Patriotic Orders Invited to Assist Tree Planting Ceremony
Invitations were sent by Mrs. Namen, Waterton Woman's Club president, to patriotic groups to support tree planting on the Charhage grounds honoring World War I veterans. The service will follow Memorial Day ceremonies. Landscaping work at the clubhouse is underway with two wreaths presented and to be placed on the fourth terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Namen
Waterton
Uh Batriotic
Thom Contrevel
Myer
Od Theta
Wittertat Allagter
D. AL RL
Ansons Lunerican
Ehch
Hotel Russell-Lants
George E. Shoemaker
Ios
A. Lasser
E. Klingaman
Willis Johnson
Home study urged for girls as college entry denied
Miss Lawther told about open sesame to learning at home for girls as alternative to college. She urged nursing library work secretarial tasks homemaking and social service as at-home careers while stressing education does not end with institutions. Audience of about 200 included graduates and guests.
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Allain
Mies
Anna PB. Lawiher
Dubuque
State Bow of Education
University Women's
Pluyhs
Sinane Wallace
Maud Ondrey
Emythe
Ruth Rath
Americanization Focused Work Marks Melrose Chapter Closure
Melrose Chapter R E L P I A registers as principal concern the Americanization program with retiring regent HHW TxM OTL and officers including Mrs BE Th. Alford and Mrs Fred Northey. The group notes $135 in gifts to School supports and reports from the Continental Congress in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regent
Th. Alford
Fred Northey
R. Bargerress
Poe Liffring
K. K. Sturr
M. J. Morgan
Hssit Chimberlain
W .He. Burk
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Jy Kingsley
Chee Chuapter
Warty
Churches to Send Large Group to Wartburg Meeting
A large group from Waverley and other units will attend the Wartburg convention of the Eastern town federation. Delegates from First Lutheran and Trinity American leagues join in planning events with Ada Walls and Hazel Thompson as district leaders. An all day picnic at Eagle Point Park is set for Monday as about 250 attendees are anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverley
Wartiire League
St Wthadie Jute
First Lutheran League
Partars Tas
Doetad
Awe Bentroth
Raudina Olsen
John Stolte
Florence Gabriel
Margareth Haas
Lewis Stelle
Hazel Dow
Trinity American League
Helit
Alice Wiegert
Marie Wilk
Hazal Thompson
Troi
Ada Walls
Distriet
Languei
First
Announte
AlMiente
Roosevelt Parent-Terch
Clinton FL Smith
First Evangelics
Ehurch
Cata
Clare Hatch
Clarence Dirney
Marian Town Send
John Liftring Dought
Les
Th. H. Middants
Presbyterian Churety
Monay
Wien
Antonio
Neemaparios
Sapien
Nate Po
Nave
Side Talks Bes The Spending Spree
A reader discusses spending sprees triggered by large purchases and the urge to buy. The piece notes couples saving for a house spending beyond means including furniture, electronics, and a new stove. It questions whether such spending becomes compulsive and warns about consequences.
Entre Nous Club Plans Silver Anniversary Reception
The Entre Nous Club marks 25 years with a silver anniversary reception at Mrs. J T Sullivan’s home in May. Members discussed ongoing organic activities at a Tuesday meeting chaired by Mrs. Mitchell, noting about two original members remain active along with eight still living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T Sullivan
Wo i. Mitchell
Myre
John Mullaney
Decorah
Music Club Presents Original Program at May Event
The Music Club plans an annual spring program May 26 featuring Inembears and contributions from Marg Harold Smith Wis dam Caray Mrs J Ness and Mrs N C Althend. A past highlight showed strong talent and the club aims to make it an annual feature with a spring banquet planned for early June.
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Shoemauker
Edward MacDowell
Robert Watterson
Witerloo
der Moines
Shoe
Church News GB Krrle Unit Parlor Meeting Last Evening
The First Evangelical church hosted a church unit and missionary meeting last evening with 25 members present. Miss Pauline Massarony directed by Miss Fidella Amosay led the dinner service and officers were elected including Beary Anton presiding, Allene Raiser secretary, and Miss Lipira Hinager treasurer.
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Unitea Presbyterian
Pauline Massarony
Fidella Amosay
Sion
Murray
Votine Wonen
First Evangelical Ehireb
Etre Tese
Beary Anton
Micav Schutt
Sheur
Yee
Allene Raesher
Lipira Hinagrer
Loo Iickel
Anntal
City in Brief: Local News Snippets and Appointments
City notes various brief items including Walter B. Caward of Hawkeye Oil on business in Chicago, Campbell visiting Des Moines relatives, and a weeklong illness for John Ehrig. An American Legion auxiliary luncheon is postponed indefinitely, while A W Fowler plans a visit in Chicago. A dwelling permit at 122 Willistay Ave. is issued to J T Lynch. Lions club guest speaker Dr T T Shiehkls of Canada. Civil war veteran C G Cunningham injured in a fall. County attorney seeks injunction against Dorothy Saunders over intoxicating liquors. Thirteen Commercial National Bank employees picnic near Burton avenue quarry. Smodest notices include Karl Campbell’s Waterloo Ave. trip, a Moline plane delivery, and a teacher exam announcement for seniors and minors in the normal training class.
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Walter B. Caward
Hawkeye Oil Company
Chicago
Fll
Campbell
Third Avenue West
Des Moines
John Ehrig
American Legion Auxiliary
Vermittor
Willistay Avenue
J. T. Lynch
T. T. Shiehkls
Forente
Canada
Incheon
Black's
C.G. Cndtree
Walter Ro Franch
Dorothy Saunders
Burton Avenue
Wood
Denver
Calo
Frank Walton
Karl WW. Campbell
Waterloo Avias
Moline
Tle
Burdette
Tt. A. Moeller
Presbyterian Hospital
Cedar Weights
CL Moanler
Borde
Beauty tips on footwear stockings and body measures
The article discusses common causes of corns from ill fitting shoes and stockings. It recommends breathable, well fitting hosiery and notes wool, silk, and cotton as fabrics with varying warmth and comfort. It also offers approximate weight guidelines for girls at ages 13 and 21 based on height.
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Locke
Women Host Luncheon at First Lutheran Missionary Society
Women of the First Lutheran Missionary Society meet in the church parlors tomorrow after evening service with hostesses Minor Liehty Fratake and WC Tegtmeinr assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Club Notes and Meetings Postponed Across Local Groups
Sunset tlib postponed for two weeks the Thursday meeting. Wild Rose meeting moved to June 19. Lincoln Child Study Club meets Thursday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. Glenn Hamblin’s home. National Association of Comptrollers and Accounting Officers session plans discussed. Waterloo resident sues city over pavement hole injury. Illinois Central plans annual depot sanitation inspections west of Peterloo. Northern Pacific agent and Wheeling & Lake Erie rep visit for business. Army recruiting update: L. E. Scheidler accepted. Des Moines duty ahead.
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Lincoln Child Study Club
Glenn Hamblin
National Association of Comptrollers and
Providencr
Theity Council
Hernicell. Hauser
Waterlwo
PL & NL
F. W. Porterfield
Ilinois Central Railroad
Th. AL. Summerhay
Northern Pacl
Edward Howe
Tr Fic
Wheeling &, Lake Erie Railroad
Chicago
EB. M. Johnson
Southern Railway System
Peoria
L. E. Scheidler
L. G Greenup
Fort Des Moines
Land
Corp. Greenup
Milk Dairies Tie For Butterfat High in Waterloo
Waterlo o milk inspectors report three per cent butterfat minimum with McCoy Christenson and Pial man s dairies tied at 3.5 per cent as top samples. The list of tested Jersey and local farms appears in the official monthly finding filed with the city clerk.
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Waterloo
J. McDermott
Jersey
Mit
McCoy & Christenson
Pialman
Crom Jersey Herding & Christe
Brinlanan
Bower's
Waterloo Jersey Farm
Johnson's Farms
Eglin
Wason
Ole Bighmey
Wellsburg Victory in Assessment Dispute
BR F Swisher acting town adviser reports Supreme Court affirmation of Wellsburg sewer assessment. Tony Tinsden objected to the tax as farm land within town limits. Involved sums ranged between 8500 and 6000 dollars. Legal advisers included Rogers Rupnett and Pisen Soper. Local social note mentions Edwin Zilmer hosting a Tuesday event with R F Gibbs and Mrs. Fa Wyatt.
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BR. F. Swisher
Wellsburg
Supreme Court
Tribeunal
Reine
Tony Tindean
Vortimn Nl
Welleburg
Azeton
Representine Tinsden Aas
Rogers & Rupnett
Graomdy Center
Laytsdy
Pisen & Soper
Eldora
Couple to wed again after second marriages end in divorce
Cedar Falls May 14 Christofferson of Los Angeles and his former wife Mrs Pred ford will remarry in Cantor to nario as soon as divorce decrees from a second marriage become effective. Christofferson left his family in California and wed again after his wife returned to Iowa and secured a decree. The second marriage ended in divorce weeks ago following a chance reunion with Christofferson.
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Cedar Falls
Christofferson
Los Angelet al
Predford
Canti- Tornid
California
Amily
Towa
Cedar Mills
Pord Scan
Christatte
Mothers Day Honored by Veterans Societies
Sons of Veterans and auxiliary hosted Mothers Day observances with a program under Mrs Nevin Sherrill.Highlights included Wiener dance, vocal solos, readings and flowers, followed by organizational meetings and initiations at Cedar Falls.
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Sons of Veterangeen
eNcertaiiies
Memorial Tad
CIVA
Reading
Kathie Sherritt
Plorence Lawye Lune
Rodney Binton
ML G. Court
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Gertrude Wrigit
Catherine Wdwards
Race Stallman
Clare Lamb
Myrtle Butler
Cedar Falls
Fuentes
O. Vv
Huxiliary
Rebekahs of Bremer Butler Black Hawk Meet in Waverly
In Waverly the Rebekahs of Bremer Butler and Black Hawk plan a gathering with Mrs. Anton Krause welcoming attendees. Pettit Funeral arrangements are noted and Mrs J A Krause travels from California to visit her daughter Mrs Charles Smith.
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Rebekahs
Bremer
Butler
Black Hawk
Waverly
Ruse
Auiond
Cnuletion
Mtnte Krause
Pettit
J. A. Krouse
Suntay
Whee
California
Charles Smith
Waverly News Notes and Local Events
Reports from Waverly include a fatal Northern Pacific wreck near Bullwater Minnesota, a Spanish party at the junior-senior benq uder, and details of a Pythian Sisters convention with about 150 delegates. Other items cover hospital operations, visits, theater plans, charity drives, and a German political clash with casualties.
Orange Seniors Play to Capacity at Grange Theater
The Orange high school senior class performed to a capacity audience at the School Auditorium on Thursday and Friday, featuring Wibert Rogers and Esmeralda Rogers among others. A follow up program includes a Joral West meeting May 21 and an Armory club program planned by Margaret Dawson.
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Grange
Orange High “Hs
Maeralda
North Ralina
Port Mranes
Wibert Rogers
North Carolina
Anneth Maust
Elbert Hagers
Grace Pleming Mise Esmeralda Rogers
Sara Jane Hess
Dave Hand
Dav Fagn
Dt Your Sort Corp
Stewart Blemits
Ale Estabrook
Jeisure
Glade Miller
Jack Desmond
Paris
Helen” Sandersoy
Nora Desmond
Wilma Weigle
Kate Desmond
Alice Graham
Marquis de Montessin
Harold Moyer
George Drew
Keinbeck
Helen Forney
Smith
Hansel
O. ¢ Price
Mole
Morris
Me. Morris Gle Club
South Waterloo
J. Woening
Dinsdale
Jerry Miller
Silaster
I. Wi
Messer
Sam- Mohr
Dysart
Mr. Messer
Uth Miller
Presbyterian Hospital
Virgil Coffean
Stuart Yaimer
Fredericksburgh
Bobble Graham
Tanneather
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Trinity Uhtiiredy
Nelligg
Associated Manufacturers
Broon
Anthony Wayne Institute
Fort Wayne, Jr
Ross Myers
Carrie Myers
James
Ernest Bennett
Janesville
Daughters of Tsabella
C. J. Dowling
Tne
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Melrose
Wartburg
Tve
Matest
Jim Sata
Entre Nous
Waterloo — Temple
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Wk.pl
Waverly Moundlay
Margaret Lichty
Lown
Waterton Temple
Grand Lodge
Mary Knoblauch
Bmnetsburg
Carry
Schreckerhaumer
Sious City
Grace Long
Rebecca J. Robinson
Qelwein
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Lincoln Patt
Mye
L. J. Aldrich
Russell Stewart
Adella Davnge
C. Wolling
William Wilkens
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Joseph Jacoby
Ping
Jay Armstrong
Chautauqua Cireles
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Grant
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Parent-Teacher Association
Ceorge Wheeler
Ilinois
Home Economies
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Wilter iSely
Friemis
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Internadi
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Ry Po Hall
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Kan
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Brockport
Frank J. Fowler
R. K. Wurmer
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Ryvening
Charles C. MacKay
Ety Haditer
Will Peony
Cern
Tillie
Tlib
Progressive
Li. G. Snackenberg
A. A. Lohner
Marie Troutman
A. G. Horns
Aj Svesr
Wellsburg Victor
Edwin Zilmer
R. F. Gibbs
Fa Wyatt
Bullwater
Minn
Northern Pacific
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Simith
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Hainbow
Elva Moehling
Twelvemae
Hilda Arne
Vain Byram
Erwin Scharnhorst
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Charles Gages
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Pythian Sisters
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Cedar Haplds
Blanche
Ore College
Walter Ermopson
Forsythe
Earl Cain
Almonon
Mich
Mathers Club
Weath
Jer
Jie
Celia Selbig
New York City
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara
Independent Dramatic Club
Tawa
Wolleze
Waverly Opera House
St. Mary's Church
OA Tageday Drive
Germany
W. TD. Dempsey
Vin Oelwein
W. J. Dempsey
Alfred Gansen
Clarion
William Wendt
Altenther
Mary
Fredericksburg
Frederika
Anna McDermott
Dora Babjepek
J. C. Kern
Frances Schroedermeier
Mercy Hospital
Bitterfield
Steel Helmeters
I. H. Dillon
Ebhb
Kubtle
First National Bank
Sorn Aes
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Tea
Towaee Ae
Orange
Carl
Bickley
M. D
Leavitt and Johnson
Horlick
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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Beinen
Seth Tenes
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