King's Daughters Host State President at Waterloo Luncheon
Seventy five members from four Waterloo circles of the King's Daughters Mizpah Silver Cross Scatter good and Inssmuch met at Black's tea room to honor state president Mrs Mansfeld of Burlington. Mrs Mansfeld urged spiritual life and junior work, noted the Montrose summer camp, and outlined the scholarship fund as plans for a state convention in Independence October 8 to 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
King's Daughters
Mizpah
Ids
Mansfield
Burlington
Black's
Mansfeld
J. G .Ralston
Black Hawk
Leschetizky
Iowa
Davenport
Jennie McCow
Waterloo Girls Recital at Cedar Falls College
Waterloo singer Violet Watters will perform a faculty recital Wednesday evening at Iowa State Teachers College in Cedar Falls. She will be accompanied by pianist Virginia Gable and violinist Dorothy Maxwell with Gladys Ams at the piano. The program includes Mozart Estrelita and selections from Le nozze di Figaro, Der Freischutz, and Chopin Nocturne in E major, among others, showcasing Violinist Maxwell and other performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watters
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers College
Virginia Gable
Dorothy Maxwell
Maxwell
Gladys Ams
la Forge
Mintet
Edward Kure
Gymnopedia
Setle
Stoessel
Gurran
Becker Viella
Champion Team Entertained at Dinner Party
Members of the Zipper basketball team that won the city girls championship were guests at a dinner hosted by Mrs. Oscar Berry at 117 Mobile Street. The trophy sat as centerpiece, with red and black team colors on display. Assistant hostess Mrs. Sabert Hellman helped serve a three course meal as music and games followed. Guests included Dorothy Porter and other local players. In a separate note, Chautauqua Circle discussed the British Isles postwar status with emphasis on the general strike and its impact on shipping and England’s lifelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zipper
Oscar -Berry
Mobile’ Street
Sabert. Hellman
Dorothy’ Porter
Juanita Harties
Lois Barnes
Burnita Ryan
Ruth Pollock
Beatrice Reisner
Harriet Reisner
Margaret Stevens
Helen Nelson
Virginia Herry
British Isles
Society Calendar of Local Groups and Meetings
Tonight and Wednesday features multiple society gatherings across churches and halls. Daughters of Isabella and Christian Endeavor events at First Evangelical, P.T.A. at Alcott and Lincoln schools, Masonic and Royal Neighbor functions, and various lodges at venues including Memorial Hall, Black Hawk I.C. O.F. vat, and Sunshine Lodge. Wednesday includes missionary societies, guilds, circles, and entertainments at several churches and the Masonic temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Hall
Christian Endeavor Union
First Evangelical Church
P.T. A
Alcott School
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary—Memorial Hell
Waterloo
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk 1
C. F. Hall
Ace of Cluts
Guy Haney
Sunshine Lodge
Fireman’s Hall
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lincoln School
H. W. Miller
Graves Memorial U. B
Mrsa. C. F. Stanheim
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Holy Six Club
William Blowers
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies Inelal tinion—Universalist
BOB. OS. BE
Orville Hamilton
Wedinbridge Club
Ralph Steninger
General Aid Society
Central Christian Church
W. B.S. Thimblebee
Circle
First
Lutheran Missionary Society
Martin ‘Tollefson
Missionary Society
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Robert Anderson Post
G. A. R.— Memorial Hall
Masonic Temple
West Teachers
Black's
Standard
Grace M. E. Church
First Presbyterian Choir
Norma Galser
Silver Wedding Celebrated at Clarksville
Clarksville April 9 Mr and Mrs Robert Burroughs were surprised Sunday by 22 relatives at the home of Mrs Burroughs parents Mr and Mrs James Martin in observance of their twenty fifth wedding anniversary A picnic dinner was served and a gift was presented to the couple Guests from out of town included Mr and Mrs Charles Martin and daughter Maron Mrs Leonard and son Donald from Waterloo
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Courier
Clarksville
and Mirs
Robert Burroughs
Burrough
James Martin
Charles Martin
Maron
Leonard
Donald
Waterloo
Visitors Host Guests of Honor at City Dinner
Miss Jean Bickley hosted a dinner for ten at her parents home in Davenport. Guests included house guest Miss Ethel Pryde of Evanston and Miss Lucy McKee of Kenosha visiting the Easton family. The event featured dancing after the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bickley
St. Catherine's School
Davenport
W. H. Bickley
Fourth Street West
Ethel Pryde
Evanston
Lucy McKee
Kemper Hall
Kenosha
Wis
J. D. Easton
Hints in Beauty Care From Edna Be Frivolous Text
Fashion notes describe spring garments with frippery such as draperies sashes and flowers. Topics include lingerie touches for mood lifting, adjustments to sleeves and collars, and practical style ideas. Skincare tips offer cleansing routines for clearer skin and remedies for blackheads with soaps oils and cold water finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Club to Continue Study of Modern Musical Works
A second lesson on Music Today and Modernism will be taken up by L. M. L club Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Thomas Cascaden 1024 Fourth Street West. Mrs. Lo A Cobb will be joint hostess with luncheon at 1 o’clock. Mrs. Oliver Stevenson will lead the study. Musical numbers include piano Salut d Amour Debussy by Mrs. Ray Shoemaker vocal from Debussy by Mrs. Cobb piano Spanish Dance Granados by Mrs. Miller piano Humoreske Dvorak by Mrs. Lindner and Mrs. Powers vocal Where Drowsy Waters Sleep Lieurance by Mrs. Swift piano Shepherds Hey Grainer by Mrs. Hoxie vocal Banin Song Sidney Homer by Mrs. Wilbur sacred vocal solo by Dudley Buck by Mrs. Bunker piano Finlandia Sibelius by Mrs. Bennett and vocal selection from Madame Butterfly Puccini by Mrs. Enderlein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M.L Club
Thomas Cascaden
Fourth Street West
Lo A. Cobb
Oliver Stevenson
Eigar
Ray
Shoemaker
Debussey
Mus
Cobb
Granidas
FP. J, Miller
Bvorak
Lindner
F. W. Powera
Voica
Lieurance
John Swift
Grainger
O. R. Hoxie
Sidney Homer
H.C. Wilbur
Dudley Buck
O. H. Bunker
Sibellius
Claude Bennett
Puctini
A. E. Enderlein
Afternoon Series at Woman's Club Brought to Close
The Waterloo Woman's Club concluded its afternoon season with a large turnout at the clubhouse on Monday. Mrs. EB. Johnson described her Washington trip for inauguration ceremonies. Miss Florence Ward, now in Washington with the agriculture department, attended as a guest. Vocal numbers by Mrs. Eliott Wise and accompanist Mrs. James Chapman entertained. Little Miss Winifred Rickhoff presented two readings. Seventeen bridge tables produced prizes for Mrs. Guy Johnson and Mrs. George Shoemaker. Tea service featured decorated cut flowers with Mrs. A. S. Weishaar and Mrs. J. O. Trumbauer presiding. event overseen by Mrs. H. J. Wheelock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman’s Club
EB. L. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Florence Ward
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Eliott Wise
Sprogs
Brahe
James Chapman
Liitle
Winifred Rickhoff
Bridge
Guy Johnson
George Shoemaker
A. S. Weishaar
J. O. Trumbauer
Chapter FE Hosts Meeting at Revling Home
Mrs. TF Harold Revling hosted Chapter FE of the F E O at 421 Sunset Road on Monday evening. Mrs. George Lichty spoke about her Washington trip during inauguration events and a Hoover war-era food administration reunion. The group voted to donate 12 to cover two girls’ expenses at a W G A camp this summer. Refreshments were served by several members. The next meeting, April 22 at Mrs. H H Caughlan’s home, will study the opera Il Trovatore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Revling
Sunset Road
Chapter FE
George Lichty
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Food Administration
W. G.A
W. J. Hoxie
Glen Miller
Ben Howrey
John Gwynne
H. H. Caughlan
Waverly Nurses Entertain Fourth District Members
Fourth district Town Registered Nurses met in Waverly hospital with 35 members present. Sister M Madeline from Marshalltown reviewed the National League of Nursing Education. A tentative outline for the October state convention at Marshalltown was announced along with readings and vocal numbers by local members. Refreshments followed. next meeting planned for Marshalltown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Waverly
Waverly Hospital
National League of Nursing Education
M. Madeline
Marshalltown
Dotty McCulloch
Doctor
College Faculty Member Will Be Married in Fall
Miss Mildred Sharp of Teachers College social science faculty announced her engagement to N. M. Gauwens, a Jackson Mich Boy Scout executive, with a fall wedding planned at Sharp's Elmore Minn home. The notice appears amid campus club updates and local event notes from Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Mildred Sharp
Teachers College
S. F. Hersey
N. M. Gauwens
Jackson, Mich
Club Notes Postponed Meeting At Mrs Esher Home
The T. R. I. S. club postponed its meeting set for the tenth Thursday next week at the home of Mrs. Frank Esher. P. K. Club met Monday afternoon with Mrs. Lynes on Denver Street and favors a Hog going to Mrs. Herbert Lantz. Guests were Mrs. A. E. Relff and Mrs. Lantz. Mrs. Gene Fisher will entertain the club on April 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. R. I. S. Club
Frank Esher
P. K
Ix. Lynes
Denver Street
Herbert Lantz
A. E. Relff
Lantz
Gene Fisher
Wil
Church Group Meetings And Socials Schedule For Week
A compendium of church groups arranging meetings, luncheons, and socials across Grace M E First M E Macedonian Westminster Westminster Park Presbyterian and Calvary Evangelical churches. Events include luncheons at 1 pm and 2:30 pm, all day quilting, missionary society gatherings, and a piano party at Miss Norma Gaiser's home with choir members. A birthday party honored Dr W L Steeves at Walnut Street Baptist Church with 38 attendees and a cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Norma Gaiser
Independence Avenue
Birthday Party Held for Capt Armstrong by Firemen
A large gathering of Capt Lew Armstrong's friends filled his 1010 Herth Avenue home for a birthday surprise. Activities included 500 games and refreshments, with a gift presented to the captain. Additional guests from area families and associations attended, all noting the festive salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Armstrong
Fire Department
Herth Avenue
Capt. Armstrong
Roy. Armstrong and
Charles Isenhower
William Gleason
al Manahl
Arvine Ayers
Nelson King
Frank —Balensiefer
E. Wright
Maude Hosmer
Brynnie Bruner
Tim Mahoney
Iowa Gains in Employment for March Report
Des Moines April 9 reports A L Urick state labor commissioner notes Iowa industrial employment rose 0.6 percent in March from February with gains led by stone and clay products at 13.1 percent and iron and steel at 5.3 percent. Of 313 firms: 257 full-time 45 part-time 11 shut down. 91 described conditions good 31 fair and one poor. Building permits in 15 Iowa cities over 10,000 population fell in February to 288 value 807 470 from January 217 permits valued 544 869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
Iowa
A. L. Urick
Urick
Utick
Iron and Steel Works
Tn Dainsry
Izaak Walton League Membership Drive Update Report
Waterloo chapter holds 7:30 p m meeting at city hall municipal courtroom to reveal progress toward the 1000 member goal. E W Koepke president announces the drive started two weeks ago and has made good progress. Other topics will be discussed for new and old members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League
Waterloo
City Hall
E.W. Koepke
Waterloo G A R and local groups host social events
Local notices show Mrs Mayme LaBarre improving at 227 Commercial, Henry G Mack heading to W F Mack funeral in Sans Souci with 14 siblings mostly deceased, L K Miller's wife and daughter traveling from Dallas via Los Angeles Phoenix San Pedro Long Beach to Waterloo. Dentist F Hevgerly at 608 Black Hawk Bldg announces contact. Virginia Fish hosts bridge party with prizes to Marjorie Gross and Bee Driscoll. G A R post Robertson Anderson meets Memorial Hall. Waterloo Credit Men's Association hosts ladies night with music and program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Miller
Locust Street
Los Angeles
Dallas
Tex
Phoenix
San Diego
San Pedro
Long Beach
Waterloo
F. Hevgerly
Black Hawk
Ladies’ Wight
Waterloo Credit Men’s Association
Black's
Man who crashed with Kane flies to Chicago again
Gerald Wilson of 702 W Lerkerith street west suffered a skull fracture and other injuries when the Fairchild monoplane Kane drove sideswiped a tree and crashed near Keane's Cedar Falls road airport. He later flew from Waterloo to Chicago with Kane as witness to aviation safety. Other passengers included Homer Reece Myrta Kane Carroll Medole and Kane’s mother. Kane landed at Chapman Field Saturday during rain and hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald
Wilson
Wleverith
Elmer
Kane
Keane
Homer
Reece
Eleventh Street
Myrta Kane
Blut Street
Cedar Falls
Carroll Medole
Chicago
Omaha
Chapman Field
Deere expands Waterloo plant holdings in Acres adjoining Miles Street
A year ago today in Waterloo on Monday April 3 1929 John Deere Tractor Company expanded its plant area by purchasing three and a half acres of lowland adjoining its Miles Street site formerly known as Brewery Pond. Dr E R Shannon returned from a three month abroad trip reporting burns from a train incident in Egypt and lost baggage in a sleeping car fire. Sheriff H T Wagner was moved home from Allen Memorial Hospital where an emergency appendicitis operation was performed two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere Tractor Company
Miles Street
E. R. Shannon
Africa
Egypt
H. T. Wagner
Allen Memorial Hospital
Roof fire damages Frederika parsonage in brief blaze
Frederika Iowa April 9 a roof fire damaged the Frederika Methodist parsonage. A bucket brigade and fire extinguisher quenched the flames. A hospital treatment note mentions a pneumonia case for Alton Grover, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Grover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederika
M. BE
Alton
Ray Grover
New Hampton
Jellied Tongue and Kitchen Tips from Old Menu
A recipe describes smoked tongue with a lemon gel and jelly mold, plus a 12 hour chill before serving. Tidbits offer kitchen tips: whipped cream doubles in bulk, avoid baking other items with cake, frying ham briefly, cheese and Russian dressing sandwich filling, use leftovers promptly to prevent spoilage, and easy egg peeling with cold water.
Brain Test Answer Longest Words List
The provided list identifies the four longest words in the prompt text. Unfamiliar appears first, followed by considerably, encountered, and misunderstanding as the longest terms present.
The Junior Mode In Print in Evening Courier Patterns
The Evening Courier promotes junior fashion with a practical pattern for a smart dress. It details a spring style for girls ages 8 to 12, listing fabrics, trims, sizes, yardage, and easy instructions, all for 15 cents per pattern and 10 cents for the new fashion book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Courier Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
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King
Lancheon
Dbd
Wi Moss
J. Afartenson
Black’s
Lillian Wedemeyer
Svaend Olson
Woman’s Club
Revling
Monarch Film Company
Verna Stimson
Iris Nelson
W. R
Womnan
Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Kensington
John Stallman
Church News
Outlook Circle
Home Department
First Mi E Church
Will
Cora Clough
Grant Avenue
Ladies’ Aid Society
General Ald Society
Chris~tian Church
St. Paul's M. E. La @les’ Ald society
George Hawver
Fourth Street East
Calvary Evangelical ‘Missionary Society
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
C. F. Stanheim
Franklin Street
Westminster Presbyterian, Church
Standard Besters
Maxine Clark
Ruth Swartz
Marlys Atkins
Lutheran Missionary Socity
Martin Tollefson
Oneida Street
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Hermen Becker
FE. W. Hellenschmidt
H. Holm
Philothea
Calvary Evangelical Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
W. L. Steeves
Alta Vista Avenue
Steeves
Progressive Delphians
M. B. Sullen
Pueblo
Cole
Julia Nolan
Gedar Rapids
Progressive Delphian Society
Dinnner
Rivera
Florence Pfeffer
Katherine Mehl
Hawthorne, Howell
Henry James
Wayne McGourty
C. B. Richey
Dawson Street
Russell Beinett
Carl Young
Mark
George Watson
Junior Little
Dwight Shafer
Murs
McGourty
Richey
American Association of University Women
A&a
President
Earl E. White
R. W. Schear
Dickens
Earl Trask
Katherine Schmidt
Chestnut Street
Roy Carpenter
C. A. Brown
Ernest Weber
Henry Genter
J. Casey
Ernest, Weber
Willam Hill
GC. Parker
B. of L. E
Fingineer's Hall
Walton
PRIEF
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
Mayme LaBarre
Henry G. Mack
W. F. Mack
Sans Souci
Virginia “Fish
Lane Street
Frizes
Marjorie Gross
Bee Driscoll
G, A, BR
Woman's Relief Corps
Pilot
Frederika Methodist
Atp
the New Shades
Pat. Ho
Julius Kayser & Co
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