Miss Rubye Heald and Aubrey Jolls to Wed May 1
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Rubye Heald daughter of Mrs Alice Heald to Aubrey Jolls son of Mr and Mrs Homer Jolls was made at a party at the home of the bride elects sister Mrs C F Nagle 1411 Sixth street west The gate of the wedding will be May 1 Smal colonial dots in pastel shades marked the guests places at four small tables and a scroll concealed in parasols held by the dolls gave the news of the coming wedding Lighted tapers tied with tulle formed centerpieces at the tables Favors were won by several guests including Mrs Heald and Miss Hesid is a dental assistant for Dr M S Cornish and has long been a soloist in First M E church Mr Jolls is connected with Buchanan optical shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubye Heald
Alice Heald
Aubrey Jolls
Homer Jolls
C.F. Nagle
Sixth Street West
Bunce
Miss. Heald
Roger Elis
Dora’ Shafer
Hamer Dolls
Claude Berray
George Hutchinson
G. Albert Schol
Re-election of A A U W Northwest Central Section Head
Mrs. F. H. Waters of Ames was re elected director of the northwest central section of the American Association of University Women at the national convention in New Orleans last week. Cedar Rapids was named the next spring 1990 meeting place with states including North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota Nebraska and Iowa. Dr. Mary E Woolley president of Mount Holyoke College was re elected president of the national association for two years. Dr Aurelia Reinhardt Mills College remains chairman of international relations. Boston will host the next biennial convention in 1931 the fiftieth anniversary of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Waters
Ames
American Association of University Women
New Orleans
South Hadley
Mass
National Association
F. G. Atkinson
Minneapolis
Aurelia . Reinhardt
Mills College
Cal
Cedar Falls
International Rela Hons
Boston
Bride-elect Lucille Huntington Bridge Party Tonight
Bridge party to honor Miss Lucille Huntington bride-elect of Lambert Lowe. Hostesses Mrs Harold Sibert Wilbur Van Eman and Mrs Merle Braden at 22 Home Park Blvd. Three tables of bridge, pink and green luncheon. Guests include Mrs Lesle Lewis Mrs Edward Northey Mrs Julius Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Sibert
Wilbur van Eman
Merle
Braden
Sibert
Home Park Boulevard
Lucille Huntington
Lambert Lowe
Bridge
Huntington
Lesle Lewis
Edward Northey
Julius’ Johnson
Loretty Chaplin
LeRoy Junger
Frances’ Thull
Virginia Pedicord
Society Calendar of Local club meetings and events
Tonight many groups hold meetings and events across Waterloo and nearby venues. Daughters of Civil War Veterans, Sunshine Rebekah lodge, Woman’s clubs, Ladies’ Aid societies, and church circles convene at halls, churches, and tearooms including Roosevelt school Black's tearoom and First Presbyterian, Calvary Evangelical, and Trinity Lutheran venues with activities all day and into Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Renue
P.T. A—Roosevelt School
K. C. Hall
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
OLFL
Business and Professional Women's Club
Black's Tearoom
Statter Good Circle
King's Daughters
Earl White
Graves Memorial A. B. Church
C. A. Cathey
Lydia Society
First Presbyterian Church
W. Cc
Grace M. E
Fred Wittstock
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul’s M. E
Ray Kimler
Thimblebee
O. O
Calk
Golden Link Club
C. W. Isenhower- Girele
First Presbyterian Aid Society
A. W. Peterson
J. J. Roberts
First U. B
Charles Shaffmer
First M. E. Church
Kensingtons Parsonage
Graves Memorial U. B. Sisterhood
H. G. W. Friendship Club
T. E. Kenrick
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
East Park - Presbyterian Ladies
Ald Society
J. G. Pilson
Woman's
Walnut Street
E. M. Lichty
Becker
QO. E
Masonic Temple
First Lutheran Church
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
B. R. T.fireman’s Hall
M. B. A. Lodge
K. P. Hall
East Park Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Riehl Street
Family Party Observes Golden Wedding in Ackley
Ackley April 16 Thirteen children, 26 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren attended the golden wedding anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs Martin Greenfield at their Ackley home. Their sons are Harm, Jacob, Henry, George, Samuel, Daniel and Catrin. Daughters include Ella Shugar, Carrie Meyers, Della Wiley, Dena Sauler, Steena and Dorothea. The couple married April 15, 1879, by Rev John Vanderlas of Westtriesland Presbyterian. They farmed near Ackley before moving to town seven years ago. Mr Greenfield, born in Germany, came to America at 17. Mrs Greenfield, formerly Steena Kurtzleben, was born in Freeport Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Ackley
Martin Greenfield
Harm
Jacob
Henry
George
Samuel
Daniel
Catrin
Ella Shugar
Carrie Meyers
Della Wiley
Parkersburg
Ars
Dena Sauler
Hampton
Steena
Dorothea Greenfield
Greenfield
John Vanderlas
Westtriesland- Presbyterian Church
Germany
America
New Spring Books At Club Library At Waterloo
April demand for new books at the Waterloo Woman's club library includes Cradle of the Deep by Joan Lowell and Dodsworth by Sinclair Lewis. Other titles feature What Price Youth by Elizabeth Looper and The Sealed Trunk by Father J Webster. Mrs Guy Ackason chairs the list as visitors plan a luncheon for Mercy Aylesworth and Emma Blythe, with weekend visitors planned in West High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Joan Lowell
Sinclair Lewis
Dodsworth
Guy Ackasom
Elizabeth Looper
Mary Roberts Rinehart
W. B. Seabrook
Faith Baldwin
Dark Hester
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Arthure Stringer
Fr. J. Webster
Carolyn Wells
Howard W. Hallowell
Black's Tearoom
Mercy Aylesworth
Estherville
Emma Blythe
Williamsturety
West High School
Hints in Beauty Care Kent Fore LeiuFling Defects
Reader guidance on self image and beauty routines notes most so called flaws are subjective and urges calm demeanor. Advice covers skin tone freckling, nose shape concerns, and lines. promotes relaxed posture, healthy circulation, and regular scalp massage with gentle shampoo to aid hair growth and scalp health.
Modernistic Art Talk and Club News Highlights
In a recent Chapter 7 meeting Mrs. E. E. Mager hosted discussions on modernistic art across buildings, pictures, sculpture and furniture. Key leaders cited include Frank Lloyd Wright and Joseph Urban. The session featured architecture displays and a plan to send two girls to a WGA camp, plus committee assignments for next year across clubs and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Cleveland
E. E. Mager
Prospect Avenue
Chapter 7
P. BE
Frank Lloyd Wright
Joseph Urban
Erno Paul
Eel Saarinin
E. L. Gorton
R. P. Birdsall
N. Shane
BH. W. Wente
Club Notes on Bridge and Garden Luncheon Gatherings
Mrs Frank H Jones entertains her bridge club at luncheon in Black's tearoom Thursday. H G W Friendship club meets Wednesday at Mrs T B Kendrick’s home 609 Upton Ave. T A M bridge club hosted by Mrs George Fergernan Thursday at Green Lantern tearoom. Forget Mr Noi octup holds Thursday with Mrs M F Peterson 718 Riehl St for picnic luncheon. Miss Marcella Parker hosted London Bridge club at dinner and bridge Monday at Hotel President. Club meets April 29 at Black's tearoom with Miss Norma Bell hostess. Miss Della Tritz and Stella Crawl hosted T T D club at White Sea Inn Monday. M B Q W Bridge club formed at Black's tearoom Monday. plans for second Monday monthly. Dinner served, bridge in full swing. Members include Mrs Edgar Sweltzer Mel John McDowell Mrs Lawrence Pint Mrs Ralph Alexander Misses Susan Lauren Loretta Benilerk Kan nengeiser Mac Pinn Leone Trainor Mardatte McDowell Betty Leonard Bertrice Schares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Parker
London Bridge Club
Black's Tearoom
Norma Bell
Della Tritz
Stella Crawl
T. T. D. Club
White Sea Inn
Wartburg Luther League and many church group meetings
Church notices list Wartburg Luther League meeting at First Lutheran and multiple parish events across Calvary Grace M B Grace M. E. Plymouth and other churches. Activities include entertainments luncheons business meetings social gatherings and a musical reading with refreshments and bake sales scheduled Wednesday through Friday and an April 24 rescheduled sewing circle event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg Luther League
First Lutheran Church
Girls' Glee Club of LeMars Sings Here Tonight
LeMars based Girls Glee Club of Western Union college will perform at First Evangelical church at 7 45 pm as Waterloo Christian Endeavor hosts a district meeting. Rev Irvine E Wade will speak. the Endeavor banner prize awaits the society with highest attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union College
LeMars
Waterloo Christian Endeavor Imjon
First Evangelical Church
Irvine E. Wade
Christian Church
Oelwein
The
Christian Endeavor
Church of the Brethren
Anna Fury
Emerton PTA Meeting With Health Talk and Musical Numbers
P T A activities at Emerton will convene at 7 30 Thursday evening. Dr J H Butts will address Conserving Our Health and Supt C A Kittrell will speak. The girls glee club under Miss Lyla Day Stirling and Mary Jean Gates will sing. Mrs A C Vaughan presides and Mrs E E Wilson handles refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerton
Associaton
J. H. Butts
C. A. Kittrell
Girls’ Glee Club
Lyla Day
Stirling
Mary Jean Gates
A. C. Vaughan
E. E. Wilson
Burton Ave Church Enjoys Good Growth
Annual meeting of Burton avenue Baptist church reported strong growth with 115 attending a one dinner at 6 o clock. Officers elected include Sunday school superintendent Clifford Dryden church clerk Jennie Peterson deacons Walter Larrabee Howard Sequest trustees Lewis Gates Ernest Williams Harry Murray plus senior superintendent Mrs OC Loken intermediate superintendent Mrs J J Morrison junior superintendent Miss Jona Davis. Committees were appointed and reports showed positive progress across departments with music from the church orchestra a violin duet by Winifred Armstrong Sidney Peterson and a men’s quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Charles Brown
Chfford Dryden
Jennie Peterson
Walter Larrabee
Howard Sequest
Lewis Gates
Ernest Williams
Harry Murray
Loken
J. J. Morrison
Board Adopts Plan to Enlarge Contagion Ward in Waterloo
The board of supervisors and the poor committee consider enlarging the county isolation hospital at Waterloo. Architect J S Bartley will refine plans to add a center unit with 14 beds, fire walls, metal doors, and dedicated spaces for tubercular and venereal patients, with sterilizing rooms in the basement. The project aims to start one unit this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Isolation Hospital
City of
Waterloo
Board of Supervisors
Poor Committee
J. S. Bartley
R. A. Doty
Doty
Bartley
Bir
G W. Lyon
F. R. Decker
Reading Course on Journalism at Library Now
A Waterloo library announcement notes the American Library Association publishing a new journalism reading course by Willard Grosvenor Bleyer of the University of Wisconsin. The course, part of the Reading with a Purpose series, covers career paths, ethics, and how newspapers operate, with eight books suggested for writers and readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Public Library
Willard Grosvenor Bleyer
University of Wisconsin
Callie Wieder
Bleyer
American Library Association
Ham and Sweet Potato Bake and Cheese Sticks
Instructions describe preparing a ham and sweet potato bake with layered ham pieces, sliced raw sweet potatoes, water and butter, then baking until tender. Also covered are cheese sticks made from bread slices with sharp cheese, browned in the oven, and a carrot and pimento salad stuffed peppers served on lettuce or nest.
Logical consistency puzzle hints with four statements
A brain teaser states that statements 2 and 3 can both be true while statements 1 and 4 cannot both be true. The item presents a self contained logic scenario for deduction.
Deere Tractor Plant Tour Delights Y Men’s Club Members
Members of the Y's Men’s club toured the John Deere Tractor Company plant, hearing from sales manager A. E. Randall. They learned daily output of 132 tractors, and that the vast six story facility is the world’s largest under one roof. The visit showcased paint, heat treating, gear making, assembly lines, testing, and the busy foundry, with red tags noting rework and workers praised for speed and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y's
John Deere Tractor Company
A. EF. Randall
Deere
John Deere Company
Mississippi River
Barney Oldfield
Missionary Warns Against Worship of Idols at Sacred Heart
Rev W D Tierney Jesuit missionary preached at Sacred Heart church on The Worship of Idols and False Gods warning that neglecting Gods commandments leads to honoring other creatures. He urged not to give Gods glory to another or praise to graven things citing I am the Lord thy God. Rev John M Cunningham to speak at 7 30 p m on Reconciliation today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Tierney
Sacred Hart Church
Father Tierney
John M. Cunningham
Local city notes from Belle Plaine to Davenport area
A jumble of notices lists visitors and travels including Mr and Mrs J A Gary at 43 Franklin St visiting Belle Plaine Cedar Rapids and Marion Ind. Mrs W Derpany leaves for Marion in response to a telegram. Daniel Cavanaugh improves after mastoid operation at St Francis hospital. Charles Zimmermen ill with erysipelas shows slight improvement. Mrs W C White and sister tour California visiting J B Fay in Minneapolis and other sights. Rev John Gabriel Davenport visits and brings greetings from Dr Court. Dr S F Heverly dentist listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Gary
Franklin Street
Belle Plaine
Cedar Rapids
Marion
W. Derpany
Pine Street
Daniel Cavanaugh
Leo A. Cavanaugh
Sixth Street West
St. Francis Hospital
Charles Zimmerman
Zimmermen
Leland Avenue
W. C. White
Third Street East
California
J. B. Fay
Minneapolis
Minn
Redwood Forests
San Joaquin and
Imperial Valleys
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
Roy Phinney
Cal
A. V. Noble
Eighth Street
Noble
John Gabriel
Davenport
C. E. Pfeiffer
Gabriel
F. W. Court
First
M. E. Church
FP. Heverly
Black Hawk
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo
Mrs. Mary Crotty, 99, underwent an operation at St Francis hospital for gall bladder trouble under local anesthetic. A G Reid was elected Rotary club president. Matt Ahles announced he would not seek re election. Alles will have served nine years when his term ends January 1, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crotty
St. Francis Hospital
A. G. Reid
Rotary Club
Matt Ahles
Posnér-Barclay-Fox
Alles
Gas Association of Midwest Will Meet Here in 1930
Waterloo chosen as site for the 1930 Midwest Gas Association convention. R H Garrison reports from H B Maynard secretary who is attending the 1925 Minneapolis meeting. Dates set for April 14 15 16 17 with Maynard and Chamber of Commerce arranging the invitation. The Minneapolis gathering drew about 500 delegates from Minnesota Illinois Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin North and South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Midwest’ Gas Association
R. H. Garrison
Ions Public Service Company
H. B. Maynard
Maynard
Minneapolis, Oates
Chamber of Commerce
F. McGinn
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Midwest Association
Prosperity at Hand for Agriculture of West Railman Says
Des Moines reports W. H. Bremner, president and receiver of the Minneapolis & St. Louis railroad, predicts lasting prosperity for the northwest and central agricultural regions. He cites better farming conditions and expects continued business improvement tied to farmer prosperity while noting airplane travel may reshape long haul passenger traffic but rail remains dominant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. H. Bremner
Minneapolis
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Bremner
Constipation blamed as skin troubles cure claimed
An advertisement links constipation to skin problems and headaches. It promotes Kellogg's ALL-BRAN as a 100 percent bran solution, claiming doctors approve and promising relief with two tablespoonfuls daily. Produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Kiddies Dress Pattern Ad From Courier Pattern Dept
An old advertisement promoting Pattern 1607 for child dresses in printed and plain fabrics like georgette silk crepe and gingham. It notes sizes 3 to 4, yardage needs, easy instructions, and a perfect fit guarantee. Order with 15 cents plus 0.36 yardage details, and request the Spring Summer Fashion Book for 10 cents, mailing to Courier Pattern Dept in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cains
Cain
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th Bt
New York City
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Miss Rubye Heald
Dorothy Scully
Alto Vista! Avenue
Thelma Driscoll
Marion Johnson
George Scully
Carol Burr
Maxine Mead
Helen Renk
Helen Margadant
Catherine Connely
Alpha Delphians
Irs
A. C. Whessler
Alpha “Delphian Society
Ah Literary’ Society
Alpha Literary Society
Iowa State Teachers College
Black
Kent
Tess
Castile
Hautaugus
Chautauqua Circle
Public Library West
Holland
Eleanor Louise Reiff
A. BE. Reiff
Linden Avenue
Cedar Heights Club
Cedar Heights
G. B. Dennison
A. H. McCutcheon
la Parte City
First Congregational Church
Ray Breécunier
W. H.eves
Bert Ben~nett
Elsie Lorenz
BE. S
J. &. Frederick
John Duke
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Frank H. Jones
Oridge Club
H.G. W. Friendship Club
T. B. Kendrick
Upton Ave
T. A. M. Bridge Club
George Fergernan
Green Lantern Tearoom
Church News
Calvary Evangelical Church
Grace M. B. Church
E. H. Gutler
Cutler Street
Kensingtons
Grace M
E. Elrich
Paresonage
Sisteryhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Senior Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ladies' Aid Society
Calvary Evan- Gellens Church
Walnut Street Baptist Woman’s Societies
Wednesey
St. Paul's M. E
George Lovéall
First Baptist Church
W. A. Davis
Randolph Street
Woman's Organization
A. B. Loveres
Third Street West
Queen Esthers
St. Paul's M. EB
George Berray
Edwards Street
Nella Merrill Cummings
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Stimson
Ward-Stephens
Girls’ Glee Club of
Boy Scout Troop
Edison School
L. S. Richard
Seventh Street West
P.T. A. Activities
Burton Ave. Church
Library Now
Fort Dodge
Webster Calinty
BE. Cavanaugh
Pario
Mastenpieres
Eure
Walk Thru Deere Shop
God
S. H. Missionary
PRIEF
West End
Hidg. Buchanan
GAS Association OF Midwest
Agriculture of
West
Railman
Kellogg’s
Getter
Evening Courier
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