Waterloo Club to Send Large Delegation to State Meeting
A Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s club plans a 16 car motor trip to Dubuque Friday for the state convention sessions at the Julian Dubuque hotel. The regional committee chair Mrs Elizabeth Kenney will preside at a sausage breakfast Saturday with stunts by club representatives and Sousa’s Band. Distinguished speakers include Frances Plath Mayme Stevens Martha Pattie Ann Lawther and Auraux Rolph. Delegates chosen at the annual meeting are Fanny Hemenway W D Ives Marion Cooley de Paul Charlotte Howe Ruth Yamlin and Lois Cass.
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Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Dubuque
Julian-Dubuque Hotel
Auraux Rolph
Minneapolis
Midland National Bank
Kenney
Allee Wrkoff
Mayme Egan
Fanny Hemenway
Exemplify Work as 250 Watch at Masonic Temple
More than 250 attended the exemplification ceremony by Becker chapter of the Order of Eastern Star at the Masonic temple on Wednesday evening. Mary Erhet Dixon greeted guests as worthy matron of Waterloo chapter. Myre Bella Adams sang When the Mists Have Rolled Away.
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Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Waterloo
Mary Erhet Dixon
Bella Adams
Truman Wagner
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Mabie Coykendall
F. W. Edwards
Delile Adams
Russell DeGon
Lalu Ladage
Mollie Towne
Mae DeGon
Grace Seebers
Eunice Bunker
Mable Bailey
Irene Stainbrook
New President Named for U B Sisterhood
Mrs. E G Heskett was elected president of the Sisterhood of Gray Memorial United Brethren at a Wednesday luncheon. Mrs. R C Akin was chosen secretary to fill the vacancy. The group, divided into divisions, planned for a bazar with chairs including Mrs. W W Anderson and Mrs. Buchan, and tables featured baskets of spring flowers.
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A. T. Whittle
Sisterhood
Gray Memorial United Brethren
E. G. Heskett
Siyen
George Buchan
R. C. Akin|t
Heskell
W. W. Anderson
Viola Piarce
Akin
Ve] W. Hall
Lloyd Peverill
Albert Kistner
Buchan
Girl Reserves Hold Rituals for Mothers at YWCA
Central school Girl Reserves led a ceremony for mothers and teachers at the YWCA building. The program featured student performances including instrumental and vocal solos, a reading, duets, a violin solo, and a playlet with truth songs.
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Central School
Qarl Mantz
Margaret Moring
Geraldine Lyon
Rose Goldberg
Wanda Hawly
Jordina Withite
J. B. Johnson
OW. Walsh
Etnb
U P Aid Society Group Chairmen Named
United Presbyterian church Aid Society appoints 2024 chairmen for activities. Mrs J C Fair weather Jr announced the assignments at a Wednesday gathering at Mrs F A Ferguson home. Roles include Mrs 3 BL Young hostess Mrs FP Campbell work Mrs F A Ferguson entertainment and Mrs George Meleery flowers. Olga Truxton to entertain June 17.
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Aid Society of
United Presbyterian Church
J. C. Fairweather, Jr
F. A. Ferguson
BL. Young
FP. Campbell
George Meleery
SleCleery
Hazel ‘Ferguson
Olga Truxton
East Park Church to Consider Calling Pastor Friday
A congregational meeting at East Park Presbyterian church will discuss calling a pastor at 8 Friday evening. Reports from Ames presbyterial meetings were given by several members. Various social and wedding notices accompany church activities and upcoming events.
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East Park Presbyterian Church
The
Missionary Society of the Church
T.B. Sanford
C. EB. Cheney
Ames
Megs
J. G. Pilson
Side Talks on Travel Friendship and Lasting Ties
The piece reflects on how travel friendships form and fade, asking how often post cards, calls, or visits sustain ties. It muses that few friendships endure beyond months, noting proximity influences lasting bonds and imagining a neighborhood of real friends rather than random travelers.
Helen McHugh Crowned Queen of May at Teachers College
Helen McHugh known as Mac was crowned May queen on the Iowa State Teachers College campus this morning. The Cedar Falls born student, daughter of Mr and Mrs M M McHugh of 903 Franklin Cedar ally, has studied in Cedar Falls and will receive a B A degree in June. She led the English club and Alpha Literary Society, and served as class president her junior year.
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Iowa State Teachers College
Misa Helen Mctugh
M. McHugh
Franklin Street
Cedar Ally
Miss. McHugh
Alpha Literary Society
Bor
Miss Mehngh
Watatloa
Sacred Heart Pupils Present Morning Musicale
Sacred Heart Grade School pupils performed a musicale during the morning assembly. Participants included Agnes Flornn, Were Jagnés Flynn, Dorothy Mc Manus, Lucille Engimann, Russell Knapp, Italia Fee, Mary Lois Mullen, Milton Gille, Irma Duffy, Gretchen Estes, Anna Trainor, Margaret Stefan, Eleanor Kelly, Genevieve Rice, Margaret Curry, Mary Fee, Elizabeth Meinzmann and Wulalie Slack.
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Sacred Heartschool
Agnes Flornn
Italian Fee
Jagnés Flynn
Dorothy McManus
Lucille Engimann
Childred McGreevy
Russell Knapp
Italia Fee
Mary Lois Mullen
Milton Gille
Irma Duffy
Gretchen Estes
Anna Trainor
Margaret Stefan
Eleanor Kelly
Genevieve Rice
Margaret Curry
Mary Fee
Elizabeth Meinzemann
Wulalie Slack
Two Brides elect Honored At Litchfield Party
Eighteen office staff at Litchfield Manufacturing entertained by Mrs. Robert Hanson in honor of two brides elect Miss Gertrude Henning and Miss Amanda Sassaman. Henning’s fiancé is Theo dore Mueller of Cedar Rapids and Sassaman will wed John Dunleavy of St. Paul Minnesota. Dates pending.
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Litchfield Manufacturing Company
Robert Hanson
Gertrude Henning
Amanda Sassaman
Margath
Henning
Theodore Mueller
Cedar Rapids
Sassaman
John Dunleavy
St. Paul
Minn
Club Notes Highlight Neighborhood Social Activities
Six couples attended a picnic supper and bridge at Mr. and Mrs. Mark Campbell home. Honors went to Mrs. Max Wilson and Loren Berry. Leig h Ransom led the Double Five club session with Ms Regal and Ms Frank Powell. A three course luncheon ended the afternoon. Mrs. John Cratsley to entertain June 3. Joyle eauly held a surprise housewarming for Mrs. Willis Gleckner. New Century club meeting postponed. Sneves Tarde club hosted by Mrs. Ralph Daninavey with guests from Nebraska and Idaho for a 1 PM luncheon today. Flowers and sweetpeas decorated the events.
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Mark Campbell
Max Wilson
Loren Berry
Leigh Ransom
Lea Regal
Frank Powell
Black
Regal
Ransom
John Cratsley
Ralph Daninavey
Sneves Tarde Club
Rodney Devor
Gamaha
Neb
Alfred Budge
Boise
Idaho
Playlet directed by Mrs B A Boggs at First Methodist
First Methodist church members met for an all day Foreign Missionary society session on Wednesday. Mrs B A Boggs directed a playlet with participants including Mrs B E Davis Mrs O E Junger Mrs H L Hueston and Mrs Glaris.
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B. A
Boggs
Foreign Missionary Society
First Methodist Church
8. E. Davis
O. E. Junger
H. L. Hueston
Glaris
Short Hair Health Debates and Backward Fads
Readers debate whether short hair is healthy with old wives theories and beauty-inked claims. Experts urge cleanliness to prevent scalp disease, and diet and exercise advice target weight loss amid fashion talk about bobbing hair.
Harmony and Social Aids Highlight Cedar Falls gathering
Dr G W Bothwell sang a solo after lunch as Trembars of the Aid department met briefly. The Home Missionary society presented the pageant Every Foreign Woman by Cedar Falls Evening auxiliary with Mrs H Culver organizing. Jos DuMond and his singers performed at Kensington of Grace Methodist church with Mrs DuMond at the piano. The Epworth League advertises a penny supper to aid Clear Lake Institute. Burton Avenue Baptist plans Friday services with gospel team at Castle Hill schoolhouse led by Rev William Witking and a special quartet program.
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Home Missionary Society
Cedar Falls
H. ©. Culver
Jos DuMond
Kensington of Grace Methodist Church
Burton Avenue
Des Moines State Briefs Cover Lawsuits Weather Crashes and Local Elections
A Des Moines brief notes Cyril Kendree a choir singer sued by R F Jordan for alleged alienation of affection marked as blackmail hope. Des Moines sweltered on a hot May day with state temperatures ranging 6 to 2 Dubuque reports an explosion near here killed Allen Reifler 40 and injured Harry Havill among ten road crew members. explosion considered accidental. Creston and surrounding towns report church conference selections bank elections and road crew injuries. An aircraft crash near Omaha left Edgar Miller 20 seriously injured. Johnson of Ardmore Okla injured. Camp Dodge officers training scheduled June 23 to 26. a Des Moines woman convicted for bad checks to serve seven years at reformatory. A $55 000 contract awarded to contractor William Nusser with work starting immediately. Senator A J Cummins ill two days returns to office. son Gean charged with passing worthless checks in suit by W C Willes against Newark Shoe Co and A C Yeager. Sioux City Brotherhood ceremony initiates 150 candidates with banquet and ball. Lamont to introduce vocational agriculture next year led by Prof F S Parks. Crest on real estate deal sees Arnard Creamery building sold to Henderson Glove Co. Note mentions a stand refusing to answer questions due to lack of introduction.
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Des Moines
Cyril L. Kendree
R. F. Jordan
Jordan
Weather Bureau
Sioux City
Dubuque
Allen Refler
Elkader
Harry Havill
Here
Des Moinés
Thomas McGuire
Creston
Spencer
Iowa Congregational Church
Hampton
R. B. Reis
Marble Ftack
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Camp Dodge
Rockwell City
William Brooks
Women’s Reformatory
Woodbury
William L. Nusser
A. J. Cumsmins
Des
Gean
W. C. Willes
Newark Shoe Company
A. C. Yeager
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Tri-State
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
Gamont
Lamont High School
F.S. Parks
Res
Agriculture Department
Graceland
Anard Creamery Company
Council Bliffs
Henderson Glove Company
GITY IN BRIEF Local notices and events across Waterloo area
Verne J. Wilson, bank examiner, was called to Iowa Grove for business. Brute Gates of Gates College will address East High students tomorrow. Miss Margaret Metcalf assists in a May pageant at the Juvenile Home in Toledo. Osbun Master Car plans on Park Avenue East under revised plans to be reviewed tomorrow. A short fire at CG Huntley’s auto on Walnut Street caused minor damage. Mr. and Mrs. Kimball travel to Columbus for Presbyterian assembly. Mrs. Moyer visits in Waterloo and Cheyenne en route home. Neighbors hosted a 37-person picnic dinner at Fire Station No.3. Long Coal Co amends articles to handle produce. Scottish Rite club plans a banquet at Galloway Clubhouse. reservations with George Sheplee. May I Scout Court of Honor set for 7:30 p.m. at municipal court with Judge Wool presiding. East High Epworthian and Philomathian societies hold picnics and banquets. Mrs. Emily George returns from Texas and California. Taylors visit. James Perry, 88, former banker at McHenry, ill. Army recruiting in Greenup and nearby forts. Fort Omaha Fort Snelling Fort Logan and Des Moines units open for one-year enlistments. Hic S3face discount sale on Ad Wool Millinery.
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Verne J. Wilson
Iowa Grove
Maritars
Brute Gates
Gates Business College
East High
Margaret Metcalf
Rolly
H. A. Moyer
Waterton
Philadelphia
Buffalo
Chicago
Station No. 3
Long Coal Company
Scottish Rite Club
Galloway
George W. Sheplee
Boy Scout Court of Honor
Black Hawk Creek
The
Philomathian Literary Society
Black
Emily George
Cedar Walls Road
Texas
Healdsburg
Cal
Greenup
Army
Fort Omaha
Neb
Fort Snelling
Minn
Fort Logan
Corio
Philip Tingishands
Cavalry
Field Artillery
Fort Des Moines
Ad Wools Millinery
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Vertical
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Junior Cross Word Puzzle Solve Guide
Puzzle instructions explain letter placement across or down with one letter per white square. The key entries include Word 2 the book of books Word 4 to make into an aet or Jaw Word 3 a little cat Word 1 what dishes in when they fall on the Noor Word 2 any large four legged ameral Word 38 what the item written in a ledger or diary is called.
Thunderstorm Fire Destroys Wasson Barn in Onslow Louisiana
A lightning strike during a May thunderstorm at Duncan Wasson’s Onslow farm set a barn ablaze. Four horses, an automobile, grain, hay, feed and tools were lost, with damages around 7000 dollars. Wasson had no insurance.
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Onslow
Duncan Wasson
Wasson
Three Fires Threaten Dover Manufacturing Plants
Three incendiary fires broke out simultaneously in Dover Maine on May 21 and damaged four plants. About 300 volunteers fought the blazes and saved the town from destruction with damage estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Dover
Cleanup drive ends with door signs across neighborhoods
Signs reading OK-Insyevied appear on front doors as final Cleanup Witterlan campaign activity wraps up. Appointed inspectors checked school arenas and posted logs to mark neat premises before the drive ends Saturday. Students may bring dandelion plants for weighing by principals for special prizes offered by AL O. Taber.
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Witterlan
AL O. Taber
Truce Ends as Traffic Violations Return to Court
After a two day pause for officials, violators of traffic and speed laws were brought to police court. Weldon Betts and Fred Morgan paid 10 dollars each for speeding and exceeding limits, KH Cobb fined 8.50 for a game offense, Willam Beadle jailed three days then released on the condition to leave the city by sunset. A Volstead bail evader failed to claim 14 dollars bail.
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Weldon Betts
Fred Morgan
Linden Revival Opens at Linden Methodist Church
Rev A R Grant of Genesea conducts revival meetings at Linden Methodist Church this week and this evening speaks on The Devil's Prayer, a topic tied to Devil's Night.
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Linden
A. R. Grant
Genesea
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