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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1928

Page

2

Waterloo society club and church events listed

Society notes show a language department gathering at 8 pm Friday with a French play by children including Jean Clark Jean Dink Marvy Lot Algase Ruth Dunkeibe Barbar Howard Edith Speners. Staff like Maies W E Spenser E E Magee and Leo Mak Waiss India Pickett assist. After the program a reception follows at Becker chapter O Parrott building. Fortnightly club meets at Courthouse Gould auxiliary Memorial path Thursday afternoon. Division five Central Christian church Lb C Beckner. Triple Four Bridge club Mrs Herbert Lawless Division one Central Christian church Mrs Clarence Fifield. Weavers circle First Baptist church Mrs O A Randall. Special band picnic at Inncheon Mrs Wo Lampman. Mooseheart Legion garden party hal W Gla Dassorin Linn Fivet Presbyterian church.

Waterloo Jean Clark Jean Dink Marvy Lot Algase Ruth Dunkeibe Barbar Howard Edith Speners Maies W. E. Spenser E. E. Magee Leo, Mak Waiss India Pickett Central Christian Church Mdw C. Beckner Triple Four Herbert Lawless Central Christian _church Clarence Fifield First Baptist Oa. E. Randall Secial Wo, Lampman Rhuck Learemn Gillons Lodec Auoahi Pivenen Mooseheart Legion W. Gla Dassorin- Linn Fivet Presbyterian Church

Mrs Hemsworth Outlines Aims For Clubwomen

Mrs L C G Hemsworth spoke to the Business and Professional Women's club outlining four needs for today including shedding past prejudices deepening obligation and service, gaining accurate view of current conditions and strengthening courage and faith. She urged standards for youth guidance and highlighted the home department aims of national and state federations. Miss Martha McCormick and Dr W P McCormick sang selections. dinner was served with miniature loaves as favors.

L. CG. Hemsworth

Daughters of Union Veterans Plan March and April Festivities

Plans describe a March 2 gathering in Menard to honor March and April anniversaries of G A R members and spouses. A lunch at noon and a later April 17 picnic and entertainment mark Gratz birthday and GAR founding anniversary. committees led by Mrs Wesley Clemons and Mrs A Rodenhaver.

Union Veterare Menard G. Alr Wesley Clemons EB. A. Shirley D. C. Knapp EO Mrrick Grats Order Appomattox G. A. RR A. 2. Rodenhaver Eudora Keiderling J. H. Rickert Spain Memorial Hall Fred Willer

Public Invited to View Henry Grout Collection Today

Waterloo residents and nearby visitors are urged to attend an open meeting of the Fortnightly club at the courthouse this evening to learn about the Henry W. Grout collection donated to the county. Prof. E J Cable from Iowa State Teachers College will discuss Iowa geology.

Waterloo G. W. Bruner Henry W. Grout E. J. Cable Towa State Teachers College Iowa Dale Sietsema Ackley Wilma Davidson William G. Davidson Mulberry Street Lions Club In Black A. A. Hoffman J. W. Koch

Laurette Reddin Tz Honored Guest at Powell Shower

Mrs Rolph dho Kingshead and Miss Letts Brace hosted last evening at the former home for Laurette Reddin and as marriage to George Albresht nears. Guests included Minnies Joe Averill don Saddler Leo Rosnuer Ray Meredith Stephen Hayes Yetta Miner Clare Obele Loretta Welch. Club whist and a fish pond favor gave a playful note.

Rolph Dho Kingshead Miss Letts Brace Laie Tetio Reddin George Albresht Minnies Joe Averill Don Saddler Leo Rosnuer Ray Meredith Stephen Hayes Yetta Miner Clare Obele Loretta Welch

Church News Highlights Local Missionary and Aid Meetings

Gedar Heights Missionary society meets at 2 30 p m at Mrs L E Munger s home with Mrs A T Morenouse leading. Immanuel Lutheran aid society gathers at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium with Mrs August Trahm, Mrs William Gindt and Mrs A E Gerlach hosting. Trinity American Liberal league holds a 7 0 p m meeting in church parlors with Louise Nauman and others on refreshments.

Gedar Heights Missionary Society Munger A. T. Morenouse Aid Society of Immanuel Lutheran Church August Trahm William Gindt A. E., Gerlach Trinity American Liber League Louise Nauman Franklin Higgins Eloise Wise Arthur Stocker

Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbo

Advice on home manicure routines and nail shaping emphasizes long yet tasteful nails and regular care. The piece outlines shaping guidance, quick weekly routines, and facial practice tips, stressing modest daily attention for lasting beauty results.

Edna Kent

Waterloo Garden Club Hears Iris Talks and Plans Picnic

The Waterloo Garden club met in Highland to hear Mrs. O J Conery describe iris as the poor man s orchid with 150 species and wide color range. She noted Japan Siberia and Germany iris popular and future seeds and a May picnic at Pinehurst were announced by members.

O. J. Conery Waterloo Garden Club B. W. Schuneman Highland J. G. Hildebrand Frances Wing Garden Authority

Club Notes Grant Social Season With Meetings and Hostesses

Village club notes report a busy schedule with meetings at homes of Mrs. Georgia Kellerlang and Mrs. Wl. Derbsen. Guests include Mrs. Mattie Eason and Miss Lillian Smelker. Officers elected: Mrs. Thomas Decker president, Mrs. George Sinelser vice president, Mrs. Fred Forth secretary treasurer.

Thesday Luneheim Club Black S. ‘2. Stevenson Ais Mattie Eason Lillian Smelker Brown Marquette Thomas Decker George Sinelser Fred Forth Louis Blackman Moelg Grorge Bete

Attractive Spring Luncheon Hosted by Mrs H L Hardin

Mrs H L Hardin hosted a spring luncheon at her home with a pink and lavender centerpiece of tulips and sweetpeas. Lavender tapers, nutcaps, and yellow tulle bows decorated the table while guests included Mines Earl Knight Orlon Miller W B Jennings Arthur Weld O R Brundage E M Hal Will Wright and A B McQuown.

H. L. Hardin Earl Knight Orlon Miller W. B. Jennings Arthur Weld O. R. Brundage E. M. Hal Will Wright A. B. McQuown

Leavitt Named Receiver for Black Hawk Hotel Cedar Falls

Roger Leavitt yesterday took charge of the Black Hawk hotel property in Cedar Falls as the court appointed receiver after a $2000 bond was filed. The action follows a rent suit by Cedar Falls Hotel Co against J A Heim and the Millers for two months rent totaling $650. The 1924 ten year lease to the Millers was later transferred to Heim. the receiver plans to secure a new landlord.

Roger Leavitt Black Hawk Cedar Falls R. W. Hasner J. A. Heim Joe A Lucille Miller Millers Heim

Brain Teaser Answer Key for Quick Quiz

Five times four equals twenty. The longest word in this sentence is sentence. Tigers do not flow to the ocean. A whale is a mammal. Yes, some words here contain the letter I. A deaf and dumb person cannot speak.

Water loo Evening Courier Pattern Order Notice

An advertisement offers up-to-date patterns from the Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Department. Enclose 16 cents for each pattern and mail to the Waterloo address. Patterns are designed for efficient delivery and food order compatibility.

Waterloo

East High to Enter All Sessions at Charles City District Music Meet

East High will participate in every session of the district high school music contest at Charles City on Friday and Saturday. The home violin competition at East High will decide who represents the school in the violin solo at Charles City, with Margaret Miller Margaret Moore and Frances Mead as finalists and David E. Peek of Grinnell College as judge.

East High Charles City F. J. Miller Margaret Miller Margaret Moore Frances Mead David E. Peek Grinnell College Decorah Osageli Rockford Parkersburg Osage Lime Springs Glee Club Rockfords Rlea Club East Winh Mason City R. C Puller Minneapolis FLW Mulctler Mainneapallis Richmond Teachers College Cedar Falls Crass East Mason Grivi Osagel Masony City Northwood Riceville Salutcny iEast High Sand Manson City Decorick Tan Niemack McCreary J. A. Gillette Carleton College Northfield Mion G. Co. Krueger

City in Brief Highlights on Local People and Events

The notice lists residents in ill health including John J. McGarvey and Ronald Manley. Sheriff Wagner improves after surgery. several local officials travel on business. Easter events and religious services scheduled. a missing youth alert issued. community meetings and anniversaries planned with Lions and Spanish-American War veterans events.

Simple Keystone Dishes Include Cheese Beans Sausage Pastry

The excerpt outlines kitchen instructions for kidney beans with cheese on toast, country sausage turnovers in light pastry, spring watercress salad with tomatoes onion cucumber and French dressing, and mocha pudding with almonds and cream. It presents step by step prep and serving notes.

Three Friday Services At St Mark's Church

Good Friday services at St Mark's Episcopal church include a Watch of the Passion from noon to 3 pm a liturgy at 10 am and a penitential office at 7:30 pm The Holy Week services begin at 7:30 pm with Rev Ernest B Mounsey delivering the sermon Additional services are listed for 10 am and 7:30 pm on Saturday at Llamorton and nearby locations.

James G. Creede S J. Mark's Episcopal Church Christ Episcopal Church E. B. Mounsey W. A. Hendry Wester Avenue Allen Memorial Hospital St. Mark's Episcopal Church Ernest B. Mounsey Llamorton

Mason City Bus Hearing Set for D. M. Today

Hearing on the appeal of the W. G. F. N. railroad from Cerro Gordo county court revoking its certificate to operate a motor bus line between Waterloo and Mason City is believed to be reached by the supreme court today. E. Pickett of Pickett Swisher Farwell will represent the railroad.

Cerro Garde County District Court Waterloo Mason City Supreme Court E. Pickett Inw Finn Pickett, Swisher & Farwell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Romance Language Department Becker O. Parrott Building Eet Gould EB. S Matt Daughters of Union Veterans Henry Grout P. Bert Shirley Woman's Benefit Association Moose Hall John Fairweather Howard W. Walker Ella Mark Lee Boone Harry Nanny Bridge On Tard Homer Gordon Albert Smith Dan Allenbaugh August Johnson George Moothart Addie Bigger Pasadena Cal Searchlight Walnut Street Baptist Church Laurette Reddin Tz Church News Aidosociety Pirst Gutheran Reguar Frank Orlman J. A. Fratzke Martin Tollefson First Lutheran Missionary Society General Christians Church W. A. Thompson Ella Stines Bert Collins Claude Parks Old Society of Central Christian Church Fonorrey L. C. Becknerc Mlehem Sunshine Jack Bryant Carl Anderson Noble Grand Waterloo I Hall Alys. Anderson BR. Magerstrom Peter Daley John Munson John Chevalier Walnut Street Baptist Church Bunnell Mooseheart Legion OM. W. Elbow Georgia Kellerlang T. Rlub Wl. Derbsen Ehave Omret Here of Mek Asvsa Marie ‘Vrantauan Elite Circle Tallie Wattern Henry Aries Milton Street Ralph Alexander Roy Scoggin Frank Penne Arnold Zack George Woellert Seymour Botkin Aries Alexander Zack Ndine Unity Center Goldie Cook Cedar Rapids Robert Nauman Estelle Dickson Black's Nauman Temple Rebekah Black Hawk Io West High School Bien --Eee Anauaaies City Charles J., Mentzer Gibson Olive Barker Louise Hearst Paris Buchanan John J. McGarvey Fourth Street West P. H. Frank Pike, Sias, Zimmermann& Frank Chicago Claude M. Cheney Northern Railway Herman T Wagner Ronald Manley Elton Manley Commercial Street Presbyterian W. F. Jeffrey Davenport Anna Moline Majestic Theatre Marshall, Mich Carl Moline Lafayette Building Henshaw Ward New Haven Conn Margaret King Baltimore Street Ward Florence Jones Richard Lightfield Glenn Lightfield Ash Street ST. Mark's Church D. M Miller-Wohl Miller-Wohl’s Coats East Fourth Street
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