Community Notes on Birthday Party and Church Events
A jumble of society items details Mary Jane's tenth birthday party hosted by her parents, and a parish event at a church with a youth choir and program. Also noted are a surprise party for Orla McMalon, a bridal shower for Anna Crowley, and gatherings hosted by Miss Ruth Merrill in Cedar Walls with friends and a three course luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Side Bay
Lerloo
Mary
Jane
Cmriie Fogue
AL J Huwarde
Pauling Hoadmine
Geis # I MevoEen Lunkley
Laurite Borteh
Mildred Binny
Kath- Mervyn Brown
Vivian Smith
Wid Naga “Tandan
Sao Mts
Put Lens
Mivilis Dei
Htor
Orla McMalon
Palm Beach
Fla
John Lavhinan
Abs
Jentie Sohnon
Gerlie Clemen
Cedar Walls
Ruth Merrill
Dietrick Elected Head of Matrons Club in Waterloo
Mrs F B Dietrick was chosen head of the Matrons Club at a gathering in Waterloo. Other new officers and members were announced, with Mrs Kirke and Mrs Corson noted among the additions. A dinner and several social events followed, including a party in honor of Heverly Raleen and a dance hosted by local organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. F. B
Dietrick
Pasi
Pier
Astern
Ameranan
Onhosen Na Fallow Kirke
Mfrs
Madi Corson
Ure
Haurgo
I Eetor
Feed Tring
Lidis
Ciusial
Mary
Re. Divtrivk
Gui Ik Bricks
Shirler
Nirbiys
sMrs
G. Ing
Heverly Raleen
Ile
J. Pttzed
Hi. Johnson
Bee Lugheld
Barbara Ra
Edith Alay
Evelyn
Beverly
Ta- Helen
Gould
Irene South
Thompson Wedding Service Holds at Waterloo Church
Miss Marian Thomson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Thomson, wed Wendell Tallefson son of Mr and Mrs chartin Tallefson in a ceremony at Trinity American Lutheran church. Guests included the bridegroom’s brother Sherman Tallefson and several club members. The couple plan a later reception at a local home and will reside at 721 Wellington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Thomson
Fred Thomson
Wendell Tallefsen
Chartin ‘Tallefson
Utah
Waterloo
Be Hove Dd Moechlman
Sherman
Mareinge Annownegil
Edwin Boardman
First Brethren Church
Goldin Miller
Wy Ef. Spears
Spears
Wieterlod Construction Company
Wellington Street
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Reported
Qo club met yesterday afternoon with James Houghton as hostess. Decorations by Hastert and suesis included Mrs Victor Shafer and Mrs Netrie Houghton. George Werfetot hosted an informal evening after husbands’ 6 o’clock dinner. Birthday anniversary of Mrs WT Edwards observed. Mon Cherie club met at Black’s Tearoom. bunco favors won by Mrs Harves Richey and Mrs Roy Muira. Quota Club dinner and business meeting planned at Hotel Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Houghton
Hastert
Victor Shafer
Clarksvilles
Netrie Houghton
George Werfetot
WT. Edwards
Mon Cherie
al. Black
Bunsco
Harves Richey
Roy Muira
Quota Club
Russell- Lamson
Moved meeting place for King's Heralds at Grace M E Church
Attention of members is called to the change of meeting place for the King's Heralds missionary society tomorrow. The event will be held in the choir room of Grace M E Church. Mr and Mrs James McMillan recently moved to Lumber Street will host the Homebuilders class of Walnut Street Baptist Church at 3 o'clock tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atention
King's Heralds Mmsromary Society
Grace M.E. Church
James McMillan
Tonto Lumber Street
Beauty Tricks For A Distinctive Look In Pamphlet Tips
An old fashion guide describes simple cosmetic tricks to alter appearance. It praises shaping thin eyebrows to convey character and suggests enamel eye gloss and subtle dot shading to enlarge eyes. Advice covers cold cream, shadow, and cautious use of tint to avoid harsh lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woanark
Nest
Ives
Ural
Women's World Affairs Involves High Society Figures
United Press reports on a Carnegie Hall concert by prominent New York society members and notes social shifts as Vanderbilts relocate. The piece also mentions Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks tour plans, a Colorado club sending a delegation to a World Fair, and assorted society happenings across cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Douglas i Fairbanks
Charlotte Pickard
Mary
Davehiec
Waterloo City Brief Highlights Local Moves
Waterloo notices report Misses Silsfe Llila Violet Bente visiting Dubuque for spring vacation with friends Margaret Weishaar and Mary Stevenson from Iowa College Grinpall. Mrs. J. Graeley returns from Long Beach California. Mrs. A. French back from a Chicago stay. Mr. French in hospital. John T. Farrell travels for a university hospital exam. Officer Thornberry acts as captain. Miss Mary Pratt becomes patient at Allen Memorial hospital. County Attorney W. A. Cook seeks injunction to curb Mike Brnoldsen under liquor laws. Mrs. Margaret Scroggy returns to municipal court work after California vacation. Mrs. Lucy Shepherd arrives from Santa Monica as medical patient at Allen Memorial hospital. Tabor Street Commissioner buys two tanked wagons for garbage work. Lowes Guarantees Morlyga sues Paul Hutchinson over mobile valued at 571.95, claiming delinquent payments. Imér Widmann visiting mother. will preach at Immanuel Lutheran then ordain in June. Fratelli club names April committee. Zimmerman earns honorary membership. Rev. and Mrs. Purmore depart for Des Moines after long Waterloo residence since 1887. They reflect on leaving Waterloo with many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Weishaar
Mary Stevenson
Iowa College
Grinpall
J 2. Graeley
Western Avenue
Long Beach
Caul
A. H. French
Pourth Street
Las
Chicago
French
John T. Farrell
Noliey
Iowa City
University Hospital
C. &. Thornberry
Mies Mary. Pratt
Mulberry Street
Allen
Memorial Hospital
W. A. Cook
Mike Brnoldsen Fron
W. O. Campbell
Aso
Margaret Scroggy
Santa Monica
Calif
AO. Tabor
Black Hawk Feeding Company
Morlyga Corporation
Muniel Court
Paul L. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Imér Widmann
Concordia Pollese
St. Louis
William Widmann
High Street
Widmann Wi
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Concordia College
Leonard Kingery
Hobard Bailey
Lloyd Overhof
Fratelli Club
M.C. A
A A. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
C. Ho Purmore
Des Moines
Waterloo
Purmore
First Presbyterian Church
New Sanitary Pads Promise Better Protection
An ad extols a modern invention labeled KOTEX for women, claiming eight in ten prefer it over old pads. It promises no disposal issues, deodorizes, and five times the absorbency of cotton pads. Availability via drug and department stores with the prompt asking for "ROTTEN" and a package price described as a few tents.
Widow by Proxy at Cedar Falls College Play
Cedar Falls College Players staged The Widow by Proxy in the auditorium with a full house. Miss Stagel Strayer and Miss Margaret Hurn led principal roles as the comedy drew teachers convention attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
College Dramatic Fraternity
Stagel Strayer
Margaret Hurn
Westleigh
Waterloo
Lula Speer
Washington Street
Ballwin Commandery
Templar
St. Jauke’s
Messames WS. Bowen
Geerge Wood
Luther A. Richman
Getchell
Lions
R. W. Getehell
Chemistry Department
Teachers
Ccollege
Lincoln
Wagner
Jkurt
Gerald Alartin
Wagner Company
Gwe
Arthur EB. Wright
Dike
Chicago
Wednnesday
Wright
Wright Farm
Water loo Evening Courier Patterns for Fashion Depart ment
Readers are invited to obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design by bending it to the fashion department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Each pattern costs 15 cents and includes seam allowances. Orders are filled promptly and should reach subscribers within one day of sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
First Baptist Cage Team Faces Road Blocked Trip
The First Baptist Sunday school basketball team traveling to meet Chicago league rivals was halted by impassable roads. The party left Waterloo and encountered mud and snow between Winthrop and Dyersville, then turned back before reaching Dubuque. Ten players and manager A. A. Cornwell were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Chicago
Waterloo
Dyersville
Winthrop
Buersville
Dubuque
City Finances Show $125000 Cash On Hand April First
City auditors report April balance of $125,752.37 with total indebtedness at $1,207,989.99. March end figures show warrants of $49,329.38 and new water rents of $26,729.05 issued, $20,257.18 canceled, while bonded indebtedness remained $701,278.59. Cash balance after pension payments and other disbursements stood at $1,355.80 with paving and sewer improvement bonds trimmed from $477,400 to $460,900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Charles C. Myy
Consolidated Tong
Wateranis
General Lawa Consolidated
Eight divorces disposed in one day by Judge Wells
Court records reveal Judge Wells in District court disposed of eight divorces in a single day as more petitions arrive. Since January first twenty eight divorce actions have been filed, a rate officials call unprecedented for a three month span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlivorges
Centeryinte
Ayedl 2
INS
Wells
District Court
Constipation Relief Endorsed by Mr Bovee’s Experience
An advertisement cites Dave B. Boone of Bullvar New York sharing relief after using Kellogg’s All-Bran for breakfast. It warns constipation leads to many diseases and urges readers to try the product to avoid ongoing health issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave B. Boone
Kellogg's
Tor Koelloge
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arto Wing
Pankente
Iaamebuilders
Elas Wats
Jamies McMilan
Asmrs
Sbr
Ales
Catalin
Riv
Waltep
Merrian Ross
Smyvatory
Mursle
Y. W. AL
Lassa Oleh Harmon Wroo
Sprige Chackaery
la Mies
Sree
Shimaanin
Violet Lath Bydbes
Cuo
Tilagirloni
Miller
Bolinger
Dietive
Hoorn
Hales
Cournpys Fondriohi
Sendor Wikniellen
Fsieker
Rosey Latben
Bearteson
Traberharris
Miles
Virginia Ebehtfoot
Siaré Dane
Llore
Miss Crowley
Thomas Hotchkiss
Bernice’ Donahue
Afiss
Anna Crowley
William Kaufmans
Llomer
Decath
Bessie Daniels
Augs Lanna Pots
Ile Calendire
BlackHawk
F. Avi
Will & Affair
Temple Re- Social Wiekiah
Miss Thomson
Peverill
T. B. E.club
Mary Smith
Milo Kaklwin
Lec Ransom
Tear Grau
Pere Pratt
Glen
Ransom
Peveril
Gilley
C. Hi
Chris
Church News
Chad
United Press
New York
Audren Paulson
Leeland
Yale Art
Menor Jrow
Gregory Knott Camp
Andrew Carnegie
New York Society
People’s Chorus
Carnegie’ Hall
New ‘York
Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
William K. Vanderbilt
Parkcavenne
John D. Sherman
Federation of Women's Clubs
Colorado
Mule
Touret
Fort Waste
Fort Wayne
Poinkeck
Agrdil Feo Spes
Harry Styne
Tome UG Sede Navier
Strawe Hardware Company
Bratter
Ahne
Tak Tags
Steve
AL A. Moule
California Fruit & Confectionery
Bart
Mena Cortipleor Tine Af Beret
Uum
CT Tees Wags, Wa
Bichwian
Botkus
Silsfe Llila Ant Violet Bente
Adams Street
KOTEX
T. C
First Congregational
RR. D. Kehlin
Presbyterian Church
Vartern
Tee
Fowler
Towa
Muddy Roads
Coats
Baster
Han
Dan Hall
Sians Fap Wonten
Mis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!