Farewell luncheon marks YWCA society meeting season
One hundred attendees from Sioux City to Cedar Falls gathered for the annual farewell luncheon at the YWCA before summer meetings at Willard hall. Mes. BR Yapp led the event with decorated tables by Mrs. W A Davis and others, noting devotions by Rev J Arthur Young and a prize intermission contest won by Mrs G W Messer.
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Y. W
Wildiard Hall
Mes
Yapp
W. A. Davis
Sioux City
Dubuque
Port
Dodge
Orange Township
Jessrp
G. W. Messer
FJ. Elginney
Lotus Farvay
J. Arthur Young
Mitchell
Henry Stebars
Luctlle Brinton
University Women Entertain Seniors at Evening Party
University of Iowa dean of women Mrs Addex latde Burge addressed Watersloo high school seniors and guests at an American Association of University Women evening in the YWCA parlors. About 170 attended as lavender and green decorations set a formal tone. The program featured Miss Callie Wieder and Miss Norma Gaiser among helpers, with a Employed Girls council elected for the League and an upcoming supper meeting.
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Alrs
Addex Latde Burge
University of Iowa
Uiris GE
Watersloo
Mmes
W. A. Thomson
Esiol
JK. West
G.M. Johnson
Jack Patterson
Raimiond Shear
W. A. Lane
R. P. Birdsall
J. Oh. Batts
A. D. Donnell
Harry Reed
TR. OC. Bodwell
John E. Fanning
Zee
Marshall Murray
Norma
Gaiser
Katharine .Graham
Anne Patterson
Janet Styan
Walter J. Hunt
Callie Wieder
Fred. J. Miller
Ithe
Liffring Elected President of D A R Chapter
Mrs. Liffring was chosen president of Mary Melrose chapter Daughters of the American Revolution at an officers meeting held yesterday in the home of Mrs. Raymond Folk. Officers elected include Regent Mrs. dG,iff the, vnte yegent, recording secretary Mrs. Howard Burr, corresponding secretary Mrs. Re C G Bodwell, treasurer Miss Flora Miner, registrar Mrs. ath elark, historian Mrs. PLT Morgan. The chapter reported flourishing conditions with substantial funds remaining. Plans for May Day observances and flagpole presentation at Morrisiste were announced.
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Mary Melrose
Raymond Folk
Vnte Yegent
Howard
A. Burr
Mas
W. R. Qole
Re C G. Bodwell
Flora
Miner
Athelark
Plt. Morgan
Ars
Rehe Neler
Howard Burr
A. G. Sawyer
Sehoory
Ik. Cale
Crossner
N. G
Aprilmerican
Morrisiste
Amendments Planned for Legion Auxiliary By Laws
Proposed amendments to the Legion Auxiliary by laws will be read by Mrs Charles McKinstry, chairman of the revision committee, and voted upon at a meeting of American Legion Memorial hall. Members urged to attend. if carried, executive terms extend and nominations shift to ballot. After the meeting, the auxiliary will host a bead party and social events for May including a dinner dance opening, bridge events, and a White Shrine regular meeting at Gedar Falls Masonic hall.
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Ionalchange
Auxilia Wim
Cinb
Entertainment Committee
Sunnyside
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Bethany No. 9
Gedar
Masonic Hall
Beauty Bath Powders Made From Simple Kitchen Staples
A frugal guide to making bath powders at home using basic ingredients like starch cornmeal and borax powder. Encourages mixing rice starch to imitate costly cosmetic powders, adding talcum or rouge for tint, and notes that proper blends won’t clog pores. Advises safe, antiseptic options and simple substitutions for cheap, effective toilet touches.
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Hhiss
Church Groups Schedule Meetings and Elections
Church notices list several gatherings: Frome Heparmens hosts Sunday school and a sewing circle at Cinamnel tatheran church. annual congregational meeting and officer elections set for tomorrow with polls 8:30 to 7:30. Williamson, pastor, will speak on The Pash Present andy Mutare. Park and Lindon aid societies plan Thursday and tomorrow afternoon events respectively.
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Dirs
Cora Clough
Frome Heparmens
Ladies Aid Sewing Circle
Tme Cinamnel Tatheran Church
Lela
Duparce
Williamson
Andy Mutare
Choral Society To Stage First Public Concert
The Heyde Studio Chore¦ society formed from Waterlog pupils plans its debut program at 8 pm Monday at First Congregational. It features choruses double quartets trios duets and solos from opera and classical music with Miss Tin Martin and Miss Byrdelle Saukey on organ. Members listed include Corinne Cherry Mildred sledxor Tea nore lial Mrs Weunk Siardey and many others. The group aims to provide music for clubs churches and other Waterloo area organizations as needed. Westpone meeting of Three Link circle postponed. Plymouth Congregational church members to meet at Mrs Cross Mostess home Friday afternoon.
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Heyde Studio Choré¢ Society
Martin Heyde
Tin Martin
Plave Ang
Byrdelle Saukey
Tafa Mister
Corinne Cherry
Mildred Sledxor
Teanore Lial
Weunk Siardey
Sistide Aby
Worothy Naile
Mares ” Nohto
Jonny Peterson
Gretelayler
Sernica ‘Thompson
Ales
Max U. Milison
Alto Dow
Tenilly Coulstock
Hazelaber Miller
Heo Atalloy
Ihe Anidh
Evelyn Schrader T
Hester Waylor
Greno Aljen
Anthony Jeeoml
Walter Firnhater
Lio Wareriz
Over Kalliman
Ank Wiartley
Ernst Hess
Andy Moria
Westpone
JT. O
O. TE. Hall Nias
Cross Mostess
Rayynondt Cross
Plymouth Congregational Church
City In Brief Highlights Local Socials And Legal Notices
Weekend visitors included Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Trenor of Charles City and R. B. Trenor of Waverly. A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Smith is recovering from a shoulder fracture. County board members Ed Refshauge Bentley and Decker are in T. D. Teeter’s district due to illness. Paul Thornton of Ames, a sophomore at State College, visited parents after joining Phi Gamma Delta. Capt. Richard T. Edwards met with Des Moines recruiting staff. Court actions include Lucy Lovelett filing for divorce from Raymond and requesting alimony, and John Siefken cited for contempt. Several social visits and local church and school notes are listed, along with a grazing quality note by County Engineer W. D. Johnston and a road grading contract awarded to Mackie & Co. Local family announcements cover obituaries and custody arrangements in ongoing legal proceedings.
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M. B. Trenor
Charles City
R.B. Trenor
Waverly
Joe Ganz
First Street
Dorothy Smith
Daugher
C. T. Smith
Kern Street
Ed Refshauge
T. Bentley
R. Decker
T. D. Teeter
Paul Thornton
Aly Lawa
State College
Ames
BE. K.thornton
Argyle Street
Phi Gamma Delta Fraternity
Eber F. Stevenson
Waterloo
Iowa State
Electical
Des Moines
Elizabeth Siefken
John Siefken
Mabel Luhmann
Storm Lake
H. C. Moeller
Mackie & Co
Vinton
Abs
Dade Perkins
Minneapolis
Jolis No Sweitzer
Municipal
Charles Foote
Dan Foote
Han Foote
Charles
Tormerdy County
Carrie Decker
Clarence Decker
Judes GW. Wood
Robert
Monroe Lane
Suneay
Donald
Margaret Walsh to Wed A F Hussman in Dubuque
Margaret Walsh of Waterloo announces her engagement to A F Hussman of Waterloo and Dubuque. The wedding is planned in Dubuque next week. Miss Walsh has served four years as assistant to the Waterloo freight agent of the illinois central railroad. Hussman is treasurer of the Vi MM Reel company.
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Dubsatte
Hussinan Jett Waterloo
Dubuque
Crops Vary From Normal To Backward Across Towns
Des Moines May 12 AP The weekly weather and crop report by Charles D Reed director of the weather bureau notes unusually variable crop conditions ranging from normal to very backward Rain was local affecting less than .20 percent of the state but covered areas hit by drought Planting in eastern counties just begun while in far southwest counties it is about three quarters finished Conditions for oats are mixed in rain favored areas with stands thin Hay and pasture prospects are poor with hay shipped into some counties Winter wheat remains in fair to poor condition First fruit blooms appeared 21 days later than in 1926 and eight days later than the average Pollination thought to be fairly good
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Des Moines
Charles D. Reed
Weather Bureau Today
First Evangelical Church Installs Pipe Organ
First Evangelical Church on Park avenue and Lafayette street began installing a Cour-manual direct electric pipe organ yesterday. The instrument will include a grand organ and antiphonal echoes, 26 pipe sets, an electric harp, and several novelty features. Installation is expected to take five weeks due to many electrical connections. The project costs about 20000 dollars.
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First Evangelical Church
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
Late Spring Yard Keeps Traction as Garagemen Work Round Clock
Fort Madison Iowa May 12 with seasonal farm work two weeks behind schedule and tractors running 24 hours a day local garagemen operate like country doctors, repairing and fueling machines at all hours day and night.
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Fort Madison
Rolvaag to Speak at Norwegian Independence Day
Sioux City Iowa May 12 Prafi C E Rolvaag head of Norwegian language and literature at St Olaf College Northfield Minnesota will be principal speaker at the Norwegian Independence day celebration here May 17 OOH PLAN'T BURNS. Wausau Wisconsin May 12 AP Fire last night destroyed the plant of the Hammer Bloom Tool company demolished 100 automobiles and damaged the Marathon motor car company building Loss was estimated between 150 500 and 200 000 Ten buildings were ablaze at once No one was injured
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Sioux City
Uup
Prafi
C. E. Rolvaag
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Wausau
Wis
Hammer-Bloan Tool Company
Marathon 3Loter
Taunting Nonexistent Press Clerk Watters Cedar Falls
George Um Twaddde listed as a resident news representative for Cedar Falls Evening Courier and Daily, with office at 111 West Fourth, Velophone No 42. Office hours stated as 9 to 10 a.m. and 2 to 2 p.m.
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Georg UM. Twaddde
Cedar Fall
Watertow
Lvening Courier
West Fourth
Aleed
Cedar Falls Club Donates 1000 to Campanile Fund
Cedar Falls May 12 Contri tion of 1000 to the camp fund was made today by check in accord ance with action of Cedar Falls Commercial club at its meeting last evening. The club had on hand 2600 accumulated for years and sentiment favored a substantial donation to the college memorial. 115 present for the session and entertainment included piano numbers by Victor Lund and songs by Ruth Merrill. Membership shows 288 names on the rolls. Next year’s program discussed by president John Berg.
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Cedar Falls
Cam
Nellie
BE. Grant Miller
Wiliam Rehbeck
Savannah
Til
Cedar, Falls
Mary Volderming
George Obele
State Street
Fairview
Ruth
Knittle
Waterloo
Florence Reed
Cedar
Gilchrist Hall
Wo- Nah Hopkins
Lyla Day
Clark$villa
Farmers Busy in Fields as Corn Crop Advances
Farmers in this section report similar seeding progress to prior years with most aiming to complete by Friday and reseeding unlikely. Ongoing rains not critical. a 7000 acre-foot downpour soon would help. Community notices list church meetings for Thursday afternoon and social events with local clubs hosting luncheons and dinners. Campanile walls rise four masons oversee work while others prepare for summer tours by teachers college faculty. Local officials attend meetings. several residents visit Cedar Heights and nearby cities for civic activities.
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Methodist Ladies’ “Aid
H. GC. Harmon
Twenty-fourth
St. Luke's Guild
John Cord- Well
Women's Association
Church House
Missionary Society
la Salle Hall
Sara M. Riges
Effie Schugémann
Agnes B. Cole
Black
Anna S. Duncan
Alta Freeman
Mary Hunter
Anna G. Childs
Teachers College
Harry N
Israel
Cedar Heights
Miz
G. Packard
Waterloo
Mercy Hospital Waverly to Grant Diploma Night
Mercy Hospital at Waverly will grant diplomas tonight to graduates from the Mercy hospital nurses training course. Sister Marian Missee Rite Ulich and Eleanor Harmon are to receive diplomas in the nurses home auditorium with Ray Collins delivering the address. In Charter Oak, W. A. Sehouten was injured when thrown from a tractor. he remained standing during the accident and is expected to recover.
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Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Charter Oak
Tall
W. AL Sehouter
Sehouten
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