Waterloo Woman's Club Nominating List Published
Society notes show Mrs A S Weishaar as vice president candidate for Water loo Woman's club with Mrs H B Boies as president nominee. Other posts list Or vic k Stiane Moore Kerwin Bickley Wilson and more across various society groups and lodges tonight and Saturday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Weishaar
H. B. Boies
Waterloo Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Clubs
H. ©. Orvick
C. N. Stiane
Stanley Moore
W. P. Kerwin
Carl Bickley
Max Wilson
Robert Knox
Mines
MZ Young
Paul ‘Desan
Raymond Bre~cunier
Harry Lichty
Leo Mak
Melrose D A R Chapter Plans Y W C A Dinner
Melrose Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet for dinner at six thirty Tuesday at the Y W C A instead of Mrs H B Boiesays home. Mrs Nellie Frary Brooss will give a talk and Mrs Max Miller will sing with piano by Mrs Karl Krause and Miss Hortense Morgan on violin. Hostesses include several named members and a board session will precede the chapter meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
P.m
H. B. Boiesay
Nellie Frary Brooss
Max Miller
Karl Krause
Hortense Morgan
Mmes
H. B. Boies
F. W. Powers
J. J. White
G. J. Mack
J. M. Hileman
H. W. Sigworth
J. G. Hartman
R. O. Hutchison
Easter Monday Party at St Marys Church
An annual Easter Monday party will be held at St Marys Church school auditorium at 7 p m for parish members and friends. Tables for bridge 500 and bunco will be arranged. The organizing committee includes Francis Studebaker W K Burke Al Dietsch Nick Mangin Peter Sengler D L Moody and Jacob Tingenhart with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaigs
Mimes
Francis Studebaker
W. K. Burke
al Dietsch
Nick Mangin
Peter Sengler
D. L. Moody
Jacob Tingenhart
Kefressmenie
Seryad
Mrs A A Erbb Surprise Birthday Party At Bath Packing
Old friends from Bath Packing company surprised Mrs. A. A. Erbb of VS Eleventh street west on her birthday anniversary. The gathering included visiting and a buffet supper after she was presented with a gift, marking nearly seven years of employment with the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Packing Company
A. A. Erbb
Eleventh Street West
Birthday Surprise for Mrs. H. B. Young at 420 Peck Street
Mrs. H. B. Young of 420 Peck Street was honored with a birthday surprise party last evening attended by about forty friends. Out-of-town guests Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hilmer and son Kenneth from Dela ware, Ia., joined the gathering. A three‑course luncheon was served and gifts were presented. Yeromen A. meeting slated for 8 p m today in K of P Hall will be followed by a brief program and dancing for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Young
Peck Street
Wv. Hilmer and Son
Kenneth
Dela
Ware
Easter Party Hosted by Mrs Clopton at Home
Mrs D G Clopton entertained friends last evening with an Easter party at her home. Time centered on buneco and a two course luncheon was served. The yellow and orchid color scheme highlighted the event with favors given to Miss Genevieve Walker and Miss Gladys Kloster among the guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Gi. Clopton
H. O. Mexdorf
Bessie Daniels
Ruth Hitchcock
Margaret Cage
Gladys
Ruth Kloster
Genevieve Walker
Miss Walker
Gladys Kloster
Surprise birthday party honors Mrs Wesley Clemens
Twenty five relatives and neighbors gathered at Mrs Wesley Clemens home then formed a theatre line party and later moved to Mrs C R Clemens home for a three course luncheon served by Mrs G C R Clemens and Mrs Ray Schroedemier. The event celebrated Mrs Wesley Clemens birthday and anniversary with a gift shower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Clemens
C. R. Clemens
G C. R. Clemens
Ray Schroedemier
Bridge Club Notes From Several Recitals
Many clubs met at homes yesterday afternoon with themes of Easter and spring. Favors and honors went to members such as Mrs Cushman, Mrs Duke, Mrs Fergeman, Mrs O Hearn, and Mrs Hitchins with high scores noted. luncheon and refreshments served. Upcoming gatherings planned by Mrs Landgraf, Mrs Watters, Mrs Fox, and Mrs Suming, with talks on Alaska floor coverings and health topics, plus a new constitution adopted at a picnic meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Glow Bridge
Lawrence Duke
Favors
F. A. Cushman
Duke
Tillis Watters
T. A. M. Bridge Club
George Fergeman
J. J. O'Hearn
Watters
Betty
Thomas Landgraf
Alvin Suming
Homer Fike
Alaska
Merle Kough
Clark Lichly
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes Facial Massage
The piece extols amateur facial massage as beneficial for circulation and skin cleansing while warning against downward pulling on the face. It notes actors use facial muscles to stay youthful, mentions Paris facial experts offering rejuvenation methods, and advises lifting the skin to counter wrinkling. Also includes unrelated hair guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Uniary
Paris
Miss Weishaar Story to Highlight Waterloo Club Program
Reading by Mrs. Merle Wratislaw of Miss Margaret Weishaar’s The Word of Whitaker will anchor a 3 pm Monday program at the Waterloo Woman’s club April party. Weishaar, daughter of Mrs. A. S. Weishaar, is a Grinnell college student and was listed among 1927’s distinctive short stories in the O’Brien collection. The event features piano solos, vocal numbers, and a piano duet under Mrs. C. A. Waterbury’s presidency with a 2:30 pm card party and a hostess committee led by Mrs. V. A. Zellhoefer and supported by numerous club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Wratislaw
Margaret Weishaer
O'Brien
C. A. Waterbury
John Knox
Fred McClain
Clarence Wise
W. W. Gallup
Karl Manz
V. A. Zellhoefer
C. M. Young
B. Sweeney
W. C. Wright
R. W. Write
H. L. Wheelock
J. A. Worley
Ner
Estel K. West
K. H. West
E. E. Wheeler
John Wilhelm
Clarence Williams
HR. A. Wilson
John W. L. Thompson
W. A. Williams
Henry Wilson
Max A. Wilson
J. W. Winterbotham
Elliott B. Wise
D. L. Wood
Frank M. Wood
George W. Wood
George B. Worthen
A. M. Wr
Dietrick Elected President of Waterloo Past Matrons
Mrs J R Rector hosted the Past Matrons club of Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star at a noon luncheon in Black's tearoom. Mrs F B Dietrick newly welcomed from San Diego was elected President with John Duke as vice president and J W Miller as secretary for the seventh year and Paul Carson as treasurer. A. L. Landis of Colesburg was made a member. Mrs Henry Gee to host May 4 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Rector
Club of Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Black
F. B. Dietrick
San Diego
Cal
Dietrick
John Duke
J. W. Miller
Paul Carson
A. L. Landis
Colesburg
Henry Gee
Surprise party honors Munsons at home gathering
Mr. and Mrs. John Munson were surprised last evening at their Munson home. Twelve neighbors joined the party to play 500. A. G. Picken gave a toast as Mrs. Munson replied. Guests included Edward Hagerstrom Fred Donahue Peter Daley Claude Bryant A G Picken and Edward Pattee of Cider Falls. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hagerstrom and Mrs. Picken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Munson
A. G. Picken
Mrs. Munson
Messrs. and Mines
Edward Hagerstrom
Fred Donahue
Peter Daley
Claude Bryant
Edward Pattee
Cider Falls
Hagerstrom
Picken
Three Hostesses Give Easter Party
Donald Stuber Frank Mil ter and Dick Sampson entertained at an Easter party for 20 friends last night at 1021 Park Drive. Easter themed table decor and chocolate imitation eggs set the scene. Prizes were won in games led by Eileen Kal Sampson Raymond Mayer and Julius Stammer. Luncheon followed hostesses at a late hour. Mystic Workers regular meeting scheduled for tomorrow at Waterloss C O F hall with a 2 p.m. start for an Easter party. Each child brings an uncolored hard boiled egg and wafer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stuber
Frank Milter
Dick Sampson
Park Drive
Eileen Kal- Sampson
Raymond Mayer
Julius Stammer
Mystic Workers
Waterloss
C. O. F. Hall
Ninth District Christian Endeavor Convention Closing
Rev William Hardcastle pastor of Plymouth Coney National church will deliver the closing and dress at the ninth district Christian Endeavor convention in Minshalltown May 12. Willing Workers of Spiritual Church of Christ Truth met yesterday afternoon at the church home. Meeting opened with prayer and a song Where The Roses Never Fade. Roys Sophie Smalley fed devotional services. Refreshments served. Division five of the Ald society met this afternoon with Mrs Formaker and Mrs Jack Brink among twelve present. Sewing followed by refreshments. Daughters of Plymouth Congregational church held a missionary meeting at the home of Arrs William Baker. Mrs Sewell Page led. Mrs John Pogle and Mrs W H Chapman were assignors. The essay was based on chapter three of New Paths for Old Missionary magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hardcastle
Plimouth Coney National Church
Town Christian Endeavor Union
Ninth District Christian Endeavor Convention
Minshalltown
Spiritual Church of Chist Truth
Roys
Sophie BP
Smalley
Ald Society
Central Christan Church
Formaker
Jack Brink
Daughters of
Plymouth
Congregational Church
Willian Baker
Sewell Page
John Pogle
W. H. Chapman
Elizabeth
Harnson
Brain Test Prompt Summary
A fragmented list pairing words under topics such as church and bell with brain and thought, and others including Norway and Sweden, Ink, fleliot, dress, woman, yellow, canary, metal, gold, sky, blue. It reads like a riddle or word association exercise with no clear event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Sweden
Ben Fox Engineer Whom T R Honored Dies in Los Angeles
Ben Fox an Illinois Central engineer long based in Waterloo died in Los Angeles of apoplexy. He hauled Waterloo Fort Dodge runs and later Fort Dodge Sioux City runs. Theodore Roosevelt once rode with him from Fort Dodge to Sioux City and later sought him out in Fort Dodge for a platform seating moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Fox
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Los Angeles
Cal
Fox
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Ben
Roosevelt
City in Brief keeps readers posted on local happenings
Mrs Ralph Martin of Detroit is spending Easter with relatives here. A stolen sedan reportedly taken from 722 Jefferson street was recovered by Chief Mobilis on Jackson street. J W Hostetler reports 12 rosecomb Wyandotte chickens stolen from his coops last night. Mr and Mrs Cecil Edwards and daughter Dorothy from Tama Ia visit relatives at 319 Argyle street. Mrs George N Cousins returns from California with her husband. Dr Warren L Steeves to give a Good Friday talk at 3:49 p m at Gales Business College. Louis Haubach granted divorce from Gara Haubach on March 18 and may remarry per court order signed by Judge Hasner. Mrs L E Wood taken to Allen Memorial hospital with pneumonia threat following a flu attack. A bolt of lightning struck Charles Parker’s residence damaging chimney and cornice. interior not entered. Robert S Lovett, Union Pacific board chairman since 1920, dies en route to New York from San Francisco. Richard Lightfield, 16, missing from 226 Ash street, returns explaining trip to Minneapolis. A later suit for divorce filed by Atty Lichty against Evan Lichty cites desertion and cruel treatment. custody requested for Ruth Evanelle, 14 months. Wilbur Bannister arrives in time for his mother’s funeral, delayed by trains. Minnie Carman files for divorce from John Carman on grounds of cruel and ining treatment. asks custody of Margaret Carman and alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Martin
Detroit
Mich
John Shirkey
Jefferson Street
Charles Mobilis
Jackson Street
J. W. Hostetler
Rhey Street
Rosecomb
Argyle Street
George N. Cousins
Mulberry Street
California
Cousins
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Gales Business College
L. E. Wood
Fletcher Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Charles Parker
Independence Avenue
Robert S. Lovett
Union Parifhc
Waterloo
Illinois Central
New York
San Francisco
Richard Lightfield
Glenn Lightfeld
Ash Street
Minneapolis
Evan
Liehigy
Fake Church Calendar Scam Hits Waterloo Merchants
Two men posing as Waterloo residents and Church Community Calendar Service agents duped Shell Rock merchants out 30 dollars Tuesday and Wednesday. They used fake receipts and a California plated touring car to lure buyers, then vanished. Local farmer and pastor seek suspects, while Minneapolis firm denies any agent or calendar printing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Church Community & Calendar Service
Minneapolis
Minn
Shell Rock
F. C. Newcomb
E. L. True
J.C. McClinton
Bert S. Crummer
Tames
Third Avenue West
Newcomb
California
Fred Witt
Rev Thomas Niven to Speak at East High Baccalaureate
Rev Thomas R Niven pastor First Presbyterian church to deliver the East High baccalaureate address in Grace Methodist church auditorium Sunday night June 3. It is a union service with other East district pastors assisting. Junior-Senior banquet May 25 likely at Black's tea room Elks club. Commencement June 8 with John E B Foster dean of men Iowa State College Ames as principal speaker. Class size about 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Churches of East District
Niven
Ames Easter Egg Hunt Set On ISU Campus
Ames grade school pupils 1500 strong will join college students and Boy Scouts in hiding 5000 eggs on the Iowa State College campus. The event tomorrow is sponsored by the collegiate Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Iowa State College
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
Oysters Carp and Carrot Salad Menu
Recipes describe twelve large oysters and twelve large mushrooms sautéed in butter served with a brown sauce. A carrot salad combines raw carrots celery lemon juice paprika and mayonnaise dressing on crisp lettuce. Orange bread pudding uses stale bread crumbs orange juice rind and whipped egg whites baked twenty five minutes in a hot oven.
Eldora approves water bonds by wide margin
Eldora voters approved a 20000 bond issue to bring in a water supply from three new wells near the river, the tally 809 to 154. The council may spend an additional 5000 if needed. Mayor-elect Charles O. Ryan supported more water and street lighting. Work to start soon as the city had used a deep well delivering hard water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Eldora
St. Peter
Meyers Committed to Insane Hospital
Fred Meyers aged 40 of 910 Jefferson Street was arrested Wednesday evening on a charge of indecent exposure and committed to an insane hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Meyers
Jefferson Street
Patterns order form for Waterloo Evening Courier
Advertisement seeks readers to obtain up-to-date Courier patterns through the fashion department in Waterloo. Enclose 15 cents per pattern and return to the specified address for prompt processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Evening Courier Patterns
Fashion Department
Weama
Man Declared Insane by County Commission
After frightening several women, Meyers admitted a decade of practicing the habit. Dr. Ivan G Powers served as special medical examiner as the county insanity board held a hearing. Ralph W Travis called Meyers a moron and said he will be removed from public eye. Police had numerous complaints and captured him Wednesday night. Meyers likely to Independence tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
Ivan G. Powers
Meyers
Ralph W. Travis
Independence
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Weishaar
Boies
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Blackhawk I
O. O. F. Hall
Yeomen
K. of P. Hall
Y. W. C. A. Mystic Workers
OO. F. Hall
Black’s Tenroant
O P. Hall
Melrose Chapter
Y.W.C.A
St. Mary’s
D. G. Clopton
Mrs. Clemens
Herbert Lawless
Triple Four Bridge Club
William Hitchins
Fred Bartz
Frank Sherwood
J. B. Eakin
Edwin Miller
Beryl H. Richards
Double Four Bridge Club
Harry FL Agan
George BH. Williams
F. O. BP. Club
Frank Jirsa
Charles Brown
Paul Bailey
Florence and
Grace
Vern Fox
F. E. Tate
Prient
Ernest Wason
Joe Koerner
BD. E. Bower
G. O. Donley
GD. H. Gregory
Gale Norelock
Mattins
Miss Weishaar
Munson
Church News
Arge Af
Jenny
T. R
Buchanans
Louis Haubach
Gara Haubach
R. W. Hasner
Minnie Carman Law
John Carman
J. W. Thompson
District Court
Margaret Carman
Shell Rock Merchant
Thos. Niven
E. High
Jan T. Stocking
D.D
Commission On Evangelism
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ_injo America
John Firtt
Asaiah Tin
Albania
Jesus
HOTEL
Gedney
Blate
Kathryn Meek Hat Shop
Iframe
Francs H. Leccerr & Co
27Th Street
Flintson River
Toyqua
Parmier Corree
Caius
Smith, Lichty & Hillman CO
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