Debate Staged by Rotary Club at Charles City
Charles City May reports a Rotary Club event where a planned program fell through and an extemporaneous debate on whether business people and families should vacation in locations offering swimming and boating was held. Three local Rotarians spoke for each side. the affirmative won. Judges were Rev. W. J. Convery, Mr. Dinkerson, and Mr. MacCartnes. Dr. J. M. Miner and A. E. Burnham attended, with Burnham giving a talk on Hart-Parr company events. Nearby social notes mention Bride-Elect Miss Rush and Miss Foster with numerous parties, including bridge dinners and teacher dinners at local hotels, all linked to wedding festivities.
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Courier
Charles City
Rotary
W. J. Convery
Dinkerson
MacCartnes
J. M. Miner
A. E. Burnham
Church Women Meet Across Congregational Groups
Church women of the Congregational church plan meetings tomorrow afternoon at the homes of Mrs. J. F. Tilden, Mrs. R. McCartney, Mrs. L. H. Bloom, Mrs. Harry Fisher, Mrs. Gertrude Lloyd, and Mrs. James Dawson. Afterward some groups will drive to inspect the new county home.
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Congregational Church Club
J. F. Tilden
R. ©. McCartney
L. H. Bloom
Harry Fisher
Gertrude Lloyd
James Dawson
Three Veterans of T. C. Staff Resign
Cedar Falls May 28 three veterans of the Iowa State Teachers College English department announce detached service at term’s end. Resigning are Miss Jeanette Carpenter on faculty since 1899 Miss Laura Falkler since 1896 and Miss Evan L. Gregg an instructor since 1892.
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Geurier
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Jeanette Carpenter
Laura Falkler
Evan L. Gregg
Markham Funeral Held at Osage
The funeral of Mrs. Fred Markham aged 37 who died Saturday was held this morning at Shalledy funeral home in Osage Indiana. She leaves her mother Mrs. Frank Cornwell three brothers Roy Minneapolis Leslie Osage Ray Long Beach and sister Mrs. R T Dalzell Stuart. Mrs Markham was born in Kenosha Wisconsin and moved to Osage with her parents at age two.
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Courier Secu
Osage
Fred Markham
Shalledy Funeral Home
Frank Cornwell
Roy
Minneapolis
Leslie
Ray
Long Beach
R. T. Dalzell
Stuart
Markham
Kenosha
Wis
Graduation set for 55 students at Waverly High
May 28 Waverly Iowa Courier Special Service reports 55 graduates will receive diplomas Thursday evening May 30 in the Waverly high school auditorium with diplomas presented by W W Saylor.
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Courier Special Service
Waverly
Waverly High School
W. W. Saylor
Board of Education
Wartburg
Wartburg College
Perfect Bird Food and Gravel by Chamberlain Go
An advertisement for Perfect Bird Food and Bird Gravel from Chamberlain Go of St. Louis Missouri. The copy extols egg flakes chewable pellets and a digestion aiding gravel with charcoal mineral content and hygiene benefits. It promises long lasting freshness and enhanced bird song plumage and zest.
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Chamberlain GO
St, Louis
Attendance good at Cedar Falls Scout meet leadership training
Every Cedar Falls troop was represented by two or more men and the district board attended almost 100 percent at the leadership training session led by Arthur F. Jury. Additional sessions are set for Gedar Falla Wednesday and next Monday evenings. Funeral held in Clarksville for Heere Backer 73 at Lutheran church with Rev. W A Siefkes officiating survivors include daughter Mrs Pater Frerlehs and sons John Gip.
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Cedar Falls
Arthur F. Jury
Wapsipinicon
Gedar Falla
Clarksyville
Clarksville
Heere Backer
Webbe
Jefferson Township
W. A. Siefkes
Pater Frerlehs
John
Gip
Clarkesville
Aera
Butler Center
Camedy
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Rotary Club
Sha
Waverly High
August’ Engelbrecht
Courthouse Park
Woman's Club
Business Women's Department
W. R. Leary
Mrs. French
Herrick
Nichols & Gates
Rebekah
Waverly Business Houses
C. F
Phelps
Jefferson St
Woods Millinery
Bridge St
H. D
H.D
Fish Auto Wrecking & Supply Co
Sycamore Street
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Rubber Co. of America
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