University Women to Host Waterloo Seniors Night
A Waterloo event features a drawing room gathering hosted by the University Woman’s Association. About 130 invitations were issued for the senior girls from Waterloo high schools with Miss Wieder as chair. Adelaide Birge will speak, while Mary Nancy Graham and others provide music. Various clubs and associations participate in organizing and welcoming guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abert
State Lniversity of
Iawa
Mary Nancy Graham
Marga ‘Miller
Elfriede Kinmeyer
Marjorie Comfort
Geneal Jenness
Walter TW
Fred ‘Z. Miller
Association
Anna
Patterson
Miss Wieder
M Jenness
Dr J A Laurie Dinner Talk at Fortnightly Club
Dr J A Laurie pastor of Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church will speak at the Fortnightly club annual banquet in Black's tearoom at 1630 hours Wednesday. Subject will be Europe. Mrs Ey Enderlein will sing, Grate ENyson and Mrs Truman Wagner will play the harp. A memory item for Maude E B Dudley will be given by Mrs W J M Bickley. Election of assets will be conducted and the year-book committee report read. The banquet committee led by J Tuthill includes Mrs L G Hemsworth Mrs Glenn Ellyson and White. Pre Nuptial party for Jose Robert King Robert to marry Daniel J Farrell in Danville Wednesday. Miss Robert presented a chest of silver. Others played 500 with honors to Mrs Margaret Young Clutt and J LePint. Consolation prizes to Mrs Frank Webber and Frank Blogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Laurie
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
Europe
Ac Ey Enderlein
Grate
Enyson
Truman Wagner
Maude
EB. Dudy
W. JM. Bickley
Asseets
Syear-Book Committee
Tuthill
Ll. G. Hemsworth
Glenn. Ellyson
I White
Nick Robert
Jose
King “Robert
Daniel J. Farrell
Danville
Wil ‘Lake
Missy J Robert
Ars
Margaret” Young- Clutt
J LePint
Mrs. Frank Webvery
Frank
Former Resident Named Parliamontarian in PTA Vote
Mrs. W. A. Puterbaugh announces the election of former Waterloo resident Mrs. A. Turner to the office of parliamentarian for the first district of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers. Turner, formerly Catherine Beck, was a printer on the Courier and now manages a newspaper The Reflex at Redondo Beach. The Turners moved to California 14 years ago. Also notes include Mother’s Day observances, local social gatherings, and upcoming card party plans in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Puterbaugh
A. Turner
Aormer Waterloo
Parliamountarian
California
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Turner
Charles Turner
W. Ay Puterbaugh
Misa Catherine Beck
Frank Beck
Laland Aveone
The
Courier
Reflex
Redonde Beach
Cal
Anniversary Dinner Marks Long Marriage at Family Home
Mr. and Mrs. PL Leonard celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary yesterday at their son in law and daughter’s home 513 Wirt Street. Nine children and their spouses attended along with many relatives. A chair was presented to the couple by the group, and the afternoon included radio music and visiting. The affair featured a noonday dinner, angel cake, and contributions from guests across the state, with sorority members from State College Ames also attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.i.arold
Clarence, Jr
Bo. Arnold
Floyd Arnoli
Nerson
Beryl
AL W Brink
Betty
P.M. jJenkkins
Aid
Song
le FH
Cox
John
Mmes
Clifford Brink
Kinniburgh
Dye Anderson
PL. Leonard
Baltimore Street
Gy le Martin
Wirt
Getadenidren
EY Metta
Plavesville
Mir
Nd Wether
Campany
Mes
Ionard
Leonard
Mead
C. M
Leonagedy Marvin
Thomas
James Martin
Edward Callahan
Beryle
Bettydane
Myre
Wo A
van Wyn
Daughite Dinther
dSirs
le G. Adis
Nonoryaba
Kappa Delta
State College
Ames
Willover
State
Hi House
Adams
Beauty Tips for Hair Health and Warm Weather Care
A vintage column advises on hair care during warm weather, warning against overprocessing and shedding cycles. It promotes tonics, including Bilocarpine, and provides a full home remedy formula with reagents like Hydr horate and castor oil, stressing moderation and personalized use for those under thirty.
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Cologne
Coloy
Church News Prominent Episcopal Fellowship Elects Officers
Young People's Fellowship of Christ Episcopal Church elects officers for next year. President Otrsse Follette, vice president Lawrence Wilson, secretary-treasurer Mary Humphre. Meeting times set for Sunday at 1:30 PM at Irish House. Activities cover religious, educational, social facets. Dewar Lady's Aid Society plans all day meeting at Dunkerton parsonage Thursday. Monthly clutch niche supper at Plymouth Congregational church with families contributing dishes and entertaining program. Majer guild at First Presbyterian church to meet Wednesday at 2:36 PM in parlors hosted by Mrs. Willars Feisner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Fellowship of Christ Episcopal
Otrsse Follette
Lawrence “Wilson
Mary Humphbre
Majer Guild
Club Notes Highlight Saturday AMG Meeting
Mrs Woollsard and Mr Jane Walter Woolyard hosted a Saturday evening gathering. Prizes in BOW went to Mrs Ray, Rion Spiker, and Ithiel Seiffere. Mrs Ralph Stenhker and Aunt Mrs George Cohn served actives 5 Supper. The group discussed games, conversations, and a luncheon was served by Evelyn and Mrs E Ghandlar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woollsard
Jane Walter Woolyard
Bow
Ray
Rion Spiker
Ithiel Seiffere
Ralph Stenhker
George Cohn
Light Shower Deters Gauge Reading At Weather Station
A morning light shower clipped a weather observer’s gauge causing a brief drop in readings from 47 to 43. Farmers reported ground conditions improving for early corn planting, with station staff noting a spatter of wet weather and a calm scene along View Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leven
Pairview
Lovejoy Returns as State Trial Counsel Veteran Prosecutor Reinstated
Lovejoy resumes duties for the state as trial counsel, returning to a former role as county attorney. The veteran prosecutor, who previously led Mitchell County, was appointed to succeed the resigning FP W. Howards and will oversee criminal case trials in the new session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lovejoy
Counse
Trata
Sam
Baxter
la Borie City
Strange Shadows in Eclipse Photograph Due to Air Current
Chicago reporters describe a likely first photo of shadow bands during a sun moon eclipse taken January 24, 1925 at Middletown Connecticut. David P. Mann used a curved mirror and a photographic plate to reveal light and dark bands caused by atmospheric currents. Dr. A B Douglass designed the apparatus at Steward Observatory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
University of Chicago
Astrophysical Journal
Middletown
Conn
David P. Mann
Jefferson — Physical Aberatory
Marvard
Douglass
City in Brief: Local Residents, Officials Face Illness and Updates
City in Brief reports Hilton ust son of ifr and Mrs. Jay Rust are seriously ill at 145 Newell Street. Teeter, a county board member, improves after two weeks. K. A. Doty, the overseer of the poor, suffered a second gallstone attack but remains at home. M. A. Walker, city scavenger and dog catcher, resumes painting work tomorrow. Kunkle and von Lackum relatives visit at 220 Home Park Boulevard. A. Calavan of the YMCA conference in Chicago. Clergy from Plymouth, Union, and First Congregational attend state conference in Spokane. Enlistment efforts noted. various officers listed with assignments and bankrupt disclosures included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilton Ust
Ifr
Jay_ Rust
Newell Street
T. DO
Porte
M. A. Walker
Minnis
Cenmari
Kunkly
J.P. von Lackum
Park
Boulevard
von Larkant
Kunkle
Huntley Grows in Favor as Candidate for TPLA Chief
Sentiment favors George W Huntley for the national division presidency of the Travelers Protective Association. Huntley, currently co president of the division, has held prior national and state offices and was endorsed by the Sioux City convention with support from southern states. Iowa delegates will back him at the national convention June 12 to 19. The Iowa division officers were re elected and state HQ will move. Keokuk Davenport and Sioux City bid for the office. Russell Van Kirk spoke on the national year. Huntley addressed the convention and banquet guests at the Martin hotel with local delegates C O Hummel and H E Weatherwax present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travelers Protective Association
Sioux City
George W. Huntley
Waterloo
Nacional
Huntley
Attical
Jpost
Iowa
Philadelnia
Iowa Divion
TA. Potter
Mason City
Joe G. Hanes
Mason
John G. Stadler
Knk
Si Oskaloosa
W Dibble City
G.o. World
Keokuk
City
Davenport
Russell BH. van Kirk
St. Paul
Wise
Prospects Rise at Woman's Lake Gold Area
Winnipeg May 10 Prospector reports show renewed activity near Woman's Lake east of Red Lake. About 75 claims have already been sunk in the new territory amid excitement of a larger field. Buffalo men led by Corton reportedly located more than 100 years ago, with early diggings at S17. Rumors of values up to 3 and 10 attract talk of a rush as travel improves.
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Winnipeg
Woman's Iria
Ite
Red Ast
Relake
Woman's Lake
Feporia
Dint Corton
Woman Lake
Red Lake
Dowling
Wenan’s
Car Crash Injures Mr and Mrs Lambert near Shaw Way
Mr and Mrs Engeaa Jainhert Lambert suffered painful injuries when a steering gear failed, sending their car into a ditch three miles south of gale Sed Taprom. Lambert fractured his right shoulder. his wife had severe head and body cuts. They were taken to Aston Memorial Hospital by Marshalow Molorbius and later released. Mrs Lambert likely to be moved from hospital tomorrow.
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Engeaa Jainhert
Shauway
Lambert
Marshalow Molorbius
Aston Memorial
Lee
Tate Tuitay
Larbert
Dilla Amilier
Crdar Malls
Ap Jastéraerar
Yreschors Vottegn
May Day fete announced and campus events listed
Cedar Falls notes describe a May Day celebration at Wie college with an all college party at the Women's gymnasium, intramural contests, and a coronation. Other items include a baseball game with Iowa Wesleyan University, a student crowned queen Ella Porter, and campus plays, club meetings, and public notices across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Wills
Wie College
Gymmnasiuum
Ella Porter
Grand Junction
Towa Wesleyan
Wesleyan
Uppertows University
Teachers College High School
Leslie Dix
Howard Ley
Mary Wiler
Julia Nelson
Trade van Orsdal
Ruth Bells
Philip Stiatts
Richard Purdy
Helen Cowie
Andrew George
Irving Hart, Jr
Hervey Shuts
Elmer Christenson
Wemper Huber
Vincent Musser
Oscar Bergstrom
Oat College Hill Park
Lbuey Silliman
Grant Miller
Tremont Street
Johnny Leavitt
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Evangelical Church
Biblical Literatura Department
John H. Robinson
H.H. Miller
W. CG. Nuhu
Cedar Falls
Flo
Local notices and hospital news from Ced ar Falls area
The item lists social visits and attendances across towns including Normal, Atlee, Reinbeck, and Gedur Falla. It mentions funeral attendance for a three year old, faculty moves at Wisconsin University, and a Des Moines medical society meeting. Also notes bank transfer in New Hartford and staff shifts, with several residents traveling for church and religious conference events.
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Joseph Tor Lind
Howard Postouehy
ToulsyiNes Ky
Atlee
Gedur Falla
John
Parrish Sper
Reinbeck
Ad Mes
Hlaveld Patton
John, W. Barnes
Wenders College
Public Speaking
Wise
Consin University
Sedical Society
Des Moines
State Medical Association
George ¥. Warsalou
Roger Leuvitt
Spenster
JT. C. Stephenson
J. I. Johnson
Anes
Jr. R. Holmes
Clyde
Morgan
Keokuk
Lawrence Drohman
Rochester
Minn
Theodore Dahl
Cedar Falls
Sarton Hopital
Why Hair Falls Out and Dandruff Causes
Fevers and scalp irritation lead to hair loosening and shedding. Dandruff buildup weakens roots. Use Danderine at drug stores. pour a small amount in your hand and rub into the scalp. After a few applications dandruff disappears and shedding slows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Anty Drug” Store
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Philomathean Literary Society
chier—Blhick’s
Texroom
Parent-Teacher ‘Association
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Jnity Pudd
Margaret and
Gertrude Roderick
Natural Music Club
Martha de Cornitek
Sacred Heark’ Parish
Luck
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Mary Mel
Ipienic
J. A. Laurie
P T. A
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Grand’Army
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Moeing Avis
Alata
Star
Sheiai Sraeo Eees
Ge Hpaneis Hospital
Aera
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Savas
Simmons
Attsa
Ferger
John Fressle
Watson’s
Hazelton
Adepend
WaterloolFy Hall
Thimblabea
Memorial
Peill
Kline
East Waterlap
A. J. Eythaner
Cedar Heights
George Wison
Bep. Rehmeier
Jin
Jed
Roy Gilfilan
Thor Collyer
Imathers
Sod. Smith
Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
torMorrow
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Women's
Chtn Temperance Union
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King's Mingheers
Silver Cross Loiele
G. H. Abbe
Social Welfare League
Church News
Dewar
Ladies' Aid Society
Methodist Parsonage
Dunker_ton
Plymouth
ASUS
Fit. Ganon
Flallybock Lik Asad
Evelyn
E. Ghandlar
Ase Huey
Lovejoy
K. A. Doty
Gall Stone Trewble
A. Calavan
G. AL College
William Hardeasie
Elateh
A. A. Moore
Union Congregationyehurch
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Sponenr
United States
Lafayette
Charles PL Howerdien
Duhilee
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J. C. Torin
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Krhedites
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PLA
GEORGE W_ HUNTLEY
XEW
Mar
Hudson
Eoar S UW Rus
Gbange
Mwaddle
Realéent News
Cedar Falla
Waterloovering
Dally
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Ise
D . Pholinson
Kl Oskaloosa
Pean College
M. R. Thompson
Ane Tre
Mary Votmerding
George Obele
State Street
Obele
Essuced
Smilhis
Mary Rait
Mary Vait
Black Hawk
Grundy
Ros
Blossom
Algona
Waller B
Hutton
Des Slaines
Ematia
Los Ngeles
Cass
Grace
Mary
Algo
E.S. Coley
Los Angeles
F. M
William Fh.jefferson
A. Pune
Hamily Keosion
TP. N. Keene
Earl A. Bordman
Wilebur Schilling
Minneapolis
Dr. Keene
Schilling
Mediterranean
State Center
Olinda Winegar
Main
Washington, D.C
George T. Brinegar
Feachers College
Education Department
S Noval Uni
Waterloo Laundry
Deferson
Park Avenir
Oldsen
Jew Hartford
Tnd
New Hartford State Bank
Oper
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Farns- Worth
Ellegt
Pashion
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