Portnightly Club Elects Officers at Annual Banquet
E J Brusher elected president of the Portnightly club at Black's tearoom banquet attended by about 150. Mrs. W A White named vice president, Miss Anna Koehn secretary, Miss Bila D Williams treasurer. Leonard M Weiss retired president presided. Program plans announced by G Ray Wilson, with reports from retiring officers. Dr J A Lauria gave travel talk comparing liquor in Europe to U S prohibition. Upcoming programs listed through 1927 with lectures, concerts, and civic topics.
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E. J. Brusher
Hudson
Leonard M. Weiss
J. A Hoskins
A. S. Weishaar
W. H. Bickley
Aic. Wilson
Waterloo Players
How. Grout
W. W
J. Ald
Oekins
Miler
LW. Grout
Birs
BE. B. Cor
S. B. Reed
Ei Ritz
J. W. Gwynne
R. W. Getchell
Wfiesch
le Hudyrt
A. KE. Gnagy
P. Jensen
J.B. Jordan
Fred C
L. C. Hems
G.W. Ellyson
Es Tidenour
Bertha
BR. E
Fr. Miller
Howellh
Benquet
Woman's Club Welcomes New Officers at Spring Luncheon
The Waterloo Woman's Club introduced its new president and officers at a spring luncheon. Nearly 200 members attended as Mrs. C. W. Chapman introduced the slate and conveyed thanks for support during a pleasant, harmonious year. Attendees included delegates from Cedar Falls clubs and state federation officials. Music, readings, and tributes to deceased members filled the program alongside a reception for guests and nonresident attendees.
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Atland
Fred Gtedrns
G.a. Waterbury
M. Meimball
Marion Ransier
Mendelssohin
Afiat
Brahms
Hox
Severae
Chopin
Schultz-Evler
Herbert J. Marshall Wert
Bee
Sclunbert
A. L. Alexander
Yosether
Marshall” Kernocheu
Rogert’ Quilter
James Rogers
Maud Dudley
Martha Hedford
David ‘Henderson
Flenyy. Seebers
J. Ho Shank
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Cedar Freights Woman's Club
WW. C. Nunn
Cedar Fats
Frank . Bowen
Hudson
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Waterloo Club
Federaton
Chapman
Wedding Read at Waverly for Waterloo Pair
An early morning wedding at the Methodist church in Waverly joined Mrs Caura Williams and C F Byers of Waterloo. Rev Grant officiated with attendees Mrs R Jenness and Mrs Williams sister Mrs Mice Walker. After the ceremony the couple left for a motor trip to South Dakota before settling back in Waterloo. Williams formerly ran a local grocery, Byers worked with the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railroad.
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Waverly
Grant
Caura.Williams
C.F. Byers
Waterloo
Byers
Wehter
R. Jenness
Jefferson Street
Williams
Mice Alker
Baltimore Street
Friday Study Club to Hold Annual Spring Dinner
Friday Study Club plans its annual spring luncheon tomorrow at Black's tea room at one o clock. Mrs W W Lytie will preside with a program of toasts and music arranged by chair JEL Davis and committee. Toasts honor Dry s of Auld Lang Syne Gardens of Tomorrow Suspenders and Belts Spring Styles. Music by the club sextet. Mrs Willis Johnson to present critic's report. Rainbow table decorations by social committee led by C D Hayes. Mrs S A Ashut h is named as club delegate to the General Federation Biennial in Atlantic City May 24 to June 5.
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Black
W. W. Lytie
Durfaew
Jel. Davis
B. A. Cobb
R. B. Williamson
Wy CH. Howrey
M. G. Cornish
M. F. Coonls
Clud
Willis Johnson
C.D. Hayes
M.S. Cornish
J. .C. Forbes
S.A. Asquith
They Club
General Federation of Wom]an's Club
Atlantic City
Attractive Party Hosts Miss Gesell Before May Wedding
Miss Ida Mae Gesell, soon to wed June 1, honored at a party hosted by Mrs. Phil Lucas. Lavender and green décor featured an inverted umbrella centerpiece and lilac bowls. Guests included Mrs. Fred Smith Emma Winters P. W. Williams Charles Brugman and several Misses. Prizes totaling 500 were awarded to Mrs. Williams Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Leipert.
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Id& Mae Gesell
Phil Lucas
Emma O'Rourke
Mmes, Fred Smith
Emma Winters
P. W. Williams
Charles Brugman
Ermine Betts
Darnthy Mitchell
Faye Rober
Bernice Clark
Mildred ‘Leipert
Nora :Parker
Beauty shortcuts for inexpensive beauty formulas
The piece argues cheap substitutes for pricey shop preparations and offers homemade remedies for nails, skin, and hair care. It notes common items like lemon juice, hydrogen peroxide, and benzooin tincture, plus home mixes using powder, petroleum jelly, and oatmeal for complexion and whitening.
Iowa Falls Couple Mark 50 Years in May Ceremony
A Iowa Falls couple observed their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Monday May 10 they wed in Webster City on May 6 1870 at the old Mumilton house with witnesses Rose Prange Kimball and J O Hunter. The groom Henry McMillen is a merchant and postmaster in Wille. Six children survive including Mrs L Cooper Mrs EB Alldrecht Gordon and John of this city and Mrs Harry Wright of Long Beach California. The couple were active in county life and well known locally. Emergency Work Turk Presbyterian Hospital alumnae met with Mrs Bird Bickley featuring a presentation on emergency work and plans for the coming month. Twenty attended. A farewell gathering celebrated Mrs Florie Dean preparing to move to Montana as she visits her daughter.
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Iowa
Duncan McMilan
Webster City
Mumilton House
Dudpe Rose
Prange Kimball
J. O. Hunter
Mir
Mesilla
Eourney
Ile Old Nomertead
Wills
Wille
Bor
Mer McMillen
Jivin
Lydia
Me L. Cooper
EB. Alldrecht
South Dakota
Gordon
John
This City
Harry Wright
Long Beach
Cal
McMillen
Unedin County
Miss Behrens
Lorene. Behrens
Join I. Herrens
Norris T. Smith
Wall
John R. Voorhees
M's. Touard G. Ross
Black Hawk Chapter
D.A. R
Voorhees
Fifteenth Street
Turner
Santa Cruz
Cedar Falls
Wargeriy
California
Daroers
Leon Carney
Royal
Kensington
John Osgood
el Deen Club
Osea Tostlebe
Masonic Hall
William H. Dahl
Friendly Club
Frederick Schriéber
Christian Watpii
The
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First Christian Church
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Church News Recalls Gatherings at Local Parishes
Nineteen members of Majel guilt met yesterday afternoon in church parlors with hostesses and guests named among church circles. A congregational picnic supper is set for Friday at 6 40 p m to welcome new members received during the conference year begun last October. A short business meeting will follow.
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Majel Guilt
Wiliam Feisner
Gommelland
J. W.wilgore
Ray Thompson
R. J. Hutchinson
Oliver Stevenson
Memmbers
Friends of
Graves Memorial United
Kiine
American Lutheran Guild
W . GC. Olson
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. ‘Macartney
Club Notes and Luncheon Meetings Reported
Community groups held gatherings at local homes and tearooms with luncheons and plan approvals. Mrs. Reichert hosted Twin Four club with prize winners, while Mrs. Jen Sen and Mrs. Jay Nilson organized future events. Several members assisted in service and reception duties.
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W.H. Reichert
George Alexander
Garment and Drapery Trade Query Parameters
A garb and drapery inquiry lists questions about dye quality and fabric fineness. It seeks guidance on whether a color will hold, if wool is suitable, and parallels with other fabrics. No firm conclusions or suppliers are named.
Cedar Falls News Desk Address and Hours
In Cedar Falls, Geonge l and Twaddieg, resident news representatives, operate at 11 West Bourts Avenue. The Waterloo Monitor and Daily Reporter offices list telephone service at 12 and hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 2 daily.
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Dances Return With Rules At Cedar Falls High School
Cedar Falls May 18 dancers may return with restrictions. School board votes 3 to 2 to lift the ban but requires dances end by 11 30 pm and parental supervision, with dancers paying costs. Legal cases include arrests for illegal liquor transport and possession, fined $100. Community notices report a pastor addressing crime causes, engagements, and local obituaries plus Friday social calendar and local deaths.
Two Paroled Youths Recommitted To Jail
John Stohr aged 18 of 849 Richtstreat and Walter Tompkins aged 18 of S32 1 4 Sycamore Street were in the county jail today after being recommitted following parole.
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John Stohr
Richtstreat
Walter Tompkins
Sycamore Street
Dandruff Goes Danderine Advertisement Claims
An old advertisement extols Danderine promising dandruff elimination within ten minutes, thicker wavier hair, and no itching. It compares dandruff removal to rainfall reviving vegetation, claims roots are invigorated, and hair grows strong, abundant, and lustrous. A small bottle costs a few cents from drug stores.
Canada Dry Hostess Package for home use
A novelty sale pitch touts a twelve bottle Canada Dry carton as a handy hostess package for dinners at home or when guests drop in. Sold by all Canada Dry dealers.
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Canada
Youths Recommitted After Larceny Charge In Local Court
Awaiting authorities from the state industrial school at ldora report two youths recommitted after waiving Nearing in municipal court on charges of stealing an automobile from a local garage. The pair and the car were captured in Omaha. The youths, known as 4 ye Stohr and Tompkins, were paroled from the institution last September and chose to return there rather than face auto theft charges in a local court. They were convicted on a larceny charge here.
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Ldora
Omaha
Ye Stohr
Tompkins
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