D A R Societies Host Picnics And Meetings In Region
Forty D A R members from Mary Melrose chapter and guests gathered at the Hanna homestead for an annual fall picnic with buffet luncheon and a brief program. They planned books and knitted goods for Bellevue veterans and discussed travel arrangements to Mason City for guest Mrs Otho Obel at the Hotel Hanford MacStder. Other attendees included Mrs John Lowell of Colorado Springs and Mrs J G Loeffel of Washington D C. A Waterloo D A R meeting at Black's drew 45 members with talks on the U S constitution and a descendant of Samuel Hopkins. Members shared summer experiences and prepared for upcoming luncheons with Mary Melrose and Waterloo chapters guiding arrangements.
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Mary Melrose
Hanna Homestead
Bellevue Sanf
Isrium
Bellevue
Neb
Otho Obel
Mason City
Hanford Mac- Stder
John Lowell
Colorado Springs
J. G. Loeffel
Washington
D. C
Myre
C. L. Kingsley
J. A. Dieffenbacher
Long Beach
Cal
Black's
Waterloo
D. A. Ri
Mines
A. J. Fairburn
F. B. Adams
F. Fifield
Warren Gilbert
H. E. Maine
Dexter Pheins
Puchifl
Watetlan
FF. EL Adams
Samuel Hopkins
Adams
Leiden
R. G. Taylor
Peggy McLaughlin
Blanche Edwards
Eveline Motjukkin
Mmeac
H. Parker
E. G. Leffler
C. Frawr
Engagement Announcement Dinner for Leile Kathrin Cowlishaw
Leile Kathrin Cowlishaw announces her engagement at a dinner held at the Cowlishaw home last evening. Attendants included Miss Edna Lynes and Miss Leta Shanewise among out of town guests. The event featured three courses and a formal centerpiece of roses and ribbons.
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Leile Kathrin Cowls
Len Lyones
Long Pearh
Cowlisiaw
Wil White
Ethel Cowlishas
Leota Orth
Sarving
Edna Lynes
Granm
Lang
Cal
Leta Shanewise
Orth
Ella
Gladys Cowlishaw
Cedar Falls
Beauty Chats on Pronunciation and Elocution Exercises
Epna Kent Forbes outlines exercises for enunciation and facial muscle development. Techniques emphasize rhythmic syllable pronunciation, stress shifts, and diphthong practice to reduce stuttering and nervous mouth habits. Suggestions include home practice, breathing exercises, and later benefits to voice quality and overall health.
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Marriage and Character
Ruth Cameron argues that intense romantic love cannot sustain marriage long term. She warns against trusting a partner's seeming perfection and suggests assessing character through daily behavior and responsibility. The piece reflects on realism, cautioning that love alone does not guarantee happiness or success in a union.
Home and Education Department Members Start Work Tuesday
Prof Leslie R J Reed dean of men at dows college addressed the Home and Education department Watered Woman's club at its first inde llreg Tuesday afternoon. Mrs A I Enderlei provided the musical number singing The Meadowlark. Buck-Lindkyist marriage at Cedar Falls noted with ceremony at Danish Lutheran church Cedar Paris. The Fracni officer elections held at Worth White class with H O dduston president and Louis S Hecklinger as business manager. Various social events including a pre nuptial party for Miss Froy Abbs and farewell party for Miss Abbs Tumter highlighted local society.
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Leslie R. J. Reed
Dows
Teachers College
Woman's Club
Ricb- Fouins
Reed
A. I. Enderlei
Meadowlark
Abhia Jerish Jones
Ines FF. Com
B. Wheelock
Alt
Iender
J. 14
Carson
Dairs
Waterloo
Huck
Denmark
Ome
Staton
Wilout Street
Worth White
C. M. Jensen
J H
Dduston
Prages
Mim
XMAL
Louis S Hecklinger
Lusine
Merk
Sehment Harles Kahler
KE. AL Neges
Ruth’ Ellis
Ellowene Jensen
Albert Baker
Fred Mead
Abbs
Miss Aths
Follies Girl Sues Thorne Over Poison Incident
A follies performer who drank poison after a rejection sues Thorne for 100000. The jabbering social notes mention a 11 o'clock luncheon at Sunnyside Country club, guests Dorothy Shaffenberger and Laeile Chapman, and a party in Waterloo with Mrs Bing planned.
Mary Lygo Seeks Cash Balm for Heartache Suit
Former Follies girl Mary Lygo pursues a $106,000 lawsuit against Gordon C. Thorne after his marriage to Sfelen McGinnis in Chicago last Tuesday. Lygo, who previously accused Thorne’s mother, now plans to return to Chicago for the case, stating she will see it through regardless of the outcome.
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United Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary Lygo
Follies
Gordon C. Thorne
Chicago
Fam
Sfelen McGinnis
Miss Lygo
Y Thorne
Billy Camp
Tod&r
Many Friends Pay Last Tribute to Late John Cordes
A solemn requiem high mass was held today at St. Joseph's Catholic Church for John Cordes who died last Thursday when the automobile he rode in collided with a Central passenger train. The church overflowed with mourners as Father Slattery celebrated and addressed the congregation. Pallbearers included H. O'Neil and J. Ritdee, with burial at Calvary Cemetery and Mr. Seeley of the Sherman brothers of Chicago among attendees.
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St. Joseph's
A. In
Latte
John Cordes
St. Joseph’s Church
FE. J. Slattery
Omiass
Pr Maury
Eberte
Fohnty
John Carlson
Father Slattery
H. O'Neil
J. J. Ritdee
Louis Witty
Mr. Golden
Edward Molloy
Mr. Seeley
Sherman Brothers House
Chicago
Cordes
Uyose
Calvary Cemetery
Councilmen Visit Elgin to Inspect Street Cleaning Machine
City councilors, as a committee of the whole, will depart for Elgin to inspect two street cleaning machines manufactured there. They were impressed by a machine demonstrated locally, while another firm invited them to inspect its model at company expense. Officials note current spending of about 60 dollars daily on street cleaning, a modern device could operate for 20 dollars daily including depreciation.
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Elgin
Wil
Legume for Acid Soil from South Is Brought Here
Ames Iowa September 18 A field inspection at the agronomy farm of the Iowa agricultural experiment station showcased 34 projects. H D Hughes led visitors through Tinbam plots new Winter wheat beggar weed soybeans and corn breeding results including root rot and disease notes. The exhibit highlighted velvet beans peanut and sweet clover seedings and various alfalfa mixtures with new phataris Brass hay crops and Sudan Grass varieties.
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Ames
Towa Agricultural Experiment Station
H. D. Hughes
Iowa
Iowa Station
Funeral notices and infant death in Oelwein area
Mortuary notes for Hy C Withur list funeral at O'Keefe Towne chapel with Dr B Z Lockwood pastor, service to be held Sunday then departure Monday for Nashua. Also obituary for Margaret Keegan first child of Cherry and Mrs Keegan of Oelwein, died shortly after birth at St Francis hospital. Service to be conducted by Fathers Dougherty and Gillwein at Maibank.
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Barry Wregan
Margaret Keegan
Mes
Cherry
Keegan of
Oelwein
St. Francis Hospital
Mairbank
Fathers Dougherty
Qelwein
Kansas City Speedway 7 Event Postponed by Rain
Rain forced the postponement of the Kansas City Speedway 7 automobile dash. The school view was set for 2 o'clock this afternoon. B Peake, president of the Speedway Association, announced the race would be moved to tomorrow.
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Kansas- City Speedway
Kansas City
Moa
Wanses Cire
Schaolview
Willy
PC O'Clork
Peake
SpeedWay Association
Vomrortaw
Belgium Demands Reply on War Debt Bonds From Germany
Foreign Ministry Hlaspar, of Refeiunt, has demanded a final word from Germany by Tuesday on whether Berlin will accept Belgium indemnity claims. Brussels disputes the intransigence and seeks to clarify how German treasury bonds will cover reparations payments for the balance of the year.
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Foreign Ministry
Hlaspar
Germany
Fald
Brussels
Big slump noted in street car fares and ridership
August street car traffic shows a 4 265 passenger drop from July and a 20 634 dip versus August last year. Gross receipts total 314 349.99 while expenses reach 10 248.78 leaving a net 2 902.97 after tax allocations. Net income to interest and depreciation shows a loss of 31 526.29 for the month amid ongoing maintenance costs.
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Dassengers
Sy Council
Waterloo
RANKEN VISITS ROTARIANS IN WATERLOO
Paul Rankin of Dubuque, eleventh Rotary district governor, will speak at Monday's luncheon at hotel Russell Lamson. He plans to visit each club yearly, and Waterloo hosts him this time. A Waterloo Rotary note urges full turnout and a warm welcome for Mr Rankin. A note adds a fact about sparrow nests consuming about 3,000 insects weekly.
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Ranken
Paul Rankin
Dubuque
Rotary Club
Monfay
Lucceon
Ptel Russell -Lainson
Waterloo
Rankin
Cupid at 93 In Fortunes and Courtship of Uncle Eli
In a small town scene, Mary helps care for her ninety three year old Uncle Eli as family dynamics unfold around a planned marriage to Herbert Mason. A stolen post office bag advances tension, while Uncle Eli’s will and a garden offer hope for a long life and future security.
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Herbert
Lawiélie Montgomery Mason
Harrisons
Shea
Mary
Kit
Colline
Mother
Eli
Uncle Eli
Brother
Dr. Piggot
Uncle
Herbert Mason
Jed Bangs
Masry
Heath
Eldon Mason
Birdsall speaks in at Kendall plan rally
In the Strawberry Fair address speaker W. N. Birdsall stood in for Gov. Kendall. He urged sober, practical thinking by all classes, praised optimism for a prosperous future, and supported an adjusted compensation bill amid praise from about five thousand attendees. The 44th annual fair serves Clay/Wayette/Puebla and Delaware counties. Two traffic violators appeared in police court. Watson paid 2.3 with costs, and K J Debarff posted a $5 bond.
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Kendall
W. N. Birdsall
Alex
MM Birdsall
Clayton
Wayette
Puehana
Delaware Counties
Watson
K. J. Debarff
0.B. Courtrigh
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