May Mother daughter banquet by Brethren church group
A central Christian society event hosted a May mother daughter banquet with about 140 guests from local churches. Mrs. Winton P Brethren church organized the affair with Shockley as general chairman and committees, while Mrs. Ivan Powers and Mrs. W.R. Burkett served as hostesses. Musical readings and piano solos entertained guests, and floral decor included lilacs and tulips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georges Twin
Jack Jenison
Divisio
Central Christian
O. Neckner
Jerloy Woniais
Barty
Winton P
Eves
Wor
Fieg Ponpedt
Wenittee
Wok. Spencer
Atrs
Frank. Fish
George Wood
A. Zellhooter
al Wilson
Mob. Cleveland
Ollcy
Uiru Ile
Civtc Department
Athe Etal
Quota Club Honors Miss Mary Pratt at Dinner Meeting
Miss Mary Pratt received honorary membership in the Quota Club at a Lamson hotel dinner. Dr. Macartney and Rev. Edwin Hoardman Jr. attended as honored guests, with Miss Virginia Oley aiding service. An address by Rev. T W Malacney covered Jewish history and current status. The event featured daisies and white candies, with 25 covers. Anniversary notes for Mr. and Mrs. Melirman and social guests completed the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pratt
India
Presbyterian Church
Quota Club
Tmotel Rassett
Lamson
Ives
Malacney
First Presbyterian Church
Macartney
Edwin Hoardman, Jr
Bourdman
Uo. Puterbaugh
George II, Worthen
Bridge Party at Sunnyside Club Opens Series
Sussexside Connery club hosts the first in a series of bridge parties at Sunnyside Club tomorrow evening with about 25 tables expected. Women’s bridge is planned for Tuesday afternoon May 25. Sandwiches and coffee to follow.
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Sunnyside Club
Sussexside
Connery Club
Robert Gibson
Brad
Northéy
Harold Phimb
Abert. Grevley
Carleton Walker
Luncheon Planned by Cedar Heights Woman's Club
The Cedar Heights Woman's Club schedules its annual spring luncheon in the Etis club ballroom at 1 p.m. Thursday. Retiring president Mrs. C. W. Kirkpatrick will preside and be introduced by Mrs. W. Sutcliffe. New officers include Mrs. B. C. Litchfield, Mrs. Florides Lowe, Mrs. P. Behinder, and Marty Garrington. Representatives from Waterloo and Cedar Falls clubs will offer greetings. The social committee led by Mrs. R. L. Stetzel plans pink and white decor with sweetpeas.
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Cedar Heights
Asko
Ie Etis Club
CW. Kirkpatrick
Dreside
Ww. Sutcliffe
Ncomine
B.C Litchfield
Floredes Lowe
IP. Behinder
Marty. Garrington
Kirkpatrick
Sutcliffe
P. Alford
Waterloo
Woman's, Club
Ww-C. Nubn
Cedar Falls
Membership meeting reports changes in Young Women's association
A Milwaukee mass meeting of the National Young Women's Association featured Miss Marie and Miss Florence Brinton outlining changes in membership. Mrs El Q. Wile will lead, with Mrs Miller as president in charge of seating. Picnic planned for June 3 at Washington Park Cedar Falls.
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Young. Women's ‘Association
Milwaukee
Mmts
C. Ie
Setty
Marie ‘Ye
Cardus
Business Girls’ League
Orence Brinton
AL Hebe
Sind
el. Q. Wile Wir
al ‘Miller
Warren
Washington Park
Cedar Falls
Church Women Meet In Several Local Societies
Various church ladies aid and missionary groups plan meetings for Wednesday and tomorrow afternoon across First Presbyterian Walnut Street St Paul’s Graves Memorial United Brethren and St Luke’s Lutheran churches. Hosts include Mrs. Parker Mrs Baum and Mrs Fines with talks by Mrs Leonard and Prof Luther Richmond.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Pirst Presbyterian Church
Frank McDonald
August Schoel
C. J. .Eighteéy
L. B
Gates
Se Iving
O. If. Leonard
Cedar Walls
Palestine
Luther.a. Richmond
Feachers College
Club Notes Hostess Sets All Day Wild Rose Meeting
Mrs Rose Glenfly 1616 Rieht street will host an all day meeting at the Wild Rose on Thursday with a noon picnic dinner and an afternoon program. The 8. club plans to meet tomorrow at Mrs J J Kiefers home. Sunshine club met yesterday with Mrs R Lu Lindquist presiding. Favors in banco were received by Mrs WD Parns Worth Mrs Burr Ransom and Mrs Joe Griffith. Mrs Griffith mother of the hostess was a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian. Missionary Society
J. W.W. Venderson
Women’s Societies of
Methodist Episcopal Church
Women's
Lome Missionary Society
Mary Johnson
Geist
J. Od. Harker
A. G. Agnew
Wlhh. Beverstock
Akarze
J. H. Johnson
G. Halston
Rose Glenfly
Rieht Street
J. J. Kiefer
Sunshine Club
R. Lu. Lindquist
Banco
WD. Parns- Worth
Burr Ransom
Joe Griffith
Griffith
Beauty tips and vanity chats from a bygone column
An older housekeeping advisory offers cosmetic tips and routines. It promotes salt for hands to remove stains and moisture, suggests hair styling with a distinctive forehead approach, and encourages beauty and health through fresh air, diet, and exercise.
Purse Mixup Leads to Woman Arrest After cafe Party
Dr Annt Longshore of Bridge Street was taken into police custody after a purse mix up at a cafe near Janesville. A nurse was later found with the purse contents and officers, guided by Mrs Gharies Fivash, released the woman after a satisfactory explanation. The arrest occurred following a dinner party with Waterloo party members and a motor trip to the city.
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Annt
Longshore
Bridge Street
Fanesville
City in Brief Highlights Local Events and Notices
Local notes report marriage and divorce actions, health updates, and civic events. Des Moines and Kirksville connections appear with judges G W Wood and H Tm. Teeter ill at home La Porte City. Commencement address by A S Tudhuy. Public schools grant day set for Friday evening. Quarantine updates mention A B Frat and diphtheria cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Tudhuy
Will
Grant- Vales
Stockford
Thread of Destiny presented tonight at Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart High School presents Thread of Destiny in the school auditorium this evening. Cast includes Donald Jaeger George Washington Johnson Thomas Doughly Bailey Montgomery and Loretta Wrish verly Montgomery with many other named performers and organizers.
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Sacred Heart
Buoy Epee
Donald Jaeger
George Washington
Thomas Doughly Baily
Montgomery
Ther Condon
Edith
Sherman
Yas Kopache Montgomery
Bunce Slack
Aloysius Gorn Ini
Loretta Wrish Verly Montgomery
Robert Methaw
Sally Anny
E -Margaret Joughedty
Laura Lee
Jeese Tobin Masbrook
Endolph de
Walter Mayer Marth
Pees Eeeeleee
Bleca Mier
Ei Bees Seeeeesee
Mary Catharine Miller Peu
Esses Bevaniding Chirke
Joan Mormale Morton
Aged Man Fractures Skull in Auto Accident
Iren a fractured skull, Draper 74 of 1032 Williston Avenue, is in serious condition at Presbyterian hospital after walking into the side of a moving auto driven by Baldridge 111 Vine Street at Fifth and Commercial yesterday afternoon. He was taken to his home by city ambulance then to the hospital where his condition was listed as serious. Eyewitnesses say Draper stepped into the street and into the auto before collapsing on the pavement.
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Myra Lee
Maef
Lade
Bremlsey
Lavelas Street
Starks Baxter
Eress
Mobile Street
City Health Menagement
Edgar Parks
Etta Dear
Kirksville
la Porte City
Parks Inc
Federal Corporation of di- Duque
Mike Menge
Uehugue
Forteithreay
Wis
Iren
A. Draper
Williston Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
L. D. Baldridge
Vine Street
Fifth and
Commercial Streets
Lieutenants Denney and Guyer Resign Commissions
Ralph H. Dennes first lieutenant of Company B in the 133rd Iowa National Guard resigns and will be replaced soon. Arle A. Guyer second lieutenant of Company G also resigns. Denney moved to Des Moines and departed for Portland Oregon to engage in business. Captain Allan Johnson announces the changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph_H. Dennes
Co.b
Ovie
Leora Young Faces Contempt Charge in Second District
Leora Young, noted for dabbling in liquor affairs, is set to appear before Judge GW Wood at 9 a.m. May 2 to show cause why she should not be held in contempt for signaling a supposed injunctive violation. She previously faced contempt in 1925, with a $200 fine and a June liquor-law injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leora Young
GW. Wood
Leora
Wood
Sherry
Convention to discuss conservation of water
Buffalo New York May 1 The American Water Works Association will hold its annual convention June 7 to 11 to address teaching the public to pay for what it uses and to conserve the public water supply. President Matty Po Hay of Buffalo argues most cities lack inexhaustible sources and must curb usage while seeking new supplies.
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Buffalo
N. Yi
American Water Works Association
Matty Po Hay
Thuffalo
Mourer Recovered From Hip Fracture At Electric Park
G M Mourer, who suffered a hip fracture when scaffolding collapsed at Electric Park weeks ago, was discharged from Presbyterian Hospital to his home at 1215 Seventh Street West by ambulance. He is recovering but confined to bed for two to three weeks more.
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Wosspal
M. Mourer
Scaffaldins
Electric Park
Evulay
Presbyterian Hospital
Seventh Street West
Crtar Falls Daily News In Cedar Falls Note
George J. Twaddle, a Cedar Falls resident, is listed as news representative for the Waterloo Courier and Daily Reporter with an office at 411 West Fourth Street. Hours and contact details are partially legible in the clipping.
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George J. Twaddle
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Ivewing Courier
Daily Reporcer
West Fourth Street
Legion Nears Goal in Intensive Drive for New Members
Cedar Falls May 16 report shows Cedar Falls American Legion post signing 153 members by noon with more recruits expected. goal projected as the largest in the post history. Chapter activities of P.E.G. sisterhood conclude. future plans and officer changes noted. Memorial day address canceled by Farrington, Arthur Pish to speak May 30 at Regent Theatre. Weather and horticulture notes predict a strong fruit crop pending rain.local health notes mention Fred Graham improving and J P Jepsen recovering from hernia operation.
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Cedar Falls
Sampaten
Im Post
the Post
Yene
P. E.G. Sisterhood
Lucy Silliman
Louis Begeman
Chapter R
Aid
Fort Dodge
Recital St .College
Ruth Waugh
Teachers College
Rot
George W. Samson
Gilchrischall
Mabel
Rans
Tiina
Miriany
Byang
Spencer
Ute
Whough
Mabel Evans
Miriam Wrang
Farrington
Conrad Farrington
Regent Teatre
Arthur Bb
Pish
Regent Theatre
New York Hats Fashion Plan Aims To Wake Consciousness
Notes from New York cite the Millinery Regarded alliance forming a Hot Consciousness committee to spur women to invest time money and thought in hats. The piece also surveys luxury apartments on Fifth Avenue, street scenes with window displays, and a mix of social observations from dog and whippet racing to fashion figures and stamp collecting.
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New York
Millinery Regeared Alliance
Commttes
T. Senorita Racquel ° Meller
Bank guards cut Illinois robberies by seventy five percent
Group seven of the Sindy Bankers association holds its annual convention in this city with nine counties represented. Roscoe C. Saunders, former Des Moines police chief and head of the town guards, describes how guardians of banks operate in Illinois cities and credit their presence with a 75 percent drop in bank robberies.
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Decatur
Til
Sindy Bankers’ Association
Roscoe C. Saunders
Des Moines
Illinois
Auto Thief Pleads Guilty in December Car Larceny Case
H. M. Ashby pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit a felony in a larceny of an automobile from Mrs Powers last December. The district court cleared its criminal calendar of jury trials. Judge U S Boies sentenced Ashby to three years in state prison at Fort Madison and ordered payment of $59.80 costs. Roy Armstrong, deputy sheriff, delivered Ashby to the warden.
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H. M. Ashby
J. Powers
District Cour
Ashby
U. 3. Boies
Fort Madison
Roy Armstrong
Boies
Phi Sigma Chi Plans Five Delegates to National Parley
Five delegates from the local chapter of Phi Sigma Chi will join the Des Moines chapter at the national convention in Philadelphia next August. The plans were announced at a dinner meeting last night in Black's tearoom. A gathering is planned for next Monday evening at Heilc Park during which Claus Burright was elected to membership.
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Phi Sigma Chi
Philadelphia
Black
Des Moines
Teachers College Graduation Totals Revealed for Term
Paris May 18 Poor hus dead tree names were certified for graduation honors at the last faculty meeting. Additions may be made when conditions indicate. Of the term’s enrollment 2418, 320 will receive junior college honors and 3 bachelor arts degrees. Enrollment declined slightly from last year with a 10 to 15 percent drop in other colleges' figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar Paris
Martin Clary 71 Dies at Mercy Hospital in Waverly
Waverly Iowa May 18 Special Martin Clary 71 died this morning at Mercy hospital while a funeral planned for him has been deferred pending arrival from Canada of a son. He suffered heart disease and died instantly. Survived by widow three sons and a daughter. Bremer county lifelong resident.
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Clary
Bremer Count
Danderine Claims Quick Dandruff Elimination and Hair Boost
An advertisement promises rapid relief from dandruff after ten minutes and claims one dose dissolves all dandruff while invigorating the scalp. It asserts hair becomes lighter, fluffy, and lustrous, with strengthened roots and added beauty.
Kiwanians Enjoy Park Outing Amid Midday Fun
Kiwanians members relaxed from business with a Park outing at Electric Park. They picnicked at noon and rode the roller coaster and ferris wheel, while enjoying peanuts popcorn and pink lemonade. All rides were chartered for the group until 2 p.m. at Hotel Rugsoli Lamson.
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Electric Park
Rugsoli-Lamson
Kirk Gross Team Leads Y's Men Attendance Race
The Y's Men under Capt. Kirk Gross leads the club attendance contest with 78 percent. W. E. Barnes and its group follow at 71 percent, while Capt. Cecil Lanning and Capt. John Geary post 55 and 37 percent. The contest ends May 31 and the three lowest teams will banquet the winners at the Y camp. Delegates to the state Y's Men's duty convention were elected for Cedar Rapids with Graham Hay, Henry Daltman, and Richard Holmes as alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Gross
Morrisiste
Fugitive Rodina Sought After Lead From Clue
Clue issued in yesterday report narrows search for alleged fugitive Re. As Troskins tied to bank cash loss. Wife received a letter from Mararia indicating possible location. Police studios pursue new lines in case as investigation continues.
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Rodina
Troskins
Benk
Mararia
Skin Whitening Mixture Promises Quick Results
An advertisement touts a skin whitening method using lemon juice mixed with orchard white and two tetons, claiming a harmless, fragrant bleach for the face neck arms and hands. It asserts stage beauties use it for a youthful rosy white complexion and offers immediate effects after preparation.
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Woman’s Club
and Mes
Mcharnan
Tye
P. J. Rechtfertiz
J. BE. Foley
Andraw Striegel
Paul Gindt
Anna Saiz
Virginia Oley
Pearl Meharnan
A. Fi. Endedeia
Fb. Marquis
Woman's Club of
Laura W.gohison
Robert Lichty
Emall
Sunnyside Country-elub
Toy Weis Quincey
Thi
Maciity
Fiers College
Cedar’ Falls
Order of Eastern Star
Becker Chanter
Frank Shireman
Serventh
Nadine Aller
Tidna Miller
Church News
Aid Society of United Presbytetime Church
Chishoha
Oas
A. Parker
Walnut Street Baptist Women's Society
St. Paul's M
Jee A. Fines
H. Young
Sisterhood of
Graves
United “Brethren
George Highley
J. A. Butkford
John Fry
Kensingten
Grave Methodist “Episcopal Church
Unity Lass
Alene
Lafayette Building
Margoald Powell
Ace Wright
West End
Bridge—Y
Buchanan
BF. Redlingstafer
T. J. Teeter
la Parte City
Denney
Guyer
Optical Service
Buchanan Mc
AL Buiiing
Crtar Falls Daily News
Legion
Thut
Raitt Max
Westphal
Corporation
First Street
Westyhal
Fred Graham
Poon
Frozen
Wighth Avenue
Jelson
Iin
Major Walker
Restaurateurs
Broadway
South
Tuscumbia
Arbanta
Charleston
S. C
Confederate States. of America
Macon
Georgia
Memphis
Tom
Sonalis
Gainlive Co
Stradivari
Cremona
Stradivarius
Towan
Auto Thief
Martin Clary
Waverly: Hospital
Gatfish
Grundy
Frank Calloway
Kiwanians
Waterlas
Pfashion Department
Evening Courier
Heey Refuse
Sie
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