Miss Wellie McCarthy to Wed Louis Rogge at St Marys
Miss Wellie McCarthy daughter of Mrs Mary McCarthy of 1402 Logan avenue will marry Louis Francis Rogge son of Nick Rogge of Oelwein in St Marys Catholic church at 9 tomorrow. Rev Theodoalus Plassmeyer will perform the rites in the presence of relatives and intimate friends. Attending will be Miss Kathryn McCarthy sister of the bride and Heinie Rogge cousin of the groom. After the ceremony 25 guests will be entertained at breakfast at the McCarthy home. The couple will honeymoon in Rochester Minnesota for 10 days and plan to reside in Waterloo. Miss McCarthy is employed as a char tester and cosmetician at Pitzes Permanent Wave shop. Rogge has served in the navy.
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Kathryn McCarthy
Heinie “Rogge
Oelwein
McCarthy
Rochester
Minn
Waterloo
Miss McCarthy
St. Mary's School
Pitze’s
Rogge
Navy
East High Friendship Club Installs 1927 28 Staff
East High School friendship club installed officers and chairmen at the regular meeting. The 1927 28 staff includes Gladys Prescott president Maxine Elliott vice president Virginia Neary secretary Elizabeth Snyder treasurer Elizabeth Hulse program chairman Pearl Lewis social chairman Earline Roadman publicity chairman Juanita Gunstead service chairman Marjorie Comfort music chairman. An effective candle ceremony symbolized entrusting duties as old and new officers swapped chairs and candles and the group sang Follow the Gleam. Miss Marie Watters directed the service. West High Friendship club will install next week.
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Friendship ‘Club
East High ‘School
Gladys’ Prescott
Maxine Elliott
Virginia Neary
Elizabeth Snyder
Yank
Marie Watters
West High
P. E. O. Mother's Day Party At Mrs Walker Home
The P. E. O. chapter in Plant City Florida hosted a Mother's Day guest party at Mrs. D. J. Walker's home with a musical program by Mrs. H. C. Wilbur. Miss Marilouise Caughlan played piano selections and readings by Miss Margaret Miller and others drew guests, with over fifty in attendance and arrangements by Mrs. Bob Marans and Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy. A social meeting will follow at 7 48 p m Saturday at Mrs. Ira Rodamar’s home.
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Ps “E. O
D. J. Walker
H.C
Wilbur
Sidney Homer
Frank Fowler
J . PB. McCormick
Nps
Will Lane
Fred
Miller
Margaret
Bohm
Bob Marans
Cchapter
A. B. Lovejoy
Ira Rodamar
Club Notes Prompted Social Gatherings And Plans
YF club members will meet tomorrow afternoon at Miss Mary Woore's home. Husbands will attend a 6 o'clock dinner. Mrs William Griefnow hosted Jolly Seven members yesterday afternoon for a birthday anniversary, receiving handkerchiefs. Refreshments were served by Mrs B W Egdorf. Mrs Rose Galbraith will host next month.
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Mary
William Griefnow
Jolly Seven Club
B. W. Egdorf
Rose Galbraith
Mary and Club Circles Honor Various Local Groups
A dense listing of society meetings and events across Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids and Waterloo including church circles guilds and clubs with pianists and singers Ruth Groper Dor othy Schlosser recitals Beethoven program dinners and luncheons noted at multiple venues such as Calvary Evangelical Black's tearoom and Gilchrist chapel.
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Mary
Melrose
Fred Northey
P-T. A
Roosevelt School
Caledonian Society
E. Hanson
Cedar Falls
Our Lady of Victory Court
W. C. Oo
W.K
Cy Hall
Westminster Circle
Westminster Presbyterian Church
L. C. Hemsworth
First Methodist Church
H. Verne Myers
Sacred Heart Hall
Ruth Groper
Dorothy Schlosser
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Woman’s Club
Waterloo Music Lovers Go Out of Town for Treats
Waterloo music lovers travel to Cornell college Mount Vernon for a May festival featuring Sophie Braslau Louise Lindner Rudolph Reuter Jacques Gordon and Chicago Symphony Orchestra conducted by Frederick Stock with soloists Mildred Smith Bolan and Luther Richman Also Madame Schumann Heink to perform at Coe college Cedar Rapids plus a Cedar Falls trip for Galli Cucchi and a Memorial hall all day thimblebee chaired by Mrs Averice Gilley and a regular corps meeting Friday.
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Waterloo
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Sophie Braslau
Louise Lindner
Chicago
Luther Richman
Voice
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Coe College Chapel
Cedar Rapids
Madame Schumann-Heink
Galli-Cutci
Cédar Rapids
Hints in Beauty Care Answered Letters
Advice column excerpts give dermatological and dietary tips for readers. Topics cover weight management for young women, blood purifiers, skin care, and scalp health with home remedies and cautions about overuse.
Miss Lois Buehner Hosts Shower for Bride-Elect Loren Dieckmann
Last evening a miscellaneous shower at Miss Lois Buehner’s home honored Loren Dieckmann, whose May 26 wedding to Wesley Menefee is planned. Favors went to Mildred Holm and Lorena Trainor, with several other party guests named.
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Loii” Buehner
Loren Dieckmann
Wesley Menefee
Bunce
Mildred Holm
Lorena Trainor
Beatrice Shares
Helen Britzman
Josephine Gindt
Inez Marlow
Dorothy Burnett
Martha Groth
Church Guilds and Societies Plan Midweek Meetings
Community church groups announce midweek gatherings across multiple congregations. Clara Barton guild hosts at parish house with Evelyn McKenzie and Mrs. Jay Henson as hostesses. Other units meet in church parlors or auditoriums. dues, reports, and demonstrations shared. Public invited to several events.
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Clara Barton
Congregational Delegates Gather for OWA Parley in Iowa
About 350 delegates assembled at First Congregational church for the eighty-eighth annual meeting of the Congregational Conference of Iowa. Delegates will discuss union with Universalists and hear sermons by Rev. Williams and Rev. Bodell. World famous immigration expert Prof. Steiner will preach at 7:30 p.m. The conference opens for business at 8:30 a.m. tomorrow with the state superintendent’s report. A fellowship banquet is planned with George E. Pike as toastmaster.
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Roy Abbott
Natural Science Department
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Black
Mae Howell
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
Congregational Conference of Iowa
Waterloo Congregational Churches
Congregationalists
Universalists
Omaha
W. K. Williams
Marshalltown
E. A. Steiner
Grinnell
P. Adelstein Johnson
George E. Pike
Waterloo
Eye care ad and local notices mix in Waterloo brief
In Waterloo the brief lists ads and notices including an optical services pitch, illnesses and hospital stays for Howard B. Taylor and Violet MacKay, a family visit to Council Bluffs, lodge announcements at Lotus No. 705 and No. 72 I O C F, real estate cash settlement by Dr H H Dole, visitors from Chicago, illness and death notices, a liquor nuisance case with Rufus Light, police reporting a disturbance by Gilbert Goins, a radish growing note about Joseph Holker, a new high power electric transmission line franchise to Orange Electric, and local event ads for St Mark's church and East High school film/show tickets.
Donahey’s Path From Printer to Ohio Governor Hopeful
Columbus May 9 A country printshop owner Vic Donahey proved his money making instinct by winning the county auditorship at New Philadelphia. He rose from state auditor to governor of Ohio three times and is described by friends as the Democratic favorite of a big Republican state for the presidential nomination.
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Columbus
Vic Donahey
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Over production Cited as Cause of Gas Price Cut
An oil industry report states crude overproduction and a gasoline surplus at refiners, caused by backward seasonal demand, led all Waterloo oil firms to cut gas by 2 cents per gallon. Low test fuel now 18 1/2 cents including tax. Other grades reduced. kerosene down 1 cent to 12.3 to 12.5 cents per gallon from tank wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Complete Teale Jury in Leon bank case
Creston Iowa May 10 Selection of the jury to try Fred Teale Leon Decatur county banker on a charge of accepting deposits in the Farmers Traders bank at Leon when he knew the bank to be insolvent was completed yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teale
Creston
Fred Teale
Leon
Decatur County
Farmers’& Traders Bank
Missionary Meet Set for May 11 in Council Bluffs
The Kansas Nebraska and Iowa district convention of the Foreign and Home Missionary societies of the Baptist church will convene in Council Bluffs on May 11 for a three day session.
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Council Bluffs, Ta
Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa
the Foreign and Home Missionary Societies of the Baptist Church
Jewett Elected To Head County Schools For Three Years
A. E. Jewett was unanimously elected by acclamation by delegates from county school corporations for a three year term as county superintendent, from Sept 1 1927 to Sept 1 1930. Twenty-one delegates attended. five districts were unrepresented. Moeller elected chairman. H W C Moeller noted historic firsts as ex superintendent serving as delegate. New board members elected to replace retirements.
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A. E. Jewett
H. ©. Moeller
Katheryn Barton
George C. Pashby
Union Township
eClaire Martin
Cedar Falls
W. M. Blough
la Porte City
County Board of Education
J. L. Brentzer
Lester
A. A. Burger
A. V. Mulinex
Haldover
Why Aways Sick Why Not Get Well Red Cross Pills
An advertisement touts Red Cross Pills as a modern medicine for liver kidney stomach and bowel diseases. It claims to remove the disease cause, improve digestion and complexion, and relieve constipation bad breath and stomach illness. Sold in watch shaped bottles for 25 cents with a Red Cross insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Rural school textbook committee elected in Delaware county
The article records the election of rural school textbook committee members in Delaware with J O Trumbauer Waterloo W O Tannreather Orange and S O Smalling Cedar serving terms. It lists three nominees E R Rousselow Lincoln H C Reinsche Fox and J L Brentzer Lester, plus recounts vote tallies. Ottilie re elected county superintendent after a close contest with Campbell. Grace Beebe re elected for a second three year term.
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Bers
J. O. Trumbauer
Waterloo
W. O. Tannreather
Orange
S. O. Smalling
Cedar
E. R. Rousselow
Lincoln
H. C. Reinsche
Fox
J. Ll. Brentzer
Lester
PaAshby
PaAshby Sees Cane Cansansvessaanee
Biouah Pence
Ssccessseaneunenses
Martin Se
Cene Cses Canes Nassenene
Brenazier
Cegeencee Seesecansane
Rousselow
Ottilie
Delaware
Manchester
Specia
W. A. Ottilie
Lee H. Campbell
Buck Creek
Bremer
Waverly
Grace Beebe
County Board of Education
Miss Shauger Hosts Prenuptial Tea for Mar Ian Shauger
Presbyterian hospital nurses entertain at a pretty party in Black's tearoom this afternoon as a courtesy for Miss Marian Shauger before her marriage to Herbert Evitaman. Shauger, daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Shanger of 938 Seventh Street West, is assistant superintendent of nurses at the hospital, with the forthcoming marriage inspiring more social events.
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Miss Shauger
Presbyterian Hospital
Marian Shauger
Herbert Evitaman
Black
Bridge
C. J. Shanger
Seventh Street West
Hospitater
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Independence
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Social Union of the Universalist Church
C. C. Kohagen
N. W. Frisbie
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L. C. Beckner
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
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Steiner
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Third Street
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Cortlandt Street
Tresbyterian Hospital
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J. C
Council Bluffs
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Charles MacKay
Chestnut Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Lotus Lodge
Black Hawk Lodge
Fourth Street
H. H. Dole
Williston Avenue
C. L. Ostrander
Dr. Dole
Q Ostranders
City
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Third Street West
Andrew Maitland
McCartney
Ames
H. C. Moeller
Storm Lake
S. M. Luhmann
Mabel Luhmann
Moeller
Luhmann
Walter
Rufus Light
G. W. Wood
Grundy County
Gilbert Goins
Halsted Street
Ralph Davis
Hattie Mortham
Barclay Street
Goines
Joseph Holker
Ida Street
Rainbow Drive
Holker
Waterloo Saddlery Company
Orange Electric Company
Iowa Public Service Company
Dr. SF. Heverty
Black Hawk
St. Mark's Church
Thurs
Martin Luther
East High
Lingelbach Bros
Beiers Groce
Entz Cafe
United Cigar Store
Hansen Drug Co
Schuneman's and
Waterloo di Co
Ublamatorial
Victor Donahey
Jewett
W. M. Blough, le Claire Martin
G. C. Pashby
County Education Board
Res the
Hormot
Larvex Corporation
Park Ave
New York
N. Y
Larvex
Larves Corp
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Cecho Slovakia
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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Neme
W. C. C. Fix
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Hall
Roth Bridge
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Cediy Heights
Pishink
Westinghouse
Westinghouse Automatic
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