Community spring party planned by local clubs and churches
Tonight at Our Lady of Victory hall the K of P and Pythian Sisters join the Junior Auxiliary to host an annual Spring party with music and dance at 8:30 p m. The program includes a piqure supper, chaperons Loren Berry and Reushad Miller, and features by Miss Maxine Mead and students from Cedar Heights Community. Harucip leads social committee. Crescent No 17 Black Misses Rosalie Jackses and Dorothy Hawk assist. event supported by Woman's auxiliary and local firemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Victory
F-K
C. Hall
Pythian
Fine Arts
P. Hall
Partment
Carpenter
Auxilary
Loren Berry
Reush
Tutsall-Lamson Orches
Wild Rose Club Honors Two at Farewell Dinner
Wild Rose club held a six o'clock dinner in Black's tavern to honor Mrs. W. J. Brayton and Mrs. R. W. Crawford as they move from the city. Daffodils adorned the table. Mrs. Glas gave gifts. Brayton will move to Minnesota and resign from the club, while Crawford will keep her membership though she relocates to Dubuque.
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Wild Rose Club
Black
W. J. Brayton
R. W. Crawford
Her Glas
Cifts Mys
Braylon
Minnesota
Crawford
Altho
Dubuque
Church News Highlights From Local Methodist and Presby Churches
Deborah society of First M E church meets at 2 30 p m for needlework with hostesses Mrs Alfred Winder Mrs Mary Haines Mrs S H Carpenter and Mrs H A Snyder. Altrurian class at Mrs G P Jones home with assistants Mrs W E Peavey George Brinkman G Conniff A I Wendting and R A Burgess. Picnic lunch then social afternoon. Dr F C Witzlgman district superintendent to address after church night supper at First M E church followed by quarterly conference. Ladies auxiliary of Northminster Presbyterian meets at 2 p m with officer elections and a picnic luncheon. Grace Methodist visiting workers dine at 6 15 p m today. Palm Sunday vesper cantata The Seven Last Words of Christ at 4 p m with visiting soloists. Westminster Presbyterian Momen department hosts luncheon at Mrs J A Hartleip home after lesson study. Westminster men dine at church Friday. Legion double quartet directed by C Albert Scholin to sing.
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Deborah Society of
Pirst
M. E
Pariers
Mem
Mmes
Alfred Winder
Mary Haines
S. H. Carpenter
H. A. Snyder
G. P. Jones
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Jones
Mmes, W. E. Peavey
George Brinkman
G. Conniff
A. I. Wendting
R. A. Burgess
F. C. Witzlgman
M. EB
Christ
Grace Methodist Church
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. A. Hartleip
Legion Double Quartet
C. Albert Scholin
Birthday Surprise Honors Mrs. Baker at Congregational Gathering
Mrs Kathryn Baker was honored at a birthday surprise party during a congregational meeting at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Guests included E G Baker and family, Carl Baker and daughters Corinne and Millicent, Lester Wiese, Tony Gentle, Arthur Martin, and others. Bunco prizes went to Gentle, Murray, and E G Baker. A cake with sixty two candles centered the luncheon table.
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Kathryn Baker
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Murray
E. G. Baker
Edward W. Baker
Carl Baker
Corrine
Millicent
Lester Wiese
Tony Gentle
Arthur
Martin
Alden
Wednesday Afternoon Community Notices and Meetings
A compact list of Wednesday events includes WOR activities at thimbleebre Memorial hall B Black iHawk J O 0 F hall Videlay circle, a First United Presbyterian church all day gathering, Mrs Isa bells Stewart and Majel guid at First Presbyterian church, evening at Waterlord chapter O BE Matt Parrott building, Sacred Heart court WLC, and St Marys hall O F notices.
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Thimbleebre
All Dayle
Memorial Hal
T. B
Black iHawk J. O
F. Hall
Videlay Cirele Val
W.H. Buxton
First United Presbyterian Church
All Dayi
Isa ‘Bells Stewart
Majel Guid
First Presbyterian [Church
Waterlord
O. BE
Matt Parrott
Sacred Heart Court
Wlc
O. F
St. Mary's Hall
Mrs. Adams Elected New President of Alcott P T A
Mrs. Fred Adams was elected president of the Adair Parent-Teacher Association at last evening’s school meeting. Officers include Mrs. Gladys Addins as vice president and Miss Florence Baird as secretary treasurer. Lucille Loban chaired the nominating committee. Mrs. Adams thanked outgoing president Mrs. W. W. Stark. District delegate Mrs. Lloyd Farnum will attend the round table at the YWCA. Attendance honors went to the sixth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Adams
Adair
Parent-Teacher Association
Gladys Addins
Florence Baird
Lucille Loban
Lloyd Farnum
Association
W. W. Stark
Tlfl Kenny
Agnes Fleder
Maddigan School
Jeffrey Godfrey
J. H. Godtfving
Lucille Duffy Receives Farewell Party Honors
A party honored Lucille Duffy as she departs for New York, hosted by Sacred Heart choir at the Kies home in Jesup. The event featured 500 in dancing, card games won by Duffy, Agatha Cimmiyatti, Ray Glaze, and Paul Bergen, and a mesh bag presented to Duffy. Others attending included the Averills, McKillips, McConeky, Simons, Mabel Kies, Margaret Manshl, Leona Kies, Rita Tritz, Gorman, Berend, and Lunenschioss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Duffy
New York
Sacred Heart Choir
Jesup
Miss Duffy
Agatha Cimmiyatti
Ray Glaze
Paul Bergen
Duffy
Agatha Cimmigatti
Joseph Averill
James McKillip
Blanche McConeky
Grace Simons
Mabel Kies
Margaret Manshl
Leona Kies
Rita Tritz
Messrs
Aloysius Gorman
Anthony Berend
Bert Lunenschioss
Revival and church week events in Wa terlog and Dubuque
Rev George E Guille to conduct a bible conference at Grace Methodist Wa terlog on April 15 and in Dubuque he leads shooting series. Mr and Mrs H T Fisher and Mrs Earl Kimball visited Dubuque last week to hear him. St Pauls Ladies Add Society Division One hosts luncheon tomorrow noon at Galloway Club with Mrs E A Bodeker as hostess. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies Guild meets 2 pm tomorrow in church parlors. Woman's Home Missionary Society and Queen Esther Society of Pauls M E Church gather at 7 30 pm tomorrow with Mrs Henry Brandes. Pageant style study of first three chapters of The Adventures of the Church. Contest prizes announced. five points for each correct answer, two for reading. E E Watson Carl Updeckraff and Herbert Ruby assist hostess duties. Members to make Lenten offerings.
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George E.guille
Grace Methodist Church
Dubuque
Mirs
H. T. Fisher
Earl Kimball
St. Paul's Ladies' Add Society
Galloway Club
E. A. Bodeker
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Queen Esther Society of Paul's
M. E. Church
Henry Brandes
Church
E. E. Watson
Carl Updecraff
Herbert Ruby
Club Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings
Los Comedres club hosted a surprise home warming for Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Miller last evening at 500. Hosts included Mrs. Miller and P. D. Keagy, with Edward Scholl assisting. a two course luncheon was served. Joyle club to meet Thursday at Mrs. Jax Roberts’s home. Kensington club to be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Ms. BR. J. Tripy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Comedres Club
T. N. Miller
Miller
P. D. Keagy
Edward Scholl
Joyle Club
Jax Roberts
Kensington Clso
BR. J. Tripy
Hints in Beauty Care By Edna Kr Reduction for Housewives
A damaged OCR passage offers tips on reducing household fat and calories by adjusting potato use and cooking fats. It discusses substituting plain foods to slim figures, counts calories for meals, and mentions hair conditioning in a cluttered, reader-question style with unclear instructions and stray phrases.
Farewell Party Held for Father Dunn at St Marys Eagle Center
Parishioners of St Marys of Mount Garnier in Eagle Center gathered at the school hall for a 4 pm farewell event honoring Father Joseph Dunn and Miss Minnie Gannon. Dunn departs for Dubuque. Gannon returns as housekeeper to her former post. Community friends praised Dunns work with children and parish activities. A purse was given to Dunn, and Miss Gannon received a gift. The evening featured music, games, and a shared cafeteria supper.
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Courier &Social Service
la Porte City
St. Mary’s of
Mount Garnier
Eagle Center
Cvedog
Father Joseph Dunn
Minnie Gannon
Father Dunn
Dubuque
Gannon
Father Dun
L. Lb. Tobin
Carla Schaefer
Father Bentledge
St. Mary's
Miss Cannon
Eagle Censist
Father Tobin
Art Reiter
St. Elizabeth's Club
Dunn
Pressey Frank to Talk on Politics at Woman's Club
Frank Pressey will address the Home Education department at 11 a.m. Friday on The Philosophy of Politics. Civic department speaker A A Zimmerman discusses American History at 2 30 p.m. West High girls perform a one act play. Both speakers are with the Pike Sias Zimmerman Frank law firm.
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Woman's Club
Pressey Frank
Home Education Department
Mmes. Va
Zellhoefer
W. L. Northrup
John Wilhelm
C. M. Young
W. W. Rutledge
John Northrup
Civic Department
A. A. Zimmerman
West High School
Mr. Frank
Mr. Zimmerman
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Roy See to Head McKinley P T A
Roy See was elected president of McKinley Parent Teacher Association at a meeting last evening at the school. Other officers were chosen including Fred J. Rapp as first vice president, Mrs J B Lavine as second vice president, Miss Huby Cave corresponding secretary, Mildred Wilcox recording secretary, and Theodore Peterson treasurer. Details include a note on Child Health day May 1 and a postponed conservation program. The report also mentions a forthcoming marriage announcement for Grace Morrow to William Anderson with a pink and white themed party in their home, and other community events such as a luncheon by Cedar community church and a dance at a local hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy See
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Fred J. Rapp
J. B. Lavine
Huby Cave
Secreta Mildred Wilcox
Theodore Peterson
H. R. Estes
New York
American Child Health Association
F. C. Liffring
W.C. A
Grace Morrow
William Anderson
Miss Morrow
Sunnyside Avenue
Ruth Lowe
John Shea
Marion Feldt
Alice Ebert
Anna Siegel
Apm Rice
Helen Moore
Marie Miller
Kathryn Shea
Boys Prove Good Cooks at Dinner for Girls
Intermediate Christian Endeavor society members at Graves Memorial United Brethren church hosted a 7 o clock dinner for the girls. Leadership and committee roles were announced, a elaborate meal served, and the evening ended with games.
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Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of Graves
United Brethren Church
Paul Akin
Harold Hanson
Asree
Hay
Henry Buchier
Jom Hanson
Ivan Billings
Waterloo youth member of Indiana U. glee club tour
Mark Taylor, son of Mrs. H. F. Taylor of 302 Cortlandt Street, is among 28 members of the Indiana University Glee Club that left Bloomington today for a 10 day tour of Indiana's larger cities. Taylor sings first tenor and is a East High School graduate. There will be two concerts daily starting with Indianapolis.
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Mark Taylor
H. F. Taylor
Cortlandt Street
Indiana University Glee Club
Bloomington
Indiana
Indianapolis
Taylor
East High School
Sprouts and Turnips Dishes in Vintage Kitchen Instructions
A fragmented recipe collection guides readers through cooking sprouts in market season, turnip au gratin, and layered trays with cheese and crumbs. It includes notes on boiling, sauces, and baking, with stray phrases on poultry and cake clarity blended into the text. The language reflects period culinary prose with garbled OCR remnants and scattered ingredient mentions.
Mitchell County Town Corporation Dissolved
Bailey town in Mitchell county with 225 population voted to dissolve its corporation on Monday due to heavy paving assessments residents could not meet and the county could not assume while the corporation existed.
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Corporation of
Bailey
Mitchell County
Cedar Falls elects J H Byers city treasurer
Cedar Falls council elected J H Byers to serve as city treasurer for the remaining year of W W Johnson’s term. Johnson plans to move to Waukegan Illinois where he has been elected cashier of a bank.
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Cedar Falls
J. H. Byers
J. H. Byters
W. W. Johnson
Johnson
Waukegan, Ill
Carter’s Condition Remains Serious After Stroke
Eldora March 27 Luther V Carter of Lawn Hill remains in dangerous condition in a local hospital after a month with apoplexy suffered during the county Republican convention. The stroke prevented him from presiding at the Iowa house special session where the state road bond issue was to be considered.
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Courier Special Service
Eldora
Luther V. Carter
Lawn Hill
Iowa House
Clark murderous assault trial set for March 29
Ernest Clark pleads not guilty to assault with intent to murder in a case before Judge R. W. Hasner. Clark, represented by M. F. Fields, allegedly attacked Henry Taylor with a butcher knife. Jurors were excused to report next Thursday at 9 p.m. Henry Jennings pleaded guilty to maintaining a liquor nuisance, fined 500 and costs, with three months suspended on good behavior and to serve the fine at 3.33 dollars per day.
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Inlet
R. W. Hasner
Ernest Clark
W. Edwards
Clark
M. F. Fields
Henry Taylor
Henry Jennings
Hasner
Jennings
Eighteen Car Load Limestone Train From Oelwein to Hudson
Eighteen carloads of limestone formed a special train passing Waterloo yesterday afternoon to distribute limestone to farmers between Oelwein and Hudson under county agent J. L. Uban. Great Western railroad officials accompanied the train including J. H. Cummings general agent Dubuque Al Jodan division freight agent Des Moines and W. C. Rutherford road supervisor Marshalltown. The limestone is used to sweeten and fertilize the soil.
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Waterloo
Oelw
Hudson
J. L. Uban
Great Western Railroad
J. H. Cummings
Dubuque
al Jodan
Des Moines
W. C. Rutherford
Rev Paul Vincent and Bride Visit Waterloo for Short Stop
Reverend Paul Vincent formerly pastor of Hast Park Presbyterian and his bride visited Waterloo for a few hours on the way to Chicago where he will study at McCormick Seminary. The marriage was held yesterday at Williams, Ja., with Rev. Lee Vincent, father of the groom, officiating. The bride, Miss Marjorie Brown of Haron, TD, has followed him since last October as he preached in Hanover. Church men meet feature included Rev W G Rowley and Adam Wagner remarks.
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Paul. Vincent
Hast Park Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Chienzo
Tnex
Mr. Vincent
McCormick Seminary
Williams
Lee Vincent
Marjorie ‘Brown
Haron
Hanover
Newcomer Transferred to Waterloo Division Office
A Newcomer formerly in the general offices of the Iowa Public Service Company at Fort Dodge has been moved to the Waterloo division as Assistant to J. P. Jones in the engineering department. He and his family are temporarily at 828 Fourth Street West. Morgan trained in engineering at the University of Iowa.
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Iowa Public Service Company
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
J. P. Jones
Fourth Street West
Morgan
College of Engineering
University of Iowa
Cargo Truck Crash Breaks 150 Dozen Eggs Near Benson
A truck from Goodrich and Gallagher of Waverly left the highway near Benson Monday afternoon, breaking 150 dozen eggs after steering gear failed. The vehicle was collecting produce in the country when the accident occurred, Cedar Falls reports.
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Courien Spreral
Cedar Falls
Benson
Goodrich & Gallagher, Waverly
Do Unto Your Hands by Edna Wallace Hopper Ad
An advertisement urges readers to pamper hands with Youth Hand Lotion. It claims swift absorption, immediate softness, and dry skin after washing, promising white, lovely hands. The copy targets daily users at home or work and emphasizes keeping a bottle handy on dressing tables or bathroom shelves.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
City in Brief Dated Dispatches From Local Newsrooms
Broken Iens duplicated accurately at Buchanan's. Miss Helen Hadish returns to Eagle Grove after visiting her parents at 617 Campbell. C P Smith arrives from St Paul to take a Rock Island rail second-shift baggageman post at Union Station. Dr and Mrs Bickley return from Los Angeles after six weeks. Dorothy Webster resigns from James Black Dry Goods to join Cedar Falls National Bank as a clerk. H S Gray, Illinois Central official, visits from Dur nique. Robert Lucas, 6, convalesces after appendectomy at St Francis. Rev Louis Grunewald moved from Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids to St Bridget's Bluffton.
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Helen Hadish
Eagle Grove
FP. J. Hadish
Campbell Avenue
C. P. Smith
St. Paul
Rock Island Railroad
Union Station
Bickley
South Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Fiss Toorothy Webster
Geflar Falls
James Black Dry Goods Company
Gling
Cedar Fails
National Bank
Louis J. Grunewald
Immaculate Conception
Chineh
Cedar Rapids
St. Bridget's Ehurch
Bluffton
Mre
A. ML Grunewald
Eldora Elects Ryan on Pledge of Light and Water
Eldora Iowa voters elected Charles C. Ryan mayor after he pledged to modernize water works and street lighting. He won 772 to 221 over Dr H W Emeny who also supported service improvements. Treasurer H H W Turner lost to J F Hardin Jr by 37 votes. E F Brownell is assessor and several council members were chosen along with park commissioner Mrs Jessie Piesen.
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Bornice
Eldora
Charles QC. Ryan
H. W. Emeny
H. H W. Turner
J. F. Hardin, Jr
Hardin
Turner
E. F. Brownell
Va. Gethman
E. J. Anderle
M. H. Smith
W.T. Brown
D. J. Warthow
J. F. Strickler
Jessie Piesen
People's Ticket
Illegal Fishing Fine for Lawn City Man
Cedar Falls reporter notes W C Jenkins was fined ten dollars and costs for illegal fishing after arraignment before Justice R E Murray on a complaint filed by deputy game warden John Jago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn City
Gourier
Cedar Falls
W. C. Jenkins
R. E. Murray
John Jago
Brain Test Line H L F D A G L K
The passage describes lines H L F D and A as showing higher than average ability while remaining lines show average ability. It notes B as a very poor estimate, with other lines of mixed performance and several missing values.
Religion and Power Tuesday reflection The Irresistible Life
Scriptural meditation on lifting up Christ as irresistible power. John 12 32 and 24 32 cited. Browning reference to Luria illustrates dignity changing critics into admirers. Prayer asks Christ formed in believers with humility meekness patience and surrender to God's will Amen.
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John Wii
John
Jesus
Browning
Lutia
Tiburzio
Luria
Christ
Jesus Christ
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Mrs. Baker
L. EG
Black Hawk
G. F. Hall
Alcott P.T. A
Ladies’ Guild of
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L. G. Camip
H. C. Briteman
L. B. Preeman
Edna Kr
Downelild
Tia
Nate
Fred
Daan
Alae Roy
ZoeYou
del Rene Fey
Elie
Woman’s Club
Roy
McKinley P.T. A
Iwn
Cedarfreighta Community Church
George Wilson
Sue Morg
Amabell Campbell
Tecely
A. PeHcle
Curt
H. Harned
Andy Pappath Veongion
Parry
Aneis
Omaha
Bary Cairuk
Marie
Pete Thes
Conor Pineherd
Evpeldoag
W. Co, i
C. Hall Tong
Paris
J. W. Murray
Mimes
B. L. Swartzel
R E. A. Lamb
R. EF. Haug
J. B. Hohnes
C. R. Sheerer
Jennie Fiester
Jessie Waterman
Mike Shea
E. H. Whited
Jack Hays
Jessie Smith
H. R. Haug
Stella Henry
Mildred Davis
M.tag
Cedar Heights
W. J. Suteliffe
I. Munger
Amos Burhans
Alice Brown
H. J. Burdick
Morgeson
Ruth Morgeson
Erma Rossberg
Beulah Manley
Elmer van
Claude Byford
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
RK C—Wontan'’S
Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
F Lodge 316
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Indiana U. Glee Club
Bridget Saxk
Elocken
Mitchell County Town Corporation
Carter
Oelwein
Paul Vincent
Bride
the Baptist Men
W. G. Rowley
First M. E. Church
Adam Wagner
The
Rotary Club
Filot Charles H. Morgan
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Capeaeee
NAMIC
Guy Ang
Buchanan
H. S. Gray
Sasigrant
Plas
Linois Central
Durnique
W. S. Williams
Western Lines
Robert
Phil Lucas
St. Francis Hospital
Tr SP
Neverly
Dentish
Dina Keepunts Hasher Shop
Woah Mourth Ste
Ade
Ryan
Council « of
Athe Arches Bey
America
Jex
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Stone Martens
H.f.greten & Co
Bridge ST
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