Consecration Song Debut At Ruth Fitzgerald Wedding Plans
Society notes report a song Consecration by James A. Murphy written for the Ruth Fitzgerald and Joe Lutgen wedding at Sacred Heart church on June 6. The piece premiered last evening during a dinner hosted by Mrs. Jos Averill for the church choir, of which Miss Fitzgerald and the hostess are members. Murphy directed and acted as tags master. Lavender and white decor graced the table as gifts of bridge elect set goblets and sherbet cups were exchanged.
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James A. Murphy
Ruth Fitzgerald
Joe Lutgen
Sacred Hearst Church
Jos Averill
Bishop's
Miss Fitzgerald
Murphy
Royal Neighbors to Organize Camp Here Thursday
Organization of a Royal Neighbors camp is planned at a meeting tomorrow in Knights of Columbus hall. About 35 charter members are assured. Mrs Irene Bentley of Oelwein will supervise the session. A supper and acquaintance hour will close the business, attendees asked to bring sandwiches and another article.
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Royal Neighbors
For
P. Mu
Knights of Columbus Hall
Irene Bentley
Oelwein
First Presbyterian group meeting and Miss Shoemaker gift
The flame makers of First Presbyterian Church will meet in the Bishop's private dining room on Friday. The Philathea class of Westminster Presbyterian will host a church supper Monday night followed by a business meeting and social hour. Mrs Karl Rauth presented Miss Susie Shoemaker with a gift as she departs to teach elsewhere. Miss Ender Brack also received another call.
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First Presbyterian Church
Bishop's
Philathea
Westminster’ Presbyterian Church
Karl Rauth
Susie Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Miss Enderbrack
Lam Yo
Club Notes Mrye and Luncheon Enjoyed by Members
William Bates hosted the Happy Hour club luncheon with about 80 attendees. Decor included apple blossoms and lilies of the galley. Guests included Mrs Willingworth of Los Angeles Mrs Minnis Lamb Perry of Denver Mrs J Bus Bates and Mrs Kerglon of Waterloo. Mrs Ph R McCoy Mrs Charles Knapp and Miss Kathryn Bates assisted with service. Lamita club postponed its meeting for two weeks. More than 24 percent of a Wanker w anew sometimes is made up.
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William Bates
Happy Hour Club
Willingworth
Los Angeles
Cal
Minnis Lamb Perry
Denver
Colo
J. Bus Bates
Kerglon
Waterloo
Ph. R. McCoy
Charles Knapp
Kathryn Bates
Habit Is Oil Of Life In Early Habits And Daily Order
Ruth Cameron reflects on habit as the oil of life urging discipline from childhood. She cites examples like hanging up clothes and writing checks in order, noting that habits ease future tasks and even influence parental responsibility and spiritual insight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmens
Wellington
Beauty Chats on Cleanliness and Everyday Grooming
Edna Kent Forbes outlines historical and modern views on cleanliness, soap use, and daily bathing. Advice discusses baths, brushes, and tonics, with reader questions on henna for gray hair, skin bleaching, and braces for teens, reflecting early 20th century beauty culture.
Progress of the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs Convention
Reports indicate steady progress as the Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs convenes to set goals for greater achievement. Highlights include district gains, new clubs, junior groups, governance revisions, and debates over delegate voting rights amid federation affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OWA
Sugar and its role in the home pantry described
An article explains sugar history from medicine to staple, noting the United States as the top consumer and detailing granulated, powdered, leaf, and brown forms. It covers refining methods, texture and sweetness perceptions, and advises on storage, quality, and buying in bulk for savings.
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United States
Federation Debate and Illiteracy Drive Highlight Iowa Meeting
Delegates discuss federation rules and per capita dues while Miss Mae Hi Peabody notes declining individual memberships. Frances I. Whitley urges peace efforts over politics, and Mrs. W H Snitter reports on illiteracy study. Mrs. Howe praises scholarship funds. theatre event receives rave reviews for cast and production values.
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Iowa
Mae Hi. Peabody Dubuque Chairrman
Third
Frances I. Whitley
F . Frisbie Sheldon
W. H. Snitter
Davenport
Washington, D. C
Igt
Kendal
Detroit
Mich
Henry Howe
Burlington
Federation
USNZ
W. H. Davidson
Howe
Third District
Waterloo
Russell-Lamson
Fabricator
West High Auditorium
Florence Clay Knox
Woman's Club
Jean Birdsall
Alice Tastings
Knox
Mabel Hastings
Alfred Longley
Ralph Sarft
Kathryn Crosby
William Beecher
Roger Birdsall
Glenn Heers
Lawn City Minister to Give Address at Michigan Festival
Dr. Eugene Allen pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church accepted by wire an invitation to deliver the opening address at the homecoming at First M. E. church in Ypsilanti Michigan. The event runs July 1 through July 4 as a community affair. Dr. Allen previously served five years as pastor in Ypsilanti and will be joined by Dr. Seth Reed Flint Michigan who will be present and speak. Reed will be 100 years old on June 2.
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Cedar Falls
Eugene Allen
Methodist Episcopal Church
First
Ypsilanti
Mich
Allen
Seth Reed
Flint
Methodist Church
Bids Sought for Y W C A Building Project
Plans for a new YWCA structure on the former St Marys site at Park avenue and Lafayette street near completion in M B Cleveland’s office. Bids for general heating plumbing and electric work will open in about two weeks with construction hoped to start mid June.
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St. Mary's Church
Park Avenue
Lafayette Street
M. B. Cleveland
Young Women’s Christian Association
Delinquent Taxes Pin County At 1923 Figures
More than 7 000 Black Hawk county taxpayers have not paid the first half of 1923 taxes, with delinquencies totaling about 200 000 dollars. Taxes are due January 1 and may be paid in two installments. Failure to pay the first half by March 31 makes the full amount delinquent. a 1 percent monthly penalty applies after April 1. If the second half is not paid by September 30, it also becomes delinquent with penalties.
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Paul
Black Hawk
Ed Madigan
Alkaenes
Maude O Keefe Honored by Catholic Daughters of America
Mrs Maude O Keefe of Watertown was honored as state secretary at the Catholic Daughters of America sixth biennial convention in Sioux City. Barbara Cummings of Ottumwa was elected state regent, Celia Mulqueen of Connolly Bluffs became state advocate, and Amlaid es Duty from Emmetsburg was re elected treasurer. The event also saw re elections for key posts and attention to state leadership.
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Sioux City
Barbara Cummings
Ottumwa
Catholic Daughters of America
Maude O'Keefe
Waterto
Amlaydes
Emmetsburg
Celia Mulqueen
Connay
Bluffs
C G W Inspection Party In Waterloo Tomorrow
Chicago Great Western officials, led by general manager C J Hinkle, will inspect the Waterloo freight yard and depot on a semi annual tour. The group gathers at Oglwein and travels to Waterloo by special train to speed unloading, improve service, and renew efforts to keep yards clean and orderly.
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Chicago Great Western
C. J. Hinkle
Chicago
Oglwein
Cor. Waterloo
Start Campaign for Masonic Temple Fund
Active efforts began this morning to raise subscriptions totaling £106,000 for operations on the new Masonic temple. Teams canvassed to collect members and, if the sum is obtained, ground will be broken soon for the edifice at Mulberry Street and Park Avenue.
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Masonic Temple
Gollelt
Mulberry Straal
Park Avenue
Federation Fine Arts Division outlines ambitious plans
Mrs. Rose V S Berry of Berkeley heads the federations fine arts division and spoke on three occasions about art to life and goals for three years. She urged adequate federal funding for the fine arts commission and a national art gallery, praising American designers and industrial art progress.
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Rose V.S. Berry
Berkeley
Cal
Slula
Berry
Walter S. Little
Bridgewater
Mass
L.A. Miller
Colorado
Springs
Marx Oberndorfer
Chicago
Art In
America
Fine Arts Commission
Washington
California
Iowa
Marx Oherndorfer
Art Association
Federation
Waterloo Portrait Artist to Paint Movie Stars in NYC
Waterloo artist H. D. Farrall will depart June 2 for New York City to study oil portraiture at a Times Square studio. A staff of 50 artists there makes likenesses of Broadway and motion picture stars for theatre lobbies and exports to foreign countries. Farrall plans stops in Pennsylvania and Ohio en route to paint stars for motion picture houses and tenter returns to Waterloo late in the summer.
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H. D. Farrall
Fourth Street West
New York City
Studion
Times Square
Mr. Fair_all
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Farrall
Waterloo
The Sandman Story Part I Dulcia Faces Mountain Ogre
Dulcia helps a kind youth while a witch loses her magic spoon. They flee toward Mountain Highest where Dulcia hides for the night and discovers thirty tiny men plotting a grand supper as a large turkey and vegetables sit nearby.
Dulcia Offers Help To Small Travelers In Cautionary Tale
Dulcia prepares for a dangerous journey and vows to aid the tiny men she encounters. She steps around a sharp bend in the passage and declares her willingness to help if they permit it. The story continues next week.
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Dulcia
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