Friday Thirteenth Not Deter Waterloo Social Events
Waterloo society pages report a busy Friday with community nights, dances, and meetings across St. Paul’s church and local clubs. Women’s groups host dinners, a Knapp studio program, and a Cedar Heights schoolhouse gathering, while other societies plan Easter dances and club socials despite the date’s superstition.
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Women's Home Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Orcfesera
Knapp Studio
J. D. Knapp
Snimvers
Fox
Ob Henner
Tom
Dorothy Lea Quarkth
Fox Tint
Idles
Boffand
Kaynenot Gutraw
Rimenseeig
Jeane Iisembiet
Bolerst
Walt
Pye
Elizabeth Foster
Fox Trou
Sul- Omy Wildens Rose
Chaunmb
Sassie
Sam Paini
The
Prochaska Sullivan Nuptials Performed at Independence
Marie Winifred Sullivan and Frank Prochaska united in marriage at St John s Catholic church Independence with Rev Wy T Donohue officiating The bride daughter of Bert and Sullivan and the groom son of Joseph Prochaska Lime Springs will reside on a Winthrop farm after a brief wedding trip and May first homecoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vourter Speciaic Sac
Independence
Marie Winifred Sullivan
Prank
Prochaska
St. John's Catholic Church
Wy T. Donohue
Copie
Rriaabeth Sullivan
Carl Broghiske
Daui Weber
Inver
Bert Sullivan
Dubuque
Joseph Prochaska
Lime Springs
Notre Dame Seminary
Winthrop
Miss Becker Weds A J Oberhauser in Gilbertville Church
Miss Julia Helen Becker daughter of Mrs Barbara Becker married Aloysius J Oberhauser son of Mrs John Oberhauser at St Marys Gilbertville Ja Rev Joseph Mayer officiated Best man Louis Oberhauser and bridesmaid Miss Gertrude Becker. The couple will reside on a farm near La Porte City with reception for 66 relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbertville
Julia Helen Becker
Barbara Becker
St. Mary's Church
Aloysius J. Oberhauser
John Oberhauser
Joseph
Mayer
Louis Oberhauser
Gertrude Becker
Becker
Oberhauser
la Porte City
Hints in Beauty Care From Edna
A 1920s style advice piece urges balanced diets with watery vegetables, dairy like buttermilk, fruit, starch, and limited fat. It discusses calorie targets for a 173 pound woman and suggests exercises like walking and dancing for overall fitness and tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna KE
Jazmine
Omrat
Ordy
C A R Members Hear of National Organization Plans
Twenty members and three guests attended a Children of the American Revolution meeting at Mrs. Laura Gholson Ak dost home. Guests teoberk Frederick Howe and Mildred Berry heard a report on the Washington convention and the concurrent D A R congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura, Gholson
Fuphiard Gholson
Ak Dost
Teoberk
Frederick Howe
Mildred Berry
West High Quartet
Tchaikowsky
Moskowski
Marrvna Murtagh
Washington, D. C
Continental Congress
Daughters of the American Revolution
Marjorie Agnew
Waterloo
Children of the American Revolution
A. R
Vernon
D. A. RR
Sarah Shelton
C. A. Royat Tamasse
South Caroline
Waterloo G A. R
Milich
Willie Grace Gumbriell
Binnehe Morris
Benehtsig
Wakefield
Washington
Joe
Marian Murtagh
J. G. Murtagh
Waterloo O E S Members Listen to Varied Program
Waterloo Chapter of Eastern Star held a meeting with 135 attendees including visitors from Auror Fort Dodger Parkersburg Perry and Waverly. The program featured music solos a piano duet a play by West High Dramatic Club and a paid supper planned for April 35.
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Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
Auror
Fort Dodger
Parkersburg
Perry
Waverly
Wilma Schrag
Helen Louise Bernbrock
Ishtar
Hyatts
Glick
My Desire
Eberhart
Naneen Davis
Club Notes From A Times Past Luncheon Group
Fragmented notes report a Wednesday luncheon hosted by A B Smith at White Sea. Attendees include Thomas Landgraf, Mrs Pyrdforee, MM. SNANO Wwern Apert POW, Wittitock, Afr Bandfivid, Mire, M J Culligan, Mrs J 2 Takin, and Mrs Joseph McCilade. Judge Devine named secretary and Brak Finay as treasurer.
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Thomas Landgraf
Erdagy Sherieen
Lucky Phat
Mrs. Pyrdforee
MM. Snano
Wwern
Wittitock
High Sea
A. B Smith
White Sea
Otheryange
Mire
M. J
Church News Details From Pir Lateran Society Meeting
The Pir Lateran church society met at Mrs J W Brandes home to plan bake sale. Mrs Fannie Barrett was admitted to membership and the Lutheran church brotherhood plans a regAl meeting tomorrow with a radian show and a year box social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pir Lateran Ehirch
J .W. Brandes
Fannie Barrett
Mirst Lutheran Church
C F Conference to Attract Iowa School Folk Next Week
About 200 to 300 educators and board members are expected at Iowa State Teachers College for the annual conference for consolidated, normal training high and elementary schools of Iowa. Miss Agnes Samuelson will speak with H H Seerley delivering the welcome. Noted speakers include L Driver Cornelia Adair J C Brown and W G C Reavis. Demonstrations will feature Elsie Lorenz and Eulalie Turner with Amy Arey assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa
State Department of Education
Agnes Samuelson
H. H. Seerley
State Teachers | College
L. Driver
Pennsylvania Department of Public Education
Cornelia S. Adair
National Educational Association
J. C. Brown
State Teachers College
Dekalb
W. GC. Reavis
University of Chicago
Elsie Lorenz
Watterloo West
John N Sweitzer Seriously Ill in Minneapolis
John N Sweitzer former municipal court bailiff and early Waterloo merchant is seriously ill at his daughter Mrs G W Perkins home 3516 Portland Ave Minneapolis Minn after an influenza attack he is 80 years old and in very weak condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Sweitzer
Waterloo
G. W. Perkins
Portland Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
George S Myers in Hollywood Hospital Report
George S Myers, an 84 year old retired conductor with Illinois Central rail road, is seriously ill with heart trouble in a Hollywood California hospital. He has been living with his daughter Mrs George A Baker in Hollywood for a few weeks after moving to California several years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George 5S. Myers
Illnois Central Railroad
Hollywood
Cal
Althe
Los Angeles
Myers
George A. Baker
California
Waterloo City Briefs and Notices
A collage of short items from Waterloo and nearby: Buchanan’s optical ad and appointments. Harry Tucker and W.D. Foster in Waterloo on business. railroad reps from Chicago Rock Island and Kansas City Southern visiting. Dr Len Lyris at St Francis hospital shows slight improvement. H.C. Worthley and Mrs. Webster visiting Waterloo. Miss Lauri Mahon underwent surgery at St Francis. trial jurors excused to 9 am April 24 per Clerk J. W. Thompson. Mrs. A. B. Sibert returns from Chicago wedding visit. announcements of births and family ties involving the Johnson and Williams families. local photographers Jennis h and Mack attending a two day Photo Punishers meeting in Des Moines. dinner parties at Barron and Gale my circles. a social note on chess camaraderie and birthday celebrations for Marjorie and Shinn family ties.
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Harry Tucker
Oelwein
Waterloo
W. D. Foster
Des Moines
Chicago, Rock Islands& Pacific Railroad
P. WN
Wickham
Minneapolis
Kansas City & Southern Railway
Len Lyris
Grmmdy Center
St. Francis Hospital
H.C. Worthley
Kansas City & Southern Railroad
F.C. Webster
Galesburg
J. A. Bown
Third Avenue West
Lauri Mahon
Alcott School
Mack
Jennis H
Association
Winnie
Rath Hormel Pact Decision Delayed in Conspiracy Case
Washington April 12 Assistant Secretary of Agriculture Dun pap said no decision would be rendered for some days in the Rath and Hormel packing conspiracy case due to review of Iowa hearings and the oral session here. Rath Longley for the Iowa packers urged prompt action. Tycher of Kansas represented the National Livestock Exchange seeking tighter stockyard control.
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Courier Special Service
Washington, D. C
Dun Pap
Rath and Hormel
Iowa
E. F. Rath
Alfred Longley
Tycher
Kansas
National Livestock Exchange
Eagle and Coyote Taken by Hunters in Death Battle
In Geelysburg, S D April 12 a dramatic woodland clash ended with James Dillon and Tom Burdick discovering an eagle and a coyote locked in mortal combat. They subdued both. the eagle is described as a 32 inch tall specimen with a wingspan of 7 feet 3 inches and noted for its fearsome fight.
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Eagle
Coyote
Geelysburg
S. D
Batling
James Dillon
Tom Burdick
Forest City
Dillon
Burdick
Missouri River
L-T
Dilson
Celery and Chicken Olive Sandwich Recipes
A vintage guide presents two sandwich ideas for salads or soups. Celery with cream cheese and parsley creates a paste for buttered brown bread, while chicken with olives and mayo fills wheat or bran bread. Also notes on wholesome cooking and versatile puddings.
Brain Teaser Says Word RIGHT Has Hidden Rules
A puzzle declares the letters AH T G i R form RIGHT and tests vowel count and position rules. It asserts the fourth letter is nearest the alphabet, and that the last letter being not T is true, though that claim is false.
Lindbergh Attacks Balboa Steps On Pacific Side
Panamanian voyage details several ports from Puerto Colombia to Cartagena and Cristobal. Mr and Mrs J A Bown of Waterloo hear Col Charles Lindbergh speak at Balboa Admin Building, then tour Panama Canal sites and visit old Panama ruins. They also meet Clifford Ham in Managua via telephone, after a voyage across the Atlantic and through the canal.
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Atlantic Coast
South America
Panama Canal
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Mrr
J. A. Bown
Third Avenue West
America
Col
Charles Lindbergh
Balboa
Pacific
Canal
Cristobal
Canal Zone
Atlantic
Bown
Colombia
Pedro Miguel
Getun
Bantons
Pembroke Banton
Waterloo
Banton
Panama Canal Administration
Panama
Henry Morgan
Lindbergh
Central American
Corinto
Nicaragua
la Union
la Libertad
Acajutla
Salvador
San Jose de Guatemala
Champerteo
Guatemala
Dubuque
Ham
Ox Team
Central American Coffee Crops Highlight San Salvador Visit
The Waterloo party toured San Salvador on January 19, traveling 27 miles from La Libertad to the capital. Coffee emerged as the region’s principal crop with large shipments seen at ports, while locals mostly did not benefit from the labor. The Colombia reached San Francisco January 27, and Mr and Mrs Bown spent the winter in Los Angeles.
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Ham
Dubuque
Customs Service
Philippines
Mary Barber
la Libertad
Salvador
San Salvador
Republic
Bown
Central America
Colombia
San Francisco
Quarantines for Noted Illnesses in Local Cases
Whooping cough affects Gerald Clemenson aged 6 of 1212 Wallgate. Measles cases include Bernadine Greenburg 2 at 706 Moir and Charles Becker 17 months at 1709 Jefferson. Chickenpox involves Faye Lambertson 6 of 860 Logan Avenue and Lyle McGuiwen 8 of 1104 Ackermant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Clemmenson
Wallgate
Bernadine Greenburg
Moir
Charles Becker
Jefferson
Faye Lambertson
Logan Avenue
Lyle McGuiwen
Ackermant
Edna Wallace Hopper Promotes Facial Youth Aunty Cleanser
An advertisement features Edna Wallace Hopper praising a facial cleanser named Facial Youth A uny toler counter. It claims to cleanse deep pores removing dust and soot residue with a fresh scent and gentle method. The copy touts ease of use and skin protection for busy, overworked faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Tessly
Wallace Hopper
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