Prizes Awarded at Waterloo Star Chapter Social
Society clubs and church women received prizes for artistically decorated Easter boxes at a Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Mrs Carson and Mrs Lewis crafted red and lavender displays, Mrs Miller a spring garden, with Miss Alice Walters and Lee Wheeler judges. A Worthy Matrons' play, musical numbers, and an auction followed, as the chapter announced its next meeting on April 13 and a supper preceding the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Corson
Mrts
Charles Lewis
John Miller
Waterloo Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Carson
Fox
Lewis
Miller
Eastern Star
Curries Chickersup
Alice Walters
Lee Wheeler Jini
Harry Harmon
Ftoy Holettelerk
Worthy Matrons
Tubbs
Telsram
Widell
Nan Gee
Mrsckelberg
Atabel Rectorannette
Chickering
Shirley
Drilling
Cdrson
Douglas Mowbray
John Wel
Miss Huth
Shautls
Mr. Wells
Janelitle
Miss Shautls
Clarence Dewey
Easter Parties Set for Vacation Period Festivities Planned for Younger Set
Easter holidays bring two large parties and many smaller events. DeMolay dance at the armory tomorrow features weird spotlight effects and confetti showers. A seven piece orchestra is engaged and Master Masons are urged to attend. Organizers include Kart Clayton George Hawk and Norval G Anderson. Waterloo Wanan's Club hosts a spring dance at Hotel Russell Lamson Monday with season appropriate decorations and musical markers. College folk home from school promise a lively weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory
Kart Clayton
George Hawk
Norval G. Anderson
Waterloo Wanan’s
Russell-Lamson
Mrs Otto Hosts Bridge Party for Mrs Steely
Mrs Otto of Sunset Toed entertained eight women at a bridge party in honor of Mrs WW Steely. Favors were won by the guest of honor and Mrs L W Collins. After cards, guests sat to a pink and white luncheon served by the hostess and her mother Mrs Mae Dougherty. Attending were Misses Kathryn Greyson Marie Greyson Virginia Clary Mary Mitchell Mrs Ernest Henderson Waterloo and Mrs Richard Young Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Otto
Bridge
EL .Steely
L. W. Collins
Maé " Dougherty
Steely
Collins
Kathryn
Marie Greyson
Virgina
Clary
Mary Mitchell
Ernest Henderson
Waterloo
Richard Young
Des Moines
Paul Bourget to Be Discussed on Club Program
Waterloo Woman's Club literary department will consider Paul Bourget and his work at tomorrow's regular meeting. Miss Ella Williams will present a biography of the author and Mrs. R A Folk will review The Disciple. The program will conclude with notes on French literature and other studied authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bourget
Waterloo Woman's Club
Ella Williams
R.A. Folk
Gustav Maubert
Guy de Maupassant
Alphonse Daudet
Edmond and
Jules de Concourt
Emile Zola
Pierre Loti
Anatole France
First Evangelical Rededication Series Opens Tonight
Rededication services begin tonight at the First Evangelical church in the hall near Ramsey Avenue West. Programs include after service social hour and youth activities for juveniles after school. Auxiliary to Boat 1 lodge 470 meets tomorrow at 7 o clock in the Fires Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regater
Ramsey Wevonbiass
TV Willerfand Suusiay Auarudas
Church News From Cedar Falls Central Christian Service
The Cedar Falls Central Christian church held a service at the home of Mrs Wardle with greetings for new officers and a plan for the coming year. Dedication Sunday morning noted by 16 attendees. business and social details included refreshments by Lydia Leech and arrangements for future meetings.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Bride-Elect Anna Crowley Honored With Multiple Parties
Miss Anna Crowley of Decatur Illinois will wed Homer J. Derr. Her sister Catherine Crowley hosted a miscellaneous shower with pink and white decor and prizes to Mrs. Claude Cabell Mrs Alfred Wilson and Mrs Ivan Shadel. Hostesses for tonight include Miss Bernice Donahue and Mrs Thomas Hotchkiss. Foresters dance drew twenty six dancers at a nanny event yesterday evening with plans for a half time dance in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Crowier
Homer
Derrot Decatur
Catherine Crowley
Yester
Claude Cabel
Alfred Wilsins
Ivan Shadel
Thomas . Hotchkiss
Miss Bernice
Donahue
Miss Crowley
Foresters
Independent Order of Foresters
Club Notes From Local Social Gatherings
Alrs P R Stoyles hosted the Double Four club with winners Mrs L T Bryant and Mrs Katherine Tidgeon at 500. F L Follette hosted Bon Amiens ladies after a potluck, high scores by Mrs T O Landgraf and Mrs Fidelas Callahan, guests Mrs Landgraf and Mrs Malville Paige. Jogle club held a box social at Mr and Mrs Frank Morris with bridge favors to Mrs Frank Bassa and Mrs Fred Mortis. guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Braylon and Mr and Mrs W Hitchins. PAPIER-SON BANQUET Marble Rock April 1 116 men and boys attended the father son banquet under the local PTA. HH F Risse toastmaster. Participants included RB Reis William Stewart John Budwig Robert Tommy Sweet County Agent Dietrich Wilbay Maxson Billmer orchestra Dalton Rex Frank Meski… Donald Wood Phil Sours Clotind Gates RD Walster Dietrick Rulener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrs.p. R. Stoyles
L.T. Bryant
Katherine Tidgeon
Jogle Club
Mrr
Frank Morris
Frank Bassarear
Fred Mortis
Charles Braylon
W.hitchins
Marble Rock
Parent-Teacher Association
HH. F. Risse
Torstmaster
Reis
William Stewart
John Budwig
Robert
Jommy Sweet
Dietrich
Wilbay Maxson
City Churches Call Solemn Good Friday Services
Water Joo will observe Good Friday with solemn services across Catholic Episcopal and Lutheran churches and a noon community service at Crystal Theatre. Rev J R Macartney and Rev William Jard Castle headline addresses while multiple churches host three hour meditations on Christ’s crucifixion and Easter preparation.
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Episcopal
Crystal Theatre Wales
Waterloo
Ministerial Association
Caine
Calvary
Cathalte
Stoo
Christ Episcopal
Christ Episcopal Church
Ion
B. B. Mounsey
Christ
Crystal Theatre
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Pexisning
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
William Jardcastle
Plymouth Congregational Church
Birst
Gutheran
Henry Mueter
Lutharan -Church
St. Mark's Episcopal
Co. W. Baxter
St. Mark’s Epistopel
Grace Methodist
Earl A. Roadman
Treach
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
SC Luke's Lutheran
St. Luke's ‘Lutheran Church
Alb. Learner
United Lutheran Church of Town
Chris
Jesus
Widow Wins 85,000 Judgment in Manchester Man Death
A Manchester woman received an 85,000 verdict in a life insurance case arising from the death of L. D. Pride. The suit claimed the policy death was caused by Pride or another party, with Pride’s self-inflicted gunshot noted as a possible factor. Attorneys listed include McCoy Beecher of Waterloo and Nourse & Nourse of Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Wight
Des Moines
Interstate Busine Tnsurant Company
L. D. Pride
Pride
Cac Pride
McCoy Beecher
Waterloo
Wereimaintiff
Nourse & Nourse
Dad Bronson & Cherlson
F. RB. Blair
Arunchester
New Ontario Wheat Product Promises Ready Cooked Oats
A readably odd ad claims a new Ontario wheat blend named New Onta and New Gata for quick breakfast use. It praises taste and ease, notes a near Ooty like origin, and urges heating briefly for a satisfying hot meal. The copy touts virtues of a ready cooked grain and urges grocers to stock the package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooty
Loita
Alwiyy
Waterloo City Briefs Touching Town Happenings
Mr and Mrs CG Abbs plan a day trip to New Orleans and other points while Miss Halen Jladish is at home for Easter. Miss Grace Ullemeyer and Miss Gale Wilbur will attend a joint conference of music supervisors in Detroit the week of April 12. Mr and Mrs Lloyd G Bump return to Waterloo to live. Joseph Volker leaves deputy sheriff work for Illinois Central in Waterloo. A Hudson car taken by Road Patrol Officer Mason has $651.98 still due on purchase. Charles D Darling and daughter Virginia witnessed the interment of Dr Darling in Madison NY and then went to Easton PA where Douglas attends Lafayette College. Catherine Henderson of Cleveland accompanied the Darlins to Madison and returned to Cleveland.
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Waterloo
New Orleans
Halen Jladish
I. J. Madish
Bayard Street
Mary B. Sratt
Mulberry
Alen
Lata
Franklin
Grace Ullemeyer
Gale Wilbur
Sue Spervisor
Sunervigors
Detroit
Lloyd G. Bump
Marshalltown
Bump
Salovne McEthinnes
Collard-Hult Motor Company
Joseph Volker
Chicago & Northwestern
Sioux City
Motor, Financing Corporation
Charles City
Hudson
Tarry P. Mason
Hanor
Clarence Rash
Rash
Clark Stevens
Blencoe
War
J.C. Beem
Worl
Charles
Darling
Virginia
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Madison
N. Y
Easton
Douglas
Lafayette College
Catherine Henderson
Cleveland
Darlins
Aaddison
Music Teachers Enjoy Program After Luncheon
Music supervisors and teachers at the northeastern Lewi s teachers' convention met for a noon program at Hotel Russell-Lam. Miss Grace Altemeyer led a program featuring the West district grade school boys glee club, Lincoln school fifth graders, whistling solos by Miss Gretta McIntosh, and talks by T J Tormey and C A Fullerton on music education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Hunckeon
Russell-Lam
Miss.Grace Altemeyer
East Public Schools
No West District
Lincoln School
T. J. Tormey
Grundy Center
Iowa State Musical Activities Association
Miss. Gretta McIntosh
Dunkerton
C.A. Fullerton
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Fire destroys business in early January blaze
A destructive fire damaged Carter S. D. business early today with estimated losses around 100000 dollars. The blaze affected the Ireswept district near Siouxley Ta and follows a January incident at Carter Uisiness section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter, S. D
Siouxley
Neil
Carter S. D
Man Who Pegged Shoes for Soldiers Celebrates 72nd Birthday Here
Joseph Kurth, aged 72, a Waterloo resident and former cobbler who pegged shoes for German soldiers in the Franco Prussian War of 1870, recalls his youth in Wolk Germany. Born on the Rhine, he came to America after the war, lived in Grandy Center before moving to Waterloo in 1894, and worked at Illinois Central shops becoming a first class machinist and later retirement pensioner. He and his wife Wilhelmina Klein raised seven children, all thriving.
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Joseph Kuyth
Sumnve Street
1Mingis Central
Wolk
Germany
Rhine
Ithing
Alsace- Lorraine
Haseen
Joseph Iurth
Shaes
Mussetry
Hey
America
Sumner Street
Kurth
Sie
Joseph
Wilhelmina Klein
Land of Opportunity
Grandy Center
Waterloo
Mirnais Central
Ander
T. W. Place
Arelso
Illinois Central Railroad Company
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Waterloo iWomn
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Mrs. Otto
Mrs. Steely
Irvin FE. Warner
Cottage Street
Nela Tuttle
Garena
Lincoln Ceive Cle
Memorial” Hall
Church News
Central Christian Church Aid
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Charkes
Rishon
le Mare
Eas Wejuck
Ars
Fred Ghat
Chubmin
Werdts
Will Bvind
Lydia Leech
P.T. A. Leader
Baw
Dubuate
Iowa
Fa Sésslan
Y. W. GA
F. L. Follette
Bon Amiens Club
Wmenbers
T. O. Landgraf
Fidelas Callahan
Déuenainin's
St. Bridge
Tor
Bettya Uptval
Joseph Kurth
J. C. Machinist
Washington, D.C
Washington
Joseph Kuryh, Sr
Rumford
Bishop's
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Ellis ‘Hotel
Waterloo Des Muttes
Colac Rapids
Siowx City
New York
Hotel Astor
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