Society club party highlights musical program in Chicago
A society gathering at Sunny Aub featured a surprise program by soprano Ela Warthas Arendt and pianist Edwin Blarney Reder with Miss Edna Means. The Maiden of Mowers stage style drew praise, while performances included Handel, Schumann, Ponce, and Maclaynen numbers. Hostesses and guests, with red and yellow decor, attended a long, festive afternoon.
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Reon
Bames
Chirles F. Alvetait
Ila
Joan
Wirtue
Joni Mepathy
Iven
Sunny
Mma
Elas Warthas Arendt
Edwin Blarney Reder
Mion
Edna Means
Azilertairer
Chicago
Arendt
Handel
Schumann
Ponce
Ty Bess
Alfrich
Edmund Viren Cooke
Brifia Nagcoa
Mimea
J. J. Sadewick
H.C. Wilbur
Ww, Warne
D. A. Morris
Canrina Trang
Dougie Bonnall
Glan Miller
Mise Marilouis
Caughtar
Grand President of Auxiliary Honored at Banquet
The Grand President of Auxiliary received a ceremonial banquet in Wisconsin after a lodge event. Attendees included Mesl.ara Bradley of Columbus and other dignitaries such as Elmer Bredford, Mra Evelina Wiking, James Weld, and Mra S. A. Teepla. The program featured songs, dances, and entertainment including comic dance and a skating display.
Local clubs share notes and charity drive results
Mrs Ora Donley hosted the Do A Heat club with twelve members and two guests present including Mrs William Tate from Chicago and Nisa Elizabeth Ogun. Prizes in flower contests went to Mrs Daniel Gregory and Mrs Gail Morelock, and the group voted a second Red Cross donation for Doan sufferers.
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Ora Donley
Eueste
William Tate
Chicago
Nisa Elizabeth Ogun
Daniel Gregory
Gail Morelock
Red Cross Fund
Sydney Dudley
S O V Camp Presents Lincoln Address at Lincoln School
S O V Camp and Auxiliary presented a copy of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address to Lincoln School at a special exercises yesterday. Rev Oliver M Yag Ry spoke of his Gettysburg visit as students sang patriotic songs and recited readings. Grand Army members guests included Shannon August Tatro and others.
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Thomas Bhannen
Lincoln
Lincoln School
Lil- Yan Knudsen
Oliver M. Yag- Ry
First Evangelical Church
Gettysburg Field
Gprovor
Pupiia
Grad
Recitatonia
Merla Miller
Lolg Willings
Grand Army
Mr. Shannon
August Tatro
Tasac Rusahard
A. Hi. Wheat
Henry Wooru
Joseph Grimm
John Fox
Paradona
Mrs Edwin Wolfe Bride May 38 Shower of Gifts
Mrs Edwin Wolfe was honored in Manchester Indiana as a bride-to-be with a May 3 wedding approaching. Friends Mr Charles Wheeler and Mrs Harry Weldon hosted at Wheeler home while Mrs Wolfe’s family and coworkers gathered for a pastel gift party. Guests included Mrs Woellert Mrs Seymour Godin Miss Gladyn Miller Miss Esther Carter and others. A hidden hag centerpiece and yellow and white nuances highlighted the celebration.
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Charles D. Wheeler
Harry Weldon
Thenor
Edwin Wolfe
Manchester
Man Orwendalyn
Wheeler
George Woellert
Steely Oatreet
Black Hawk Old Company
Wolfe
Wiilam Wolfe
Frank ~ Lin Street
Home Park
Wera
Wooellert
Seymour Godin
Misa Gladyn Miller
Esther Carter
Miss MacKinus to Wed Dr. OConnor Tomorrow
Miss Maska Kinus of New Haven will wed Dr James A OConnor of Denison tomorrow at St Mary's Catholic Church with Rev Theo Plassneyer officiating The bride's home and other family details appear in brief notices across the segment plus upcoming engagements and memorial day planning by local auxiliaries and a council officer election at the YWCA building.
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Misa Ceralding
Hints in Beauty Care A Youthful Neck
A guide on neck care promising youth to the neck with heavy creams and compresses. Recommends tissue building ointments, linen wraps, hot cleansing, and massage to tighten pores and reduce a double chin, with cold water after cleansing.
Service Read for Mae Halpin and Sherman Turner
Mae Halpin and Sherman E Turner's marriage was celebrated at 3 o'clock this afternoon at 2508 Gave Street Cedar Falls. Prof D S Wright officiated with a small group of relatives present. Robb served as best man and Mrs Andrew S Guthrie was matron of honor. The bridal bouquet featured butterfly roses and valley lilacs. After luncheon the couple left for a short honeymoon in northwestern Iowa. Mrs Turner is a 1925 graduate of Teachers College Cedar Falls and Mr Turner will receive his degree in August. They will reside temporarily at 1315 Twenty second Street West Cedar Falls.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
J. W. Halpin
Gave Street
Mae Malpin
Sherman E. Turner, Jr
E. Turner
Cedar Fails
D. 8. Wright
Teachera College
Eon
Robb
Andrew S. Guthrie
Turner
Iowa
Teachers College
Twenty-second Street
Pauline Fink to Wed E S Peterson Next Month
Mrs. Caroline Fink hosted a party at 219 Webster Street announcing the forthcoming marriage of Pauline Marie Fink to E S Peterson in June. The event featured 500 with high scores to Evelyn Schrader and Edward Madeson and attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wink and Richard Peterson.
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Webster Street
Pauline Marie
E.S. Peterson
Evelyn Schrader
Edward Madeson
Charles Rawley
Lewis Wink
Mra. Madison
Rawley
Dicky
Fred Nottger
Alvin
Jessie Jensen
Richard Peterson
Miss Fink
Kimball Company
Mr. Peterson
Iowa Public Service Company
Prinked Prenuptial Party for Alice Weller in Cedar Heights
A mixed shower and bridge event at the Moore home Cedar Heights honored Miss Alice Weller ahead of her upcoming marriage to Donald Main. Guests included Mrs. NeNalley, A. Rath, Harry Burd, and others with bridesmaids and attendees noted. Also reported are church farewell dinners, gifts, and a set of social notices from Waterloo including a Crest of blue and white decor.
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J. H. Bender
Madeline Moore
Moore
Cedar Heights
Alice Weller
Donald Main
Mmes. Im. 2. NeNalley
A. Rath
Harry Burd
PR. M. Sneilenberg
Dora Ansel
Rawena Vel
Dorothy Gaston
Adeline Hayes Wittstock
Phils Thea
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Black
Helen Partridgs
Nancye Elliott
Waterloo
Eula McKinley
Partridges
Miss Elliott
Cavers
Glass
Iris
Hudson High Graduates Thirteen In Commencement
Hudson Virginia May 27. Commencement exercises at Hudson High School honored thirteen graduates. Recipients listed include Frank Albeson Esther Andors Omessa Brandhorat Erwin Conry Warren Kelsey Everett Loonan Russell Mastain Jane McMillan Marion Minlah Calvin Pearson Thyndon Rousaelow Prod Witt and Beulah Wyatt. diplomas were presented by W G Strayer president of the board of education with an address by R F Swisher.
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Hudson
Fludson High School
Frank Albeson
Esther Andors
Omessa
Brandhorat
Erwin Conry
Warren Kelsey
Everett Loonan
Russell Mastain
Jane McMillan
Marion Minlah
Calvin Pearson
Thyndon Rousaelow
Prod Witt J
Beulah Wyatt
City Council Raises Business Property Assessments
The city council, acting as a board of review, boosted business property valuations by 300000, saying large commercial properties were undervalued relative to residences. Objections can be filed June 6, with further appeals to district court if needed. final totals depend on personal property shifts, credits, exemptions, and county auditor figures.
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Aa Fonda
J. A. Townsey
Board of Review
City Assassor
Board of
Rayview
Townsley
Tawnaley
Council
District Court
Charles ©. MacKay
MacKay
F. W. Esher
Boy of 7 Shoots Sister With Rifle
Toddy Hille, seven, took a .32 caliber rifle from the house near Cincinnati and accidentally killed his sister Lena, nineteen, while she played yesterday afternoon. Their parents were in the garden at the time.
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Centerville
Toddy Hille
George Fille
Cincinnati
Howse
Lena
City in Brief Highlights From Local Notices and Travels
Mrs Walter Ries of 202 Vine Street returns from a Dalmarla visit with the Leys family. Mrs W E Roxd of 213 Whittier Ave leaves for three months in Los Angeles and other California cities. Miss Toby Holton of Drake University will guest at At M Leste for a weekend. A son of Mr and Mrs Coburn of Porta City underwent major surgery at Allen Memorial Hospital and is improved. Mrs Irwin Niemeyer returns from St. Wrancia Hospital and recovers. Mr and Mrs W W Simmons and daughter Helen plan an eastward motor trip through Chicago to Washington and New York, visiting Mr Simmons’ Pennsylvania home. Max Noah, long associated with the Y’R Men’s club and Grace Church, will move to Greenshore NC to lead music at the state schools. Chapter FA PB plans a trend sale at 228 East 4th Saturday. Brake sale at Golden Run Store. Dr J Tidenour moves his office to Sixth Meet Black Hassk. Office 1254, residence 5625.
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Vine Street
Dalmarla
Guy Madeley
W. GE
Roxd
Whittier Even
Los Angeles
California
Toby Holton
Drake Unversity
Des
M Leste
Bedeybhe
Columteirele
Dale Camu
Coburn
Ta Porta City
Allen Memorial Hospital
Irwin Niemeyer
Syenemore Street
St. Wrancia Hospital
Shale
W. W. Simmons
Helen
South .Street
Chicago
Washington
Max Noah
Y'R Men's
Grace Methodiat Episcopal Church Choir
Cedar Bails
Augnuat
Greenshore
Golden Run
First Congregational
Dr. J. _ Tidenour haa
Blark Hassk Pronding
European Writers and Artists Highlighted in Vienna and London
European cultural figures including Dr Karl Schonherr, Epstein, Andrea Mifinska, and Adolphus are profiled in a round of contemporary arts coverage. The piece details Schonherr’s medical degree and tenure as a noted dramatist, Epstein’s unconventional sculpture approach, and Swedish and American concert tours as well as rising authors publishing short stories alongside novels.
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Vienna
Karl Schonherr
Unitics
Ohis
Dla
Francis Joseph Ween
Epstein
London
Jacob Epstein
Andrea Mifinska
Madonna
Exhaust hot plate patent granted to aid motorists
An Oklahoma City fragment notes a patent issued this week to Charles Wy Didy of Davenport for an exhaust heat plate enabling motorists to cook. Franklin S. Upham of Des Moines Wood Products introduced a spinning top with colored rings dripping and locking as it stops. Multiple other patents and inventors are mentioned in scattered references, including various companies and individuals in Davenport and Des Moines.
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Mary
Oic
Welom
Charles Wy Didy
Davenport
Franklin S. Upham
Des Moines Wood Products Company
Peretti Fang
Tink & Lereentag
Ghent Attarnes Tn
Jaylews
Bey
Aeeukevntee
Wits
Emmy Oty
Fete
Ata Donner
Dew Molnen
Dratt
Hintab Hagedorn
Sttherheid
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Tit
Erectation
Bo Plu
Mapatitawa
Rothy Pump
Woman Inherits $800000 Estate From Donor
Davenport reports a man planned to leave an $800000 estate to a hospital but his will instead favors Melani and a single relative Maude. The document valued the estate at $80 000 and involved an apparent legal contest with an attorney and possible trust or settling actions.
Nebraska student aids court reporting effort in corn belt college
An examination of a Nebraska man visiting a Corn Belt college for court reporting shows discussions of training methods and regional cooperation. The report mentions various named places and companies in the area and references attempts to implement new reporting standards across multiple communities.
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Nebraska
Corn Belt College
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