Society Notes Highlight Weddings and Gatherings
Mrs W H Burk and Mrs C D Cass hosted 109 guests for a tea at Cass residence honoring Ansal Helens Balliett and her marriage to Waller R Mayne of St Louis. Birthday tributes, surprise parties, and a farewell for Mrs J H Lizer featured gifts, refreshments, and music from local performers. A biennial federation meeting, charity party, and a marriage in the Mueller family completed the social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Burk
C. D. Cass
Ansal Helens Balliett
Waller R. Mayne
St. Loui
Bennett
Clark
St. Louis
George Ray Williams
Des Moines
Jeanette Gemaill
Grasett
Evanston
Social clubs host meetings and events this week
Thirty five Social Band members enjoyed a meeting with Mrs Sarah Mueller yesterday. Mrs Harris Bagans committees served. The Annual meeting of Yinior Auxiliary to the Ping Arts department Waterloo Woman's club was postponed one week. Qui Vive club hosts a kids dancing party at I.O.O.F hall tonight with attendees dressing as children. Kil-Kare klub had dinner at Halack's tearoom Thursday at 7 pm followed by 600 and 38 games. prizes won by F Lamin and Mrs J M Searles. Twenty Wild Rose club members and guests visited Mrs Carrie Neuschwander Jennia Nagle and A Windner at Mrs Carrie’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Atlanta
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Presigent
Atlanta Woman'’s Club
Elous
Home and Education Department
Tishap
G. Rspengiey
C. Bell
Howard Burr
Woman's Club Building Fund
Wabuts
A.T. Petereen
Wi, Scheal
George I! Scales
Yinior Aux Ilary
Ping Arta
Waterloo Woman's Club
Watertow
Kil-Kare Klub
Halack
F. Lamin
J. M. Searles
Wild Rose Club
Mmes, Carn Neuschwander
Jennia Nagle
A. Windner
Carrle
Beauty tips on nails and skin care by Edna Kent Forbes
The article offers grooming advice on pumice use for ridges and stains, fingernail polishing steps, and the benefits of oils and vanishing creams. It covers nail care routines, gentle scrubbing after baths, and suggestions for hair loss concerns and scalp massage routines.
Protective Thinking in Personal Virtue and Truth
Ruth Cameron explores protective thinking as unconscious self protection. She contrasts a wife’s view of a provider husband with his faults and shows how people justify actions with real vs good reasons. The piece argues honesty over comforting excuses for happiness beyond truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Local Group Welcomes New Members At Spring Social
Shreve and her mother Mrs Fan kle Durham along with Mrs W M McGlade were admitted to membership. A welcome was extended to Mrs Robert McHeffey and Mrs William Jewell who attended. A phале dinner featured pink and red roses on a long table. Women sewed in the afternoon while music and readings by Mrs Fannie Brayton provided entertainment.
First Presbyterian Church Hosts Sunday School Workers
In Cedar Falls the Sunday School Workers association met at First Presbyterian Church. F W Gillette led the devotional, Ira Deal sang a solo. Thirty members attended the business session after a supper served by association members. Eva Spencer and Margorie Clements hosted Alpha Kappa class girls, while hosts at Hirst BME enjoyed games and music at a progressive party and retreatments at the Clements home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ror
F. WW
Gillette
Cedar Falls
Eva Spencer
Marjorie Clements
Gussis
Clements
Audience Pleased with Chamber Opera Cosi Fan Tutte
The East High auditorium hosted a English language Cosi Fan Tutte as part of the Wade Winshaw production. Irene Williams as Leonora drew hearty applause for clear, steady singing while Kathleen Bibb as Dorabella showed boldness and charm. Despina, Don Alfonso, Ferrando, Guglielmo, and others offered strong vocal contrasts and persuasive characterizations. Stuart Hoss led piano and direction with precise accompaniment. The setting featured silver gray and Delft blue and costumes rich in color, matching Mozart's musical beauty and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cosl Ton
Irene Wiliams
Leonora
East Hlgh
Miss Williams
da Ponte
Henry Edward Kronbter
Wade Winshaw
Kathleen Bibb
Ferrande
Dorabella
Wil- Yama
Lea da Hierapalis
Arizona
Guylelmo
Pierre Remington
Don Alfonso
Lillian Palmer
Despina
Delft
Wong
Mozart
Btuart Hoss
Don Alphonse
Town Convention of W E A M Ends
Final business of the Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabees closed yesterday afternoon with 100 plus delegates and visitors departing for home. Des Moines and Waterloo units led in representation as five guard teams received pins and honored members were lauded.
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el Woman's Benefit Association of Maccabees
Deji
Mae Marqbart
Waterloo Review
J. €. Fairweather
Arison
Courier
Eva Weilefn
Effa Joyce
Joyce
Waterloo
Tawa
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
No. 22
Hawkeye Guard
Fire causes minor roof damage at Otto Templen home
Fire alarms reported light damage to the Otto Templen residence at 1526 Fourth Street East when rain sparks set a roof area ablaze at 5 49 p m yesterday Station No 1 responded to the alarm The advertisement mentions safe practices and a local agency phone number 1374.
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Otto Templen
Fourth Street East
Vanity Case touted as aid to health for American girls
An American school girl is pictured as a model of health linked to the so called Vanity Case from the American Child Health Association led by President Herbert Hoover. The piece describes Professor Happy’s health education program for high school students and lists whimsical vanity items as “aide to purity” while asserting the case will improve skin and sleep and gives the association’s addresses in Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Happy
American Child Health Association
Herbert Hoover
American Chill Hygiens Association
Child Health Organizization of America
Happy
Wes Sealy Osa Anon
Sean
Bakad Ptataes
Tss
America
Garden of Eden
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
Seventh Avenue
New York City
Legion Post Basket Sociable At Memorial Hall
The American Legion and its auxiliary held a basket sociable at Memorial Hall last evening with about one hundred attendees. Auctioneer Jake Rosenthal led bids from 2.56 to 4 for 31 baskets, then members dispersed to enjoy contents. Minckaman's Orchestra provided dancing while Sylvester Howell showcased a radio setup and music. Concerts were heard from Winsds City, Memphis and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Memorial
R. A. Barrett
Minckaman
Sylvester Howell
Wansds City
Memphis
Atlanta
Fuller Brush Salesmen Banquet Set for Wednesday
Fuller Brush salesmen from the Waterloo area will be honored at a Wednesday banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson on April 11. The 5 36 p m program includes speeches by Hartford officials J G C Altrock G H Abercrombie and A A Whetstone with a prize drawing for best smiles. Photographs of top smiles will be rewarded and announced in the May issue of the company's magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller Brush Company
Waterloo
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Hartford
Conn
J. G C. Altrock
Central Division
G. H. Abercrombie
A. A. Whetstone
Fuiler Brush Company
Yi Jue
Cawards Back from Long Florida Stay
A. H. Caward and W. B. Caward, president and vice president of Hawkeye Oil, returned from Florida where families stayed after wintering there. They traveled by auto, abandoned the vehicle near Jacksonville due to rain slicked roads, and will ship the car to Waterloo. The men’s families will travel east before joining them.
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A. H. Caward
Hawkeye Oil Company
W. B. Caward
Florida
Cawards
North
Jacksonville
Waterloo
A. H
W. B. Coward
Shome
California
Police appoints David Shook first day as traffic officer
Police appoint David Shook to the department and he spends his first day as motorcycle traffic officer arresting violators. Frank Price, a taxicab driver, charged with speeding 32 mph, pleads not guilty claiming meter shows 21 mph. Court continued to 9 a m tomorrow. several violators bond set at $5. Shook previously served in the force with gaps from 1916 to 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Shook
Frank Price
Dave
The Shoddy Trade: Old Rags to New Wool Fabrics
The article explains how old rags are processed into shoddy wool, detailing sorting, tearing, carding, and spinning. It notes shoddy’s role in tweeds and blankets, its inferior strength, and the reliance on rags due to scarce new wool, urging affordable use rather than high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Talks on Canning for Garden Class Pupils
Mrs. Ghester Cadwallader arranged canning talks for garden school pupils in the city. Instructors from home economics will explain methods and preservation as part of a garden program leading to Dairy Cattle Congress exhibits. Miss Rosenberger and Miss Brown will preside at east and west schools respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghester Cadwallader
Miss Rosenberger
East
Ethel Brown
West
Rosenberger
Cadwallader
Kiwanis Club Plans Courtesy Week Activities
Waterloo Kiwanis members join clubs nationwide in observing Courtesy Week from April 15 to 21. The campaign urges daily courteous acts in homes, shops, offices, and public places with emphasis on saying thank you, beg pardon, and excuse me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Kiwanians
Kiwanis Clubs
Kiwanis Club
A. A. Lohner
M. S. Wuntington
H. J. Timmerman
Reverend M G Court Accepts Northminster Pastorate
Rev. M. G. Court of Avoca Iowa accepts two calls to pastor the Northminster Presbyterian Church in Waterloo. Arrival time not specified but expected soon. Court, an Englishman by birth, has 12 months in India and Africa and served as a soldier and a chaplain. He is married and will bring stable leadership after a vacancy since Rev. D. J. Gretzinger left for Mt. Ida Davenport. Local men aided in pulpit duties to maintain services. The call was sent two weeks after his second Waterloo visit in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillis M
Patactka
E. B
M. G. Court
Avoca
Northminster Presbyterian
Mr. Court
India
Africa
Have. Boon
Northminster
D. J. Gretzinger
Mt. Ida Presbyterian Church
Davenport
Roy Graham
Waterloo
Waterloo Public Library Seeks American Books and Materials
The Waterloo Public Library invites residents to donate or request American books of recent date across many fields. Librarian Miss Maria C Brace notes interest in Americana, histories, travel, biography, economics, education, politics, sociology, municipal government, science, technology and literature. A Paris American Library director hopes for American periodicals and reference works.
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Waterloo
Paria
Maria C. Brace
America
W. W. Bishop
University of Michigan
W. D. Johnston
American Library
Paris
Doctor Prevents Death From Poison Booze in City Jail
Dr Harry Sigworth city health officer rushed to aid Ralph Baish who fell ill from canned heat in police custody. Baish intoxicated, bought four cans at 10 cents each, treated to avoid death, later fined $33.60 or seven days in jail, and warned to stay sober. The scene at LaPorte City court featured Goodfellow greeting the judge, a familiar face.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sigworth
Ralph Baish
Baish
William
Goodfellow
LaPorte
Judge frees Goodfellow with no fine or coats
The judge releases Goodfellow without a fine or assessing costs. If he becomes intoxicated in Waterloo again, he faces 30 days in jail followed by commitment to the hospital for indicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodfellow
Waterloo
Issue Permits for Factory Additions
Building permits issued yesterday include Walker Remedy Co for a two story brick factory addition at 224 28 Commercial Street costing 205000. Other permits issued to B L Corton 709 Third Avenue West garage 600 Clark 732 Fohl garage 200 United Taxi Co 713 Lafayette temporary office building 200 Louie Hildebrand 96 Front Avenue remodeling residence 1000 J C Bochers 1119 Sycamore garage 370 Silvers Manufacturing Co 10 Lincoln office building 2000. The Silvers company is also building an addition to its factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Remedy Company
Commersal Street
Louie Hildebrand
Front Avenue
Lence
J. C. Bochers
Sycamore
Silvers Manufacturek Company
Lindén
Offce
Silvers Company
Vestry Meeting At St Mark Escopal Church
There will be a vestry meeting at St Mark's Escopal church this evening at a listed time. The notice indicates a gathering of church officials to discuss parish affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Escopal Church
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