Walther League Honors Parents at Immanuel Luther School
Walther league members and parents gathered at Immanuel Luther school last evening for a social honoring the parents of members. Rev. Theaters Schietsfek spoke to about ten attendees, with Miss Elena Koepke arranging the program featuring songs, readings, and a note of thanks from Arnold Raape on behalf of the parents.
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Walther League
Immanuel Luthers
Hustorium
Giren
Theaters Schietsfek
Vinton
League
Audiees
Ielena Koepke
Song of
Sunshine
Thea 5 Goring
Christine Eickenmeier
Arnold Diefenbach
Marcurera Looshrock
God Bless Our Walther League
Koepke
Wedding Anniversary Observed Monday at Sunnyside Club
Air.dodors VJ White hosted a dinner at Sunnyside Country Club to honor the second wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Freebers. A center bouquet of roses and irises was given to Mrs. Freeborn after dinner. Cards and dancing followed. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Lichty. Mr. and Mrs. A. Z. McCoy. Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Treloar. Mr. and Mrs. AL Staatzmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air.dodors
VJ. White
Sunnyside Country Club
Afrs
I. B. Treloar
AL. Staatzmer
Male Quartet To Present Program At Plymouth Church
A male quartet from Waterloo led by Lester to Geyer will perform at Plymouth Congregational Church on Wednesday at 8 15 p m. Admission is free with a free will offering. The group plans a 1994 haut chauqua season in Waterloo. Hutchison from Chicago leads the ten year old group with modern additions. Members include Gurer, Brennan, and Baum.
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Ye Olde Towne
Lester
Chicago
C Chicago Theatre
Mr. Gurer
J. S. Brennan
Sad! Sud
Donald E. Baum
Perry
Folk Selects New Club Committees Members
Mrs. Folk names new members to club committees with Milo Milter named senior countilor, plans for June activities, and a series of lectures by Efton McPollum Jones. The board approves plants for grounds and thanks Waterloo chapter D A R for two white elms.
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Milo Milter
All West High School
Dantuary
Hayhamed Polk
Waterloo Womat
Tony
Friendly
Memcl Alon
Ornea Peer
American Legions Auxiliary
Apwari Diy
Folk
B.A. Bowes Phalema
Jir
Kline
J. Howrey
MK Alford
Sinanes
J. O.trombauer
Pairnan
Campo
Chibs
Orkey
Almes
J. KK
Nida
Vt Nour
AL Flaw LH
Kiiehenestein
W. FL Srhrag
Robert Gilson
Jacob Levingston
Ttn Wand
Teavest
Jane
Eftin McPollum Jones
Universalist Church
the Mudhouse
Im. C. A
Waterloo Chapter
Elsie Condon and T. S. Kelly to Marry in June
Mrs. Mary Condon announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Elsie Condon to Thomas S. Kelly son of Mr and Mrs John Kelly. The ceremony will be at St Josephs church Saturday morning June 24 officiated by Rev Edward Slatsters. Miss Condon works for Northwestern Bell Telephone Company. Kelly belongs to Bruner Salzs plumb ing firm.
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Mary Condon Annanness
Kisla F
Thomas
Strayer
Misa Liniste
Vbis Morag
Los Angeles
Cal
Ane
Willian
Weterlug
Cousl
Cresca
Phyllis
IV .Lawa Street
Nh Worrell
Prestscerian Hospice
Alrs
St Francis Hospital
Widows' children rise to college and gratitude
A column explores why children raised by widows often succeed. It cites four siblings supported after their father’s death, praising their mother’s sacrifice, thrift, and the deep gratitude of the offspring who later sent her abroad and rewarded her efforts through education and hard work.
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Mary
Anor
Stacles
Cire College
MiYvetts
Hae Society Organizes Choral Group For B Natural Club
The B Natural Music Club plans forming a choral society to meet increasing public demand. At a recent meeting, officers were elected, finances reviewed, and preparations outlined for a four year music history course and new performances. Members performed and shared original compositions while Mrs Gallup led piano pieces and vocal selections.
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Natural Music Club
Gallup
Wie
Treguinery
Shipemiker
Inererare
Edoet
Hages
Alis
Shaggy
Rog
Rog Py
Eliah
Ata
Saamheru
Craceluly
Cing
Padden
Tadins Wirst
Mra. Wilt
N. CG
Altland
Mra. T Smith
Martha McCormick
Budohey
Pwera
Th. Ueki
Universalist Chow and U B Orchestra Will Give Concert
Universalist choir directed by Mrs J A Cobb and United Brotherhood Concert Orchestra perform a varied program at Universalist parish house Wednesday evening. Accompanists Misses Gina Christensen Olen Whittle Berdella Sankey. Selections include orchestral overture readings soprano solos violin duets and choral numbers featuring Miss Freda Buehnke and Mrs Te A Counl. Concert proceeds support church activities.
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Universalist Choir
Je A. Cobb
United Brothern Concert Orchestra
Wilcox
Jeafier
Universalist
Jina Ghristensen
Olen Whittle
Berdella Sankey
Orchesera
Dew Mavic
Arta Chiandsi
Freda Buennoke
Benmigtta
Gottschalk
Maying
Vint
Citizens urged to vote in upcoming primaries by Waterloo groups
Waterloo Federation of Women's Organizations members urged good citizenship through primary voting and discussed candidates. Mrs. George B. Worthen ends term June 16 at a special meeting, with elections for officers and delegates to come. Memorial Hall plans wreaths for Friday ceremonies as affiliates gather. A Civil War era event and wives’ supper follow Friday.
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Waterloo Federation of Women’s Organizations
BLTWL
Travis
Grorge B. Worthen
Alf Tsti
Atheer
Lincoln Circle
Panties of
AL RL
Memorial Hall
Frida
Veler
Beauty tips and hair care letters from readers
A jumble of advice columns and letters discusses jaundice indicators in eyes, pilocarpine tonics, herbal scalp treatments, henna for grey hair, and oil removal techniques. It also notes a succession of local social updates, transport to Los Angeles, and a church incident, with brief household and ad text interspersed.
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Dore Ko
Ada Warren Chores Highlight Waterloo Theatre Scene
Informal party at the Kaltenbach home entertained 94 Feng people with games contests and piano music by Max Noah. Refreshments were served by Aline Doty Alice Parl jlerson Neva Steingiever and Elsie Kaltenbach. Leveley president, delegate from Chapter FE Pi E O to Mason City convention, will report at the unveiling with Mrs. John H. Kremers Wednesday evening. Alpha Delphina Members may bring guests to the meeting in Greater Waterton association clubrooms at 2 18 p.m. Wednesday.
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George Carter
Carter
Roberts
B.S
QU. E. S
Masonic Hall
East High School
Adolph
Ervin Kaltenbach
Max Noah
Aline Doty
Alice Parl Jlerson
Neva Steingiever
Elsie Kaltenbach
Leveley
Mason City
John H
Kremers
Alpha Delphina—Mmembers
Greater Waterton
Church Condensed Calendars of Women Societies
A dense clipping lists multiple church women’s groups meeting across Wednesday and Thursday at Calvary Evangelical, Graves Memorial United Brethren, Trinity American Lutheran, Universalist parish house, and other venues. Activities include social hours, business meetings, a joint session, an all day gathering with potluck, and a birthday party program for Grace M. Womans Home Missionary Society, with hostesses named and study topics noted.
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First Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Puri Lorg
Woman's Ahssionary Association
Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
Wlw
Anderson
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Parish House
Ames
C. EB. Edwards
Roger Jennish
William Jennish
Ile State
Grace M
Woman's Tlome Missionary Society
Cora Towler
City in Brief: Local Notes and Encounters
Enid professionals and visitors converge in the city on various errands. Notables include J O'Brien Independence on legal matters, Mr and Mrs Fettkether and others visiting Sumner and Milwaukee bound events. Sixty eight instruments filed for record, with 44 chattels, at county recorder Jennie Bird's office. Jury draws set for May. Manning remains in hospital after a stroke. James Graham named vice president of Commercial National Bank.
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J. O'Brien
Independence
Cihe City
Hubert Fettkether
Graue Butters and Son
Sumner
Cropper
Chicago
George Bunt
Laura Wilsott
Winona
Minn
Vernon Schmidt
Waterloo
Long Beach
Cal
Jennie
Bird
R. B. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Northern Baptists Convention
Milwaukee
Wis
James Graham
James Black Dry Goods Company
Commercial National Bank
Cedar Falls Band to Play at Lincoln Park Concert
Cedar Falls band to give a public concert in Lincoln Park, with the Cedar Walls band accompanying a large delegation to the state convention at Clinton. The group departs tomorrow at 10:40 p.m. in special cars, as Waterloo lodge has long led delegations in parades at state events. Official delegates stay through the convention, while visitors from Waterloo will return Friday morning.
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Waterloo
B. P.O. Mills
Cedar Walls
Lincoln Park
Clinton
Waterloo Lodge
Cedar Falls
Altho
Martin Dean and Ellyson Enter Aquatic Tourney
Three Waterloo Boy Scouts will represent the city in the aquatic tourney at Waverly June 15 to 20 as part of the annual Boy Scout roundup. Selected at trials at West Highpool, Huane Martin will dive, Harold Dean will run dash events, and Craig Byson will enter life saving. The local team challenged the Waverly scouts to a baseball game on the first day.
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Waterloo
Annnal
Waverly
West Highpool
Huane Martin
Harold Dean
Craig Byson
Lemon Juice Whitens Skin Remedy
An old advertorial touts lemon juice mixed with Orchard White as a skin whitener. It claims a fragrant bleach can brighten the face neck arms and hands and notes potential irritation. The formula is prepared by the reader and marketed to stage beauties for a youthfully white complexion.
Waterleo Streetcar Line Reports April Revenue Decline
W., C. F. & N. Co filed April 1924 city report showing gross streetcar revenue of 12,306.02, down 1,765.88 from April 1923. Expenses 1,314.16 left net 10,?43.85. taxes 718.860 reduce net income to 323.95 amid 136,268 riders with 87,965 cash fares, 47,174 tickets, 1,829 students, and 19,090 transfers. line operated at a net loss of 14,105.92 after interest and renewals.
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Waterleo
Motion to Strike Filed in Damage Suit Over X Ray Run Burns
Dr Joseph W Rowntree is defendant in a $5,000 damage suit by Mrs Bertha Rudolph alleging negligence in x ray treatments for a skin condition. The motion to strike seeks to remove a statement alleging failure to prevent burns, arguing standard care was followed.
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Bertha S. Rudolph
C. J. Rudolph
Joseph W. Rowntree
Rudolph
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