Merrian King Ross to wed Edward Northey next Tuesday
Society news reports Miss Merrian King Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs Frederic Ross will marry Edward Northey son of Mr and Mrs Harry Northey next Tuesday at St Pauls Presbyterian Church with Rev W McCormick officiating. Ceremony details include gowns, bridesmaids, flower girls, and ring bearer. Reception plans and guest lists noted, along with past education and current work. Memorial plans for the American Legion also mentioned as part of club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrian King Hogs
Frederic Min Ross
Edward
Nathan Northey
Harry G. Northey
Presbyterlin
Ross
Mia
Charles W, Clarke
Glavka
Loutye
Jesse Hacheywocaeh
Darmouth College
Eozieh
University of Iown
oAfiss Waurratce Oss
Willoba
Roth
Reese
Mary Weston
Wilko
Pat Ys Ross
Georget
Tihey
Clarence Vhuudsog
iKenosha
LeRoy -Janger
Alvin Fedders
Robert Holder
Wendell Webb
John McDowell
Donald Wilson
Roland ‘Taylor
Oscos
Patton
Myera
Y W C A Pageant to Show Work in Health Education
Young Women's Christian Association prepares a spring fete to display health education work. More than 50 girls will perform gymnastic demonstrations and an interpretive pageant titled Every Girl. Cast includes Grace Newkirk and Grace McCullough with lively costumes, followed by fairy helpers and a doctor character promoting good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Wade
Dna George
Adlor
Thote
Wl. H. Howrey
Ry Lewis
G. 2
Gormly
Jeanette Orsinger
Mary Steinaway Pastricla Lees
Betty Jane Gaham
Janet Zenike
Anune Felts
Coralie Coontz
Margarihet
Cornwall
Serntia’. Brundage
Roge
Mary Johnson
Roberta Millar
Barbara 4Emke
Kalora Castle
Marian Martin
Prances Reiter
Herald
Lenéra D
Ethel Shafer
Nathleen
Mildred Ford Toster
Lois Hawk
Marian Huston
Margaret Ghesterman
Lorraine ‘Zimmerman
Gertrude Stetzel
Elizabeth Muleaymond
Social Events on Week's Calendar Foblaht ri Omegi EL Gange-EMe
Week calendar lists social events and meetings across clubs and churches. Names of organizers and venues include Waterlooa Women s club Stussell Hotel Queen of clubs and various church groups hold luncheons, classes, and gatherings through Monday to Friday with multiple hosts and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foblaht
Omegi EL Gange
Eme
Momidiy Afternoun
Mutrons
G. Loenter
Waterlooa Womai
Officers Elected at Annual Dinner of D A R Chapter
Mrs. Paulsen was reelected regent of Waterloo chapter D A R at the annual Organ Station dinner in Bradi's tea room. Miss Mae Howard became recording secretary while Ben Messer is vice regent. Reports were read and emphasis placed on Americanization work with Mary Melrose chapter and the Y W G A. Thirteen members joined, total 166. Members spoke of trust papers pending and plans for Flag Day picnics and social events scheduled later in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulsen
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bradi
M. J. O'Keefe
Mae Howard
Treasure Ben Messer
Sit Robarts
C. F.chaney
Secr
Ars
Ars. Ai BL Lovejoy, Registrar;terian; Mrs Z. Gy Séatt
CG. le Fler
W. J. Etotelikiss
Mary Melrose
Chanter
Y.W_ OG
Washington, D. G
Go Po Brown
Washington, D. C
D. A. R. Continental Congress
Washington
Ettabelle Storer
TL Potter
Jean Ronlt
Rohit
Sirs
Aha
Rumsey
Beauty and Health Cautions on Admitting Aging Figures
A vintage advice piece urges women to monitor body measurements and control calories to maintain a youthful figure. It prescribes tracking bust waist and hips, avoiding weight gain, and using corsets or girdles with dramatic caution. It also recommends hygiene steps to keep pores clean and notes potential causes of skin issues.
Church Banquet And Meetings At Local Churches
Street Baptist plans its annual spring banquet Tuesday at 7 in Bishop's cafeteria with reservations via Mrs. C. D. Smith by Monday evening. First Lutheran hosts a Wartburg League outing tomorrow at 4 p.m. at the church, with transportation provided. Horton Avenue Baptist hosts Mothers’ banquet and programs featuring panthers and musical numbers. Mrs. Wayne Gervin and Mrs. William Wilkins lead. First Methodist Episcopal prepares a Whilathea class dinner at 6:30 p.m. Monday in Black's Tearoom as teachers head for summer vacation. Plymouth Congregational Church holds a large reception and luncheon after a Dratusion service and readings led by Miss Mira Pierce. Graves Memorial United Brethren hosts cafeteria supper and reception for new members and a budget talk after church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horton Avenue
Cracel
Mat Lewis
Les Roses
Théonte Peterson
Whilathea
First Methodist
Iver
Graves Memorial
United Brethren
Hiile
Virginia
Llens
Christian Endeavor Gaoier
Maia
Joll Sorge
James Haskins
Iniel
John Manson
Vomins
von Cerminah Ware
Han
Waterloo Woman's Club to Host Year End Afternoon Party
The Waterloo Woman's Club hosts an afternoon party Monday with upstairs drawing room entertainment. Miss Olivia Haderlein performs piano selections, Miss Marian Bronson reads, and Miss Violet Watters contributes vocal pieces. A large committee, chaired by General Chairman, manages decorations, refreshments, and finances with many members listed. the event marks the final gathering of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's
Olivia Haderlein
Marian” Bronson
Violet Watters
Perinith Voce
Sulas
Ales
Clinton BP
Shodldas
jAeneral
Jw. I. Spencer
Frank
Fish
iMrs
George Wood
Wink Alrs
Cleveland
Anh. O. Wilson
V. A. Zellhopfer
Mmes
M. MM. Beal
Neil Jackson
Mrantle Wyatt
Stephen Brown
RR. Sieg
A. Morris
Dd. Lavox
George B. Worthen
Calaj
Ler
Hf.o'neil
J. W. .Winter- Votham
J. C. Pagleman
EB. ‘M. Henderson
Elljott Wise
Howard Buer
J. Merlein
Max Wisug
John Witzperaukt
Enry Wurster
WOM
Mrs C A Lasser Re-Elected Head of Whittier P T A
Mrs C A Lasser was re elected president of Whittier P T A. Mrs C A Cruis rice served as president and Miss Miriam Whitney as secretary treasurer. Seventy five attended the meeting of committees. Funds raised supported Near Hast Relief Forget me not movement and playground equipment. The Red Cross seals sale exceeded $200. The meeting in the Byasia Asiady decorated with flowers featured kindergarten band music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Lasser
Whittier Parent-Teather Association
C.a.cruis -Rice
Miriamn Whitney
Elasion Spent
Dd Ironsides
Red Cross
ByYsia Asiady
Helen Taylor
C. A. West
M. ©. Buck
Club Notes Wide Awake Evening Hosted by M Fred Morgan
Social gathering last evening entertained by M Fred Morgan. Guests were received by Mr and Mrs Froy Duke. Mrs T M Woodrufe assisted the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Morgan
Froy Duke
T. M. Woodrufe
West High Spectator selects student editors for next year
Staff will edit the Spectator without journalism class oversight. Mauvirs Zimmering is editor in chief. Other editors include Arling Cole, Nelie Fish, Donald Pintayson, Ann Feldman, Ruth Iiteheneck. feature editors Mercia Ferris, Florence Young, Marina Dougherty, Wilma Kerr. sports editors Preston Sweilzend, Wilian Hey. business managers Dana Lasser, Nagoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spectator
West High
Mauvirs Zimmering
Arling Cole
Nelie Fish
Donald Pintayson
Ann Feldman
Ruth Iiteheneck
Mercia Ferris
Florence Young
Marina Dougherty
Wilma Kerr
Preston Sweilzend
Hudson Senior Play Presented Twice
The Hudson senior play was performed twice at Hudson High School auditorium on Thursday and Friday evenings to a large, appreciative audience. Coached by Miss Gadi Reanel, cast included Arville Lofton Dwight Benjamin George Strayer Zatha Green Matton Tse Milner Edward Sinn Keane Mattinghy Jaton Olson Chavon Mattingly Arthur Riga Ceten Edelwitt Lareeta Gatkneche Yelanda May and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Fieh Boot
Gadi Reanel
Arville Lofton
Nwight Benjamin
George Strayer
Zatha Green
Matton Tse
Milner
Edward Sinn
Keane Mattinghy
Jaton Olson
Chavon Mattingly
Arthur Riga
Ceten
Édelwitt
Lareeta Gatkneche
Yelanda
Hehe Ae
Memorial Day observances and music at Cedar Falls college
Cedar Falls reports Memorial Day plans across Cedar Falls with a morning sermon by Dr. Echlin at the Presbyterian church, a 4 PM sacred concert by the college string ensemble directed by Edward F. Kurle, and cemetery decoration by Army and American Legion posts. Also noted are Riverview park improvements, a college recital by Miss Rush Waugh and colleagues, church sermon topics, and local society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Clyde Wikimin
Cornall College
Mt. Vernon
Teachers College
Eachers
Edward F. Kurle
Cedar Pally
Echiin
Presbyterian Church
Regent Theatre
Conrad Y Warrington
Iowa Falls
Nid Army
American Legion
Riverview
Pari
Riverview Park
Carpenters
Rush Waugh
Mabel Evans
Tama
Miriam Evans
Spencer
Wilk
Gilchrist Hall
Miss Waugh
George W.samson
Waugh
Rasmussen
Constructiaty
Spokane
Sre. Lion
Cedar Falls Notes From Local Paper Entertainments and Buildings
Cedar Falls notes report remodeling at the Kreger home south of the city post fire damage, Albert Gibson building a 6 room house and a 66 foot whiskey house for poultry experiments, and a preacher from M. Pulpit Clyde H Baker to fill Hirst M E church. Also mentions the Old Gold Jubilee edition of Teachers College annual, a requiem mass for Dewitt Wilson, and a Mother-Daughter Dinner with 327 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanpler R
Stevens
Misg Ya M
Lugo
A. UL. Kreger
Cadar Falls
Albert E. Gibson
Rainlow Drive
Gedar ‘Heights
Clyde H. Baker
Epworth League Council
Clear Lake
Hirst M.E
Minneslagers
Teachers College
Dorothy. Charles
William 8. Galloway
Imanager
Huner H. Seerley
Wilson Fameril Moinelay
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Dewitt C. Wilson
St. Bernard's Cemetery
Wilson
Rock ‘County
Illinois
Farley
Julia Finn
Daywin J
Forest
Cedar Patis
Toward
Waterlooo
Harvey
Denver
George
Canada
Ward
Sadle
Los Angeles
Harry
Lydia
James
Abbie
First Nx i
Social Service
Earl A. Boatman
Waterloo
Prias
Early June Cedar River fishing opens with mixed luck
Local anglers flock to the Cedar River below the dam on the first fishing day of the season. Water remains cold and conditions are unsettled as early catches include pickerel and crappie, with many fishermen leaving empty nets while Burr Lichkty notes better prospects await a June freshet and rising water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorks
Lsh
United States
Ralph B. Slippy
George Luehi
Allen Street
Ike Walton
Burr
Gideon Speakers to Visit Twelve Churches Sunday
Waterloo and Cedar Falls Gideon delegations will conduct services in twelve churches across Ackley Dumenit Shell Rock and Waterloo areas including Free Methodist St Pauls M E and various denominations. Fort Dodge Cedar Rapids Marshalltown Des Moines Grinnell camps are also planned with a Grinnell house of worship. The Iowa Gideons report excess quota of Bibles as a badge of honor to national president Daniel Boggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Gideon
Ackley
Dumenit
Shell Rock
Free Methodist
St. Paul's M. E
FL Willis Janks
Fort Dodge Gideons
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Grinnell
Jenks
Iowa Gideons
Daniel Boggs
City in Brief: Local Notables and Visits
City in brief items note Mr. and Mrs. John F. Jacob depart for an extended visit to Visalia California with his brother Thomas. Judge T W Gwynne undergoes tonsil removal at Allen Memorial hospital. Emma Nattman Riehl, podiatrist, to attend Des Moines state podiatry meeting. Mrs Jeanette Countyman and daughter Jacqueline Jean Kalb visit her parents in Des Moines. Mr and Mrs Miller host weekend visitors in Antes Iowa. Moeller couple attend funeral at Sterns Lake, return soon. Seydel, New York stock exchange official, visiting. Rotary district conference in Des Moines informs luncheon program for Elote? Russell Lam A W Taylor Minneapolis Civil War veteran visits. Jo. Al Paulsen reports road bond election plans for June 7 to issue 1,800,000 bonds for primary road system improvements. Details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Jacob
Thomas
Visalia
Cal
T. W. Gwynne
Allen Memorial Hospital
Emma Nattman Riehl
Des Moines
Jeanette Countyman
Jacqueline Jean
Ie Kalb
FR. Conrad
MW. JH
Miller
Manherd Street
Antes
Harold J. Miller
Moellernd
Sternslake
PF. Seydel
Stoknsel
National Board of Five Suttier Writers
New York
Nwo
M. M. Seydel
Second Street West
H. H. Mosier
Rotary International
Elote
Russell-Lamson
A. Wt. Taylor
Minneapolis
Nis Iee
Jueh Smith
Berteh Avenue
Taylor
Jo. al Paulsen
Jas
Buburne
Vois
Ote Creser
Unite
Charge Ford With Violating Mann Act
Cedar Rapids Iowa May 13 Clarence Ford 42 Grundy Center will face a federal commissioner this afternoon on a Mann Act charge. He was arrested yesterday by U S Marshal M L Healy. Ford is accused of taking Thora Heisler 18 from Grundy Center to Peport Illinois on April 26. He is married.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Clarence Ford
Grundy Center
United States
M. L. Healy
Ford
Thora Heisler
Preeport
Til
Cedar Falls Man Gottfried Madori Dies at 86
Gottfried Madori, 86, died at Western Old People’s Home where he had resided since March 15 192%, on a Friday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at the home Sunday with Bergeman officiating. he was born in Germany and had no relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottfried Madori
Tey. c. l
Bergeman
Madori
Germany
Playground Supervisors Named for City Sites for 1926
Victor Read announces assignments for the seven city playgrounds with supervisors including Es hiontie Park Verd Winter owd Lawndale J Mills Adison Roger Dooley West Gertrude Haynes Gates Park Frances Haliman Pal s Pond Esther Schmidt John Piske Frederick Morse The 1926 season opens Monday June 14 with Winbrowd and Mills the only returning supervisors A note corrects prior mislabeling a colored playground stating it serves all races and past teams included white and negro players
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawndale
B. Mills
Adison
Roger Dooley
West West
Gertrude Haynes
Gates Park
Frances Haliman
Pal’s
Motorist bruised in street crash with truck
Alarcus Shannon of 421 Cherry Street was bruised when his car collided with a Young Coal truck at the McKinley and Milesy Street intersection. The impact damaged both vehicles. Shannon said he did not see the truck in time. The truck driver was uninjured. In Oelwein Iowa Theron Virgil Leverton, 1% son of Mr and Mrs uy Leverton, died at his grandfather William Turner’s home at 514 Fifth Avenue West. Funeral 2:20 p.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alarcus Shannon
Cherry Street
Young Coal
Oelwein
Theron
Virgil Leverton
Uy Leverton
Willian Turner
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Merian Ross
Edward N. Northey
Phi Oniesta
Elks
Gedar Falls
Ina Schmidt
Wanda Green
Aline Fallers
Maurine Canlery
Oliver Myers
John Rossman
Williams
Ibiing
Wayne Kemnerer
George Grahan
Watelace
Searie
Harold Bradley
AV. OR. C
Viel Hartselt
Corp
Morton Titus
Osage
Byron Leighton
Lillian Porter
Delta Thi Delta
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
Town State Tranchers College
Fits
M.S Philutes
Black's
Quota Club
Stussell- Tat
Son
Jeahella
kKnights
Columbus Hall
Hikleis
Blks Eleb
Gwentig
Waulont Street
Bishop's Es Leteria
George Gri
Twin Fawr Club
Jack Jensens
Weatminster
Helen Gouldauxilkey
Walnut Street Baptist — Churen
Vonlobnyders
Cafesteria
Sunnyside Country Club
Goldenrod Bhib
Johnt Trost
Wilt Roge Club
Rosa
Cedar Neights Wornttn
Elay
Philadethan
A A, Zimumes
D. A. R. Chapter
Eiklet
Je Cooley
Kincheon
Eikswih
Cueorge Cousins
Ro NL Cowin
Dynehye
Tenhelli
Tl. Men
Sts
Florence C
Caine
Church News
Wartburg League
First Lutheran Church
Taymond Cross
Plymouth
Laneheon
Woman’s Club
Whittier
T. A
A. E. Enderleiny
Flte Marquis
Fort Dodge
Aid Society of Sacred Heart
Peer
Ingcheon
Sunnyside
Celal
Co. Ee
Howard
W. ®. Spencer
Leo Bl. Mak
R. K. Strart
Sam Frank
J. E. Ridenour
Qtota
Chile
J. R. Matartwey
Kirst
Johnson
Hudson
GWE
P. EB. O
Lucy Silliman
Tremont Street
Mae Foote
Cedar Heights
Georgh UW. Ywaddle
Tn Cedar Fall
Witterloo Levening
Daily Reporter
Westbourth Stroul
Velephone No. 12
Lester Lalan
McCormick Seminary
Chico
State College
Vintom
Air
Hans Zindarson
Chicago
Snrtors Hospital
Anderson
Charles T. Waits
Saviees
Roshester
Minn
TE Cutler
Mite Dah
OLD Trople
Sibert
Sivert
Trevt
Benson
Victor Read
Eshiontie Park
Verd Winterowd
Omlaveln
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Terloo
DAE
Eenemes
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