Charles W. Smith Surprised by Dunkerton Relatives
Charles W. Smith, longtime Dunkerton resident, was honored at a surprise party hosted by six of his brothers including Rev L F Smith and Edward Smith. Attendees from Nora Springs Cedar Falls Waterloo Mason City Racine Wadena attended. Clinton F Smith presented a gift and Rev L F Smith presided. A two course dinner followed as eight of Smiths children joined the family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Dunkerton
L. F. Smith
Nora Springs
Edward Smith
Cedar Falls
Frank
Albert Smith
Waterloo
Henry
Daniel Smith
Mr. Smith
Clinton F. Smith
Harold Smith
Mason City
Frank Engel
Racine
Casper Buhner
Arthur Smith
Wadena
Minng
Central P T A Elects Executives for Next Year
Central school association held an afternoon session to elect officers for the coming year. Mrs. C. G. Christensen was elected president succeeding Mrs. N. A. Lichty. Other officers include Mrs. Orla Miller first vice president, Mrs. P. E. B. Bickerbach second vice president, Miss Florence Timmermann secretary treasurer, with Mrs. F. P. lL. Marquis chairman of the program committee. The day's program featured May day entertainments by McKinley pupils, a talk by Mrs. Morris, and music by the boys glee club and school orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School Association
McKinley School
N. A. Lichty
Central Parent-teacer Association
CG. M. Christensen
Orla Miller
P. EB. Bickerbach
Florence Timmermann
FP. Ll. Marquis
Walter € Cheel
F. J. Morris
Waterloo Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Boys’ Glee Club
McKinley Meeting
Rarely Lovely Mouths and the Challenge ofCharacter
An essay traces why a truly attractive mouth is rare, noting that good teeth and shaping must combine with lines of character and courage. It cites Emerson on mouth lines reflecting inner traits and suggests sagging corners and meanness mar a mouth's appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iself
Emerson
Fidella Amos and George P Green to Wed This Month
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Fidella Amos daughter of Mr and Mrs H J Amogs 115 Randolph Street and George P Green was made at a dinner in Black s hosted by Miss Thelma Amos sister of the bride elect Lavender and yellow decor symbolized the Business and Professional Women s club of which Miss Amos is a member A mock wedding and bridge followed the dinner The couple plans to wed later this month in Waterloo Iowa with Miss Amos employed as a note teller at Waterloo Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidella Amos
H. J. Amogs
Randolph Street
George P. Green
Black’s
Thelma Amos
Business
Professional Women’s Club
Miss Amos
Amos
Waterloo Savings Bank
Universalist Choir Benefit Program Set for Wednesday
Universalist Church choir directed by Mrs. L A Cobb with Misses Margaret Miller Elfrieda Kammeyer and Marion Bronson perform a benefit program Wednesday evening. Bronson reads Number Six while Bridel la Sankey plays piano solos and accompaniments. The program features Beethoven piano works Rubinstein and Owen songs, violin pieces by Miller and Kammyer, and choir performances including Love’s Old Sweet Song and Here Shall Come a Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universalish Thurch
L. A. Cobb
Margaret Miller
Elfrieda Kammeyer
Marion Bronson
Owen
Elfrieda Kammerer
Bamby
Virginia Fish
Dohn
Anytj
Miss Sankey
Margaret Milley
Elfrieda Kammeyar
Frosemonde
Chaminade
Dream Maker Man
Nevin
Mrs. Cobb
Church Notices Highlight Midweek Meetings Across St. Margaret’s and Local Congregations
Mrs. B A Pickworth hosts St. Margaret's guild at St. Margaret's hall Wednesday 2 20. Big Group Two led by J C Walker meets. First Baptist Women plan thimblebee at Nora Strayer home Wednesday afternoon. Women of First Methodist hold all day gathering with Foreign Missionary society lesson The Light of the New Way on the East Coast led by Mrs EB Boggs. Dr G W Bothwell to sing. Cafeteria luncheon followed by Aid session. Cedar Falls Evening auxiliary presents pageant Every Foreign Woman during Home Missionary meeting. Daughters of Ruth at First Presbyterian present An Evening of Fun Thursday evening. Mrs George Buchan's division of Sisterhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren hosts 1 o'clock YWCA function Wednesday. Short business session to follow. Mrs F A Ferguson hosts United Presbyterian Aid Wednesday afternoon. Mrs A J Jenkinson to entertain St Luke's English Lutheran Home and Foreign Missionary society Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Frank Miller leads. Burton Avenue Baptist Woman's Missionary society meets 2 39 Wednesday in social rooms with second study on the American Indian by Mrs Charles Stull. Trinity American Lutheran young people host Wartburg League at First Lutheran with informal party tonight. Women's Home Missionary union of First Congregational presents 1925 work plan at 2 30 Wednesday with talks on education social service and Americanization led by Mrs George Cranston Mrs J A Bronson and Mrs J Langfeldt. Mrs D B Stewart circle to arrange refreshments. Kensington for Grace Methodist meets Wednesday afternoon in M B K room with Mrs W P Hoxie presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First, Methodist Church
Foreign Missionary Society
EB. A. Boggs
C. A. Trunkey
G. W., Bothwell
Aid Department
Home Missionary
Cedar Falls
Hattie Basan
Woman's Missionary Society of
Burton Avenue
Women's Home Missionary Union
First Congregational Church
Club Notes and Meeting Plans Lead Week
Double Five club members to meet at 2 p m Wednesday in Black's for cards and luncheon. Mrs Nettie Obele hosts Thursday afternoon guests from the Forget-me-not club. Picnic supper participants to bring their own silver and china.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double Five
Black's
Beauty Chat Answers Endorsed by Loyters
June H. a 20 year old woman five feet four at 115 to 118 pounds seeks advice on weight and appearance. Replies cover neck fat, lemon hair effects, eye strain, massage, creams, hair damage from heat, plastic surgery notes, and dieting to reach a normal weight of about 115 pounds for a 5'4" figure, with cautions on facial impact and aging appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyters
June H
Madelaine W
Miss Ignorant
Shirley
Estelle S
Farewell Banquet for George E. Bickley of Northwestern Bell
A farewell banquet honored George E. Bickley a planner employe of Northwestern Bell Telephone Company who is transferred to Omaha Neb as supervisor of personnel. Banquet details include local and out of town officials many testimonials and a gift ring from fellow workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bickley
Northwestern Gell Telephone Company
Omaha
Neb
Galloway
F. W. Rulison
FP. A. LaBarre
F. J. Rupe
H. H. Cral
Leslie Holmes
Des Moines
J. M. Rider
J. W. Walrath
Cedar Rapids
George Wilson
Qelwein
Fred Timm
Waverly
J. S. Tracy
Dubuque
Iowa Falls
Decorah
West Union
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
J. M. Skogmo
C. B E. Campbell
M. W. Ricker
F. H. Kramers
A. J. Weigle
K. C. Krentz
J. W. Boling
George E. Boyce
Ethel Stevens
Marion Wells
Elfretta Barden
Gaylen B
May Fitzgerald Purchases Ruby Elam Flower Shop
Mrs May Fitzgerald buys the Ruby Elam Flower Shop at 194 Bridge Street and takes possession. Mrs Elam stays on briefly to train the new proprietor as she exits the business. Mrs Slant, with 18 years in Waterloo floristry, has operated at Bridge Street for three years and previously worked at the Russell Lamson hotel building. This marks Mrs Fitzgeralds first floral venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Fitzgérald
Ruby Elam
Bridge Street
Elam
Slant
Waterloo
Russel-Lamson
Fair and Warmer Iowa Weather Forecast
The forecast predicts fair and warmer weather for Waterloo and the northeast town. Today the sun shone bright and temperatures topped 70 degrees before noon. Yesterday reached a high of 73 and a low of 42, the first frost-free night in four nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
City in Brief Highlights Waterloo Visit and Local News
Mrs A M Moore and daughter De Ette from Des Moines visit relatives in Waterloo. J N Grimes returns from Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Grant Willier travel to Hot Springs Arkansas and Oklahoma for health. Dr Frank A Haffa reports car theft of a 1929 Hudson sedan. Mrs Roland G Taylor recovering at home. Presbyterian church delegates head to Cedar Rapids for state Christian Endeavor convention June 18 19 20 21. East High Spanish chub to present program in the auditorium. Mary Matthewson directs Mexican and Spanish exhibit. J W Gwynne James Armstrong and A F L Jury plan to scout campsite near Waverly to locate well and begin camp buildings. Brennan and Mrs Mulcay attend Brotherhood of Railway Train Men convention in Cleveland. Boy Scout council plans new campsite buildings with first camping June 22. Norman Bell HE Brown and BE Shopland to attend Minnesota safety meeting in Dubuque. Mrs Anna Chrentek located after disappearing from Osage. J C Beem fines B J Gresy and Harry Davis bond status as grand jury awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Moore
de Ette
Des Moines
Waterloo
J. N. Grimes
Minnesota
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Grant Willier
Lane Street
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma
Willier
Frank A. Haffa
Castle Hill
Roland G. Taylor
Presbyterian Hospital
Second Street West
Helen Margadant
Genevieve Holman
Mildred Chaplin
Dorothy Kline
Jean Stevenson
First Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Cedar Rapids
East High
Mary Matthewson
J. W. Gwynne
James Armstrong
A. F L. Jury
Waverly
Norman Bell
HE. G. Brown
BE. S. Shopland
Illinois Central
Safety Committee
E. M. McCabe
Dubuque
Anna Chrentek
Osage
Preliminary trial ends as judge reserves verdict Saturday
Police found an aging man in distress behind the H and M garage on Fifth Street West after an ambulance call Thursday. Workers feared a serious illness and the man, who denied being sick, was housed at the police station as detectives sought his identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresta
Ab Theodore
Diamond Ck
Fifth Street
Eoiployes
Capt. O'Hay
B.15
East High School
Guardsmen to Receive Six Months Pay at Armory
Members of Gu. B infantry unit of the national guard here will receive six months pay during the regular drill in Armory hall tomorrow evening. The total amount distributed is $1,605.27. Delays were caused by slow actions at Des Moines and future payrolls will be sent directly to seventh corps area headquarters in Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gu. B
National Guard
Clyde Davis
Des Moines
Allen Johnson
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Omaha Lions Quarantined Over False Smallpox Alarm
A Pullman car carrying Omaha Lions delegates was quarantined after a colored porter was found with suspected smallpox. Health officials inspected the car at the Wilinefs Central station, later declaring the illness to be prickly heat and lifting the quarantine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Council
John Gebube
Hilberry
E. F. Stevenson
Wilinefs Central Station
Stavenson
Ifteil
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Socie
Missi
Alitelell
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Mable Coykendail
F. W. Edwards
Elizabeth Wise
Russell DeGon
Lulu-Ladaga
Mollie ‘Towne
Mae DeGon
Grace Seekers
Euvia Bunker
Mable Bally
Irene Strinbrook
Lillian Mack
Ruth
Watel Burr
Esther
Mary Miller
Martha
Jessie Knoop
Electa
Belle Adams
Howard Burr
Irene Tisdale
Gable
Ochestra
J. DB. Knapp
Nellie Brown Sinclair
W. FF. Malkowsky
Marguerite’ Stronberg
Ibert
Boulder
Russell Peterson
Mauritz
Carl Bendar
Mildred Richardson
Jin
Columbia
Crcle
West Library
Tangier
Tripoli
Morocco
Grant
A. N
Juveniles of Waterloo
Knights of Pythias Hall
Vielen Gould
Fred Willier
Memorial Hall
Ann Peck
Doris Fitzgerald
Sacred Heart Girls’ Club
Byrnes Park
Central P.T. Ass’n
Ross Conservatory of Music
Frederic M. Rosa
J. Dempster
Edna George
Association
Sunnyside
Cluf
Sunnyside Country Club
Alred Longley
Vinnie Howe
Calvin Kingsley
Paul Highmer
E.G. Glasson
Rector
Order of the Eastern Star
Mildred Hector
John RK
Woman's Rotary Club
Blac
W. D. Ives
George B. Worthen
Marion Ansier
George P.green
Universalist Choir
Church News
B. A. Pickworth
St. Margaret's
Guild of
J. C. Walker
Baguist Women’s
Nora Strayer
Daughters of Ruth
Pennasion
George Buchan
Sisterhood
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Y. W
F. A. Ferguson
Aid Society of
United Presbyterian Church
A. J. Jenkinson
Home and Foreign Missionary Society of
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Frank Miller
Trinity American Lutheran
Wartburg League
First Lutheran
First Lutheran Church
Kensington
Telephone Company
George Bickley
May Fitzgerald
West End
4Th St
Y' Hide
Buchanan
J. J. Brennan
P. J. Murray
Cleveland
The
Brotherhood of Railway Train Men
Brennan
Mulcay
Boy Scout Council
Black’s Tearoom
J. C. Beem
Municipal Court
B. J. Gresy
Harry Davis
Grand Jury
Black Hawk County
Tain
M. CG. A. Big
Taya
Quek
Wilson & Sweitzer
West Fourth St
Panene
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