Engaged Couple Shower Events Highlight Society Notes
A string of society gatherings following the engagement of Leaw and Unite features Mrs Thomas Wilcan entertaining the Friday evening group, Mrs Emims Wieter hosting the wedding party, and a forthcoming shower by Crom tod. Readers see wedding party toasts, dances, and various hostesses including Miss Ida Mae Gesell and Miss Nora Parker with numerous local social figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leaw
Thomas Wilcan
Emims Wieter
Helen Britvigan
Maagdaline ‘Darby
Mildred Jlolm
Wim Hoppenworth
Ida Mae Gesell
Fou
Nora Parker
Wdna
Mmima Winter
Central PTA Elects New Officers and Plans Milk Fund
Mrs. E P Cowles was elected president of the Central P T A at a meeting in the school building. Miss Ahearn becomes vice president with Miss Bonneville as secretary treasurer, and Miss Sarah Meblinney assists. The retiring president M G Christiansen outlined efforts to shield children from harmful motion pictures and a milk fund for undernourished students was tentatively arranged for next year.
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WP. Cowles
Cents Parenleaenov Association
M. GO. Christiansen
Biekenbach
Ahearn
Will Buctec
Association For Providing
Beauty of Japan Lecture At Episcopal Church
Professor F M McGaw of Carnell College and Vernon Hese will present an illustrated talk at St Paul’s Episcopal Church Friday evening under Brown’s Sunday School. The lecture centers on The Beauty of Japan and features views from travels in Japan, depicting customs and daily life.
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F. M. McGaw
Carnellio Hese
Afounit Vernon
Sp. Om
Episcopal Church
M i. Brown
Japan
McGaw
Lesho
Professor McGaw
Beth Brockway Marries Kenneth Sliffer in Grundy Center
Union Veterans and Daughters of Union Veterans held a Mother’s Day observance planning meeting. Delegates announced for Grand Army convention in Keokuk. Party plans included a May 15 gathering and a sewing charity day next Tuesday at Mrs Abbs home.
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Unio
Ap. m
Union Ierans
Tha’ Civil
Asion
Denkigaver
AES
Elwin
Syiley
King's Daughters
Lytte
John Roca
Alvin
Peters
Vulciees Ag
Moon
Banquet for Mothers and Daughters at Grace Methodist
Tonight at 7:30 p m Grace Methodist Episcopal Church hosts a Mothers and Daughters Banquet in the church dining room. Mrs Warry Culver of Cedar Falls is to speak, with Barling Steadman and Mrs Roadman to toast mothers and Mrs Fred Miller to respond for daughters. Music by Leona McBroom and Mr and Mrs Joe Dumond. organizers include Mrs Ester Bingham Mrs W A Faing and Mrs Mauda Lane. Women and girls without mothers will be matched with mothers for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers and Daughters of Grace
Willy
Warry Culver
Methodist Church
Cedar Fills
Barling Steadman
Earl A. Roudmain
Grace Church
Roadman
Fred Miller
Leona McBroom
Joe Dumond
Iste Bingham
W. A. Faing
Mauda Lane
W.j.grobe
Roy Lee
Clyde Sanborn
Ackopt
John Fiske Parents Elect Officers for Coming Year
John Fiske Parent-Teacher Association reelects president Clarence Dewey and installs officers including Mrs F F A Cunningham as vice president Miss Esther Copp secretary and K V Jones treasurer Plans include a picnic May 17. kindergarten mothers served and a Japanese operetta performed by 1A grade pupils with a band and orchestra.
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Clavenece Dewey
Wig Ree
John Fiske
Parent
FF. A. Cunningham
Esther
Copp
K. V. Jones
C. Wy Kling
East Waterloo
Theddress
Thomas Holdiman
Clarence Dewey
Beauty and Daily Manicure Guidance
The article outlines a simple daily and weekly nail care routine to maintain smooth healthy nails. It advises two minutes daily, a 30 minute weekly manicure, and steps including washing, applying cold cream, pushing cuticles back, shaping with emery board, buffing, polishing powder, and finishing with pink varnish. It emphasizes keeping cuticles neat and exposing nails to air to aid growth.
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Tony Wool
Caledonian society to view Scotland scenes in Waterloo
Cedar Valley Caledonian society hosts a bimonthly meeting at First Baptist Waterloo with Steregaticon pictures of Scotland. Rev Rytan and F P Rehmeier present. four Cedar Falls high girls perform a play. refreshments planned. mid-summer Cedar Heights event discussed.
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Steregaticon
Scotland
Rytan
F. P. Rehmeier
Cedar Valley Calédonian Society
First Baptist Church, Waterloo
Cedar Walls High School
Donald Finlayson
Charles Rust
Fle Society
Waterloo
Cedar Falla
Cedar Heights
Boy Scouts to Deliver Telephone Directories This Saturday
Scouts plan to deliver a new edition of the Northwestern Bell telephone directory in Waterloo. An active scout lean of two patrols has formed under Rev G H Goodrick with 28 scouts led to attend camping periods. Portions of camp fees will fund spring dances for prospective campers and the Odd Fellows hall event. Branton scouts may affiliate with the Waterloo council after a Bran don visit.
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Jthe
Northwestern
Bell
Odd Fellows Vance
Waterloo
Brandon
AL I. Dary
Owill
Waterloo Boy Scouts Council
G. HL Goodrick
Branton
Flower Raising Talks At Garden Club Event
Last evening at Mrs D J Walker home Waterloo Garden Club held practical talks on flowers. James Henderson described annuals in color contrasting borders and filling vacant spots. Delphinium paper by Mrs CG Whitby highlighted blue shades and propagation. Smedley discussed violets including hybridization and home-use varieties. Plans for the annual flower show are under way.
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Mra
D. J. Walker
Waterloo
Jamnes Henderson
CG. A. Whierbury
Jit D. Smedley
Barden
Baron Taylot
Frank Pendleton
Petieh
Rose
C. Peters
State President Honors Guest at Noble Grands Meeting
Ruth Nef, state president of Itebekal assembly from Walnut, attended as honored guest of Temple Rebekah past noble grand association. Clara Sargent Emma Spatcher Cedar Falls Ouie Johnson Ann Parke Dike Christina Ranih Council Miss Hazel Hagerstrom Jennie Daley Waterloo also present. The event marked the sixth anniversary with a history review by Missdna Benson and favors in Rebekah colors. Forty women attended. Surprise birthday party for Charenice Blitsch held at home with 20 friends. 500 prizes went to Mrs Herman Breckman Miss Alice Appleby and Everett Appleby.
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Ruth Nef
Walnut
Itebekal Assembly
Noble Grand ‘Association
Temple
Ttevokah Association
Jwl Hy
Clara Sargent
Emma Spatcher
Cedar Falls
Ouie Johnson
Ann: Parke
Dike
Christina Ranih
Charenice Blitsch
Herman Breckman
Alice Appleby
Everett Appleby
Three Link club meeting postponed and local gatherings noted
The Three Link club meeting scheduled for tomorrow in O F hall west was postponed. Mrs Lore Alford hosted a 1 pm lunch yesterday for Happy Hour club members. 28 attended the rose and tulip sale. Mrs Charles Harper and ALE. Rumsey were out-of-town guests. Mrs Lloyd Rittenhouse hosted a 1 pm luncheon for FBiT club members with violets on the table and a 2 pm business meeting chaired by Mrs Porchrile. Plans for a May breakfast at Cedar River park were made for next Tuesday. Mrs Anna Delfts attended from Orlando. Mrs Altan Fisher led a program on James Whick Riley. Mrs Frank Fisher to entertain May 18. Blue Circle guests with Mrs Walter Shultz yesterday afternoon. MKil Kare club to meet for 7 pm dinner tomorrow at Park Inn Cedar Falls road.
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Limcheon
Biks
C D. Wilcox
C. W. Davis
George Cousins
Messie Cooley
Lore Alford, Sr
Happy Hour Club
Charles L. Harper
Madison
Wis
Ale. Rumsey
Lloyd Rittenhouse
F. Bi-T. Club
Ff. H. Porchrnile
Cedar River ‘Park
Anna Delfts
Orlando
Fla, O
Altan Fisher
Lfe
James Whi Con. Riley
Frank Fisher
Buchanan's and Se Bridge improve optical service advert
Chautauqua board set meeting for Thursday at 12 10 p m in the W OC A building. County board members visited Teeter's district to review work Teeter cannot supervise. Col W W Whitenack Civil War veteran at Soldiers' Home on furlough. William E B Johnson 19 Indep IA enlisted in U S Navy by TB Burns at Lafayette Building. A C Cole realtor obtained building permit for a 24 by 36 ft one story bungalow at 70% Johnson St costing 35000. Quarantines for German measles issued for Christenson Lincoln St Helen Brown Wilson St Elaine Wiegand 4068 Independence Ave. Auto license totals rise with 1828533 sold. 107k remain to Dec 1. more plates expected. A Puller Iowa State Teachers College will address Lions Club at Loneoon. then attend Mississippi Valley League opener at Joel Shall Park. George Pebbles Reincke voluntary bankruptcy petition referred to Referee Jordan. debts 103 assets 458. filing costs pending. Edward Andrews at 614 Washington St injured by falling trolley. hospitalized and unconscious after work accident at Tlankeye foundry.
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Chautauqua Board
T.D. Teeter
Teller
Col. W.W. Whitenack
Soldiers
Marshestown
William Eb, Johnson
Independence
United States Navy
TB. Burns
Lafayette
A. C. Cole
Johnson Street
Tris Christenson
Lincoln Street
Helen Brown
Wilson Street
Elaine Wiegand
Independence Avenue
Cedar Falls Community News Notes and Office Hours
A clipped Cedar Falls update from George AU Ywaddle resident news representative lists the Cedar Pulls of vig Waterloo Evening Courier and Daily Reporter offices at 144 West Bourth with contact hours 10 to 2 p.m. Local notices appear in the Cedar Falls segment.
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George Au.ywaddle
Waterloo
Courier and Dally Repgeter
West Bourth
Buure
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Merchants and Civic Groups Elect Directors in Cedar Falls
At the Cedar Falls area meeting 160 members selected directors who will soon choose officers. Fred Anderson of Cozad spoke on business volume, noting local stores rival city giants. Rotary officers and committees were announced, while plans covered church auxiliaries and a Cedar Falls teachers college jubilee attendance.
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Qatar Falls
Cass Aviation
Ty Hotel Ack Hawk
Fred Anderson
Cozad
Wee M. Gemmill
Superior Tribune
Cook County
Eachers’ College
State Board For Education Today
Cedar Iulls Woman's Club
la Salle
St. Patrick’s Church
Mirabeth Birney Schmidt
Mz Lard Tournier
Vic Tulter
Ion City
Ottar Jorgensen
Minneapolis
Cedar
J. Jorgensen
Jorgensen
Rotary
Rotary Club
Hotel
Black Hawk
Cdf
C.M. Parker
Ira S. Condit
Eugene Smith
Harry S. Brown
Johny. Leavin
George W.samson
Louis Begeman
Roger Leavitt
J. Por Cross
Adam Wagner
Wellowshire
R. Baxter
Robert Hn
Gust I. Nykvist
Frederick C. Sehmidt
BP. Berg
Cai
Hostrop
Joe B. Clay
Jack
John Voorhees
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Tomor
Tighhers College
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Town Dental Society
W. C. Martin
D. Jack
Mestard
W. C. Lang
Woodford
Methodist
Downtown
Foreign Missionary Society
Henry Morgan
H. NW. Smliman
Erle
J. W.bangs
F. J. Lamson
Cheney Farm
Cedar Ralls
Ahmnans
Jd. TP
Tinger
Tompking
N.Y
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Ray
Magel
Rail Officials at Sioux City Banquet
Sioux City officials and railroad executives gather for the annual dinner of the States City Traffic Association in Sioux City Iowa where Robert Bo M Cowie of New York City president of the American Railway Express Company is the principal speaker. Four hundred ninety five cases, a district court record, are on the May term docket with nearly 100 facing new hearings or transfers.
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Sioux City
States City
Robert
Bo M. Cowie
New-York City
American
Railway
Distriet Court
Alos Tran
Constitution Up Before Conopus At Annual Parley
Conopus International scheduled its annual convention for June 10 and 11 to vote on the redrafted constitution and by laws. Waterloo club president BW Peck announced the event. Convention committee chair CG Butler leads planning with speakers Hourvy Moran of Minneapolis and George Harris. Harris sits on the international board and committee revising the charter.
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Conopud International
Peck
Waterloo Club
Butler
Hourvy Moran
Minneapolis
George GB Larris
International Board
Lic
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Elizabeth Gillin McCartney Voice Teacher Exponent
Elizabeth Gillin McCartney is listed as a voice teacher and ex ante professor of music with the M. Miarchesi Method. She led a children's piano class at Melody Way and previously directed Texas Woman's College in Fort Worth Texas. Her address is 616 Coward Building and phone number is 1080.
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Elizabeth Gillin McCartney
Melody Way
Texas Woman's College
Ft. Worth
Tex
Arts Conservator
Coward Blilg
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