Memorable call to vote in the club magazine feature
The issue urges members to vote in the primary and appeals to the club to mobilize peers at the polls. It notes Miss Mariaa as educational committee chair, announces departures and replacements, and highlights farewell messages for editor Whutline Bassarear and entrepreneur Wand Daum. A center photo and calendar highlight the ongoing publication’s progress under new leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. W. Magazine
Reucarliele
Largut
Vie
Mariaa
Sha Owill
Vidar Nan
Jan
Jan Theres, and Misses Mad Made Harn Eubhere
Cape Wna
Ebeth Keames
Whutline Bassarear
W C T U Endorses Candidates for Primary Votes
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union in Black Hawk county met in Willard Hall to endorse candidates for the primaries, including W. A. Ook for county attorney and J. B. Henderson for sheriff, amid discussions on law enforcement conditions in Waterloo and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Willardhai
WLC. T U
W. A. Ook
B. Henderson
J. BL Park
M. Philpon
Ce- Gar Falls
da F. Mitchell
M Rose Wild
Dar Falls
F. Yann
Jessie Siitsgaard
Cedar F
Waterl oo Wedding Delayed by Vows and Guests
Gladys Cameron and Leonard Wood announce a late afternoon wedding at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irve Thotaite. The ceremony will be followed by a reception as many out of town guests attend. Pink and white decor, snapdragons, and a doll ride wedding cake adorn the event with plans to honeymoon in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooden Wrloek
Ateernoon
Gladys Gunterun
J. Vuuteron
Leonard J. Wood
Wapeer Wood
Mav
Irve Thotaite
Tate
Selitoyes West Union
Themis c
Chicago
Sue
Kansas City
Sunnyside Party Honors Doris Valentine Guest of Honor
Doris Valentine was celebrated as guest of honor at a Sunnyside Country Club dinner party hosted by Miss Margaret Ferris. A miniature bridal centerpiece, pink and white decorations, and a gift of Hinnen highlighted the evening. Attendees included Mixson Carall Makron, Stella Bushnell, Maude Popp, Janet Slowne, and others. Also announced are prep events for Ethel Brinkman’s piano recital at Mrs. Mabel Kittlager Tompkins’s home, and a Cedar Rapids wedding of Clarence Karnes to Miss Beulah Shriver, with details of attendees and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Travis
Elizabeth Ben- Bartz
Gretchen ‘Paylor
Hame
Hazel ‘Travis
jWho
Chase Hudson
Burlington
Gwest
Kathryn Doughtry
Pirst’ Presbyterian
Black Room
Travis
Melkinley School
Black
Jeters
Latra Bloom
Northern Bell Telephone! Company
Reroes Park
Marie Peters
Robert White
Tne 12
Telephone Exchange
Dolly Bradford
Cecilia Grumple
Doris Valentine
Morse
Manhattan
Kap
Sunnyside Country Chil
Margaret Ferrris
Hinen
Miss Valentine
Weseover
Thomas Perris
Mixson Carall Makron
Stella Bushnell
Maude Popp
Janet Slowne
Clair Richard Loy
Grace Mopet
Anna Demmel
Madge Meade
Ethel Brinkman
P.m
Mabel
Kittlager
Shriver-arnee
Beulah
Shriver
Strawberry Point
Clarence
Chiss
McKinley Schoval
Marjorie Whitney
Ethel McBroom
Byrnes
Margaret Moore
Stanley Moore
Louisa Hal Beran
St. Luke's English Church
Local clubs host gatherings with prizes and music
Mohr and Mrs Karl Rauth won prizes while Mrs M D Brown received the guest favor. Mrs Rauth helped with refreshments as EY Deen club met with Mrs W Robinson Thursday afternoon planning a final meeting June 12 at Mrs A J Corn wells Cedar Heights. Hostess served a two course luncheon after needlework. Mrs H J Stevenson hosted BR BB club Thursday afternoon with Mrs A Lewis Wes Motics visiting her niece Mrs Frank Sherwood as guest. Cards, poems, piano and vocal music followed a two course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EY Deen ‘Club
W. 4. Robinson
A. J. Cornwell
Cedar Heights
H. J. Stevenson
BR. BH. B. Club
A. Lewis
Wes Motics
Frank Sherwood
Sherwood
Stevensau
Side Talks 2 The Road to Peace and Sorrow
Excerpts on sorrow and endurance from Alise Kilmer and a letter friend reflect on aging, losing happiness, and learning the deeper side of sorrow. The text argues that suffering can yield exquisite relief and lasting peace rooted in endurance and sacrifice rather than constant joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aline Kilmer
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Eden
Geth- Temae
Arbor Vitae Club Plans Second Annual Banquet
Arbor Vitae club will hold its second annual banquet next week at Hlack's tearoom entertaining members. Haven Morris was named to plan the program after plans made Thursday with Mrs. George Carter. Needlework and luncheon followed the business session. New guests from Petrova club attended Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arbor Vitae Club
Hlack
George Carter
Haven Morris
Turter
City in Brief describes varied local movements and visits
The item notes residents arriving for visits, relatives in Waterloo, mutual travel between Chicago and Waterloo, a hospitalization update for George Crawford, theft of curtain material on Mulberry Street, and several speeches and graduations. It mentions Frank Lowden traveling westbound on Illing Central Passenger No. 15 en route to Iowa Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crawford
Jefferson Short
Presbyterian
Cletus Simmons
Chicago
Andrew P. Gibbs
Hook Island Lines
Southern Pace Railway
John G. Wright
Randolph Street
Colfax
John Morgan
Fowler Street
Mulberry Street
William A. Beachler
First Brethren Church
Ackley
McGregor
G. Www. Carpenter
Schenectady
N.Y
Carpenter
Travers
Louis Johngan
Franklin Street
Winifred Dunham
Iowa City
Grant Miller
University of Iowe
California
TR. McElhinney
Frank Collard
N. J. McWlhinney
Francis Simpson
Geneseo
The Great Beauty Claims by Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Hopper touts a suite of beauty aids claiming remarkable youth restoration. She lists White Youth Clay, Youth Cream, Facial Youth cleanser, and Hair Youth, priced 50 cents to one dollar, promoted as scientific, France perfected, and universally effective for skin and hair renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wa
France
Hart
Edna
Wallace Hopper
Lake Shore
Drive
Chicago
Memorial Day address planned in old hometown
A long list of local notices details Memorial Day plans in Waterloo with resident speakers and attached trips. The item mentions Sleane Harker and Verne Jay, Cornell students traveling with Tull players to perform Adan and Jiva, plus a car issue tied to RK. Willard of Indianola wired plans to retrieve his car. Mrs. J Miller and Beatrice, from Waterloo, head to Long Beach after visiting Omaha, stopping en route to see a sister. Swisher family присupports graduation, Blough to attend religious conference, and Ives Hat Shop promotes a big sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Elwell
Long Beach
Waterloo
F. Oo. Witchins
Dubuque
Sleane Harker
Verne Jay
Cornell Call Sexe
Tull
Redpath-Vawter
Adan
Jiva
Cornell College
J. *. Miller
Beatrice
Third Avenue West
Cal
Oscar Lymburner
Huth Miller
Omaha
Miller
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Grorke Marker
Whilomathian Literary Society of
East High School
Black's
Cyarky
Lucille Curler
Meares
Movy
Minnie
Panl Thornton
Neville Carpenter
J. Miller
Ifenrith
Rand Harry Dunke
Gladys Cameron
Leonard Wood
Binceruuins
Mildred Kayes
Kennedy von Lackunp
Oidier Rapid
George Young
Sioux City
Leavitt
Cenar Falls
Minelle Hoemer
Tards
Martin Merril
Lia Pearle Crawford
Gintysehler
Miss
Dilner
Tom
Mr. Mitdents
Ast Park Presbyterian Vharch
Traneiue
Fran Weat High School
Elk Run Inn
Sunnyside
Watthoe
Cespair
Alise
A&b
Ed Kistner
Petrova Club
Buchanan
Bridge Street
Hall-Ekfest Company
Motor Inn
Commercial Street
RK. 2B
Willard
Indianola
la- Willard
Pel
B.P. Swisher
Ward Bellmont School
Nashville
Hey. A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Hershey
Pat
Ray
Ives
Fowler Coffee
Ular
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