Local Club WomenHost Busy Social Afternoon From Eleventh Street
Aday of neighborhood clubs and socials unfolds with Mrs. FP E Akin hosting the E B Social class on Eleventh Street West. Guests include Mrs. D HE Baxter and Grace Barnes of New York. silver spoons honor each hostess as custom.
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E. B
FP. E. Akin
Eleventh Street West
W. XII. Staley
Jessie Woodruff
D. He, Baxter
Grace Barnes
New York
Lucky Ten
Ralph E. Cronk
Berth Avenue
Reed
3. E. Dempster
E. Williams
Carl Forsbeck
Appleyard
Washington, D. C
JC. Eilis
Ed. Williams
Detroit
Mich
Blethen
Anna McGurty
Charles Swingle
Eighth Street West
Coterie Club
The
L. F. McGarvey
Western Avenue
Frank Hanlon
N. O. T. Club
Marion Asquith
Jefferson Street
Clarence Rugg
Marta Schenk
Bella Shaw
Leland Avenue
Local Notes Highlight Raymond Area Visits and Travel
Raymond and Liscomb residents make visits and trips to Waterloo Jesup Cincinnati Chicago and Minneapolis with families and friends. People mentioned include Dr. P L Marble Mrs Lindner Mrs Weyden Mrs Heinen Ida Demuth Josephine Traid Lutgen M T Peterson Clara King Marguerite Mason John Arthur O E Douglas McVey McKeller O'Conner and Demuth. Cats stock shipped to Chicago.
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Dr. Marble
Liscomb
McVey
jSyeteries
Raymond
McKeller
Minnesota
O'Conner
Demuth
Chicago
John Youngblut
Clarence
Frank Weber
Father and Son Among Waterloo Burglar Suspects
Waterloo police hold three suspects in a wave of burglaries. George Ferguson aged twelve and Frank Vose aged fifteen confess to multiple robberies and implicate Lou Vose, with Frank saying he and his father acted as lookouts. The Payne grocery on lower Sycamore Street was among sites hit with $3 to $4 stolen per incident and $6 to $10 still in possession. Police expect further arrests as they continue surveillance and investigations aim to clear the full case within a day or two.
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Waterloo
Tom Morris
George Ferguson
Frank Vose
Lou Vose
Frank
Morris
Vose
Ferguson
Young Vose
Payne
Lower
Sycamore Street
Bishop Quayle at Gedar Falls conference
Big plans for an all day Methodist church gathering in Cedar Falls Indiana on April 24 as Bishop William A. Quayle attends. About 75 ministers from the Upper Iowa conference have accepted. Quayle will lecture on Jean Valjean in the evening to promote church work in the district.
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Cedar Falls
Methodist Church
William A. Quayle
Upper Iowa
Quayle
Jean Val Jean
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