Elect Officers for Next Season in Three Parent-Teacher Groups
Patrons of John Fiske Roosevelt and Atcott associations met last evening for final sessions and annual officer elections. Mrs. Clarence Dewey was chosen president of John Fiske. other officers include Mrs. Herbert Sherwood as vice president, Ralph Afflerbaugh treasurer, Miss Mario Butterfield secretary, and Miss Calle Wieder city librarian. A program featured “Love for Books” with talks by R. M. Wyant and musical numbers, exhibits, and demonstrations. Attendance banners and a suggested money trophy were discussed among school staff and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Roosevelt
Ind Atcott
Clarence Dewey
Frank McDonald
John Fiske Association
Quther
Herbert Sherwood
Ralph Afflerbaugh
Mario Butterfield
Calle Wieder
R. M. Wyant
Golda Knapp
Burdetl Sankey
Dikie Sandman
Clare Heald
Roossveli
Little Fern Pennington
Bertha Styles
Fray Parkin
O. A. Tabor
Margaret Howell
J. JB. Goodsyi
Norma Gaiker
Mary Christie
Fiorente Wald
Adeventh
Alcott Association
Offitcom
Gilfiilan Mineaftet
Woral
Bitta Gray
Stoddard
Genevieve Holman
Fred Adams
IS OV Auxiliary Hosts Mother's Day Party
IS OV Auxiliary held a Mother's Day party in Memorial hall with G A R members and their families as guests of honor. Roses were given to attendees. musical numbers by Rev R E Williamson and others, guitar and violin solos, and a piano accompaniment. Future events include entertaining G A R members, a Kensington gathering May 20, and a picnic, with graves of veterans being tended that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sona of
Vaterans' Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Order
Fidelia Callahan
Frank Sherwood
R. EB. Williamson
H. E. Dimmar
SANE
Edward Margadant
Trene
Gladys Melson
Edith Wyant
Rk. M. Wyant
Sola Fm
Gertrude Wright
Elizabeth Billings
Bertha Merriman
Kathyen Edwards
Neva Clark
Effie Zeller
Grace Stallimyan
Ethel Snoderass
Kensington
D¢. Wharth
Grace Stallman
G. A. R. Vetterans
Annainst
Menis
Riva WarnerLmaker
Coliza Cartroll
Mrs F P Rehmeier Reelected DAR Regent in Melrose
The Mary Melrose chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution elected Mrs. F. P. Rehmeier as regent for the coming year at the annual meeting held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. R. Q. Hutchison. New officers include Mrs. M. J. Morgan as vice regent and several others. The chapter, now 95 members with 11 new additions, reported 455.85 spent on Americanization and patriotic work, 2000 flag codes distributed, 740 United States bags prepared, and 353 hours of night school instruction plus 33 tutoring hours. Six o'clock dinner preceded the meeting. Miss Bertha Solitz presented two readings. The Sumner chapter invited Mary Melrose members to a flag day luncheon on June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Q. Hutchison
F. P. Rehmeier
Mary Melrose Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
M. J. Morgan
Vica
W. R. Cols
Mira. BP. C. Liftring
Howard Burr
F. H. Reuling
Clara Sawyer
Zatha Burr
C. R. Davis
Floyd Chamberlain
R. G. Sawyer
Bertha Solitz
Molly Make-Believe
Sumner
Mary Melrose
Huiche
Y W Gymnasium Closes for Summer After Classes
Y W G A gym classes end for summer with volleyball games at 7 30 Thursday evening open to girls from all classes. Es thetic classes end Monday evening in a public demonstration. Tennis fundamentals start at 7 Tuesday evening led by Miss Edna George health education department. Bring racquets balls and tennis shoes. Wear sneakers or bloomers. Court size differs but adequate for basics. No charge for instruction.
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Edna George
Health Education Department
Mrs Chapman to speak on American graves overseas
Mrs C W Chapman will address the American Legion auxiliary on her trip abroad and visits to American soldiers graves at Memorial hall Thursday evening. Jean Glousse Netcott will sing a group of songs and entertainment is by Mrs Madeline Althouse. Cards, 500 and bridge will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
C. W. Chapman
American Legion Auxiliary
Jean Glousse Netcott
Madeline Althouse
Gladys Shores
Two Garage Men Contrast Generous and Stingy Practices
A reader recalls two garage workers, one generous with free service and the other charging for every task. The generous worker, paid by salary, gambles time for goodwill, while the other, paid hourly, risks losing money and integrity by giving away labor to please clients. The piece argues honest workers should not steal time or resources from their employer.
Miss Carol Maxson Bride-Elect Honored at Supper
Miss Carol Maxson a science instructor at West High is set to marry Rolland Vincent Turner of Brandon Wisconsin on June 18 in Wauwatosa. A public supper for 21 guests celebrated her upcoming wedding with lilac and spirea decor and a gift from the Philathes class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Maxson
Philathes
First Methodist Relarch
Maxson
West High School
Rolland Vincent ‘Turner
Brandon
Wis
Wauwatosa
State University of Iowa
Hieary Pord Hospital
Detroit
Afildred Roderick
Church and Club Meetings In Local Area
Immanuel Tatheran Ladies Aid society meets Thursday afternoon in the school auditorium for penantry work and quilting. St Johns Young Peoples club plans Thursday evening parish hall activities. Harmony class gathers Thursday at 2 30 p m in First Presbyterian parlors with hostesses listed. First Baptist Woman's Society holds its annual meeting Thursday at 4 p m in the social rooms followed by church supper at 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immanuel Tatheran Ladies Aid Society
St. John’s Young People’s Club
First Presbyterian
Mmes. R. . Fairbanks
F. E. Powlie
F.C. Keenig
Margaret Kilgore
Woman's Society of
First Baptist Church
Beauty Chats Nail Creams for Daily Nail Care
An article advises a nightly routine to keep nails smooth and neat by rubbing cream into nails for about 30 seconds and pushing back the cuticle with an orange wood stick. It endorses petroleum jelly mixed with rouge as a simple nail treatment and warns against self diagnosis, urging medical advice for brittle nails.
Congregational Circle Ends Year With Plate Supper
Ww. A. Kirk busy with sewing for the bazar. Mrs. Frank Gill in charge of refreshments. Evening circle at First Congregational Church holds final gathering of the year Friday evening with Mrs. H. G. Burnham. Plate supper at 6 30, members bring own dishes and silver.
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First Congregational Church
Book Review Club Hosts Garland Discussion
Mrs B B Brown will review a Hamlin Garland work when Book Review club members meet with Mrs C C Shean Thursday afternoon.
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B. B. Brown
Hamlin Garland
Book Review Club
C. C. Shean
Weather forecast for Cogler with showers expected
Unsettled weather with showers is forecast tonight and cooler conditions Thursday by the state bureau. Relief comes after a weekend of low temperatures as the government instrument rose to 7 degrees above zero and last night’s minimum reached 53 above.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau
City in Brief: Local News and Notices
West end 4th St. bridge and Y building ad copy. guests of Mrs. O G Hamilton include Mrs. Gussie Mather and Atrs Grover Blunt of Dubuque. Condolences and visits across town. A M Bolton to Wellington Kan as millwright. Mrs. Alice H Bourquin convalescing. Taylor operated on with satisfactory condition. Lions club pep meeting planned ahead of district convention. Track operator changes on Chicago Great Western. Building permits issued for residence and porches. Jury awards $59.90 in municipal court. Missouri Pacific washout delays Great Western trains.
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Gussie Mather
Atrs
Grover Blunt
Dubuque
O. G. Hamilton
Alice H. Bourquin
Highland
Waterloo Sunday School Superintendents’ Association
M.C
Tim Rogers
R. R. Rees
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Rees
Southern Division
Waterloo
Lions Club
Black’s
Jess Smith
5. K. West
Missouri Pacific
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kan
Great Western
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue Frenzy Reads Like a Mess
Fragmented OCR puzzle list with scattered clues and garbled terms. Names, numbers, and places are partially readable, but overall text is incoherent and requires expert cleanup to extract valid crossword entries and a coherent solution.
Law Alumni Present Founders Portraits to College
Law alumni of the University of Iowa college of law report half of the $1,500 goal collected from 160 donors to fund life size oil paintings of founder Judge George G. Wright and former Chancellor William G. Hammond. The portraits will be presented to the college on November 6 during the sixtieth anniversary celebration. The college of law is the oldest continuously operated law school west of the Mississippi.
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Towa City
University of Lowa College of Law
Lowa Law
George G. Wright
William G. Hammond
College of Law
Eollege
University of Iawa College of Law
Mississippi River
Mrs H Delagar belle dies at Gilbertville funeral Friday
Gilbertville Iowa May 13 Special The funeral for Mrs Henry Delagardelle who died Tuesday afternoon at her daughter Mrs Matt Steils home will be Friday at an hour to be decided Elizabeth Mertz born in Germany 75 years ago and married to Henry Delagardelle who came to the United States in 1873 They resided here since Mr Delagardelle and three of their 12 children are dead Surviving are several daughters sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren including Mrs Nick Bernardy Mrs Anna Mary Gurring Mrs Susan Imban Mrs Agnes Bennet Mall Walnut Creek Cal Michael New Orleans La Mrs Steils Mrs John Hermann and Henry of Gilbertville
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Gilbertville
Henry Delagardelle
Matt Steils
Elizabeth Mertz
Germany
United States
United States In 1873 and Had Resided Here Continuously Since. Mr. Delagardelle
Nick Bernardy
Seaforth
Minn
Anna Mary Gurring
Susan Imban
Chicago
Agnes Bennet
Galveston
Tex
Mall
Walnut Creek
Cal
Michael
New Orleans
Steils
John Hermann
Henry
East High honors through Emblemis awards for scholars and athletes
Eleven East High students received emblems today for declamation and debate, golf, and music. Declamers Austin Marlow Frances Stoits Eneatha Kenyon led the letter winners while debaters George Heath Austin Marlow Mildred Chaplin Leroy Markham Sidney Muzavetsky Ruth Gary earned letters. Musicians Lucile Cutter and Margaret Howell won piano and violin honors, with Lawrence Kilgore named golf champion. This marks the first year emblems recognize participants across activities.
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East High
Ease High
Austin Marlow
Frances Stoits
Eneatha Kenyon
George Heath
Mildred Chaplin
Leroy Markham
Sidney Muzavetsky
Ruth Gary
Lucile Cutter
Volinist
Junior High Track Meet Set At East High Field
Junior high track teams from the county except Waterloo and Cedar Falls will contest at East High athletic field Saturday afternoon. A close meet is expected with Dunkerton Orange and Cedar Heights favorites to contend for top honors.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
East High Athletic Field
Dunkerton
Orange
Cedar Heights
East High Tennis Tournament Opens With Pairings Set
First round matches begin this week in the annual East High tennis tournament with twenty three boys entered. The event will conclude in late May. Pairings include Stevenson and P Brown with byes, Russell Ritz against W Bandon, and several other first round games listed.
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Stevenson
P. Brown
Russell Ritz
W. Bandon
le S. H. Peterson
J. Bickley
L.thomas
Booth
B. Thompson
Metcalf
H. Thompson
Griffith
Whitford
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Solve and Clues
Puzzle spreads across Across and Down clues with word starts in numbered squares. The first word is shown by a drawing and other words follow, including items like what soldiers sleep in and a tree, plus a southern state abbreviation and a method used by a tinsmith.
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Selow
Fratee
Surideu
Yesterday's Puzzle Answered in Boston Origins
A brief note recalls yesterday's puzzle answer and mentions the first American alatinae printed in Boston as the second Bent pulling in the country.
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Boston
Farm Residence Near Parkersburg Burns to Ground
Fire at Loa farm northwest of Parkersburg destroyed the residence of George Lubieri when a gasoline engine in the kitchen ignited. Damages estimated at 7000 dollars. Fire department arrived too late to save the house. other outbuildings wet down and saved. Lubieri carried only a small amount of insurance.
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Parkersburg
George Lubieri
Here
Lo A. m
Luobbec
Cedar Valley Kennel Club Dinner Planned for June 11
Cedar Valley Kennel Club members will host a banquet and program at Hotel Russell-Samson on Thursday evening with dancing and talks. Judges from the recent beach show and the show superintendent are invited, including M. S. Baron of Massott City and F. Henry of Cedar Rapids. The club will suspend summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley
Theodore Monteechor
Cedar Rapids
Ad F. Henry
Get. Ls
Cornell Chemist to Speak at East High Friday
Dr Harry F Lewis of Cornell College Mount Vernon will address East High students Friday afternoon during auditorium period. He speaks under East High chemistry club auspices and will talk at a special post school meeting. He is a close friend of East High chemistry instructor John Cotlson and was an assistant professor at Cornell in the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marry. F. Lewis
Cornelcalléce
Mount Vernon
East High
Dr. Lewis
East High Chemistry Club
Cornell
John Cotlson
Fast High
Cauleen
Fashion Patterns Offer From Waterloo Evening Courier
To obtain up-to-date Courier patterns mail 12 cents for each pattern to the Fashion Department Waterloo Evening Courier. The most popular ensemble combines a Ladies' Coat and Dress in black and gray wool mixtures. Patterns come in seven sizes for coat and dress with complete yardage details. Send two patterns and 12 cents for an up-to-date Spring Summer 1925 Book of Fashions.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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P.T. A
Is.o.v. Auxiliary
Melrose D. A. R
Y. W. Gymnasium
Mrs. Chapman
Tedek Hall
Fourth Street
Ray
WC. T. U
Princes Willard Hall
Elizabeth Carhart
Marion
Solate
Waterloo Union
Cedar Heights Society
Institute
J. Line
W. OC. A
Marion Cooley de Paar
J. D. Knapp
Woodmen
Mae Furman
J. H. Price
Deg Moines
Woodmen Circle
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Columbus Hall
Algo Mide
G. Cy Fneker
James Lammert
Aylesworth Honovel
Mercy Aylesworth
Columbia University
Howard Hallowell
Lorraine Hallowell
Aylesworth
William Kirkpatrick
O. E. Urie
Tund
Inez Lund
Lafayette School
Abbie Leatherberry
Thora Collyer
B. C. Guenther
Martha Short
Mary Ferris
J. R. Derby
J. R. Wilbur
Ugh Fould
Charlies Halaska
Derby
Presbyterian Hospital
John L. Paulus
Ruth Foota
Cc. L. Paulus
Knights of Pythias Hall
Church News
Westminster
West
Stas
Minster Presbyterian Church
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
A. M. Bolton
Third Street West
Wellington
H. A. Broyles
Charles Gill
Charlies O. Watkins
D. V. Watkins
Lindale
Roland G. Taylor
Second Street West
Clifford Hallowell
Jackson’s Hole
Wyo
Izaak Walton League of America
E. T. Houlette
Wyroming Street
Anna M. Shippy
Adams Street
Daily Cross
Srond Insect
Cpl
Army
Italy
Puzale
Brg
Jos
Innior High
Eli
Cedar Valley Kennel Club
Harry F. Lewis
Cornell College
Buchanan Ye. MW. G. AL Buildiing Complete Optical Service
California
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