Miss Popp Honored With Bridge Parties Before Wedding
Society notes recount Miss Maude Popp of Freeport to wed William A Wiese as she is feted with theatre and bridge events. Mrs Ernest Johnson hosted a theatre party and a subsequent bridge gathering at Business and Professional Women's clubrooms in orchid and pink decor. Luncheon at Walnut Court featured spring colors green yellow orchid and pink, with Miss Popp praised by guests including Mrs Browning and Mrs Wilharm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
William A. “Wiese
Freeport
Ernest Johnson
Mmnes
Dean Browning
Leslia ‘Wilharm
Karl Zellboefer
Geneal Jenness
Ioy Short
Karl Burris
Flora
Miner
Jessia Ryan
Corinne Keagy
Beas Nichols
Ruth Hamlin
Miss Fopp
Mrs. Browning
Walnut Court Apartments
Miss Popp
E D. Popp
Bridge
Neighbors Hold Farewell Party for Manahl Family
Neighbors at 318 Linden Avenue gathered last evening to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Manahl who plan to move to a new home. The social event featured cards and games with favors given to Mrs Frank Geler Mrs Bishop Mrs Shurbank and Ida Fisher. Present were Mr and Mrs Manahl who received gifts from attendees including Mrs Shear Mrs A B Reiss and Mrs George DeRousse plus a guest Mr Burbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anah
Clarence’.Manahl
Linden ‘Avenue
Mmes ‘Frank ° Geler
Wae Bishop
Shurbank
Ida ‘Fisher
Shear
A.B. Reiss
George
DeRousse
Burbank
Contests and Entertainment at Mrs Adams Lena Event
Mrs Adams Lena hosted a social afternoon with guests including Mrs J Adams, Miss Leila Stanger as guest of honor. The event featured informal evening entertainment and appointments noted for Eve Kezar and Glen McCulloaste among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. White
Leila
Stanger
Piano Recital by three music pupils at Miss Collins home
Miss Collins presented three piano pupils Doris Dunham Annabelle Phennicie and Martha Thommeson in a recital at her home. Dunham played Spring Mendelssohn Dance of the Bears Valsette Schmolle Spinning Song Aleter and Phennicie with Shepherd Wilson Water sae Heller Prelude Chopin March Memetesonn. Thommeson offered Scherzo Boccherini Minuet Birchings and Treasured Memories Johnson. A duet Polonaise by Krentzlin was performed by Phennicle and Thommeson.
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Collins
Doris ‘Dunham
Mendelssohn
Dance of the Bears
Ins
Valsette
Schmolle
Aleter
Annabelle
Phennicie
Shepherd
Wilson
Heller
Chopin
Memetesonn
Martha
Thommeson
Schebert
Boccerini
Griez
Johnson
Miss. Phennicle
Miss Thommeson
Leaf camp event at local gathering noted
Tonight a Leaf camp and Knights of Columbus Yeomen Knights of P ball linked to Homemakers class at First M E church Temple Rebekah Black Hawk I O hall with Tdnden Junior and Standard Bearers Miss Ruth Foster referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Nin-K
C. A Yeomen—K
P. Ball
M. E. Church
Temple Rebekah
Black Hawk I
Hall
Tdnden
Miss Ruth
Foster
Scribner Renner Betrothal Celebration Reported
Mrs BR Jennish hosted a gathering at her Waterloo area home for Miss Alzina Scribner and Martin Renner as their upcoming marriage nears next Tuesday. About 35 relatives and friends attended with gifts, opening packages, and a rose and white decor theme. future bride and groom are Mrs Glen Scribner’s daughter and Oscar Renner’s son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. W. Jennish
Alzina Scribner
Marlin Renner
Miss. Scribner
Glen A. Scribner
Oscar Renner
Waterloo
Logan Avenue
W. F. Baum
Clarence Deal
Church News Notes From Local Congregations
A church gathering at Christ Episcopal parish house featured auxiliary views and sewing in progress with talks by Mrs. Bis J Thompson from Indianapolis and Rev. C P Drew from Marshalltown on auxiliary work in their districts. Homebuilders class of Walnut Street Baptist church holds its regular monthly business and social meeting at 7 30 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs J S Carpenter. Mary Jane Howard and Mildred Bixley to host King's Heralds of Grace Methodist Episcopal church at 2 p m Saturday in their choir room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Bis J.’ Thompson
Indianapolis
Ind
C.P. Drew
Marshalltown
Walnut Street
Baptist. Church
J. S. Carpenter
Mary Jane Howard
Mildred Bixley -Ywill
King's Heralds of Grace Methodist
Episcopal’church
Hints In Beauty Care By Edna Kent Forbes
Advice on dancing as the best exercise for slim figures and graceful posture. Encourages forming a dancing class, using music at home, and drills to limber muscles. Warns glycerine mixtures may irritate skin. suggests better complexion options. Mentions a reader aged 18 with a height of five feet four and weight 120 pounds.
Recent Bride Honored at Dinner Party in Black's Tearoom
Mrs. Robert Hird of Decorah hosts guests including Mrs. Paul Brokaw and Miss Madeline Moore at a farewell dinner following Norma McMurray's recent marriage. Attendees listed with several others. Hird and husband depart for Decorah. upcoming piano lecture recital by Mrs. Gertie Abdill features works by Beethoven Chopin Grieg Wagner and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hird
Decorah
Norma McMurray
Black
Hird
Paul Brokaw
Nick McNalley
Harry Burd
Madeline Moore
Claire Wade
Elizabeth Lica
Delores Wittstock
Mrs. Hird
Gertie Abdill
AW. P. Kerwin
Beethoven
Chopin
Gaynor
Grieg
Wagner
Quigley
Richmond: Funeral to Be Held at Manchester Richmond
Manchester Ta April 1 M I B Richmond longtime local farmer and stock buyer died at his home last night. He formerly owned 500 acres north of town and sold it years ago to move to town. He is survived by his widow. The funeral is set for 2 30 p m Sunday at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
I. B. Richmond
Indians to hold YMCA meeting with athletic test
Friendly Indians meet at the YMCA Saturday noon for dinner and discussions on plans for air hikes and a pow wow at Elk Run on April 30. Feathers will be awarded based on points won in the athletic test and full Indian regalia will be worn.
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Y.M.C. A
Elk Run
Protoco by Educator: Keokuk Junior High Reforms
Keokuk in April 1 to 14 featured educator George D. Strayer of Teachers College Columbia University describing a major junior high reorganization. He said seventh and eighth grades should offer varied work to reveal each pupil’s best field and aptitude beyond a traditional elementary curriculum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Tiss
George D. Strayer
Columbia University
Southeastern
Iowa Teachers Association
Clay Pigeon Shooting Introduced in France
In Monte Carlo France the humane societies protests against pigeon shoots. A mixed group of American British French and Italian marksmen form a rival club with headquarters at Cagnes sur Mer to use exclusively American clay pigeons. This marks a first definite step to rival Monte Carlo sporting activities. Telephone exchanges appear as workplaces for sisters with 15 pairs in Chicago Portland and other cities finding 89 pairs and three instances of three sisters on the payroll.
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Monte’ Carld
Monte-Carlo
Europe
Cagnes-sur-Mer
Nige
Cannes
Monte Carlo
Chicago
Portland
Step Ladders Excelent Offer and Sizes
The ad promotes sturdy step ladders in 4 ft, 6 ft, and 7 ft sizes with price reductions from last season. It urges checking related items like paints varnish window shades garden tools poultry and screen wire and garbage cans to save money.
Contractors win jail plumbing contract in county bid
Marek and Lavine of Waterloo were awarded the contract for plumbing and heating in the new county jail on a bid of 5758 dollars. George M. Emeex of 412 Conger Street appointed deputy bailiff of the municipal court by Bailiff J. N. Sweltzer last Monday and assumed duties today. Miss Vera Steely, Cornell College student, to spend spring vacation with her parents in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Ds B. Phelps, 112 Kingnard boulevard, visited Chicago for a family reunion. Birth announced to Mr and Mrs Earl T. Shepherd of Platteville Wis a nine-pound son. Mrs Shepherd formerly Miss Annabelle Thompson, daughter of former Mayor Ray Thompson. Albert Schulz filed for divorce from Grace Schulz, custody sought of their son Dale. Harlow Lent charged with larceny and fined 10 dollars. Articles of incorporation for Massey Plant Company filed with 34,000 dollars capital. W. J. Massey president treasurer, M. S. Massey vice president and secretary. Mrs CM Alles, recently taken to Chicago for treatment, remains at home 226 Alta Vista avenues. Recovery hoped after extraction of Reeth last Monday. Bake sale by Trinity Lutheran church at Paul Davis Store on Sat April 7.
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George M
Emeex
Conger Street
The
Municipal. Court
J. N. Sweltzer
Platteville, Wis
Shepherd
Annabelle Thompson
Ray
Co. Thompson
Waterloo
Revival of Corsets in Men’s Hair Ad Sparks Debate
A Waterloo Advertising Club luncheon featured Tom C. Igo arguing for reviving corsets to win back male clientele for barbers linked to the so called corset craze. He cited actresses signing corset contracts and claimed psychological tactics could beat door-to-door peddlers, urging chain stores to involve managers locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Igo
Business
Waterloo
Russell- Shamson
AKO
By Maxeloning Maze Promises Prone Individuality
A cryptic note hints at a personal maze crafted by Maxeloning, emphasizing individual experience and self discovery. The fragment suggests a crafted journey or challenge inviting readers to explore their own path within a structured design.
Council Bluffs Man Gets Williams Job
Council Bluffs man Den Maines took over the internal revenue office affairs today, succeeding Dr. Williams who resigned yesterday. Grinde announced the appointment last night, with Bladine as revenue collector for Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
den. Maines
LNB
Grinde
Council” Bluffs
Internal Revenue Office
Dra. Williams
Aie. Bladine
Towa
First Church of Christ Scientist Boston Lecturer Tonight
Paul A. Harsch and C Hei B members of the lecturing board will deliver a talk on Christian Science the Power of Good tonight at 8 15 in West High auditorium under the auspices of First Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul. A. Harsch
Hei
First
Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
First Need of Christ
aWwerioo
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Bower
J. Adams
Lena
McCulloaste
Glen
Owill
City
University of
Iowa
Illinois’ Central ‘Players
King Beal
Mr. Beal
Max
Ehrman
Ira
Radamar
al Enderlein
Mracop Lesfarquis
Enpworth League
Sthodist
Venisconal
Cornell, College
Lake
Martin Renner
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Richmond
Protoco
France
the Gift Shop
Fourth St
Reee
Lincoln Park
OtTry Ur Baim
Vera Steely
Cornell College
Mro Vernon
J. W . Steely
Franklin Street
Ds B. Phelps
Gardner
Kingbard Boulevard
Mr. Phelps
Elizabeth D.* Phelps
the. Gardner
Albert ‘Schulz
Grace Schulz
Charles City
Dale
Harlow
Polk
Cushion
J. C. Beem
Massey Pland Company
Weskerday
WJ Massey Aa
Mavey Y
Alles
Alta
Vieta
Dion Ja
Paul ‘Davia
Trinity Lutheran Church
Tee
Smith
Lichty
Ao ‘Hillman CO
Council Bluffs
Williams
Christian Science Lecture
Ellen J. Buckland
KOTEX
Selzer
Pit
Waterloo Free
Aloto
J. R. Waatlth
Aiteas
Simmons, Essbee and Square
Elzer’ Furniture
Faititans
Stora“ Treass Commercial S
Simmons
Courier
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