Mary Melrose D A R Club Plans Year of Programs
Society notes reveal Mary Melrose Chapter D A R schedules include September 14 at Hanita homestead opening with a pledge and a social committee led program. Recollections of Philadelphia Sesquicentennial will be shared. dinners feature topics like conservation and American Revolution phases with hostesses named. Christmas party December 14 at Hotel Russell Lawson. Washington luncheon February 22. March 8 talk on struggles of French Russian and American nations. April 12 dinner on The Story of Our American Relief. election of officers May 10. a Friday picnic June 14 at Camp. Also reports of Group one at Central Christian church and Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society elections at Linden Methodist Episcopal church. Walnut Street Baptist advisory board to meet today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
D. A. KR
Han-* Tia Homestead
Philadelphia
C. BR. Hallowell
Mmes
Zathoe C. Burk
M. J. Morgan
K. B. Barr
Bora A. White
Nancy Olmstead Cauifield
C. W W. Knoep
F. H. Reuling
J. HE. Shelton
Wlorn TB. Bliner
Winnie al. Stevens
Dirs
Tl. Coleby
Nauman
F. W. Mesen
C.J. Lang
Feldi
T. Alford
G. M. Coykens
J. F. Sedgwick
Adelaide Mungerford
Kuh Cp. Gegrait
Russell-Lawson
R. A. Folk
L. Chamberlain
E. M. Henderson, Jr
Mary Wubbard Kingsley
W. R. Cole
R. ©. Hutchison
Robert Harbits
Catherine Friend
Mary Miller
Unpdegralt
Daisy H. Sigworth
M Winnis M. Stevens
J. W. Kulirke
Clara Ee, Sawyer
F. Rehmeyer
G. J. Mack
H. Stonee
F. W. Powers
L. J. Berry
J- C. Hartman
Selma Knoche and Harry D Lee Wed at Cedar Falls
Selma Knoche and Harry D Lee were married yesterday at the Riverview Yacht Club summer home in Cedar Falls. The ceremony was conducted by George Knoche, with close relatives present. The couple will reside in Marquette Michigan where Lee will serve as dean of men and Knoche previously supervised at Marquette college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
D. Lee
Marquette, Mich
Winter Too West Schools
Selma Knoche
Cedar Falls
Riverview Yaork
Grumna Knoche
George Knoche
Lee
Marquette
Ames Visitors Honored At Evening Party
Mrs. Harold Miller, Ames, Iowa, formerly of Waterloo, hosted guests including Mildred Seibert and Nora Parker. Other attendees were Mrs. Harold Seibert, Mrs. Ralph Byford, Mrs. Leonard Brizman, Faverko ber, and Magdalene Darby. The event at 500 featured favors for Mrs. Seibert and Mrs. Miller, lavender and yellow decorations, and a luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Seibert
Nora Parker
Harold Miller
Ames
Waterloo
Harold Seivert
Ralph Byford
Leonard Brizman
Faverkober
Magdalene Darby
Seibert
Brrs. Miller
Mitchell Surprised on 64th Birthday in Family Gathering
Relatives and friends surprised D. W. Mitchell at his home last evening for his sixty fourth birthday. A picnic supper was served and a gift presented to the honored guest. The gathering included Kate Brown Geraldine Eben Paul Brown Harmon Hazel Helen Kenneth Harmon J C Montgomery Della Dora Lela Mae Laura Mitchell John Everman Lucretia Maurica Arnold Everman and Mrs Mattle Harkens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Mitchell
Kate Brown
Geraldine
Eben
Paul Brown
Chester Harmon
Hazel
Helen
Kenneth Harmon
J. C. Montgomery
Della
Dora
Lela
Mae
Laura Mitchell
John. Everman
Lucretia
Maurica
Arnold Everman
Mattle Harkens
Bridge Luncheon Today Centers Social Interest
Mrs. W. W. Marsh and her daughter Mrs. Bennett Clark presided at a bridge luncheon in Black's tearoom. Forty-four guests attended with summer garden flowers and lavender candies on the table. Out of town visitors included Mrs. Walter Mayne of St. Louis, Mrs. Ralph Crowl of Madison, and others from Des Moines Chicago Baltimore and more visiting Mrs. Sloane Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Marsh
Bennett Clark
Black
Walter Mayne
St. Louis
Ralph Crowl
Madison
Grorss Wiliams
Des Moines
Ben Naven
Chicago
Eleanor Graham
Baltimore
Jeanette Stewart
Sloane Wallace
Recent Bride Is Guest of Honor at Evening Party
Mrs. H Nichola and Miss Lois Buehner hosted last evening at their home in compliment to sister Mrs. Ervin Deblerts a recent bride. The honored guest was presented with gifts and refreshments were served. Other guests included Mrs. Arnold Nemecek and Misses Niclen Burgess La Rue Tessup Marjorie Anderson Katharine Quinn. Canl Party high scores at bridge won by Mrs Louis Vollendel and others. St Marys Sewing circle hosted an event at the school bath. Luncheon hosted by Mrs Lore Alford for Mrs E B Smith of Los Angeles and Mrs Horace Van Metre of West Palm Beach. a table was set for 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Nichola
Lois Buehner
Ervin Deblerts
Arnold Nemecek
Ni¢len Burgess
la Rue Tessup
Marjorie Anderson
Katharine Quinn
Louis Vollenwelder
L. J. Sehmitt
John Yungblut
John Arend
Maurice Kirby
Thomas Levis
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Bath
Lore Alford
E. B. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Horace van Metre
West Palm Beach
Fla
Hints in Beauty Care Beautiful Eyes
The article advises cultivating eyes through mind and practice, noting eye shape and eyelid muscles alter appearance. It stresses believable expression, direct sincere eye contact, and subtle grooming like massage and cream to improve eye appeal. It warns against forced smiles and encourages natural charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liz
Watt
Lucille Allbee Hosts Bride Shower For Miss Galan
Miss Lucile Allbee hosted a bride shower at her home for Miss An Lalan of Cedar Falls. Gifts included a yellow box shaped like a large lily. Mrs. Merle Francis and Miss Carol Crscardan top bridge scores. out of town guests Ruth Mwuher and Florence Reed attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marigalda
Lucile All Pea
Farewell Dinners and Gatherings Mark Departures
Local social notes detail farewell dinners and gatherings in honor of residents moving away. Floyd Margedant hosts guests to bid farewell to Lesnard Laird and family as they prepare to move to New Orleans. Other events honor Mrs. Leland Dolingon, Miss Fredda Webbeking, and Miss Sophia Trainor with bridge teas, picnics, and club meetings.
Club Notes Elects Officers At Meeting
Club notes report N B club elects John Carpenter as president at yesterday’s meeting in her home. T H Miller is vice president Donal Keigy secretary treasurer and J Ho Holden reporter. Hostess aided by Mrs Arthur Mosier and Mrs Donald Axtell served luncheon. Joyle club hosted at Gik Run for a 1 o clock luncheon with pink and green decor and bridged favors won by Mrs Jack O Connor and Mrs Daniel ONeill. Home Social and Literary Society Cedar Falls welcomed thirty at Dora Lowe’s home last evening and begins year’s program in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carpenter
T. H. Miller
Donal Keigy
J. Ho Holden
Arthur Mosier
Donald Axtell
Joyle Club
Gik
Earl Manning
Jack O'Connor
Daniel O'Neill
College Him
Cedar Falls
Dora Lowe
City in Brief Readies Updates From Local Residents
Town notices report James Barnes traveling to Glyndon Minnesota to visit his son Carl. Mrs J Roscmullen and daughters Marguerite and Beatrice Jean return from a 219 day Detroit trip. Families from Detroit, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and Rochester share visits and health updates. Robbery at Burton Bank yields $24 missing. police fail to locate clues. Reverend Covesting Pitta and family welcome a son Koelth Albert as Rev Williamson and Mrs Williamson relocate to 217 Rebel Avenue with their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barnes
Glyndon
Minn
Carl
J. RoscMullen
Marguerite
Beatrice Jean
Dawson Street
Detroit
J. ©. Stewart
Mitch
Wayterloo
Cedar Falls
FE. ¥. Stevenson
Ryo
Minnesota
A. FE. Smith
Rosabelle
Second Street West
Rochester
Mion
Tan
Miller
Flaine
Hawthorne Oavente
Metar
Cweace
Joliet
George Tt. Worthen
Home Service Section
The
Red Cross
Cedar Rapids
Burton Bank
oIaffarsan Street
Jack Jensen
Vacation returns noted for McGinn family members
The item lists Marie Louise and others returning from a northern Wisconsin Minnesota vacation. Paul McGinn and F. McGinn are mentioned with moves to Waterloo and Sioux City to resume studies at Trinity College. An advertisement and a phone contact for Margadantx appear in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Louise
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Paul McGinn
Russell-Lamson Hotel
F. McGinn
Teft
Waterloo
Sioux City
Trinity College
Margadantx
Hollandale Celebrates New Rail Service Arrival
Hollandale Minnesota gears up for a railway celebration as Rock Island and Milwaukee lines inaugurate service. J J Gorman and Hat Ray of Rock Island plan to travel via Waterloo and Clark's Grove to Hollandale, expected attendance around 10 000. The town thrives on Dutch farming, draining swamp land and expanding crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Gorman
Hat &. Ray
Hock Island Lines
Chicago
Waterloo
Rock Island
toLollandale
Minn
Unes
Milwaukee
Hollandate
Mw Lake Bottom
United States
Hollandale
Clark’s Grove
W. E. Warren
Cedar Rapids
WCTU Attacks U S Consul Over Champagne Drink
Omaha chapter passes a resolution protesting American consul William Corcoran at Boulogne for serving champagne to Gertrude Ederle during a reception. The group asks President Coolidge to recall him and plans to carry the resolution to state and national WCTU conventions. The report cites a NY girl and a shout of Prohibition at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
William Corcoran
Boulogne
Gertrude Ederle
Coolidge
J. Roberts
Corcoran
United States
Los Angeles
Roberts
New York
Fiderie
Seven Davenport Stores Blaze Causes $200000 Loss
A midnight fire in Davenport damages Bengston drug store and eight nearby firms including FE W Clothing Co Martha Washington candy shop Grossman’s ready to wear Hellerud’s jewelry Kinney shoe and Hub clothing. Loss estimated at upwards of 200000 with 120000 on buildings and 50000 on stock. Cause unknown but thought to be spontaneous combustion in the drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Bengston Drug Store
Bengston's
FE. & W.clothing Co
Martha Washington Candy Shop
Grossman's Ladies
Hellerud’s
Kinney Shoe
Hub Clothing
Building Change Hands on Fourth Street in City
The two story brick property at 31a Fourth Street East, housing Panor boot shop and State Loan company, was sold this morning by W C Kohl to Hone Martin of Walnut Court Apartments. The lot measures 20 by 146 feet facing Fourth Street. Martin plans to lease to current occupants. price about 49000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Panor Boot Shop
State Loan Company
Hone
Long Drive Signals End of 425 Mile Trip
A 425 mile continuous drive from Stesch Nebraska to Waterloo ended at 1 30 am today by John and Emma Arthur Tripoli and Mr and Mrs Albert Sweltzer Waterloo. They began yesterday morning and traveled via Sioux City avoiding red dust and gravel along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stesch
Neb
Waterloo
John
Emma aArthur
Tripoli
Myr
Albert Sweltzer
Init Stirart
Sioux City
Thos
Stuart
Nadine
Jean Heickel
Cedar Falls Teachers Meet to Plan Year at High School
Cedar Falls educators gather at 2 p m to organize and begin the new school year. Supt Mahannah marks his ninth year leading the system while staff members return from vacation and prepare for Monday’s opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahannah
Cedar Falls
F. IL
Leslie R. Holmes
Lincoln School
Syears
Ralph BR. Ebersold
W. F. Saris
Dakotas
Minnesota
New York State
Sayle
Mary Pike
Manual Arts
Elva McMurray
Art Department
Ral
Tach
Los Angeles
Harry F. Bangert
Decorah
Local residents depart for jobs and visits across states
Miss Alice Wynegar leaves for Kimball South Dakota to resume teaching at the high school. Chicago travelers include Messrs Simonsen Anderson Swengen and Boehmier. Mr and Mrs Ross of Chicago visit J J Rosa home on College Hill. Genevieve Madigan and Grace Martin vacation in Oak Park Illinois. Others return from North Dakota and California trips as canning, church work, and school duties resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wynegar
Kimball
S. D
Peter Simonsen
Aage Anderson
Swen Swengen
Chicago
Flarold Ross
J. J. Rosa
College Hill
Genevieve Madigan
Grace Martin
Friends
Oak Park
Ill
John Boehmier
Waverly
H. W. Slefkes
Points
North Dakota
Flo
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Cedar Falls Canning Company
Bithyl Mentzer
Grand Forks
N. D
Baptist Church of the Northern Association
John Lantz
Walnut Street
John R. Slacks
Corvalls
Ore
Slacks
A. A. Rhonale
St. Augustana, Hospital
Messrs
Mestame
Hobart Brown
Howard Orth
Manley
J. C. Orth
Pressbyterian
Maynard
Bunny Roush Hearing in Municipal Court
Hearing on assault charges against Bunny Roush began in municipal court at 2 p m before Judge J C Beens. Roush and four other youths were arrested after Donald Peterson filed charges. the four were dismissed this morning. Also notes the death of Hugh Hawthorne 103 oldest Page county citizen in Shenandoah Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunny Roush
Donald Peterson
Bluff ‘Street
J. ‘.C. Beens
Roush
John Dalot
Black Hawk Street
Russell Donecky
Clarence Moody
Jefferson Street
John Ieishieber
Peterson
Beem
Iowan
Shenandoah, Inn
Hugh Hawthorne
Page County
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Children’s Missioning Society of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
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Central Christian Church
Mostellor
F. L. Tanner
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Woman's Foreign
Ionary Society
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Paliced
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Twho
Fred Peters
Ella Gould
Will Montgomery
Lt. M. Bandfield
Advisory Board
Whtirch
Harry D. Lee
Edna Kiint Forbes
Gladys
Ponris
Doan
Lucille Allbee
Margadant
Floyd Margedant
Lesnard Laird
Waterton
New Orleans
Robert Mardin
George Shoemaker
Howard Rouse
Charles Felsingy
Bridge
Nardin
Mme. Shoemaker
J. D. Baston
Leland Dolingon
Evanston
Mary Williston
ET. Alford
Bob. Johnson
George Way Williams
Miss Webbeking
Grace Shannon
Mis
Lfreda Webbeking
Germany
Dorothy Carr
Bernice Dooley
Evelyn Enfield
Helen Fovall
Mildred vJewell
Mary Rouse
Kathryn Rouse
Erle Appleton
Evelyn Murray
Horace [Knittle
Walter Dotson
Carlton Walker
Sunnyside Country Club
H. C. Orrick
Jackson Mc‘Coy
Sophia ‘Trainor
Chalenge
Edith Westberg
Buchanan's
M. C.A
R. R
W.C.T.U
U. S
Trudy
Midnight
W. C. Kohl Building
Fourth St
H.C. Martin
Free Methodist
Marien
Whiteside
Waterlian
Joe
T. M. Dirkasa
BR. T. Ping
Flom. Smith
J. W. Whiteside
Tickson
Fine
Fairfield
William Pearce
Charles Youta
Rigo
Chicago & Northwestern
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Cedar Falla
West Fourth
Lawn Chyy
Beaver Creek
Norris Siding
Rock Island Road
Roy van Deest
Marion Saransen
Allfred Sorensen
van Deest
Miss Sorensen
Dow Leversen
Mt. Vernon Township
Herman HH. Siepert
Union Township
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