Mrsot Wl. Becomes Cedar Heights Womans Club President
Mrsot Wl. Satelite was elected president of Cedar Heights Woman’s Club at the annual spring luncheon held in the Blks club wallroom. Mrs. CW Kirkpatrick presented the gavel. brief talks followed and officers were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satelite
Cedar
Heights -Wom
Ais Club
Ars. CW
Kirkpatrick
Weress
Sutcliffe
Field
T Lowe
Mya
Flo
Rehineiers
Harry .Carrington
Treasure Oshorty
Mirsi
Suteli
George
Y W G A Festival Demonstrates Health Education
The YWCA Spring festival at the YWCA building showcases health education work. Miss Ida George directs health education exercises and dances with Japan ese Chinese and Palestinian themes. Students and mothers join the program with musical and interpretive acts led by Lucine Huntington.
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Idna George, Lauter
Health Education Department
I ‘Palstledown
Jiamping Kepe
Pierat Fund
Plerelles
Gatland
Romain
Martha Holbach to Wed in Gilbertville This June
Martha Holbach of Gilbertville set to marry in June as announced by her family. The forthcoming wedding will unite Martha with her fiancé in a ceremony planned for the summer, with details forthcoming in local notices.
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Martha
Holbach
Gilbertville
Club hosts annual dance and social at Esrael Park
The Hostess 3 B. club held a year end event with Irene Duba and Mrs. Walter Janes leading the organizers. A June picnic at Esrael Park is planned to close the club year. The dance followed a regular meet and featured women arranging the social, with men to be booted for future dances.
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Artin
Yesterda
Misseet Irene
Duba
Walter Janes
Esrael” Park
Engagement of Viola Hurley Set for May 7
Mr and Mrs M Dirley of 734 Mulan Avenue West announce the engagement of their daughter Viola to Vers Solinveaux of Oakland California. Viola is a Sacred Heart School graduate of 1920. Vers is a Columbia College graduate and with the Key Transit Company in Galveston. The couple to wed at Sacred Heart church in May. The dinner event featured an ivory and green table decor.
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1. M. Dirley
Mulan
West
Viola
Sacred
Columbia, College
Club Notes Show Social Gatherings At Wild Rose Club
The report lists multiple guests including Mrs. Roscoe Van Powell Mrs. Vans and Mrs. Charles Cunning at the Wild Rose club home with a brown and white color scheme. Attendees Addie McCormick and others attended an all day meeting while various members were noted as guests at several events. A reading and songs were performed amid decor by Cul Blowers and a chicken dinner at one o clock.
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Comet
Charles -Bisley-yester
Charles Cunning
EL Shiek
Grave Manly
M.W. Chapin
Wild Rose Club
Rose
Sidnes
B. Smith
Dubi Addie McCormi
Ledzaie Palmer
Hartsell Ang
Bon Anticus elibe meets for supper plans reorganization
Twenty five members attended the Worget-Me-Not club meeting at the home of Mrs. W Davis in the afternoon. Favors were received by Mrs. Eunice Taoli. Lunch duties were handled by Mrs. Fred Moore with pink Sowers decor. Mrs. D W Nicholas hosted the T. ALM bridge club yesterday and Mrs. C E Trace won high scores.
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Bon Anticus Elibe
W Davis
Eunice Taoli
Margaret. Arnold
Victor Nichols
Fred Moore
John. Ritze
D. W. Nicholas
T. Alm
Mra
C. EL Trace
K. M. Knudsen
Beauty Chats on Red Noses and Remedies
A reader advises that a red nose often stems from indigestion and slow circulation. Quick relief steps include hot water in the morning, careful dieting, and an antiseptic ointment with zinc oxide. Regular massage is recommended. eyebrow plucking is noted as a fading trend with cosmetic arches discussed.
Plan Band Concert at Veterans' Hospital Ames
The American Legion sponsors and provides transportation for a band’s visit to the Veterans Hospital in Knoxville to perform for veterans. The text notes irregularities and objections while describing the event and support details from the legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans’ Hospital
Ames
Vite
Knoxville
Amex Post
American Legion
Guest of Honor and Social Gatherings Highlight Local Notes
Maurine Boggs was guest of honor at a dinner party in Black's tearoom with attendees including Ruth Watson Grace Hebel Alma Watson Lillian Sahner and Mrs Mredl Prolife. Sovereign Orville Whited celebrated a birthday with a large cake and gifts while Mrs Oswald Pott Jack Heer and Stanley Cruse assisted. A piano duet by Mrs Netlie Whited and Miss Dorothy Weer accompanied refreshments. Card party favors included bridge prizes and a separate farewell luncheon honored Cedar Falls resident Mrs Th Alden before her upcoming move to California.
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Maurine Boggs
Joseph Stanton
Ames
Black’s
Wood
Orville Whited
Oswald. Pott
Jack Heer
Stanley Cruse
N. A. Scarborough
Netlie Whited
Dorothy. Weer
Lutheran mission society meets at parish house
The Lutheran church mission society gathered in the church parsonage yesterday afternoon with 35 in attendance. Hostesses were Mrs J J Hall Miss Randina Olson and Mrs Bertha Wamah. Mrs HOW Flint and Mrs George J Harris hosted at Mrs Flint's home where St Margaret's guild of SL Mark's church heard Rev G W Baxter speak and enjoyed piano pieces by Robert Dunkelberg including Hungarian Etude and Shadow Dance.
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Lutheran Church Mission‘society
J. J. Hall
Randina Olson
Bertha Wamah
How. Flint
George J. Harris
St. Margaret's Guild of
G. W. Baxter
Robert Dunkelberg
MacDowell
Ruth Updegraff heads West Waterloo Teachers Association
Miss Ruth Updegraff principal of Wittlier scho n was elected president of the West Waterloo Teachers Association at the annual election yesterday. She succeeds Mars iin all of the West Wich faculty. Offcers named include C Bunsmoor history at the high school vice president Miss Enline licht grade teacher at Lowell secretary Miss Sarah McMahon junior high teacher Central treasurer and Miss Flarj ve Timmerman.
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Ruth Uptiegraff
Wittlier Schon
West Waterloo Teachers Aassociation
Mars Iinall
West Wich Facullty
Coc. Bunsmoor
Enline Licht
Er At
Lowell
Saral McMahon
Flar J Ve Timmerman
Central
Tmaanareem
Eugene Nevad
Adelaide
Karl ‘Tregil
Misa Stolly Bushnell
Marty Grockw
Mabel Hoff
Lee Roemer
Ranty Ticott
Lydia = Serr
Glen Saul
Laura Coburn
Tha. Ayer
Kindergar
C.F. Bandon
Aver King
Naneer Davis
Cavalry Veteran Civil War Hero Buried Saturday
Civil War veteran William A Reeves died at his grandson Merrill De Brunson’s home in Franklin street. Funeral services at Kearns funeral home Saturday at 2 30 pm with G A R and Ladies of the G A R ritual. Burial in Fairport Ohio. Reeves enlisted Sept 26 1863 in Muscatine Iowa Co A Ninth Iowa cavalry and was discharged Feb 28 1866. He was born May 27 1846 in Ohio. He married Ella Humme Feb 27 1868. she died 1906. Survived by four grandchildren and two sisters.
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William A. Reeves
S P. m
Merrill de Brunson
Franklin Street
Kearns’ Funeral Home
Wainia's Relief Corps
Lincoln Circle
G.A. R
Pete
Sons of Veterans
Fairport
Down Cavalry
Steeves
Ohio
Reeves
Muscatine, Jr
Co. A
Cowa Cavalry
Little Reel
Ark
Ella Humme
Wsworth Kline
D. J. Branyon
Henry Reeves
Mervill
Branson
Cecil Branson
Wairfield
A.sis
City in brief notes local happenings and moves
Local brief items include residents returning from Miami and visiting Cedar Rapids for a conference of North Wester Mutual Life Insurance agents. College student James McGlade joins Alpha Zeta at Iowa State College Ames and others attend social work conferences and teaching appointments.
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George Smelger
Lillian
Miami
Fla
J. & Bragdon
W. Kirkpatrick
Cedar Rapids
North- Wester Mutual’ Life Cnsurance Company
Anne Denton
Social Welfare League
Social Work
Cleveland
Q. Sara’ Wess
Orange Township
Dunkerton
Iowa
Ralph Denney
National Guard
Des Moines
James McGlade
W. H. McGlade
Randolph, Street
Towa State College
Ames
Alpha Zeta
Nietional Nongrary Agricultural Fraternity
Inki
McGlade
West Viigh Seboat
Local La Porte Bulletin Notices and Community News
In La Porte city and Cedar Falls area items, notices include recipient updates on hospital operations for hernia, recital by Miss Vandersall at State Teachers College Cedar Falls, and local residents visiting or traveling. Also reports on students, prize winners, engagements, and marriages among Cedar Rapids and New York connections.
Older Seeks Payment on Car Installment Claim
A credit suit filed yesterday by Sherritt Motor Co of Des Moines seeks $685.10 against a Studebaker car seized with two gallons of alcohol after police stopped a Grant High Way incident. The car, driven by James Banning, allegedly involves Hattie Banning as coowner. Purchaser claims $320 cash, $450 trade, balance in 110 equal installments. Hearing for forfeiture set for May 24.
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Sherritt Motor Company
Des Moines
Studebaker
Grant Highwa
James Banning
Hattie Banning
James
Jamie
Iowa conference track records fall in prelims
In Des Moines on May 21 two Iowa conference track records were broken in the preliminaries of the annual meet. Marshall of Buena Vista clocked 22.6 seconds in the 220 yard dash and Cross of Morningside 22.8, while Geheya of Parsons set a new 220 yard hurdles mark at 25.8 seconds, surpassing the former 26 second standard by Greenman of Des Moines University.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Marshall
Buenas Vista
Cross
Morningside
Arshall
Geheya
Parsons
Greenman
Des Moines University
New Concealment For Ladies Washables In Public Life
A 1920s style advertisement touts Kotex as a modern sanitary pad alternative. It claims greater protection five times its absorbency, eliminating disposal and laundry embarrassment, allowing women to attend daily activities confidently. The copy urges purchases at drug or department stores, with a twelve pack priced at a few cents.
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KOTEX
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Luicay
Viola Hurley
Harold, Masters
Roy Gilley
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Goldenglo
Maey Puller
St.Mary's Sewing
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Oseph
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Th. L. Alden
Cedar Falls
California
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West Witterton Association
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Tantes
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Stanley Katkostii
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Bell
Los Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
Forty-ninth Iowa: Infantry
Robert Pollard
Cloone Harker
Miller, RD
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Wang City
Wantens
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Siecbvarthevnend
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la Porte
Courier
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Hernia
Porte
Sybil Salas
Wodur
Cavene
Areny Vandereitl
C.H. Vanders Salt
Teachers College
Cedar, Falls
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Ti Alta Dreor
Hero Music
Mase
Bock
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Tinckett
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Welker
Jennie Nelson
Ork Dodge
Cumming
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George Banger
Anil Liend
Ruth Lvyans
Luther Hy Edwards
Cedar Heights
Traer
Willy
Teather
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Japan
Hyson Poe Smith
Lichty& Hillman Co
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I. S. Challinor
Pickard Studios
Gi Davis
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