Easter Fashion Parade Delayed by Snow and Ice
Snow and ice postponed the Easter fashion parade after two weeks of spring sun. Despite setbacks, fur wraps and new spring tones brighten outfits with powder blue, beige and gray in shoes, bags, and gloves. Chiffons, laces, capes, and black and white ensembles highlight the season, as designers elate over delayed opportunities for spring dress showcases until milder days arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post-leriten Societ
America
Society Calendar of Meetings and Parties Tonight
Tonight brings many society gatherings across Waterloo with music clubs, church guilds, lodge events, and luncheon groups. Notable entries include B Natural Music club, Phi Sigma Chi, Knights of Columbus father son banquet, and the Clara Barton guild. Tuesday features card parties, meetings of P. T. A and the Waterloos Elks and Elks clubs, plus several church and women’s groups.
Pioneer Couple of Cedar Falls to Celebrate Golden Wedding
Cedar Falls April 1 Mr and Mrs Mias Wolff of Grove street, longtime Danish residents, will celebrate their golden wedding at home this Friday Invitations have been accepted by all family members and many friends from Cedar Falls Town Wisconsin and other distant points. Family and church events are planned with a communion service at Danish Nazareth church on Bluff street led by Rev Otto Nielsen followed by a family dinner and a reception in church parlors. Seventy five relatives and out-of-town guests are expected to attend.
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Courier
Cedar’ Falls
Mias ° Wolff
Grove
Cedar Falls
Wisconsin
Cedars
Iron
Milwaukee
Racine
Danish Nazareth Church
Bluff Street
Otto Nielsen
Seventy-tve
Local Couple Wed at Mt Hope Church Sunday
Miss Edne Gertrude Simmons daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Blimons 2855 Lafayette street became the bride of Orrin Marlin Mussett son of Mr and Mrs William Mussett 1628 Sycamore street Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Mt Hope M E church near Cedar Heights Rev George B Shoemaker officiated Attendants were Dorothy Munson and Lloyd Simmons brother of the bride The couple will live on Adrian street Mussett is employed at Waterloo Holler Works Holler Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edne
Gertrude Simmons
H. G. Blimons
Lafayette Street
Orrin Marlin Mussett
William Mussett
Sycamore Street
Mt Hope M
Cedar Heights
George B. Shoemaker
Dorothy Munson
Lloyd Simmons
Adrian Street
Mr. Mussett
Waterloo Steam
Holler Works
Miss Haynes Weds in Easter Iowa City Chapel
Miss Gertrude Haynes of Denver Street marries Dr J Lane Kendall of Jeffersonville Ind in an Easter morning ceremony at the Unitarian chapel Iowa City read by Dr Herbert Martin. Attendants include Miss Edith Muthaler and Wendell Bishop. Kendall to practice in Louisville after June studies. Haynes Lambda Delta Phi Delta member with European painting study.
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Unitarian Chapel
Iowa City
Gertrude Haynes
Walter Haynes
Denver Street
J. Lane Kendall
L. Kendall
Jeffersonville
Ind
Herbert Martin
University of Iowa
Edith Muthaler
Waterloo
Wendell Bishop
Des Moines
Drake -University
University of Town
Europe
Paris
Lambda
Delta Phi Delta
Kendall
University of Louisville
Stil College
Louisville
Hints in Beauty Care by Edwark Relaxation
A fragment from a beauty advice column discusses sleep habits and relaxation. It suggests times when naps aid recovery, mentions Edison as an example, and emphasizes balancing rest with activity. It also advises skin care through massage and careful use of cream to avoid clogging pores.
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Edwark
Lea
Edison
White Shrine Holds Spring Ceremonial Guests in Cedar Falls
Shrine of Jerusalem held its annual spring ceremonial at the Cedar Falls Masonic temple with over 250 attendees. Honored guests included Mrs. Ethel Price of Evansville Indiana supreme worthy high priestess and Mrs. Rose Reid of Washington Iowa supreme worthy herald. Fourteen new members were initiated and officers to be installed April 12.
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Pearl May Fienger
Bethesda Shrine
Charles City
Daughters of Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Howard Burr
Waterloo
Robert Corning
Burr
Black’s
Russell de Gon
C. 3. Mentzer
A. R. Baxter
Edward Short
J. Ll. Bailey
Joseph Miller
Price
Reid
Golden Wedding Dinner for Kerrs Observed in Waterloo
Mr and Mrs Joseph Kerr celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on March 28 with a family dinner at First Baptist church attended by 30 relatives including eight children and 15 grandchildren. Guests included Rey and Mrs G L Kenagy and Carl Kenagy. Kerrs married in 1879 in Waterloo. he was born in Belfast and the couple lived in Black Hawk County before moving to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Kerr
Fourth Street West
First Baptist Church
W. F. Thompson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Kerr
Robert D
John
Alfred
J. G. Ken
Hudson
B. B. Cooper
la Porte City
Alice
Walter Kerr
Waterloo
Evelyn Kerr
Rockwell City
Rey
G. L. Kenagy
Carl
Mr. Kerr
Belfast
Ireland
Black Hawk County
Sixtieth wedding anniversary celebrated for Jared and Mrs Niles
More than 74 friends and relatives attended receptions at the daughter's home in honor of Jared Niles and his wife. The event featured lavender and pink decorations, tea table hosting by Mrs Wise and Mrs Wheeler, and cakes by Mrs Miles. Vocal numbers by C B Bennett accompanied a four generation family dinner. The couple received flowers and greetings from First Presbyterian Church services and from shut in friends with bouquets.
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Jared Niles
George Wheeler
Cascaden Avenue
W. G. Wise
BL E Wheeler
Miles
Bennett
First Presbyterian Church
Exister
Church and parish meetings announced for the week
Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist Church will hold a regular business and social meeting in the church parlors this evening. Clara Barton Guild meets at Universalist parish house at 7:30. Hostesses are Mrs. Ernest Griefnow and Mrs. Leroy Wicgman. Fidelity class of First M. E. church meets Tuesday evening with Mrs. William Graham at 927 Haltimore Street, dinner at 6:30 followed by business meeting and program. Woman's Missionary Society of First Brethren Church meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. E. Smith at 908 Western Avenue. Mrs. Frank Wisner leads the study and Mrs. Eldwin Boardman conducts dovational. Hostesses include Mrs. Smith, Mrs. C. E. Boldt, Mrs. Budd Lipper and Miss Etta Lichty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. Ww
C. A
Russell-~Lamion
Phi Sigma Chidanee
Knights of Columbus
K_. G. halt
Waterlood
Wainui Street Baptist
Boy Scouts
Woo. A
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah
Charles Burbank
W. W.auffer
Daughters of Ciyvil War Veterans
Menirial
John
Happy Hour
Black's Tearoom
Wiliam Bates
W. B.A. Pioneer Club
K. C. Hall
Waterloo Elkids
Elks Club
Rosary Society
Sacred Heart Church
O. A. Marsh
Nowata Club
Riviera
W. Powell
P.T. A
John Fiske School
Canopus
Black's Tea
Voor
Waterloo
Danke —Masonic Temple
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Business and Professional Women's Club
Blue Triangle League Council
Y. W. CG. A.lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
H. Knittle
Fidelity
M. E. Church
William Graham
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Clara
Barton Guild
Universalist
Ernest Griefnow
Leroy Wicgman
Haltimore Street
Woman's Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
A. E. Smith
Western Avenue
Frank Wisner
Eldwin Boardman
Smith
Airs
C. E. Boldt
Budd Lipper
Etta Lichty
Garden Expert to Address Local Club on Tuesday
Mrs. Meta Brownell Woodruff of Des Moines, a garden expert, will speak to Waterloo Garden Club Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. C. A. Marsh’s home at 127 Leland Ave. Her topic is The Evolution of a Garden. The meeting starts at 2:30 PM with a short board meeting at 2:00 PM. Vice President Mrs. Guy M. Johnson will preside in the president’s absence. Mrs. C. A. Waterbury conducts a lesson on three essentials in garden design. Mrs. Hubert Beckley contributes a paper Plants from Seed in the Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meta Brownell Woodruff
Des Moines
Waterloo Garden Club
C. A. Marsh
Leland Avenue
Woodruff
Guy M. Johnson
C. A. Waterbury
Hubert Beckley
Mrs Junger Party Tonight At Ross Studio
LeRoy Junger formerly Miss Harriette Ross receives a dancing pupils party at Ross conservatory studio. A miscellaneous shower of gifts games and refreshments will center the event led by Nadine Heickel June Potts Betty Harrington and Esther Worrell. The Jungers recently returned from a short motor trip and will be special guests of Daughters of Civil War Veterans at a Memorial hall dinner Tuesday noon followed by an afternoon program directed by Mrs J C Knapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Junger
Harriette Ross
Ross Conservatory
Nadine Heickel
June Potts
Betty Harrington
Esther Worrell
Memorial Hall
Airs
J. C. Knapp
Club Notes Golden Link Meeting Planned
The Golden Link club will meet with Mrs. John Gentzler at 318 Second Street West on Wednesday afternoon for a regular club gathering.
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Golden Link Club
John Gentzler
Second Street West
Man Burned Extinguishing Auto Fire in Mathews
A construction man for Fish Sign Service suffered painful burns on his hands while extinguishing a fire in his automobile on Easton Avenue in Mathews. The fire started Sunday morning in front of 138 Harrison Street due to a short circuit. The car was only slightly damaged.
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Mathews
Easton Avenue
Fish Sign Service
Harrison Street
St Francis Hospital Receives National Council Honor
St Francis hospital has again been awarded honor recognition by the National Hospital council for high standards in equipment personnel medical staff and general proficiency. The award comes on word from council headquarters in Baltimore and recognizes top facilities in the field.
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ST. Francis Hospital
National Council
National Hospital Council
Council
Baltimore
Spring fashions and local notices mingle with social updates
The week brings spring fashion previews from local shops with hats, jackets, and florals. Meanwhile, brief notes cover residents like Deputy Sheriff Da worth, Miss Hurley returning home, Miss Blough teaching in Iowa, and students Mowbray at Lindenwood and More. A lecture by Frank Bell on Christian Defense is slated for West High auditorium.
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Frank Bell
New
York City
West High
Bell
First Church ‘of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Mass
Radio and Silver Jeavine Stolen From Clubrooms
Silverware 368 pieces and an expensive radio with built in loud speaker and cabinet, valued about 950 dollars, were stolen from the Professional and Business Women's clubrooms at 31024 Fourth Street West. President Mrs. EB Johnson reported the loss after discovering the break three weeks earlier when the club rooms were found open. Doors to dining room and connected kitchen were locked but lightly used. valuables could have been taken when rooms were open. No other items reported missing. In March 1552 instruments were filed for record with the county recorder, compared with 1529 in the same month last year.
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Fourth Street West
EB. Johnson
Maple Street
Johnson
Toqseat Toasted Cocoanut Cups and Orange Frosting
Toasted cocoanut is prepared by browning in the oven and stirring until golden. Cup Cakes use sugar eggs shortening flour baking powder nutmeg milk and are baked greased gem pans. Chocolate frosting is made from bitter chocolate butter water and confectioners sugar. orange frosting blends sugar butter and strained orange juice for spreading.
City in prief and Easter social notices mix
A fragmentary item lists a bridge in West and Din Street, an optical service advert, and family Easter greetings involving Mr and Mrs M H Petrie and others. It notes Arch W McFarlane weekending in Waterloo with a brother, John J Fressle visiting Chicago, and John Gannon being arrested by Sheriff Wagner in St Joseph and to be returned here.
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M. H. Petrie
Ian
Max, Jr
Des Mouines
B. E., Petrie
H. P. Knowlton
Gay
Arch W. McFarlane
Waterloo
EL 4
McFarlae
Walnut Street
John J. Fressle
Chicago
John Fressle
Franklin Street
John Gannon
H. T. Wagner
St. Joseph
Brain Test Answer Fragment Prompts Note
A garbled brain test answer sequence lists items labeled (a) to (l) with numbers like 100, 16, 8, 5280, 2000, 226, 20, 12, 14 and stray symbols. no coherent question or context is provided to determine solutions or pattern. The fragment appears as OCR noise and may be unreadable.
Watch for this danger signal a dirty ring around the washtubs
A nostalgic, informal advertisement warns that hard water causes a dirty ring in wash tubs and dirt on clothes. It promotes Melo to soften hard water, boosting soap effectiveness and saving soap usage. The copy urges readers to buy Melo at their grocer for whiter clothes.
Bertha Spiker Weds George W Wood in Nashua Church
Bertha B Spiker daughter of Mr and Mrs Lila Spiker of 208 Hammond Avenue became the bride of George W Wood son of Mrs Myra J Wood of 616 Kern Street Saturday evening at Lithte Brown church Nashua Rev J L McComson officiated Attendants were Dorotha Miller and Virgil Moser Waterloo The couple left for Chicago then will reside here The bride has worked two years for Northwestern Bell Telephone and Mr Wood works for John Deere company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha B. Spiker
Lila Spiker
Hammond Avertue
George W. Wood
Myra J. Wood
Kern Street
Lithte Brown Church
Nashua
J. L. McComson
Dorotha Miller
Virgil Moser
Waterloo
Chicago
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Mr. Wooders
John Deere Company
The Charm Of Prints Modish Afternoon Dress Pattern
The design 4638 features a long pointed vest and upward pointing skirt with graceful back tie ends. Dark grounds with vivid small prints in combinations black maize, brown orange or blue chartreuse prove popular. Sizes 36 40 42 44 and 46 priced at 8, with 33% yard 40 inch material for size 36. Pattern includes simple instructions and yardage, promises a perfect fit, and rejects mail orders to Courier.
Luncheon Marked by Library Staff Gathering
Library staff and guests enjoyed a 1 o'clock luncheon in the Hawkeye Room of Hotel President. Attendees included Miss Galle Wieder and several Misses and Mrs. Balensifer Gillian Fink, with birthday honors noted for M. C. Troutner at a separate dinner hosted at 509 Leland Avenue. Five hundred was played with Albert Gnal lies winning honors. other guests included Al L. Wilcox and J. W. Smith among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Troutner
Leland Avenue
Albert Gnallies
al L. Wilcox
J. W. Smith
Earl Milles
L. A. Batley
H. J. Lawson
William Rigdon
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Natural Music Club
Lucilie Cutler
B. F. Swisher
Alpha Delphian Society
Y. Wy, G
Mt. Hope
Y. W
Marguerite Dismer
Anasette Fisher
Délores Mayes
Mary, Elwell
Betty Elwell
Betty Schoel
Wanda Kraft
Louisa Hagerman
Dorothy Thompson
Mrs. Smith
Florence Mae Bentz
Helen Lingelbach
Lucy Ann Cathey
Glen Morris
Aldena Snyder
Florence Gawger
Schumann
Fae Collins
G. EB
A. Scholin
Vals
Helgen - Chestek
Thelma Alene Chestek
Bassett
Virgil Helgen
Plymouth
Miss Haynes
Iowa City Chapel
W. J Decker
Washington Street
William Decker
Lorraine Hinmon
Marlys Wimber
Helen Moore
Dorothy Miller
Mary Louise Baries
Audrey Sicg
Dorothy Decker
Helen Sommers
Ray Hinmon
Guy Decker
Be Le _wimber
Williamson
Kar
West
Williston Avenue
Doris Jean
BE. R. Shannon
W. H. Bicktey
Supnaer
White Shrine
Mrs. Miles
Geo. Wheeler
E. E. Wheeler
Donna Lee Wheeler
Church News
Mrs. Junger
Studio
Emi
Frigate Hook
Woods
Pickworth
Mary Lou
W. F. Daworth
Arlene Mildred
Hurley
Linweed Avenue
Rackford
Marguerite Blough
Goldfield
A. P. Blough
Grant Avenue
Leone Mowbray
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
Mytl Mowbray
Sherwoods
Altho
Allie
Town State College
Ames
Rose Mowbray
Campbell Avenue
Sun
PRIEF
West and
Din St. Bridge
Buchanan
Zanzibar
Alan Zenzibar
Web
Hussey's
U.S. Pat
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Bertha Spiker
Courier Pattern Dept
17Th Bt
New York City
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