Woman’s Christian Temperance Union plans farewell dinner
Mrs J T Crippen will attend an international convention with a surprise farewell dinner at Willard Hall. Sixty three covers were set with Mrs Crippen at the central table, bouquets of roses and sunflowers featured, and a short talk outlined her upcoming trip. Ministers and local leaders contributed music and readings for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crippen
da M W. Park
F. J. Kightey
Willard
Carhart
Philpot
S. V. Wiliams
William Wilkins
Riles
Marti
Heyde
Mra
Nora Gray
Rose Wild
Cedar Falls
Plymouth Women Host Mayflower Social for Church Fund
Daughters of Plymouth sponsor a Mayflower social in the parlors on Thursday evening to raise funds for Plymouth Congregational church. Mrs A J Weigel chairs arrangements. entertainment is open to the public. Church members plan a study for Rev William Hardcastle, pastor, who has resided in Iowa Falls and is expected to move to Waterloo soon.
Playlet Entertains Caledonian Society at Cedar Falls
Caledonian society of Black Ilank county enjoyed a gathering at Mrs. S. E. Wison’s Cedar Falls home with about ten members. A playlet O What a Family featured Mrs. H. C. Mil versted Miss Bea Bowen Geral Baxter J. F. Dempster Mrs. E. B. C. Kern Miss Mary Butler Ballantine and Mrs. A. R. Baxter. Mrs. S. B. Bowen and William Thomson sang solos and Scottish songs were sung by the assembly. Mrs. Wm Milversted and her committee served refreshments. Picnic plans were announced for a future date. Serial Dancing Party Odd Fellows Rebekahs and friends will attend a serial dancing party Thursday in the west hall Music begins at 6:50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonian Society
Black Ilank County
S. E. Wison
Cedar Falls
H. C. Milversted
Bea Bowen
Geral Baxter
J. F. Dempster
Eb.c. Kern
Mary Butler Earl Ballantine
A. R. Baxter
S. B. Bowen
William Thomson
WM Milversted
Rebekahs
West Hall
Lutherans Mark Two Anniversaries With Musicale Tea
Lutherans observe Tu len Schull’s 45 years in India mission work and celebrate the Iowa Synodical Missionary Society’s golden jubilee at a Tuesday musicale tea hosted by St. Luke’s English Lutheran church. The program featured a review of Miss Schaff, songs, duets, and readings, with birthday cakes and yellow blossoms on the tea tables. Miss Schull directs a girls boarding school in Renalls India. born in Burlington Iowa, she studied at Cedar Falls colleges before dedicating her life to missionary service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulen Schull
Iowa
India
Iowe Synodical Missionary Society
United Lutheran Church
St. Luke's English Lutheran Church
Auditorum
Miss Schaff
Frank Miller
David Lesher
Rosemary and
Rolland Gibbs
A. J. Jenkinson
Mes
T. C. Thompson
C. O. Barnes
Jenkinson
C. Chesterman
Lesher
Barnes
Forbes
Miss Schuif
Renalls
Burlington
Iowa State Teachers' Colleges
Cednor Falls
Cedar Falls
Schull
West High Girls Dinner Party Highlights Society Event
West High School E. Q. V. girls literary group held its annual spring dinner at Black's with 35 members and guests. Miss Anna Maria Deeler presided as two vocal numbers by Miss Olivia Enderlein and a review of the play A Perplexing Situation by Mrs J L Buechele were on the program. Mrs W H Bickley and Miss Grace Tippat were among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls' Literary Society of
West High School
Black
Tablea
Anna Maria Deeler
Olivia Enderlein
J. L. Buechele
W. H. Bickley
Grace Tippat
Leona Titus and Harold Miller to Marry on June 10
Announcement states Miss Leona Titus will wed Harold J Miller on June 10. Mrs O L Kepler revealed the engagement at a dinner for 12, with pink and white decorations and a Gates motif. Titus, daughter of Mrs and Mrs G F P Titus, resides near Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Titus
Harold Miller
O. L. Kepler
Harold J. Miller
Arden Gates
Miss Titus
G. FP. Titus
Waterloo
Nurses' Alumnae Honor at Dinner and Spring Graduates
The Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association hosted its annual banquet with toasts to the five spring graduates and a concise history of the institution. Highlights included class histories and prophecies, music, and floral table decor reflecting a formal, community tone at the W. C. A. event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association
W.C. A
J. Fairbanks
Augusta Shafer
Ray Titler
Walcome
Dayton Feastermaker
Minnie Martin
Margaret Mastain
Joseph Murray
Blanche Jones
Adela Quimby
Mojine
Russ Marion Shauger
Ruth Foote
Emma Krumwoede
Marion Daisy
Sara Hutchinson
Frieda Duewell
Natural Music Club
Edith Wyant
Gertruds Bernard
Fenstermaker
Minnie Maibaurer
Laughs as Charms of Personality in Everyday Life
A essay-like piece discusses the charm of a pleasant laugh and how laughter can reflect nerves or vacuity. It notes a controlled, natural laugh is preferable to an awkward, exaggerated one and compares it to a cosmetic improvement similar to a fairy godmother’s gift.
Church News Highlights At St Mark's Episcopal Assembly
Mrs D D Tabor spoke on church possibilities to St Mark's Episcopal assembly at the home of Mrs Alfred Rawlings Cedar Heights with guests including Rev T C Boissier. The afternoon featured Mrs Lilian Kuhrke and Mrs H W Eline Booke reviewing St Mark's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Tabor
St. Mark’s
Book Review Club final meeting planned at Kepford home
Final meeting of the Book Review club for the year is set for 2 30 Thursday at the residence of Mrs A B Kepford. Mrs C Shean will discuss mural paintings of America and Miss Margaret Ex ong will read a poem by Edwin Arlington Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Book Review Club
A. B. Kepford
C. Shean
America
Margaret Exong
Edwin Arlington Robinson
West end 4th St brides and local notices
Tessie May Wheaton was granted a divorce from Walker Guy Wheaton. Dr. G C Reniruden, dentist, opened an office in Black's building after practicing in Columbia, MA. Mrs. Anna Adrian and grandson Tilly Preffer visit Storm Lake. Mrs. P L L Stanton Way returns from a trip to Dixon IL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tessie May Wheaton
Walker Guy Wheaton
G C. Reniruden
Black
Columbia
Anna
Adrian
Tilly Preffer
Storm
Select Master Plan Picnic Set by Crescent council
Crescent council No. 16 Royal and Select Masters and families will hold their annual picnic next Monday afternoon and evening at Casebeer Heights. J. O. Forbes H. A. Gee and A. H. Holt head the organizing committee arranging a program of sports and amusements. Tabernacle chapter No. 52 Royal Arch Masons will initiate a class of candidates during its regular meeting in the Masonic temple tomorrow evening with supper for members to precede the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent Council
Royal and Select Masters
Casebeer Heights
J. O. Forbes
H. A. Gee
A. H. Holt
Tabernacle Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Veytesils and Other Crossword Clues From Yesterday
Puzzle answers listed include Veytesils 769 grains Sallor's story 2 Sharp reply and $ Man's name a 46 Side sheltered Burns from wind Evasive 42 Titled sith ale 7 That which 45 Passageway ives yuetion street S Anything sie 46 No longer signed for fresh sleeping on 45 Sillea found th e 9 A conjunction lature 10 Odor four., pl) 49 Pertaining to 11 Not any psom 51 Backbane 52 Spanish for Mr S38 Thin strip of worl 35 Audition to a letter ab.) 6 Concerning 4 inw term clock bent Direction phy 28 Bringing up 9 More bashful 0 Provocative of wireline
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Veytesils
Sallor
One Man Car or More Fare for Des Moines
Des Moines citizens face a choice to accept the one man street cars or pay an extra fare. F C Chamcters, president of the car company, said the firm lost 33 cents in April and will need a one cent fare increase unless operating costs can be cut by the one man cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Carmen's Union
Beautifying a Dressing Table for Small Living Rooms
Tips to hide brushes and mirrors in drawers and console tables, using decorative wooden mirrors, enamel fittings, and simple bowls to maintain a neat appearance. Suggests low tables with drawers, chosen colors, and a few creams for dry skin plus cold water to close pores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara
EB. W. C
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Guide and Clues
Puzzle page explains cross word rules with single letters per square. Clues labeled Across and Down reference words formed by filling readable keys, including biblical term you and famous phrases. The drawing provides Word 1 as a start with additional Word numbers hinted throughout the puzzle.
Welfare Head Here Will Preside Over Regional Meeting
Miss Helena Hughes, superintendent of Waterloo Social Welfare League, will preside at a regional conference of social workers in Marshalltown Saturday. Public health officials and social workers from Oskaloosa Eldora Webster City Mason City Des Moines Ames Marshalltown Waterloo and Jefferson will attend to discuss mutual problems and plan summer study for a state conference at the University of Iowa in September. A nursing and social work student from the University of Iowa begins practical training here next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Hushes
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Oskaloosa
Eldora
Webster City
Mason City
Des Moines
Ames
Jefferson
University of Towa
Warmer Weather Promised Tonight Forecast Hints Relief
Folkphera may expect warmer weather tonight and tomorrow according to the state bureau forecast. Rainfall is anticipated tonight with a clouded sky today as the fair weather of the past days takes a temporary leave. The government instrument registered a high of 69 degrees above zero and a minimum of 49 last night was not as cool as the preceding one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folkphera
State Bureau
Lions Luncheon Promises Normalcy Program
After weeks of district convention planning in Waterbog last week the Lions club returns to normal tasks with a noon luncheon tomorrow in Black's tearoom. W F P Schrage is in charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbog
Ytions Club
Black’s
W. FP. Schrage J
Barbers Harvest Lively Wait in Local Shop
A Waterloo man observed five young women ahead of him in a barbershop causing brief delays. While one man was shaved earning 26 cents, the five patrons paid 40 cents for neck lines and shaving, totaling 74 cents for a short shift in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
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J. C. Madsen
Joyle Club
Harvey Richey
Hikte Circle
Adam Lohner
Goldengie Club
Mav
Charles Lusathoft
I, EB
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Plymouth
West High Girls’ Literary Society
W. Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Kate Bond
Ione Evans
Alice Blazler
Dora Barker
Kathryn Edwards
Redenhaver
Rotary
Marion Ransler
Cedar Heights
Ube
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
E. L. Rohit
Mildred Rector
Buich
Jean Rothi
Pivar
Womans Labor Bureau
Grace Cheever
Ella McCaffrey
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Dubuque
Bureau
Carpenters
Onley
Eastern Star
Becker
Bridge
Russell-Lamson
Russell Loveau
F. A. Kiessling
H. B. Kopel
Emily Gates
Banquaet
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Knights of Pythians
Legion Auxiliary
Jack Bassa- Tear
Mem
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Milwaukee, Wis
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Wihona, Minn
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Nu-Bone Corset Company
FL. Kiingaman
Presbyterian Hospital
Oranges Township
Hilgabeth
Michael Stringer
Knights of Columbus
Geereieg
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Leo Darling
Vermont Street
Darling
George H. Scully
L. E. Metcalf
Methodist Hospital
Mildred
Illinois Central Railroad
Tienle
Dyersville
Manchester
I. C
Thomas FP. L. Henderson
LaSalle Extension University
Chicago
Black Hawk County
Reater
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Henderson
Rotary Club
Roy Hulett
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Hulett
Kansas City
American Freight Agents’ Association
Hey
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Schenk
Florida
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Parsons Company
Newton
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Unique Cleaners
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Phinney
W. OW. Marsh
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Buchanan
Stanton Way
Dixon, IL
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Daily Cross
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Hiro Et Tenet
DIOK
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Aililo
Shnog
Dean
Lions
Barbers
Golden Harvest
Walt
LADA
Rogers Aig Werte
Che Waterloo
Belmont Shop
East Fourth Street
Frances Fleming
Pure
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