The Reno Div community play promises lively charity event
A packed audience will attend The Reno Div play directed under the auspices of the East Side church group. Miss Bess R Shoemaker leads Cedar Crest cast with Mrs Florence Jones and Chester SuIlson in key roles. Cast list includes Mrs Margaret O, Mr. Harper, Miss Thelma Burhans, and Ida Mae Frestor among others for Friday afternoon performance by the Waterly Woman's Club and Greater Waterl0 Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Juilee Townsend
Morlier
Everett Hammond
Id Stevenson
Margaret
J. G. Lirtakerhoff
Raymond Thomas
San Francisco
Ueeth Moon
Hiodgett
Sherif
Thomas Weaton
Mr. Harper
Milionaire
Hubert Mueller
Priday
Waterly
Woman's Clib Greater Waterloa Association
Kirist Episcopal Woman'’s Auxliar We Cooley
George Forary
Ida Mae
Miss Winterbotham Weds Duane Knight at Roary Today
Loretta Winterbotham and Duane C. Knight united in marriage at 4 this afternoon at the bridegroom's residence in Waverly. The ceremony was performed by Pastor Slattery. The couple will reside at 202 South Water, Waverly, after a week’s visit in Texas Billions?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Winterbotham
J. W. Winterbotham
Duane C. Knight
C. L. Knight
Waverly
Mdawaurd Slattery
Joseph
Ehuten
American
Harris Tate Wedding Announced for First of January
The marriage of Misyledm Gertrude Harris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Harris, to William K. Tate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tate, is announced. A dinner party at the bride’s home preceded the ceremony, planned for First Mehureb at 4 oclock with Dr. Rob Hurlburt officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Harris
H.R. Harris
William KK. Tate
Turas
Mehureb
Rob. Hurlburt
Hue Belton
Jane Phompaen
Ao Wavner
Miss Morris
Pythian Sisters Plan Christmas Party for Children
Pythian Sisters organize a Christmas party at JK 1 Phalt Dee 22 for over 60 needy children. Miss Salla Prank chairs the effort with Salvation Army help. A lighted tree, candy, gifts like hose and mittens, and a charity card party will entertain. Proceeds cover expenses, with a noon dinner served by Mrs. Julia White and committee. Regular meeting at 2:30 PM Friday.
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JK. 1
Phalt Dee
Salla
Chariy
Salvation Army
Fidelity Sirese
Sehost Pines
Jin Alderman
Mr Shirley
Anni Lohner
Vanice Arnold
Anna Edgington
Woman's Relief Corps
St. Mary's School
Julia White
Side Talks on Womens Magazines and Ads in the 1920s
Ruth Cameron surveys men's and women's magazines, noting how advertising pages reveal audience targets. She contrasts masculine and feminine periodicals, highlighting shifts in appeals from practical content to consumer and beauty pitches and the psychology behind sponsor messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Women's
Waterloo Chapter Honors Its Past Officers
Waterloo Chapter O 8 honors past matrons and patrons at a banquet in Masonic hall. The event featured a ceremonial initiation, readings, and a music program with Mrs Mildred Gleason and others performing. Officers were elected for the Ladies Auxiliary, with Mrs. Nodertek named president and other posts filled.
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Waterloo
Pas Atrens
Masonic Hall
aMlects
Wis
Petrus
Chrysantheri Ciera B
Miry Miller
Ion
Martti
Hite
Lanahaer
Lanes Rote
Vintplal
George Welker
AtEd Mors Pasha Mes
Fasiy Milde
Mande Seales
A. J. Artus
Marie Moore Frederickson
Carolyn Mc Miarlane
McFarlaine
Jeanette Chickering
James Robinson
Lear
Chambers
Sors
Pranves
Cedar Falls
Cenar Walls
Oelwein
Jnowa Falls
Jesup
Wh Christensen
Elinor Laacke and William K Greene to marry in December
Elinor Laacke and William Kenneth Greene plan a December 20 wedding after an engagement announcement at a gathering for Elinor’s sister Hitnor Laacke. The event included lunch, orange and white floral centerpieces, and themed favors. The note also mentions a postnuptial shower for Mrs. Obert Nawman and a thimblebee gathering for Rainbow Circle, with a chicken pie supper postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Heckett
Memorial Hall
Club Notes Debate Primary Reform at Fortnightly Meeting
Members of the Fortnightly club met at A. J. Edwards home last night voicing strong support for repealing the primary election law and adopting a modified primary or old delegate convention. G. E. Mike spoke on party government and the Thriveet primary and its effect on solidary politics. KE. H. McCoy, leading the discussion, outlined weaknesses in the primary system and possible improvements. W. W. White filled in for absent president George D. Werthen. Good Times club plans a pre supper then a short meeting and dancing at Moose hall Friday night. Y. A. club spent the afternoon with fancywork and luncheon with Mrs. James Henghr on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Edwards
G. E. Mike
KE. H. McCoy
Suns
W. W. White
George DB. Werthen
Mrs Barbara A Roderick Guest at Deborah Society Gathering
Mrs Barbara A Roderick attended a Deborah society event as guests and members gathered with 36 attendees and friends for the all.
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Barbara A. Roderick
Deborah Society
Kellogg’s All Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement touts Kellogg’s All Bran as a permanent remedy for constipation. It claims regular use of two tablespoonfuls daily will relieve constipation and prevent Bright’s disease, urging families to switch from other bran brands and noting Kellogg’s recipes on packages.
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Nike Coticing Bakery
Batcries
Wellogg
Kellogg's
Childrens Kellogg
Daily health exercises shown by local group
The article lists participants Carol Graves Naomi Gallo way Katherine Kelly Ruth Stetzel l and Lois Stover performing daily health exercises to music. It notes Clara Barton guild of the Universalist church will meet tomorrow evening with Miss Florence Edgerton at 1202 Lafayette Street. District teachers of Black Hawk county about 80 will hold the second study center of the year at Least Junior High School next Saturday with H. C. Moeller directing and Fred Cram assisted by Miss Gaudy from Teachers College. The new study book The Introduction of the Use of Standard Tests will be discussed.
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Carol Graves
Naomi Galloway
Katherine Kelly
Ruth Stetzell
Lois Stover
Black Hawk County
H. C. Moeller
Fred Cram
Miss Gaudy
Teachers College
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George Wualner
James Cusack
Cusack
Semper Them
Greater Waterloo Association
Chateau Studio
St. Francis Auxiliary
Friedl
Francis Hospital
John Barro
BR. Kugeht
Jean G. Harris
William Tate
Pythian Sisters
J. C. Jenson
Marry Bandfield
Odd Fellows
Ruth Cameron
Taokagine
Contin
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Oom
M. E
Nodertek
First I
Church
Toa Oo
Cawles O
Sauattat
Thoway Keaney
James A. Cook
Ell¢n Odell
M Reaney
Helen Byrnes
WoWenpakirl
Phente
Mia
Thomas ‘Tury
Comansttee
Ladies’ Guild
Prinity
Freeman
H Furlong
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Northminster Presbyterian Church
M. J. Vyurney
O. J. Marsh
Umbers
Alb Oyster Suyper
Almes
H. J. Kress
I. J. Merse
Kenry Schindler
Ed Fowler
Mies. Turney
Enuna Jose
Ifenry Schindler
Spangler
M. R. Harnett
Mitel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Lena Anderson
Stoy Scott
Henry Schneider
Membershiy
Ights Community Church
Luadies
Ald Society
Jane Haffa
Cedar Keights Music Club
BP. L. A
Elinor Laacke
William K. Greene
Burdette Smith
Charles Potter
Obert Nawman
Ardis Cooke
Moose Hall
Y. A. Club
James Henghron
Church News
Reno Divorce Court
East High Auditorium
Cedar Heights
First Presbyterian Church Sr. M. Children
Tom Colli
Haig Brothers
Henry
Commercial National Bank
Iowa
Clara Barton
the Universalist Church
Tomor
Florence Edgerton
Lafayette Street
Lambert Pharmacal Company
Listerine
Wermbert Pharmacal Company
St- Louis
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