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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1929

Page

3

Waterloo Woman's club sets two programs this week

Two Waterloo Woman's club programs are planned with morning Fine Arts department meetings and afternoon Romance Languages showcase. The schedule lists musical numbers including May Morning sung by a trio and piano violin pieces, a French comedy, and a large list of club activities and officers upcoming events across multiple groups in Waterloo.

Waterloo Woman's ‘Club Menza Max Wilson Mila Miller W. E. Steeley Rd. Miller Eltin Tyance Sanelintkot Vera Jensen Barbara Neubecker George Loveau

Mrs Fitzgerald Heads Home and Education Group

Mrs Fitzgerald heads the Home and Education group selecting Mrs T J Fitzgerald as chairman for 1928 80 with Mrs W F Schrag as vice president and Mrs B J Bricher as secretary. High school orchestra performances included several solos by local musicians.

Mrs. Fitzgerald T. J. Fitzgerald W. F. Schrag B. J. Bricher Fast High School G. T. Bennett Filopsky Clifford Yagila

Club Notes Schedule of Local Society Meetings

Golden Link club meets Mrs. W. Isenhower 834 Williston avenue Wednesday afternoon. Wild Rose club all day Thursday at Miss Ad die McCormick 523 Denver street. Happy Hour luncheon Tuesday 1 PM at Mrs. W. W. Wyant Walnut Court apartments. Dickens Club meets Monday for Junehedn ab 1 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Charles Eaton Donald street. F. Q. P. club Thursday afternoon with Mrs. V. L. Fox 425 Conger street.

A. Klechele Public Library West Dickens Club Charles Eaton Ey Magee London Bridge Club W. G Bridge Club M. GC Troutner W. B.A KK. G. Hall Hardy Hour Club Irs W. W. Wyant Waterloo Elklets Elks Club George Smetser F. L. Club Gene Fisher Woman's Foreign Missionary Society St. Paul's M. E. Church W. C. A. Board W. CG Daughters of Civil War Veterans Memorial Hall F.T. A—Roosevelti_ school Sunshine Rebekah Lodge Waterloo LO O. F. Hall Black's Undies! Aid Society Calvary Evangelical Church Sons of Union Veterans Eva Clark Lucky Thirteen Fred Wittstock Ray Kimake Golden Link Club W. Isenhower Williston Avenue Wild Rose Club Addie McCormick Denver Street Happy Hour Club Walnut Court Apartments Donald Street F. Q. P. Club V. L. Fox Conger Street

Presbyterian Ladies Aid Circles Plan Luncheons This Week

Church News notes Circle 1 meets Thursday at 302 Alta Vista with Mrs T R Niven for a luncheon. Circle 2 holds a Wednesday noon luncheon at 124 Logan with Mrs A W Peterson. Circle 3 gathers at the church Railors at 2 30 Wednesday with Mrs E L Rumelt and Mrs Fred Hunt hosting. Circle 4 hosts a 1 o'clock Wednesday luncheon at 116 Kern Road with Mrs J B Roberts.

First Presbyterian Ladies‘ Aid Society T. R. Niven Alta Vista Avenue A. W. Peterson Logan Avenue E. L. Rummelt Fred Hunt J. 3. Roberts Kern Street

Hints in Beauty Care for Skin Tightening and Cleaning

Advice on astringents and skin care routines for clear skin. It covers benzoin and witch hazel as mild astringents, cold final rinses, daily ice baths, egg white masks, and massage with cleansing cream. Guidance includes avoiding overuse of strong astringents, and a method for clearing clogged pores with gradual routines.

L. B D. H

Golden Wedding to Be Observed with Reception

Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hattery celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with informal receptions at home 300% Fourth street west Waterloo The couple, married in Wall Wort Ohio on April 16 1870, have lived in Waterloo 39 years Mr Hattery retired salesman son Dr Hillis Hattery Los Angeles daughter Mrs W P Scott Springfield Mo will attend Also noted are the sixth birthday of Miss Helen Hospers honored at 415 Vermont street with games prizes and a birthday cake

J. S. Hattery Fourth Street West Wall Wort Ohio Waterloo Hattery Hillis Hattery Los Angeles Cal W. P. Scott Springfield Helen Hospers G. H. Hospers Vermont Street Jack Homer Eldora Washington Cathedral Washington Carol F. Winchester Fred F. Winchester Mary Corrine Dyer Tillie Oppedal Fort Dodge Stanhone

Service Held in Recognition of Woman Leaders

A YWCA regional conference in Chicago featured a Tuesday evening service at the University of Chicago chapel to honor women leaders. The event expanded beyond delegates to include women’s clubs, professional groups, campfire and girl scout organizations, and university women with Miss Jane Addams of Hull House as a special speaker.

University of Chicago Chicago Dean Charles Whitney Carey W. GC. A Jane Addams Hull House Ida Schwind Beth Tracy OC. H. Abbs

New Officers of White Shrine Are Installed

Two hundred fifty members and visitors attended the annual installation of Bethany White Shrine officers at Cedar Falls Masonic temple. Mrs Sigrid Wood and A R Baxter were installed as worthy high priestess and watchman of the shepherds. About 50 other officers from Waterloo were named. retiring high priestess presided and several past high priestesses assisted.

Bethany White Shrine Cedar Falls Masonic Temple Sigrid Wood A. R. Baxter Cedar Falls the Shepherds Waterloo A. R. Trunkey Etta Loyeaul Ross Worrell A. R. Forbes Peter Daley Charles Trunkey D. F. Merriman Frank Fuller Harry Fergemann Howard Bunt Harriett ‘Mentzer J. H. Bailey Joseph Miller Hattie Short Russell de Gon

Founders Day Program By St Pauls M E Church

The Woman's Missionary Society of St Pauls M E Church plans a Founders Day program titled The Remembering Party presented by six members led by Mrs Thomas Shaffer and Mrs E E Watson. Mrs CG Cassell will speak on 30 years of Foreign Missionary work and Mrs Wilard Scliverta will sing. Refreshments served by Mrs Myra Diomer Jotts and Mrs C E Thornberry.

A&a Woman's Missionary Society of St Foreign Missionary Society Wilard Scliverta Myra Diomer Jotts C. E. Thornberry

Waterloo Children Vote For U S Flower In National Ballot

Waterloo public libraries oversee a national kids ballot with 100 votes cast on the east side and a west side start planned. The wild rose leads countrywide with garden rool columbine and violet among top choices.

United States Gardenrool Columbine Violet

Waterloo D A R Represented at National Meet

Waterloo chapter D A R will send Mts. Bentley and Mrs. Nettle Brents to the continental congress in Washington next week. A Iowa delegation luncheon at the Carlton hotel closes with state business. receptions and hostess duties are arranged for April 18. Forty members attended the Friday dinner. performances and papers highlighted Iowa history and D A R magazine reviews.

M. Bentley Nettle Brents Waterloo Washington A&b Constituion Chicago Iowa Congressional Club Lowell F. Hobart George W. DeWald Black Ben Hesser Jack Patterson Grieg Norma Gaiser Patterson Spross Rogers Henry Grout M. J. O'Keefe DB. A. R George Lichty Washington, D. Cc

Hadassah Region Meeting Highlights Waterloo Leadership

Mrs. David Siegel spoke at a Chicago regional Hadassah luncheon with leaders from Chicago Zionist groups and United Palestine Appeal. The Waterloo Hadassah president participated in the event and a May fundraising appeal for Chicago's $300,000 quota was announced, chaired by Mrs. Siegel and Leo Gradinger.

David Siegel Waterloo Hadassah Chicago Palmer House Beart Franklin Hadassah Max Shulman Chicago Zionist’ Organization Harry M. Fisher United Palestine Appeal Association Bertha Read Dillon Schulman Junior Hadassah I. Rubinow Palestine Harry Berkman Israel Bala Ban Abba Hillel Silver Cleveland Mme Trene Paviaska Chicago Civic Opera Company Siegel

Young People to Attend District Meet at Oelwein

About 40 Waterlod youths are expected at the Eleventh district Christian Endeavor convention in Oelwein from April 19 to 21. Speakers include Bert Mertzym an district president and Anna Fary vice president with other leaders from Waterloo Des Moines and Waukon. About 200 people expected. the program features a two act comedy The Fameseekers staged by Universaust church youth.

Waterlod Christian Endeavor Oelyein Bert Mertzyman Anna Fary Martha Wolfe J. H. Ray LaVeta Anderson Mer- TH. Knott All of Waterloo Paul Krets Waukon Town Christian Endeavor Union E. G. Williams James Gavender Des Moines Everett Roble Towa

Brain Test Answer Spelling List Reveals Rare Errors

The prompt presents a spelling challenge with a numbered list of place names including Massa chusetts Cincinnati Bena dor Mississippi Melbourne Winnipeg Edinburgh Scandinavia Guatemala. The answer key highlights the correct forms and common mistakes to watch for in geography spelling.

Massachusetts Cincinnati Benador Mississippi Melbourne Winnipeg Edinburgh Scandinavia Guatemala

Northeastern Iowa Marriage Announcements Pick Up Couples

A long list of marriage announcements from Oelwein Charles City Watkins Nora Springs and surrounding towns details a series of weddings in early April including Nellie Troupe and Ben Hough in Oelwein and Emma Lebeda and Wesley Young in Watkins plus Fern Gallup and Dandeli Billings Nora Springs and many others with brides and grooms from Cedar Falls Fayette Clarksville New Hampton and Mason City. The notices note future residence on farms and town homes and reference officiants and parishes across the region.

Cedar Falls Girl to Become Bride of Waterloo Man

Engagement announced for Miss Margaret Geleste Armstrong of Cedar Falls and H. J. DeBerg of Waterloo. Summary details include a Cedar Falls party with bridge and 500 games, luncheon, prizes to several guests, and DeBerg’s occupation as an engineer for the Twin Cities Central railway. Additional social items note a bridge party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Doherty and a Waterloo Nurses club meeting at Hotel Russell-Lamson.

Margaret Geleste Armstrong Myr George G. Armstrong Cedar Falls H. J. DeBerg Waterloo Black Hawk Hotel L. W. Witwer George W. Samson, Jr Anton Berg Robert Mayer Town State Teachers College Gedar Falls High School de Berg Tineis Central Railway C. L. Armstrong J. EB. Armstrong George BD

Stella Morse to Wed Mason City Man

Miss Stella Morse daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Morse 426 Leland avenue will wed Holster Jones of Mason City at 8 o clock this evening in the parsonage home of Dr J Richmond Morgan pastor of First Congregational church Attending the bride will be her sister Miss Mildred Morse and Frank Mandler Osage best man The couple will drive to Mason City after a family dinner at the bridegrooms home Miss Morse has been a bookkeeper for Decker Packing in Mason City and attended local schools Jones also attended Mason City schools and is a farmer A miscellaneous shower was given for the bride elect by her mother and she had other events in Mason City before coming here a week ago

Stella Morse J.A. Morse Leland Avenue Holster Jones, Mason J. Richmond ‘Morgan Firs Congregational Church Mildred Morse Frank Mandler Osage Mason City

Study Club Names Mrs T E Scott President 1929 30

Mrs. T E Scott was elected president of the Friday Study Club for 1929 30 at a Friday afternoon meeting held in the home of Mrs C H Davis. New officers include vice president Mrs A G Cale secretary Mrs A E Randall treasurer Mrs J G Forbes critic Mrs B L Cobb parliamentarian Mrs O HL Abbs. The social committee was named with Mrs Albert Henison chair assisted by Mrs W G Breckenridge and Mrs G W Stilson. The program committee outlined plans for next year and the group discussed the life and works of Carrie Jacobs Bond with two songs read to music and a phonograph rendition of The Perfect Day. A surprise meeting is planned for April 26.

T. E. Scott C. H. Davis Fourth Street West A. G. Cale A. E. Randall J. G. Forbes B. L. Cobb Albert Henison W. GO. Breckenridge G. W. Stilson Ufes Carrie Jacobs Bond B. L. Holton

Phi Sigma Chi Plans Invitation Dance Next Week

Phi Sigma Chi will host an invitation dance at the Elks club in Waterloo next Friday evening. Casey Jones and the Riviera Trio will perform with musical novelties from Jones and the orchestra and possibly vaudeville acts from the Riviera theatre. The fraternity committee includes Eldred Haselman, Harry Hesser, Roger Brunn, and C. T. O'Connor.

Casey Jones The Riviera Theatre Waterloo Elks Club Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity Jones Riviers Theatre Fraternity Eldred Haselman Harry Hesser Roger Brunn Cc. T. O'Connor

Minnesingers Banquet Tonight At Town State Teachers College

Seventy five will attend the Minnesingers annual banquet at 6 36 p m in the Gold room of the Hotel President Cedar Falls. Minard Stout will be toastmaster with Dr Homer H Seerley and professors Hayes Pullerton among speakers. Guests include C R Latham and Gahwell Jar and Prof Irving Wolfe. The club recently finished a concert tour visiting Osage Mason City Corwith West Bend Humboldt Fort Dodge Webster City and Ackley.

Minnesingers Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls Tory Minard Stout Homer H. Seerley W. BE. Hayes GC. A. Pullerton Glee Club C. R. Latham Seerley G. M. Gahwel- Jar Irving Wolfe Latham Ralph Childs Waterloo Osage Mason City Corwith West Bend Humboldt Fort Dodge Webster City Ackley

Waterloo Hobby and Fet Show Opens With 125 Entries

A year ago in Waterloo the Hobby and Fet Show opened in Courierhall with 125 entries. Jacob Fucss announced the purchase of the rite property on Fifth and Water Streets from Mrs. Bridget Lynn for 35000 dollars. Thirteen defendants stood before Judge G J Sager in municipal court on Friday April 13.

Waterloo

Baked Apples and Butterscotch Pie Recipes

Readable text shows recipes for baked apples with peanut butter and lemon, York Patties style pork croquettes, and a butterscotch pie with brown sugar milk eggs butter and vanilla. Includes steps for preparing fillings, frying croquettes, and baking pies with meringue topping.

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