Farewell dinner dance for Herbert Mullan at Kings Club
Very Rev Edward Slattery of St Josephs Catholic Church hosted a Bua choir farewell dinner dance at the Kings Club last evening for Herbert Mullan who departs Saturday for Sacramento California. Guests included choir members and local social notables with Mrs M J O Keefe directing the choir as chaperon.
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Very Rey
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's Catholi Church
Btks Club
Herbert Mullan
Sacramento
Cal
M. J. O'Keefe
Isabella Carroll
Marg Tn O'Hagan
Edith Galvin
Eileen Molloy
Sheridan
Dinner Dance of Phi Omega Pi Planned for Saturday
Eta chapter of Phi Omega Pi hosts a spring dinner dance at the Jones club with about sixty couples attending. Decorations by Mrs Milversted and Mrs Alma Grown, Miss Alice Shirey in charge of plans, dinner at 7 30. Engagements noted for Miss Alice Finks and Siva Nates, ceremony set for June 2 at the Lit-We Brown Church near Nashua. other events postponed to May 24.
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Phi Omega Pi
Eta
Phi Omega Pi Sorority
Lows
Milversted
Alma
Dorothy ‘Cunliffe Ys
Alice Shirey
Aehoek
Afomones
Munfe
Maxine Whitney
Esther Stoverty
PraLra
Paul Crvers
Waterloo-Cedar Arts
Pit Omega Piso
Alice. Finks
Lindon &Kept
Siva Nates
Miss. Pink
George Bink
North-western Bell Telephone Company
Nates
Rath
Durella Walters
Vale
Nashua
Merlyn Wills
Sunnyside Club Opens Season With Dinner Dance Event
Sunnyside Club launches its summer social season with a formal opening dinner dance hosted by the entertainment committee. Members and guests will dine on a subscription plan, with reservations already closed. A Memorial Day committee was named including Mmes Wilson Comb Beard Bart Cobb Struber and Fiteger. The evening featured songs dances and tributes, with various members recognized and prizes awarded at a bunco event prior to the main program. The club also announced plans for June activities inviting mothers to attend. Sigma Chi candidates will discuss membership at a Black’s Tearoom dinner with delegation plans for the national convention in Philadelphia. Robert Anderson presided over a post meeting with 15 comrades and an auxiliary refreshments table displaying G A R letters.
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Sunursite Country Club
Rollow Ine
Me- Comb
J.t.beard
F. W. Bart
Pay Cobb
Chris Struber
TJ. Fiteger- Law
Thomas McCarty
Jet Hecker
Harlsray
Porterfield
Sigma Chi
Black's
Philadel Pana
Iowa University Orchestra Pleases with Improvised Tone
An audience at Bast High School auditorium enjoyed an Iowa University Orchestra concert under Prof. Prank. Kendra, with soloist Miss Anne Pierce, performing Beeshaves's Pikih symphony and other works. The program highlighted mood shadings and tone color, with pieces by Serge, Tchaikovsky, and Berge. Pierce impressed with a rich, sweet voice and engaging stage presence, encore included. Orchestra management credits Kenneth V. Forbes and Clarence Andrews among others.
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Bast High School Auditoriaante
Prank
Kendrie
Aliumnt Hhodutfom
Albert Seholin
Anne Pierce
Saprann
Wis
Af Beeshaves
Irenee Serge
Tsulinikowski
Ageuc
Berge
Aliss Pierce
Americas
Miss Pierce
Kenneth V. Forbes
Clarence Andrews
Keith Richter
Rudolph Fats
Beauty Chat Tips for a Youthful Chin Line
The article outlines methods to combat a double chin through daily exercises and massage. It advises opening the mouth wide, repeating movements about two dozen times, and massaging from the chin down the neck with talcum powder, then finishing with an ice rub. If aging causes the line, use coconut butter for massage as a nourishing alternative.
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Nocke
Church News Report From Linley M ER Aid Society Meeting
Fifty attended Division 9 Linley M ER Aid society gathering in church parlors. Mrs. I M Band field and Airs Hya Starrett chaired. Divisional funds totaled 155 for the month. Mrs W B Porter presided. Division 10 chair plans a May 28 supper and June 2 entertainment. Universalist church women met with 24 present for quilting and planning a missionary tea next Tuesday in the parish house, hosted by Mrs Henry Grout and Mrs Hene Weatherwax.
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Division 9
Linley M, ER Aid Society
I. M. R Bandfield
Hya Starrett
Ionth
W. B.porter
John Cotton
Women's Society of the Universalist Church
Henry. Grout
Hene. Weatherwax
C. W. Caldwell
LL. A. Danton
Luncheon Hostesses Lead Active Club Notes
Mrs DS Axtel hosted a luncheon at her home for the NOB chapter with fifteen women at one table, featuring Maypale centerpiece and guests including Mrs Clyde Stewart, Mrs Ralph Barron, and Mrs Edward Scholl. Sunset 5 at YWGA followed with garden flower decor and visits to Mrs Webster’s home. Other groups met yesterday for social gatherings, with plans announced for May 28 and refreshments served.
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DS. Axtel
N.O. B. Chap
Maypale
Clyde Stewart
Nashua
Ralph Barron
Edward Scholl
Aida Webster
Y.W.G. A
George Williams
Los Angeles
A. J. Bentz
Iowa Falls
Truman DeRoame
L. B. Watkins
Suesis
Joe Snively
Yime
J. H. Hemmerting
Charles City Library Circulation Grows
The Charles City library system reports rising circulation amid ongoing efforts to expand access and services. City officials and library staff highlight community programs, new catalog features, and partnerships with local schools as drivers of increased borrowing.
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Charles City Library
Woman Freed In Bas Tapping Case Acquitted
Mrs. Cressy Hammer 50 of ne ress was acquitted by a 12 member jury on the charge of blackmailing of the Central Iowa Power and Light Co. She had been in county jail during the trial. Judge Ti J. Boies released her arguing lack of service on the second indictment and vague value st aken. Assistant attorney A H B Lavejay said the second indictment would likely be dismissed. If the jury had stayed two minutes longer, they would have earned another day’s pay. The jurors were dismissed at 11 59 p m after an 11 34 verdict. Mrs Hammer rejoiced at acquittal but faced possible re arrest on the pending charge.
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Cressy Hammer
Neress
Gippiig Te Kas Uining
Central-Iowa Power & Light Co
Boies
Waterloo Firm Awarded Tabernacle Lighting Contract
A Waterloo electrical company was chosen for lighting the Clear Lake Epworth League Institute tabernacle. Ernest Anderson of Clear Lake submitted the low bid for general work at 25,000 dollars and 500 for electric wiring. Contracts await executive board approval of the State Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church. Bids for construction were within 26,000 dollars, with plans by J. G. Ralston.
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Waterloo
Y.M. GC
Tabernacle
J.G. Ralston
Clear Snake
Ralston
First Baptist Pastor Receives Unanimous Confidence Vote
Members of the First Baptist church voted unanimously to show confidence in Rev EB Williamson who has led the church since 1922. About 175 members attended a banquet and meeting. the Women’s Society reported \$2,626.37 raised, and total receipts and expenditures across departments reached \$317,000. The election followed standard church procedure with registration booths.
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First Baptist Church
EB. Williamson
Mr. Williamson
West High Orchestra
Women’s Society
Manchester Traffic Signal Draws Mirth and Fine Revenue
Manchester May 14 Special The automated traffic signal at the center of Manchester's busy district drew laughs and notes fines as lines formed for violations. A Wisconsin car driver mistook the signal for a Memorial flagpole and denounced the city. Mayor Fred W. Hermann presided as several offenders including Dr D B Bogaard H J New Rog A Mopkins Roy Joslin A B Masterhan Francis Pierre and several travelers from Iowa were fined for failing to heed the signal.
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Manchester
Buynseus
Fred. W. Hermann
D. B. Bogaard
H. J. New
Rog. A. Mopkins
Roy Joslin
A. B. Masterhan
Francis Pierre
Lowa
Sacred Heart High to graduate eight in June
A class of eight seniors four boys and four girls will graduate from Sacred Heart High School in Des Moines this month or early June with names including Thomas Penne Thomas Caughlin Robert McGraw John McGraw Timothy Murphy Aloysius Gorman Loretta Welsh and Eunice Slack. The oration titled Thread of Destiny will be read during the ceremony in Sacred Heart auditorium. In Des Moines on May 14 the court heard testimony that O B Smyth ordered an employee’s name embroidered on a church banner to appear as the witness wife Anora Smyth seeks divorce and $7500 alimony.
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Sacred Heart High School
Thomas Penne
Thomas Caughlin
Robert McGraw
John McGraw
Timothy Murphy
Aloysius Gorman
Loretta Welsh
Eunice Slack
Sacred Heart Auditorium
Quilt Geys Divorgh
Des Moines
Cours
O. B. Smyth
Anora Smyth
Waterloo items note visits and trials in brief
Local notices list Mrs W D Johnston and three children traveling to Ames to visit relatives and Mrs Carl Leiman of Chicago visiting sister Mrs M W Brady. Decree granted in Des Moines divorces. Miss Cora Shaw ill, Miss Hoar visiting Waterloo. trial starts for liquor nuisance case at Fifth Street West. Descriptions of medical and civic notes, plus a train ad for Chicago Great Western.
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W.D. Johnston
Pleasant Avenue
Ames
Carl Leiman
Chicago
Nere
M. W. Brady
Harold Lee Elmer
Forty-first’ Toast Artillery
Great Lakes
Yeoman School
Navy
Ife
T.B. Burns
Cora A. Shaw
Sycamore Street
Hoar
W. R. Delong
Fifth Street
H. I. Boies
W. B. Smail
Town Street
Morgan
Tittus
Osage
Company I
Third Iowa Infantry
Byron Leighton
G. A. Ro
Grand Army
Cresco
Infant dies in Benorden home tragedy
One of twin infants at the Benorden home in La Porte City died today. A short prayer service was held at the Ladies’ Aid Society building as part of the family’s grief. The program included remarks by local clergy and a tribute to the infant, with sisterly support noted amid community condolences.
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Benorden
Caralyse Sanday
Wess
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