Montgomery
Russell
Howe
Dells
Evergreen ‘Avenue
Engagement Announcement and Society Visits Highlight Local Page
The notice records an engagement and upcoming society events. It mentions Miss Mary N Specapueh and Mr DeGon, attendance at a supper, and a forthcoming gathering hosted by Mrs Raymond Du Pre at 1418 Kimball Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society
Mi Ofste Francis - Hospital Ausittare
Raymond du Pre
Kimball Avenue
Club Notes Pattern for St Patrick’s Day Meeting
Club notes report a C club meeting at Mrs Frank Finn's home with members wearing green for St Patrick's day. High scores in 500 were won by Miss Martha Sweeney and Mrs Ella Litchfield. Guest Mrs Mary Valenting attended. Joyle club members plan a hex sociable tomorrow at the home of Mr and Mrs Alexander Muitch with their husbands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Club
Frank Finn
Martha Sweeney
Ella Litchfield
Mary Valenting
Joyle Club O
Alexander Muitch
Waterloo Woman's Club Event Schedule Disjointed
A fragmented local schedule lists various clubs and meetings across times and venues. Entries mention Waterloo Woman's club sections, Blue Triangle, Charity group, M. 3B lodge, LP ial, and several afternoon and evening gatherings at Moose hall and Royal Neighbors venues.
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Keening
Waterloo Woman's Club
Blue Triangle
Eee W. Gla
Lodge
Ial
Muncheon—Woman's Club
Worng‘s. Club
James Houghtor
Gold Leaf
Royal Neighbors
Moose Hall
Gordon Fay
D. A. RY. i Wigtikars Club
Jolks Club
Church News Bucks Bend Women Share Monthly Meeting
Church notes detail monthly gatherings across First Congregational Westminster United Presbyterian and Union churches. Activities include tea, program talks on China and rural life, Founder’s Day celebrations, a district mission meeting in St Paul’s, and planning for card parties and picnics.
Hints in Beauty Care Address Gray Hair Worries
Advice discusses gray hairs in young people and aging hair care. It cites caustic soaps as a factor and recommends gentler shampoos, scalp health, and consulting a specialist if premature graying occurs. It mentions a home hair tonic formula and makeup tips to alter facial appearance.
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Castile
Waterloo Woman's Club Plans Busy Meetings
Waterloo Woman's club schedules a packed program today and tomorrow with an evening election of officers, two one act plays, and discussions on department structure. Jean Wich assists with a bread making demonstration and Miss Rich lectures on naturalism in American literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
W. d. Spencer
Chauncey” Palmer Smith
Mason City
GA. Boatman
Jean Wich
American Institute of Baking
American Bakers’ Association
Waterloo
C. F. Altstadt
Altstadt-Langlas Bak Ing
Home and Education Department
Rich
Department of West High School
East District
Altstadt- Langlais Company
Assembly of East High School
Woman's Club
Walter, Johnson
Sherwood Anderson
Jackson McCoy
Theodore Dreiser
McCoy
Catherine Sedgwick
Rubin Milter
City in Brief Parade of Local News and Notices
Letters blur eyes through, Buchanan for glasses advertised. McCurdy traveling agent of Northern Tariff railroad visiting. Blanch Chapman granted divorce from Albert Chapman by Judge Boies. They married in Waterloo in 1902 and have two children. Thomas M Buchanan returned from Rochester on business. Prof Hi Wyant to address First Evangelical church on Our Common Task. A J Edelson leaves for buying trip to Chicago St Louis and other points. Mrs Florence Cook attends short course in electrical equipment at Ames. W O W Beal reports Buick sedan stolen at Washington and Fourth. Birth announced for Michael Raymond Shaw, Chicago, former Waterloo resident. Mrs Vera Wilson improving after blond poisoning. no operation. Russell Cowin elected to department staff of 1929 Royal Purple. End of notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanch Chapman
Albert Chapman
H. ‘Boies
Waterloo
Raymond Shaw
Chicago
Waterton
Michael Raymond
Shaw
Vera Wilson
St. Francis Hospital
Wison
New Gold Strike in Arizona Triggers Claim Rush
Mining reports confirm a rich gold strike on the Cowboy claims in the Dripping Springs district near Winkleman eight miles away. Assays show wire gold almost fifty dollars per pound, with development uncertain if the ledge sustains values. Hundreds of seekers flood the area while nearby towns like Weepah brace for the influx and stock markets light up with new mining ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co W. McGraw
Dripping Springs
Weenah
Nev
Weepah
Weenpah
Tonopah
Horton
Horton Clain
Funeral Held at Cedar Falls for Mrs Harriet Hurd
The body of Mrs Harriet S Hurd died Tuesday from a fall in an elevator shaft at Western Old People’s Home will be sent tonight to Gilbertville New York for burial beside her husband who died in 1917. Two services were held today at the home chapel conducted by W C Lang and Rev G L Bergeman followed by services at First Congregational Church with Rev Effie M Jones delivering the eulogy. Pallbearers included John Lemmier L E Bladine L J Pfeiffer A J Jennings H I Brown and W O C Nuhn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Harriet
Hurd
Western Old People’s
Gilbertville
N. Y
Effie M. Jones
Dean Packer Named Summer Director
Dean Paul C. Packer of the University of Towa college of education was appointed to fill the position of Dr. Charles Heald Weller, who died recently, as director of the university summer session. Packer has been on the Tawa faculty since 1915 and will be assisted by Prof. Charles F. E. Young, head of the romance languages department.
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Towa City
Paul C. Packer
University of Towa College of
Charles Heald Weller
Packer
Tawa
Charles FE. Young
Quarantines Measles Case List Names and Addresses
A district notice lists numerous individuals by name and home address under quarantine for measles. The OCR shows full names and street locations such as 41 Elim teerge Deistelmier and 810 Vairview, plus many other entries across multiple streets and towns.
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Fisther
Baby" Hulver
Teerge Deistelmier
Leran
Josephine Clark
Vairview
Shirley
Marilyn Miller
Mary Estelle Racer
Corthind
Maxine Brown
Dawson
Grace Joan Brown
N. FL Drilling
Denver
Denald Henry
Charlotte Cutshaw
Edwards
Dorothy Jean Nichols
Dorothy Adegeton
Independence
Deanies
Sans Souci
Marlyn Leckey
Walleate
Daniel Rishea
Cherry
Leonard Wood
Norma Ackerson
Kentzelman Court
Bernice Selley
Conger
Minnie and
Aile Vielst Halsted
Richard Young
Pentheast
R. J. Miller
Wellington
Minneapolis Lawyer from Marshalltown Ends His Life
Minneapolis attorney Guy Ax Meeker aged 50 shot himself in a Marshalltown hotel room. Police found his body while Meeker had planned burial clothes made in 1901 by a Boston tailor. Coroner Nichols notes evidence supports suicide and F L Meeker, his brother, found dead shortly after learning of Meeker’s fate.
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Marshalltown
Guy Ax. Meeker
Minneapolis
Meeker
Nichols
Boston
Harvard
L. Meeker
Two Men Arrested Over Liquor Laws In City
Chief Charles Mohlis and Officer William Wilson arrested Woodrum O and Harris last evening on liquor law violations. Woodrum faced bootlegging charges after liquor was found on him and a pint bottle was discarded by Harris. Police reported a pile of liquor near 1127 Fourth Street East and noted Woodrum was seen nearby shortly before his arrest.
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Tel
Charles. Mohlis
William ‘Wilson
Woodrum
Harre Im
Jark
Hookine Cestammnat
Forth Street
Two Men Arrested On Liquor Charges Near Depot
Sam Woodrum of 603 Franklin Street and Roy Harris of Albert Ho allegedly prowled the riverbank near Illinois Central depot seeking customers, leading to liquor charge arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llinois” Central Depot
Sam Woodrum
Franklin Street
Roy Harris
Albert Ho
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Hu Trunkey
Asseél ‘DeGon
Mary N Specapueh
Frank Adams
Shei
Charles Brayton
Church News
Kitty
First
Congregational Church
GC. A. Waterbury
Claude Bennett
Marshall Fenz
H. L Wheelock
Charles Davis
J. H. Godtfring
J. Richmond
Morgan
Triple Loclals
Burton Avenue
Mmes
Johnson
Verne Myers
O. A. McKirryher
C. Wbrmner
St. Paul’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Foreign
Society of First Methodist Episcopal Church
Mines
A. H. Jolt
Carl Hitchcock
F. A. Becker
Aid- Society
Earl A
Grave Methodist Episcopal Church
Ferris
Drew
Women's Missionary ‘Society of Westminster
Presbyterian
China
Fred S. Pettit
Synodical
Mmission’ Board
Black's
Aid Society
Union Congregational
Methodist
Episcopal
Will Emeet
J. C.pairweather
Leeting
Aid. Society
United* Presbyterian Church
W. W. Templeton
Templeton
P. H. Elliott
Charles Shafffner
Lafayette
Parent
Association
Louis Blitsch
H. M.bandfield
Lydiabelle
Dorothy Davis
Vrenees Rooks
Davis
Jess Payne
Abrs. R. OD. Bussell
Fred Rooks
F. J. Davis
Helen Gould
Fred Wilier
Memorial Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
Woman’s Club
G. A. Or
Lincoln’ Circle
Memorial “Hall
Mildred Gleason
Nellie Brooks
Cedar Malls
Constantinople
Gertrude °. Ralston
D.E. Miller
Trinity,Lutheran. Guild
Rebekah
Black ‘Hawk
I. G. OQ
Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand Circle
John Munson
Buchanan
McCurdy
Northern
Tarific Railroad
Thomas’ M
Third Avenue West
Rochester
Minn
Hi Wyant
Junior East High School
First Evangelical Church
A. J. Edelson
Eidelson’s Department Store
St. Louis
Florence Cook
Central Town Power & Light Co
Ames
Iowa State College
W._ OW. Beal
Sheridan Road
Washington and
Fourth Streets
Russell Cowin
I. N. Cowin
Cedar Bond
Royal Purple
Carnell
Cowin
Schon
Hospers
Pueensist
Arizona
Winkleman
New York
Dean Packer
Rumford
Umford
Woodrum O
Harris
Debe
Waterloo, Iowa
Wen
NI AN
Crescent Finesse Macaron I
Evening ‘Courier
Brennan Shoe Store
Marsh Place
Col. Sth
Sycamore Sts
Peg. US
Pet
the Aluminum Cooking Utensil CO
New Kensington
Penna
Wear-Ever
Benner Tea, Co. , James Black Dry Goods Co
EATRA
Charles City
Cornar
Miner & Curtis
New Hampton
Putney No
Nora Springs
Tatum Hawa. Co
Waverly, B.C
Pape
Coa
Osage
W. RB
Kimesbury & Sona
Town’ Falla
C. W. Peterson
Hampton—Elliott, Howe. Co
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