Junior senior reception at Galloway club noted
Two hundred wast bled students attended the annual junior senior reception at the Galloway club Saturday evening with seniors as guests of juniors. The hall featured yellow and white decorations. Geo W. McGlade represented the school board, and a program of toasts, readings, and music followed dinner.
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Galloway Club
John
McGlade
Geo Ww. R
Uiat Buly
Agron Milley
Graduaring
Aet
Arlene Stutt
Jello Sirdsai
Reader
Eell Beachler
April Moois
Jack Lavingeton
May Bask
Letha Stull
Grace Haswell
Evan
Louise Sippel and Louis Costello Wed at Morning Service
Miss Louise LB Sippel daughter of Mr and Mrs Claude Sippel wed Louis TP Costello Atchison Kan at Sacred Heart church this morning The marriage service and nuptial mass were pronounced by Rev J M Malloy The bride has been a stenographer at Walker Kennedy company The couple will live in Atchison where Costello is in the hardware business Open House Party Woman's Christian Temperance Union held spring party at Willard hall honoring Mother's Day with stereopticon slides from the Washington bureau and music The speakers include Mrs L D Carhart Marion Ia Mrs George Thompson and Mrs W W Beal The program includes vocal and instrumental music and medical temperance themes Prof T B Homan gave an address on Some Studies of Narcotics
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Louise LB. Sippel
Claude Sippel
Louis TP. Costello
Atchison, Kan
Sucreil Heart Church
O'Clock
J. M. Malloy
Walker Kennedy Company
Marguerite Saul
California
Costello
Atchison
Hie
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
J. B. Yapr
Woman's Bureau
Washington, D. C
Union
Elizabeth Starr
L. D. Carhart
Marion
Parody and Paths of Marriage in Side Talks
Ruth Cameron discusses parody versus original, then ponders marriage choices and paths not taken. She weighs happiness in married and unmarried lives, noting how imagined better outcomes can spoil present contentment and the tension of societal expectations.
Beauty Chats on Hair Care and Scalp Health
Edna Kent Forbes offers beauty advice on treating unhealthy scalp and hair. She endorses shampoos and powders, including starch based blends, and suggests ways to color and style while promoting scalp improvement and hair growth through proper digestion and skin care.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Reported
Mothers and daughters attended a Mother's Day breakfast at Bishop's cafeteria No. 1 with readings and vocal solos. Sacred Heart Catholic Girls' club hosted the event while Alpiria chapter Westminster guild and Rivel Presbyterian church groups planned meetings at Mrs. Green's home and Lydia Society events led by Mrs. Marion de Paar with Miss Martha Marrvill assisting.
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Mothers and Daughters
Bishop’s Cafeteria
Sacred Heart Catholic Girls’ Club
Anna Murphy
Genevieve Averill
Florence Stines
Della Leitz
Alpiria
Westminster Quild
Rivel Presbyterian Church
Green
Lydia Society
Marion de Paar
Martha
Marrvill
Population Balance Holds Steady in Waterloo Week
Newcomers offset residents leaving as homes are built and rated per the Retail Merchants association migrations. A drop in city dances noted. 5 moves within the week vs 100 previously. Addresses listed include W R H Commack 1400 Second West Miland, Bassurn 413 Barclay, Meyers 1711 Washington, Thompson 1102 Maw vorne, Conrad 202 Vine, Inman 325 Independence, Madison 16 Barri Giverer, Frank 213 Tenth, Welson 392 Vine, Winton 10 Franklin, Vernon Smith Fourth West, Pearl Claybaugh 12913 Mul oi.
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Waterloo
Retail Merchants Association
R H. Commack
Miland Bassurn
Barclayorth
Charles Meyers
Washingon
Walter Thompson
Wiliam Conrad
Vine
Mre
John Inman
S. FL
Madison
Barri Giverer Frank
A. C. Welson
Davis Winton
Franklin
Vernon Smith
Fourth West
Pearl Claybaugh
Mul Oi
Clear Lake Beckons Summer Vacationists
W. R. MacFarland, general passenger agent for Chicaro Great Western, returns from Clear Lake praising its beauty and confirming plans to handle summer crowds. Several state and national conventions are booked, including the National Whist Association and Trans-Missouri Passenger Association, in June.
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W. R. MacFarland
Chicaro
Fresh Head Vegetables Guide for Better Market Picks
Advice on selecting fresh head vegetables for salads and cooking. Emphasizes crisp tenderness, solid heads, white stalks, minimal outer waste, and avoiding wilted, oversized, or misshapen produce. Includes cabbage, Brussels sprouts, Chinese cabbage, and cauliflower with tips on hand selection and color.
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Mae
Masons to Confer on Building Plans Tomorrow
A joint Masonry meeting including Western Star and K P hall members is set for 7 30 p m at K P hall to unite fundraising for a new temple and social events. Adam J Bede will speak and a lunch and smoker will follow. Building on Park avenue and Mulberry street may begin by June 1 if plans proceed.
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Order of Western Star
K. of P. Hall
Adam Bede
Adam J. Bede
St. Paul
Temple Building Committee
W. V. Sibert
P. Hall
Bede
Park Avenue
Mulberry Street
Commencement Week Plans At East High
Fifty seventh annual commencement at East High set for June 3 to 6. Class sermon by Rev. Robert N. McDonald at Walnut Street Baptist Church Sunday night. The Thirteenth Chair play and a full commencement program follow through June 6 with multiple orations music and diplomas. City council discusses paving plans and hearings on tax assessments to occur. objections filed by WCFN and others. board of review to meet Tuesday night.
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East High
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Robert N. McDonald
A. T. Curran
Marrtil Knott
Margaret Carige
Oriole Glee Club
Bergh
Brahms
Dorothy Muzzey
George Reynolds
Dowell
Metcalf
Christia Tollefson
James Wood
Board of Reviews
D. A. Townsley
Board of Review
Hard Luck Fine Bass Caught But All Too Soon
Grant L. Beall, manager of the Black Hawk Loan Co., hooked a two and a half pound bass in Cedar River above Electric Park. The catch, made before the legal bass season began, was released back to the stream as Beall followed sportsmanlike ideals.
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Grant L. Beall
Black Hawk Loan Company
Cedar River
Eslectric Park
Beall
Izaak Walton
Death of Mrs Shannon in Ireland Reaches G F Shannon
G F Shannon, manager of the 8 S Kresge store here, has word of his mother’s sudden death in Ireland while visiting relatives. She was 75, ill only a few hours, and is survived by four sons and four daughters including a Winnipeg superintendent, a Connecticut rector, Detroit daughters, and a schoolteacher in England. A letter written six days before her death touched him deeply. her last words were ask for no pain.
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G. F. Shannon
8. S. Kresge
Ireland
Detroit
England
Shannon
Albia Woman Banker Is Suddenly Stricken
Albia Iowa May 14 Mrs J C Mabry president of the First National Bank here and longtime community figure suffered two heart disease attacks and was stricken Friday morning in her flower garden. She is survived by husband a southern Iowa attorney, son Hamilton Albia, and daughters Mrs Caroline Christy Ottumwa and Mrs Ruth Cornwall Spencer Iowa. Mabry was among the few two men to head a national bank and gained prominence for that achievement.
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J. C. Mabry
First National Bank
Iowa
Hamilton
Caroline
Christy
Ottumwa
Ruth Cornwall
Spencer
Former Cedar Falls Editor Visits Waterloo Today
Charles W. Snyder, ex editor and publisher of the Cedar Falls Gazette, visits Waterloo during a winter stay in Pasadena. He formerly published the Express at Red Oak and served on the Gound Bluffs Nonpareil staff. Snyder spent years in U S immigration services on the Pacific coast and is returning to New York City. His son, Charles Snyder Jr., is chief statistician at the Federal Reserve Bank in New York A Legion Auxiliary meeting is set for Memorial hall at 7 30 p m today with reports from state convention delegates.
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Charles W. Snyder
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Red Oak
The
Express
Council Bluffs
Gound Bluffs
Pacific
Vancouver
U. S. Immigration Services
Snyder
New York City
Pasadena
Cal
Charles Snyder, Jr
Federal Reserve Bank
City in Brief Ieee your glen repairs
Trial jurors in the district court advised to report for duty a week from today. Dr. Berry L. Henderson ill at home recovering. Mrs. Car Peek returns to deputy clerk duties after illness. L. B. Keese, St Louis, at local Veterans Bureau office. Miss Lillian Hanson leaves for New Richmond to visit relatives. Mrs. Frank McCune of Chicago visiting here. McCune formerly Waterloo clothing merchant. Mr. and Mrs. W Peavey called to Kreeville by illness of brother-in-law. Firwin Sage, medical student, spent weekend with parents. engaged as chief chef for YMCA camp for season. Mrs. J. Ernestine Wratt to tour early June on Chaulmati circuit, performing Dunbar poems. Two typhoid cases reported. patients Mary Schikimeier and H. M. Griffith. Robert Campbell, 13, ill with scarlet fever. 14 measles reported Saturday. Marriage license by James Willard DaRatt and Hether Robertson Craik returned unused. license thought valid statewide but must be used in issuing county. MARRIAGE LICENSE Clifford Brinson Riceville Helen Roethler Brina 22.
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Berry L. Henderson
Car Peek
L. B. Keese
St. Louis
U. S. Veterans’ Bureau
Lillian Hanson
New Richmond
Minn
Frank McCune
Chicago
McCune
Waterloo
W Peavey
Third Avenue West
Kreeville
Firwin Sage
Iowa City
Sage
Walnut Street
Ile
Y. M. CG
J. Ernestine Wratt
Wkansag
Oklahoma
Paul Lawrence Dunar
Mary Schikimeier
Baltimore
H. M. Griffith
Nevada Street
Robert Campbell
James Willard DaRatt
Hether Robertson Craik
Daltart
Hat Price War Shocks Gold Coast Milliners
In Chicago on May 14 a price war swept North Shore millinery shops as rivals bombed then slashed prices to attract customers. Hats once priced at 25 dollars dropped to three with several stores announcing cuts amid crowds of bargain hunters and police probing blasts blamed on rival merchants.
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War of Gold Coast
Chicago
Thare
Gold Coast
North Shore
Over the Hill Shown at East High Friday
East High will screen Over the Hill in the auditorium Friday evening, marking its second experiment in motion pictures. A recent showing of Treasure Island drew a packed house, and next Friday The City No Men will be the attraction.
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East High Auditorium
Delegates Named to State Council Delegates Named to State Council
W J Beecher and W Wt Sime will represent Waterloo council No 700 at the twenty second annual convention of the Town State council Knights of Columbus at Mason City May 37 28 29. Twenty candidates from Waterloo will receive the fourth degree with more than 100 others from over the state. Arrangements are being made to entertain a large crowd. The initiatory ceremonial will take place Sunday May 27. The convention opens Monday morning with mass at St Josephs church. Opening sessions will be at the headquarters in Hotel Hanford. Mayor J A McGhee will deliver the address of welcome on behalf of the city and B H Downing grand knight of the Mason City council on behalf of his organization. On the evening of May 28 2 days for members and visitors will take place at the armory. Lt J Dougherty Davenport master of the fourth degree for laws will preside. Archbishop J M Keene Dubuque Judge M Wade Iowa City I F P Ford Fort Dodge state deputy J J Meyers Carroll supreme director E G Duon Mason City and Michael Reily Fond du Lac Wis are among the speakers.
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W. J. Beecher
W. Wt. Sime
Waterloo
Hotel Hanford
A. McGhee
B. H. Downing
Mason City Council
Armory
J. Dougherty
Davenport
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