Sunnyside country club opens May 24 season formal
Society notes report Sunnyside country club plans a May 24 formal opening with a dinner dance by the social committee. Clyde Grant's Iowaans will play. Other club activities, meetings, and luncheon dates follow across Waterloo, with groups including Woman's clubs, Rebekah lodge, Missionary societies, and Moose events listed for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Beltz
Clyde
Grant
Frank Fish
Mia
Hadassah Buds Organized at Siegel Home Waterloo
Hadassah Buds a subsidiary Hadassah society organized yesterday at Miss Esther Siegel's home with 12 charter members. The group opens to girls 13 and up and aims at Jewish knowledge loyalty and service. Officers: Esther Siegel chair, Belle Diamond vice president, Elizabeth Greenburg secretary, Lillian Baral treasurer, Mrs. David Siegel sponsor. Weekly meetings planned, next at 7:36 p.m. Friday at Miss Baval's home.
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Hadassah Buds
Hadassah Society
Esther Siegel
Buds
Palestine
National
Hadassah Fund For Redemption of the Soil of Palestine
Waterloo
Belle Diamond
Cedar Falls
Elizabeth Greenburg
Lillian Baral
Reasurer
David Siegel
Clib
Miss Baval
Mrs Hemsworth to Speak at Local B and P W Club
Mrs L C Hemsworth will present a talk titled The Viewpoint of the Other Club Woman at a 6 50 p m dinner meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club. She is active in the State and Town Federations of Women's Clubs. Music will be provided by Dr William P McCormick tenor and Miss Martha McCormick soprano. Louise Palmiry health education secretary of the YWCA will present a group of pupils in dances. Vera Burk and her committee will oversee serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Hemsworth
Business and Professional Women's Club
W. CG. A
Vera Burk
Field Director to Attend W B A Meeting and Card Party
Mrs. Ella Mark Lee state field director will attend the regular session at Moose hall of Woman's Benefit Association tomorrow at 2:30 p m She will present business and initiation will be conducted An orridge and 500 party is planned with cards refreshments served Mrs Joe Trotter in charge of cards and Mrs Willan Mussett and committee will handle refreshments Also notes on Mrs Walls Vera Rock Walls and Mrs Ralph Bowen returning from Cedar Rapids where Alumnae club tea honored Mrs Walls Cedar Rapids Alpha Chi Omega Sorority tea hosted by Mrs Charles B Larrabee Jr Cedar Rapids club president The Cedar Rapids public library staff will review America Finding Herself the second volume of Our Times by Mark Sullivan at the Harate Book Review Miss Fipaste will read at Waterloo Woman's club final morning book review of the year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mark Lee
Moose Hall of Woman's Benefit, Association
Joe Trotter
Willan, Mussett
Walls
Vera Rock Walls
Ralph Bowen
Cedar Rapids
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Charlies B. Larrabee, Jr
Bowen
Iived
America
Mark Sullivan
Tlaraate Book Review
Waterloo Woman's Club
Church Society Meetings Add To Week’s Prayer Notes
Circle two of First Lutheran Missionary society meets tomorrow at Mrs. Anna Gabriel home with a short program after the business session. First Methodist Episcopal Church official board meets tomorrow evening due to Dr. J Arthur Young aiding Passion Week services in Plainfield and speaking at Parkersburg Wednesday. Fidelity class of First Methodist hosts a picnic supper tomorrow at 5:30 p m at Mrs. Ella McHeffey home. Woman's Missionary society of First Brethren meets Wednesday at 2 p m. Miss Sadie Miller speaks on missionary conditions in India. Mrs. B F Puterbaugh leads the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pett
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah Lodge
A. 5. Crooks
Circle Five
First Lutheran Missionary Society
L. H. Burk
Anna Gabriel
Moose Hal
Boand Po
Moose Hall
KB. O. F
Sunshine Rebekah
Waterloo
Fidelity
M. E
Ella McHeffey
First
M. EB. Church
First Lutheran Missonary Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Arthur Young
Plainfield
Dr. Young
Parkersburg
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
Sadie Miller
Miss Miller
India
B. F. Puterbaugh
Tmeeting
B Natural Club Junior Auxiliary Program at YWCA
The B Natural Club's Junior Auxiliary hosted a Saturday afternoon program at the YWCA. Pupils of Miss Louise Palmer acted in dances with costumes, while Doris Dunham played piano, Esther Siegel narrated Hansel and Gretel, and Martha Tommesen offered a Brahms waltz. Mrs. LaRue and Mrs. Nagle served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunior
Natural Music Club
Louise Palmer
Y. W. C. A. Health Education
Melva Holden
Geraldine Lang
Las
Rosemary Johnson
Mary Garlan Tangney
Hlaine Sullivan
Doris Dunham
Esther Siegel
Fairy Opera, “Hansel
Crete
Martha Tommesen
Brahms
Fae Collins
Lenten Musicale Tea Pleases Social Function
A Lenten tea hosted by St. Mark's Episcopal church Woman's auxiliary at Mrs. H. O. Bernbrock's home drew thirty five guests. A program featured Rob ert Dunkelberg, piano. Miss Luellie Huntington on piano. Jean Dunkelberg violin. readings by Mrs. W. S. Halverson and Dr. James G. Creede. vocal solos by Mrs. Warren Gilbert and a piano solo to close. Mrs. Walter Johnson oversaw the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
H. O. Bernbrock
Robert Dunkelberg
W. S. Halverson
Pierre
Salisbury
Jean Dunkelberg
Simonette
James G. Creed
Fifteen New Members Added to Waterloo Woman's Club Roster
The Waterloo Woman's Club approved fifteen new members at a morning meeting at the clubhouse. New inductees include Mimics, W. M. Stewart, Henry Sheldon, David Dawn, J. W. Rath, J. Q O. Houston, Arthur Fowler, B. A. Schaefer, J. F. Rush, Mary Leonard, F. W. Robertson, J. W. Rowntree, G. H Morgan, William Weale, Stewart Reed, and George Sherrill. Mrs. J. L. Glicfield was reinstated as an out of town member. The club's indebtedness fund to clear the clubhouse now totals 5 727 toward 6 000. Regular meetings of the Romance Languages department and Helen Gould auxiliary are scheduled for Friday and Wednesday respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Mimics
W. M. Stewart
Henry Sheldon
David Dawn
J. W. Rath
J. Q O. Houston
Arthur Fowler
B. A. Schaefer
J. F. Rush
Mary Leonard
F. W. Robertson
J.W. Rowntree
G. H- Morgan
Wiliam Weale
Stewart Reed
George Sherrill
Beauty care hints for cheap home bath powders
A consumer column suggests making bath powders at home using corn starch scented with sachet or garden petals. It notes proportioning with cornstarch for lasting fragrance, offers flower scent methods, and mentions using lavender, lemon, or other oils. It includes tips on improving skin feel and a brief health note on cosmetics use.
Mrs. R. G. Wilkins Hosts Third Birthday Party
Mrs. R. G. Wilkins entertained Saturday afternoon at her home for Bever ly Raetene Wilkins on her third birthday. Guests included Mrs. Lee Litchfield Barbara Litchfield Ardith Goodwin J. E. Grove Edith Grove Litchfield Gormley Beverly Vincent Lois Messinger and Lille Kirkhart. Misses Helen Bote Evelyn Grove led games. Lois Messinger, visiting from Alameda California, plans to return home soon. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Wilkins
Beverly Raetene
Lee Lichfield
Barbara Allee Litchfield
Ardith Jane Goodwin
J. E. Grove
Edith Mae Grove
Clark L. Gormley
Patricia Jean Gormaley
Thomas Vincent
Beverly Jean Vincent
Lois Gwendolyn Messinger
Alameda
Cal
Lille Kirkhart
Mrs Ralph Auner Honored at Waverly Gift Shower
Mrs Ralph Auner, formerly Miss Valera Squires, was guest of honor at a Saturday afternoon gift shower hosted by Mrs Forrest Squires in Janesville. About twenty guests attended with games, and the bride received gifts before her March 23 marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Irs
Ralph Auner
Waverly
Forrest Squires
Social Notes and Local Activities
Mrs. C M Stuart of Chicago visits her parents Mr and Mrs FP Lt Benedict for an over Easter stay. Mr and Mrs Charles G Morton of San Diego Calif arrive to live with Mrs Morton’s father J B Stewart in the Vermont Street home. Helen Haines returns from Orient Texas after news of her sister’s death. Mrs M H Kimball back from wintering in Texas via Oklahoma City and St Louis. Mrs Herbert F Marshall retires in Indianola to attend music federation events. Sheriff Herman Wagner slowly improves after surgery at Alley Memorial hospital. Mrs Peter Beck recovers at St Francis Hospital after recent operations. Ettel Brinkman returns from winter study in Chicago. Conopus club to meet with music and readings. G A Moatman to sing, Karl Krantz at piano, G B Shehan to read. Dr Charles A Payne of Milwaukee to speak on The Romance of the Pacific Northwest at Kiwanis lunch in Hotel Russell Lamson. Minnesingers quartet from Town School Teachers College to perform. YWCA cafeteria schedule notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Haines
Eighth Street
Orient
Hiness
P. J. Lent
M. H. Kimball
Texas
Oklahoma City
St. Loua
Herbert. F. Marshall
Kimball Avenue
Insdianola
Tawa Federtion of Music Clubs
State
Music Teachers’ Association
Sherif Herman TL Wagner
Alley Memorial Hospital
Peter Beck
Fagle Township
St Francis Hospital
Ettel Brinkman
Chicago
Shea
G. W Brinkman
Fourth Street
Conopus Club
Musc
Junction
Black
Staroom
G. A. Moatman
Karl Kranst
Grorge Bhehan
Charles A. Payne
Milwaukee
Lyceum
Northern Pacific Railway
Pacific Northwest
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
Minnesingers
Town Sue Teachers College
Wesley Reed
Craig Ellyson
Minard Stout
Philip Shuth
Dumb Bell of the Class Returns as a Self-Made Man
William Justin Andrews, once derided as the class dumb bell, confronts his past after becoming a self-made businessman. He reveals how a single taunt spurred him to study his poor, illiterate parents, rise from chores to opportunity, and reunite with Marie Walton on a voyage hinting at romance and reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Joslin Andrews
Bill
Marie Walton
William
George Rowland
Jeff Morriston
Maronia
Honolulu
Conway Rowland
Jean Walton
Marie
George
Dickens
Jimming
W. J
William Justin Andrews
Galton Gate
Andrews
Paradise
Mark
Mel
Frere
Silver dollar proposal trims size to boost Colorado mining
Colorado advocates push a smaller one ounce silver dollar with mixed metal content as a fair value coin. They argue it would be larger than the 50 cent piece yet thinner, reduce disease risk associated with paper money, boost silver production and stimulate circulation and prosperity nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Treasury Department
Colorado
Coloradans
Sheriff Shoots Attorney In Marshall County Meeting
Madill Oklahoma April 2 Franz J Kim Marshall county attorney was shot and critically wounded by Sheriff Ed Long after an argument at a county commissioners meeting. Kim was taken to a Sherman Texas hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madill
Okla
Franz J. Kim
Marshall County
Ed Long
Kim
Sherman
Tex
Broiled Pheasants Artichokes and Banana Pie Menu
Instructions describe broiled pheasants with skinning and seasoning, stuffed artichokes with mushrooms and pimento in olive oil, and a banana pie with whipped cream topping. The tone reads like a house kitchen guide with step by step prep and garnishes.
Stars of Spring spread across eastern sky this April
Professor of Astronomy RORFAT describes spring constellations visible after sunset from Urbana April 2 4. The Kite and Sickle form Arcturus Spica and Denebola shine in Leo and Virgo highlights. The region hosts many spiral nebulae and notable patterns Corvus Crater Hydra and Leo’s sickle.
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Rorfat
Baker
University of Dilnoin
Urbana
Wil
Arcturus
Spica
South America
Cape Horn
Bootes
Celestial Pole
Orion
Denebbola
Leo
Regulus
Virgo
Corvus
Ft Crater
Hydra
Flaming Train Disaster in Egypt Between Luxor and Cairo
Dr E R Shannon reports a March 14 train fire between Luxor and Cairo after a hot box in the first coach caused a blaze. He and others escaped amid flames at high speed. two coaches burned, one saved after roof damage. Shannon was slightly burned but recovering. he notes sightseeing after the Nile trip and Valley of the Kings visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxor
Cairo
Egypt
E. R. Shannon
George Eastman
Esheaves
Ifie
Nile
Valley of Kings
Tomb of
Tub Ankahmen
Catholics Endorse Protestant Unity Amid Vatican Messages
Editor Michael Williams notes a papal encyclical aimed at Catholics outlines attitudes toward church union with Protestants. The March Current article cites Vatican stance and prayers for progress in ecumenical dialogue among separated Christians.
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Michael Williams
The
Commonwealth
Conferences In General Regard With Interest And Sympathy
The text notes that conferences are viewed with strong interest and sympathetic regard and a desire for their success. It emphasizes support and positive outlook toward the conferences' aims and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olics
Miss Lucillé Duffy Leaves for Visit
Miss Lucillé Duffy of 1514 Fourth Street West departed last evening for an extended visit at the home of her cousin Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hnanchette in Brownsville NW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucillé Duffy
Fourth Street West
Leon Hnanchette
Brownsville
Marines Liked by Tientsin Goolies
In Tientsin during April Americans, led by 3,800 troops including 3,000 Marines and 800 in the Fifteenth Infantry, have caused no rikisha crew conflicts. The Third Marine brigade improved rikisha demand and prosperity as foreigners avoid quarrels over fare. John V. A. MacMurray commended the marines for helping better Chinese understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tientsin
China
Rikisha Pullers
Orient
Third Marine Brigade
John V. A. MacMurray
Cantata Draws Over 300 To Grace M E Church
More than 300 persons attended a Grace Methodist Episcopal Church performance of The Seven Last Words of Christ. The church choir, supported by soprano Mrs Elizabeth Burney Schmidt tenor W B Hays and baritone Joe DuMond, with organist Mrs Jack Patterson, delivered somber choral pieces and solos highlighting themes of sacrifice and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Tata
Christ
DuBois
Olive GL. Barker
Elizabeth Burney Schmidt
W. B. Hays
Ternor
Joe DuMond
Jack Patterson
Italian scientist claims key to Etruscan inscriptions
Rome reports Professor Alfredo Trombetti of Bologna has unlocked the reading of Etruscan inscriptions after 20 years of work. He will reveal details before the Florence Etrurian congress, potentially confirming a civilization that predated Rome by about a millennium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
INS
Alfredo Trombetti
University of Bologna
Florence
Trombetti
Europe
Greece
Italy
Etruria
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John McDonald
J. D. Ulffring
Woman's Club
Waterloo Garden Club
B. W. Selinekin
Circle Three
Martin Tollefson
Hadassah
Siegel Home
Church News
Natural Club
Woman’s Club
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Gseator
Holly
Helene
Marion R
Agret
I. O
F. Hall
Modern Woodmen of America
K. of P. Hall
Srief
Buchanan's
C. M. Stuart
Benedict
Charles G. Morton
San Diego
Gal
Ags Gales of
Paris
Worth
H. Louis Raybold
Ste
A Nees
Stars of
Scotes
Veebola
Vikal
Egules
Hyora
Man
Shannon
Mediterranean
Vatican
Edith Wharton
Pictorial Review
New York
Tientsin Goolies
Grace M. E
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Siva
Wennee
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