Waterloo Woman’s club to stage spring events
Waterloo society notes announce two upcoming gatherings by the Waterloo Woman’s club. The April party will be Monday afternoon at the club house, with Mrs. H A Wilson as general chair. the musicale tea under Home and Education auspices will be Saturday at Mrs. Carl Bickley’s home. A wide roster of committee members assists, and music by Max Noah and other performers is planned from 4 to 6 PM with open invitation to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Women's Club
Home and Education Department
Carl Bickley
H. A. Wilson
Trumbauer
Calvin Kingsley
Frank M. Wood
Charles Trunkey
Eliott Bise
A.S. Waeishaar
George. C. Welker
Spring luncheon at Bishop cafeteria event
A spring luncheon is planned at Bishop cafeteria at 1 o clock tomorrow with musical and literary features. Kathleen Teagere and Alvin will perform while Mrs DD W Nicholas chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishor
Alvin
Kathleen Teagere
O'Henry
DD. W. Nicholas
Uncheon
T. C.graham
Will Feisner
Child Training Course for Homemakers Set at YWCA
The Homemakers course at the YWCA will feature child training lessons led by Miss Florence L. Brinton and Mrs. Will Lane with national authority Ilse Forest. Lectures begin tomorrow at 7 30 p m and continue each Wednesday, touching behavior problems and mental hygiene across four sessions with Miss Florence Hanford and an announced speaker for May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rour
Women’s Christian Association
Florence L. Brinton
Will Lane
Ilse Forest
Town State Teachers College
Florence Hanford
Club Notes Honor Mrs Frank Johnson At Luncheon
Mrs Frank Johnson was guest of honor at a luncheon by J F P club in the White Sea Inn for her wedding anniversary. Present were Mrs Newton Torbett Mrs E E Cross Mrs W D Bailey Mrs Fred Wing Mrs Andrew Feltman Mrs Loren Bush and Phil Lucas. The honored guest received a gift and the party attended the theatre this afternoon. West Orange club plans all day meeting Thursday with Mrs Dan Myers and a noon picnic. Arbor day program promised. N O B club gave a surprise supper for Mr and Mrs Donald Axtell on their eleventh anniversary with favors for Mrs Arthur Mosher P O Miller and P D Keagy and a gift to the couple. Mr and Mrs Loren Bush attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
J. F. P. Club
White Sea Inn
Johnson
Mmes
Newton Torbett
E. E. Cross
W. D. Bailey
Fred Wing
Andrew Feltman
Loren Bush
Phil Lucas
West Orange Club
Dan Myers
N. 0. B. Club
Donald Axtell
Mral Arthur Mosher
P. O. Miller
P. D. Keagy
Community group notices and meetings list
Tonight schedule lists multiple society events at Cedar Falls and Waterloo venues. Activities include D A R and Black's tearoom gatherings, a piano recital at Gilchrist chapel, PTA events at several schools, Sunday school at First Methodist, Woman's Labor bureau at Carpenter's hall, Sons of Veterans auxiliary at Memorial hall, Philathea class at Westminster church, a Silver tea by The King's Daughters, and a Wednesday evening O E S chapter at Masonic hall plus a Fortnightly club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Mitvler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian A. A. W
W. Hy Rickey
Mary Melrose
D. A. R. —Black’s Tearoom
Pythian Sisters
K. of
P. Hall
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
Pet
Westminster Presbyterian
D. A. R.black’s
The
King’s Daughters
Ww. EE. Peavey
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Waterloo
O. E. S—Masonic Hall
Fred J. Mitvler
Soprano Cecelia Dostal Delights With Pleasing Recital
Cecelia Dostal of Protivin Iowa soprano and student of Prof Luth er A Richman gave a graduation recital in Gilchrist chapel at Iowa State Teachers College. Her voice was sweet and warm with crisp diction and refined interpretation. She offered Haydn Schubert Mozart and Bohemian language songs, accompanied by Miss Stella Mikesh and Miss Cecelia Vogel. The program included With Verdure Clad Faith in Spring Schubert pieces To Be Sung on the Waters and Don Giovanni arias among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dastal
Dostal
Stella Mikesh
Protivin
Cecelia
Vogelsang
Denver
Haydn
Schubert
Don Giovanni
Mozart the Prophet
Schumann ‘Valse
Chopin Vonodi
Novotny Srdce.me
Mina
Novotny Batoutey
Boheman
Rachmaninoff
Legion Auxiliary to Greet Guests Here on Thursday
The Legion Auxiliary plans a visitors night Thursday at 8 p m in Memorial hall with units invited from La Porte City Hansen Dunkerton Cedar Falls Waverly Independence and Jesup. A feature will be initiation as the auxiliary reports 100 new members. Distinguished guests include Mrs Harry Utley Miss Eleanor Steinberg Mrs B Duthbert and Mrs Frank Johnson will preside over the program and initiation with vocal numbers by Mrs A E Enderin. Serving chairwoman is Mrs Carrie Wilimek with Miss Vivian Innes assisted in the dining room by Mrs Allan Johnson and Mrs W H Wilson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
la Porte City
Hunson
Dunkerton
Cedar
Falls
Waverly
Independence
Jesup
Harry Utley
Manchester
Eleanor: Steinberg
Frank Johnson
A. E. Enderiein
Carrie Wilimek
Vivian Innes
Allan Johnson
We H. Wilson
Former Waterloo Girl Becomes Bride of Oklahoma Man
News notes announce the marriage of Miss Helen Whitmore, Omaha born former Waterloo resident, to Harold Stanton Shouse of Tulsa. They wed March 30 in Tulsa. Helen, a West High and Iowa State Teachers College alumna, has worked seven years as a cashier at Universal Film Company in Omaha. Harold, son of Edith Shouse, manages Osage News in Tulsa. Sister Mrs. Phil Lucas visited prior to the wedding. they paused in St. Joseph, Missouri to see another sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Whitmore
Elizabeth Whitmore
Omaha
Nebr
Waterloo
Harold Stanton Shouse
Tulsa
Okla
Ulsa
West High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Universal Film Company
Shouse
Edith Shouse
Osage News Company
Phil Lucas
East Parker Street
Whitmore
W. Harold Schultz
St. Joseph
M B A Lodge to Mark Anniversary of Its Founding
M B A Lodge No 57 to celebrate thirtieth anniversary at Moose hall tonight. Initiation, dancing, and refreshments planned. Guests include Albert Haas supreme president R L Will state deputy and a delegation from Independence. Committees led by Mrs J G Crone Mrs Clyde Hall and Mrs Harry Miler. Hospital Alumnae meet tomorrow at 2 pm at Presbyterian hospital with Misses Mastain Norby and Krumweide hosting. Program features Miss Erma Manly and Miss Louise J Palmer on recreation for nurses. Luncheon for Bradstreet office staff at Arline Nicholas’ home. Decorations yellow and white. BR of L E G J A to meet tomorrow at I C O Fi hall east with initiation. B of L F and E auxiliary meets 7 30 pm in Firemen hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B.A. Lodge No
Moose Hall
Albert Haas
Mason City
R. L. Will
Des Moines
Independence
J.G. Crone
Clyde Hall
Harry Miler
Association of
Presbyterian Hospital
Margaret Mastain
Clara Norby
Emma Krumweide
Erma Manly
Frankie Coleman
Louise J. Palmer
Young Women’s Christian Association
Arline Nicholas
Bradstreet Company
BR. of
K. G. Scroggy
Churches Plan Midweek Meetings and Outing
Church groups across denominations schedule midweek gatherings. General Aid Society of Central Christian meets Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A J Fish. Mothers curb of Graves Memorial United Brethren meets 2 30 p m Wednesday in church parlors. Ladies Social Union of Universalist church hosts lunch and business in parish house with hostesses Mrs. Truman Aldrich and Mrs. J D Johnson. Gtterbein guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren plans 7 10 p m Wednesday outing to Miss Maxine Kessler's home, each member contributing 15 cents. St Pauls Methodist Aid Society postpones this month due to Holy Week. Foreign Missionary Society convention noted. next meeting May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
A. J. Fish
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Ladies Social Union of the Universalist Church
Truman Aldrich
J. D. Johnson
Gtterbein
Guild of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Maxine Kessler
Aid Society of St. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foreign Missionary Society
Church Guilds Hold Meetings In City Parlor Sessions
Regular church activities fill the evening with dinners, discussions, and programs. Westminster Presbyterians plan a joint meeting with a picnic lunch, First Presbyterian groups host Circle 2 and Lydia Society gatherings, and Trinity Lutheran women prepare a Lenten program with a hot cafeteria luncheon to aid the guild treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Women’s Guild of
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Cm. G. A
Guild Treasury
F. Cyrus
Fred Thomsen
F. L. Higgins
Paul Berg Awarded Road Tiling Contract
Paul Berg was awarded the county road tiling contract for the season. The bid totals $2,781.80 for 23 941 feet of 6 inch tile and 16 000 feet of 8 inch tile at rates of 10.5 cents and 15.5 cents per foot respectively. County board members and County Engineer W D Johnston deem the bid very low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Berg
W. D. Johnston
Girl Arrested for Intoxication Returned After Bond Posted
The Courier reports a girl detained at a dance pavilion for intoxication was allowed to return after posting a $15 bond. Constable Harry P. Mason said the arresting party took her by car from the vicinity with a man and a woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Mason
Court modifies injunction against Bankers Life Co
Marshalltown Iowa April 42 PD District Judge B F Cummings held a hearing on a motion to dissolve a temporary injunction restraining Bankers Life of Des Moines from collecting premiums at a sharply increased rate. The order was modified to allow premiums at prior year rates, to collect the April 1 levy, and to continue converting assessment policies to level premium insurance while prohibiting rate increases and improper use of funds. Hearing Saturday will address the dissolution of the injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
B. F. Cummings Wilhheld
Bankers Life Company
Des Moines
Jevel Premium Insurance
Army chief of staff Sumner arrives for inspection tour
Maj. Gen. Charles P. Summerall, army chief of staff, arrived at Fort Riley Kansas on April 12 for a tour of inspection. He inspections troops and facilities, discussing readiness and training with local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Kan
INS
Charles P. Summerall
Army Chief of Staff
Highways Advisories Tell Routes Around Blocked Roads
Waterloo and Grundy Center areas report multiple highways passable with detours. The Waterloo Motor Club maps routes to Cedar Rapids via Independence and Manchester and to Mason City via Dike and Parkersburg, with further guidance toward Ames and Des Moines using No. 65 and connecting legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Manchester
Strawberry Point
Oelwein
Cedar Rapids
Waverly
Vinson
Marshalltown
Grundy Center
Waterloo Motor Club
Independence
Marshalltown State Bank Declares 10 Percent Dividend
In district court Judge B F Cummings ordered a 10 percent dividend to depositors of the Marshalltown State bank amounting to about 200000. The bank closed its doors a year ago next Friday and this is the fourth dividend in a year totaling 70 percent, reportedly a record for Iowa bank receiverships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
B. F. Cummings
Marshalltown State Bank
Lowa
Man Who Knew Lincoln To Address Ad Club
John R. Weber of Cedar Rapids will address Waterloo Advertising Club Friday noon at Hotel Russell Lamson. He will discuss The Plot That Failed detailing the attempted theft of Abraham Lincoln’s body. Weber knew Lincoln as a fellow citizen of Springfield Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
AD Club
John R. Weber
Cedar. Rapids
Waterloo Advertising Club
Russell Lamson
Abraham Lincoln
Weber
Springfield
Town plans paved Waterloo to Dubuque highway
Engineer J. A. Paulsen outlined a two year road program to complete a paved highway from Waterloo to Dubuque, excluding Delaware county, in a Kiwanis luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson today on Third Avenue West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dubuque
Delaware ‘County
J. A. Paulsen
Third
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
National president to visit Canopians in Saint Paul
Henry Moran, national president of the Canopus clubs in St. Paul Minnesota, will be a guest of the local Canopus club next Tuesday evening. A dinner in Black's tearoom will follow a program announced at today's weekly luncheon held in the W C A gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry. Moran
St. Paul
Minn
Black
W.C
Drug Stock Moved From Schuneman Store No 2
Drug stock moved as Store No 2 of B W Schuneman Co druggists at 300 Fourth Street West closed today. The notice notes the long-time location and abrupt shuttering of the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W. Schuneman Company
Fourth Street
Weet
Door to new Lafayette rooms hinted but unclear text
Fragmentary notice suggests a company plans to open additional rooms or facilities at Lafayette but details are unreadable and uncertain.
Constipation Message Promotes Kellogg All-Bran
An old advertisement urges readers to combat constipation with Kellogg's All-Bran. It claims repeated health benefits, recommends two tablespoonfuls daily or with meals, and notes doctors endorse the 100 percent bran product made in Battle Creek. It also suggests serving with milk or cream and trying package recipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
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Ris W. Waite
M. Wallace
Frank Watson
J. A. Webb
E. K. West
E. E. Wheeler
R. I. Youngs
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W. J. Walsh
Callie Wieder
Max WU. Wilson
Walter Hant
RJ. Miller
W. A.B. Williams
Max ‘Noah
Grace Methodist Church
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Flea
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White
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Caughlan
Grainger
MacDowell
Foazkowski
Chopin
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Sweeney
R. W. Parrott
Brundage
Paul
We Ewing
JG. Hildebrand
Fred J. Mil
Ellyson
E. Eickelberg
Eel
Marquis
George B. Lichty
Ross
Bodwell
Walter P. Jensen
Charles’ Chickering
R. W. Waite
Veo A. Zellhoeter
Glen Tibbitts
Ralph Eickelberg
Claude M. Cha- Fe L. Wheelock
Fris- Ray Lewis
C. A. Morris
Ralph Young
Walter Scheel
N. S. Huntington
Sam_ Peterson
Cecelia Dostal
Bride of Oklahoma
Chautauqua Society
Grant
Columbia Circle
Chester Cadwallader
George the Third
England
DR. C. Vie
Union
Grand Army of the Republic
Sach
YW. OG
Association
Beth Tracy
Young Women's Christians Association
Natural Music Club
B Natural Music Club
Minnetonka
Lieurance
George Shoemaker
Eudora Carey
Land of the Sky Blue Waters
Cadman
N. C. Altland
Scott
Clarence Wise
Foster
Carl Krause
Janet Little
Dohnanyi
Speaks
Shoemaker
C. W. Eby
R. E. Addington
Mas Howell
Fae Collins
Merle Wratislaw
Ethel Brinkman
Mildred Gleason
Lillian Lohner
I. L. Baumgartner
Zearing
Baumgartner
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Calvary Evangelical Church
Hart A. Roadman
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ministerial Association
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Clinton Smith
First Evangelical Church
Elizabeth Kenney
National Federation of Business and Professional “Women's Clubs,Inc
Kenney
New York Life Insurance Company
Waterloo Club
Alice B. Scott
Wichita
Kans
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
R. C. Egsert
Sans Souci
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
D. A. Vi
Melvin Ingebrigtsen
Mulberry Street
Auxiliary
Rittsburgh
Dalne Warenigh
Waterloo Paint and Glass Co
West Fourth St
M. B. A. Lodge
L. F
Firemen's Hall
Church. News
United Guild of First Methodist
Mnlite Dessert Co
Waukesha
Wis
Episcopal_ church
Morris
Helen ‘Taylor
Charles City
Alice . Taylor
Seventh Street
Everett ‘Taylor
Guild
Lydia Society of
First- Presbyterian Church
Loma Griffin
High Street
Mary Ethel Dixon
Jessica Milligan
Women's
First - Presbyterian Church
C. W. Kline
Jean Morrison
United Presbyterian Church
J. M. Hamilton
Walker
Gordon
Helene Bassarear
Thelma Amos
Harry Hill
Rey
Ida Bailey Allen
Corn Products Refining Company
Illinois St
Chicago, Illinois
Bankers Life Co
Buque
Conopians
Lafayette
Kellogg’s Allbran
Rumford
Wali
AEG. Appl's
Hutchinson Ice Cream Company
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