P E O Programs Highlight Meeting at Two Homes
Members of P E O enjoyed Chapter 7 at Mrs Robert Knox and Chapter FE at Mrs J H Verne Myers. Mrs W E Spencer spoke on A Visit to Japan with notes from her trip, followed by a play read by Mrs Lane. Decorations featured tulips and faster lilies. A special April 30 meeting is planned at Mrs Carl Bickley with Mothers and guests day slated for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E.O
Robert Knox
JH. Verne Myers
Japan
W. E. Spencer
Knox
Lane
George Kelly
Myers
J.L. Leonard
O C G. E. Pickett
E. L. Corton
Ola Babcock Miller
Washington
Chapter FE
Carl Bickley
Christina Kobriger Weds Frank Zweibohmer at Ossian
Friends announce the 7:30 pm marriage at St Pranci church Ossian of Christina Kobriger daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kobriger and Frank Zweibohmer. The couple, formerly of Waterloo, plan to live in Ossian after a trip to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pranci Church
Ossian
Christina Kobriger
Frank Zweiboshmer
Lawrence Kobriger
Waterloo
Zweibohmer
Gates Business College
Chicago
Church and civic groups plan spring activities
Churches and social groups across the area announce meetings and events. Universalist parish house hosts a leap year dance plan while Wartburg League and Jolly Couples list gatherings. Mary Gar ish Burma speaker and multiple women’s societies prepare programs with meals and elect officers.
Piano Pupils of Bertha Ferris Present Recital at Home
Piano pupils of Bertha Elizabeth Ferris will give a 7 30 recital at the home of Juncker today. Mothers will be guests. Program includes Minster, Tartate, Brook's Fry, Lassam, Kern, Roath, Sings, Gilbert, Birth Sergeant, Mipssner Russet Mowbrie, Priscilla's Song Cradle Song and more with various songs and dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Elizabeth Ferris
Wee Muensker
Helen Tartate
Brook
Fry Paleo
Lassam Katvdl
Kern Roath
Dorothy Brown
Dante
Pete Ee
Williston Beromenschensel
Fee
Mirsoner
Lucie
Marics
Lucetta Cook
Miss Ferris
Avalanche
Mirsoner Presser Gries
Morel Heller Erma Dean
Two College Song Recitals Promote Musical Week
Miss Violet Watters of Waterloo soprano and Miss Norma Chase of Muscatine mezzo soprano will give a song recital at 5 p m tomorrow in Gilchrist Chapel at Iowa State Teachers College. Accompanists are Misses Ductile Thomson and Carene Van der Sall. The program includes arias from Le Nozze di Figaro, pieces by Bach and Rachmaninoff, and songs by Lassen, with selections for both singers. Also listed are a Kensington gathering by Grace Methodist Episcopal church aids and a birthday party with banjo by Leo Webber and Everett Hansen, plus an all day Kensington event for S O V Auxiliary at Mrs. Chadwick’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Watters
Waterloo
Norma Chase
Muscatine
Gilchrist Chanel
Iowa State Teachers College
Ductile Thomson
Carene van der Sall
Chase Nina
Pergolesi
Miss Watters
Mozart
Miss Chase
Rachmaninowt
Liza Lehmanos
Farley Rachmantawy
Owls
Chase
Dullaby
Ware Cyril Beatt
Warren
Kensington
Aid Society of Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
W. P. Hoxie
H. CG. Wilbur
Jack Patterson
Donna
N. F. Hansen
Leo Webber
Everett Hansen
Club Notes and Society Gatherings This Week
Mrs Jamies Roberts hosts Just-Ale Bridge club Thursday afternoon in Black’s tea room. L M I club members meet at East High School auditorium at 8 30 a m Thursday for School orchestra practice hour then breakfast hosted by Mrs Fred J Miller and Mrs C R Hoxie at Miller home. Forget-Me-Not club plans a piesing luncheon Thursday at Mrs Merrill Peterson’s home. Membership meeting notes from yesterday at Geraldine Louglas home with violin solo by Phucbe Jane Eickelbere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Fred J. Miller
C. R. Hoxie
H. D
Geraldine Louglas
Phucbe
Jane Eickelbere
Forget-Me-Not Club
Merrill Peterson
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna He Sums Diet Myths
A fragment discusses fallacies of dirt and diet in beauty care. It claims dietary changes alone cannot cure conditions linked to nervousness and life stresses, noting exceptions like pregnancy. The text critiques reliance on fruits vegetables and laxatives, and hints at travel fatigue and bathing effects in a casual, instructional tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Lenat Sabpurmid
Business Women's Week Observance at Climax
Observance of National Business Women's Week sponsored by the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs with a meeting tonight led by Mrs. George Worthen. President Mrs. Warsaw notes the group’s aims to foster better women in business and strong community service through daily themes and health focus led by Miss Vera Burk with emphasis on member health and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foderation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
George 123. Worthen
Ww. W. Warsaw
Rhode Island
Ratu H. Gartison
iTowa Public Service Company
Empire
Vera Burk
F Federation of Business and Professional Women
Tami
Telegraph Talk Highlights Telegraph Office Life at Hotel Russell
Mrs. Miller presents a cross section of life in a telegraph office and explains telegraph history and its impact on civilization. The event features decorative place cards with a messenger boy and the motto What Hath God Wrought while noting Western Union employs 69,000 people. Miss Bid Downing named new first vice president with delegates elected for the Davenport convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Lamson
Western Union
Miss Bid Downing
Ethel Chandler
Inez Coburn
Davenport
Mary Horner
R. J. Sweeney
Community clubs host varied programs at Cedar Fells and Hadassah meetings
Members of the B Natural Music Club and guests heard a Russian program by Music and Drama department at Cedar Fells Woman's club home hosted by Miss Mae Howell. Sixty five attendees enjoyed vocal numbers an interpretative dance and a play followed by refreshments. Hadassah Junior and Senior groups planned future events with tryouts for parts to be held at Miss Myn Deuwrehman's home. A milk fund bag drive aided Palestine relief and May events at Cedar Heights Woman's club featured a supper and reports read at the regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Cedar Fells
Hadassah Society
Ss Unger
Tomorning
Myn Deuwrehman
Iyn Cohn
TORS
Hadassah
of Palestine
Thich
Schulte Building Contract Awarded for Bridge Street Block
A. Maine Co. wins general contract from Schulte Realty Co. for a new eight‑stall business block on Bridge street. Plumbing and heating go to Zook & Bentz, electric wiring to Sweetman Electric, with painting to be set later. Building features matte‑freed brick and Bedford stone trim under a 99‑year lease by Realty Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dl. A. Maine Company
Bridge Street
Schulte Realty Company
M. B. Cleveland
Zook & Bentz
Sweetman Electric Company
Realty Company, of
H_ Schulte
Waterloo & Cedar Falls Union Mill Co
Worthy Grand Visit Planned by Electa O. E. S.
Maude Thompson of Des Moines will be the Worthy Grand Matron while Electa Grand chaper visits town for an official visit tomorrow evening. Queen of Sheba chapter No. 19 and Palestine chapter 28 will hold a joint meeting in their hall followed by a reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude
Thompson
Des Moines
Worthy
Electa
Queen of Sheba Chan’ Ter
Palestine
Delicious Egg Omelet and Fruit Dressing Recipe Tips
A compact cooking note describes a Dutch omelet with sausage and onions, plus a delicate fruit-dressing mix of milk, flour, sugar, eggs, and lemon vinegar, served over buttered toast. It also offers tips on potato chips, buttering potatoes, and proper boiling and draining methods for fried potatoes.
Birthday Parties Reported in Local Social Notes
Mrs A N Smith hosted twelve girls at a birthday party for her niece Betty Jane Griefnas on Bettys tenth birthday. The hostess was assisted by Mrs Emma Averill. Zach guess received a party favor. A pink and white cake was cut. Mrs Gerald Wood held a birthday party for her husband at her mother Mrs P M Berg’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Smith
Betty Jane Griefnas
Betty
Emma Averill
Zach Guess
Mr. Wood
Gerald Wood
P. M. Berg
McWilliams Takes Over Harvey Moodie Offices Adds Physiotherapy
Dr. R B McWilliams announces taking over the offices of Drs Harvey and Moodie on the 6th floor of the Lauerman Building and introducing the latest physiotherapy modalities. He will use the Toplin system to correct broken arches without supports in connection with spinal adjustments. Consultations and analysis are always free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Harvey & Moodie
Lauerman Bldg
Toplin
Georgette
Batiste
Y. W. C. A. Carnival to Feature 200 Players April 27
The Health education department of the Y W C A plans a two day carnival April 27 28 in the Y W C A gymnasium with 14 acts and four side shows involving over 200 performers. Local professional acts from theatres and Cedar Falls join in including Doris Riggins swinging ladder act and a Little Red Riding Hood swiming pool play directed by Ruth Brucehart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
YW. C. A. Waterloo Playground Association
Cedar Falls
Doris Riggins
Little Red Riding Hood
Ruth Brucehart
West High School
Louise Palmer
Sylvester Howell
Mmes. E. L. Rohlf
Paul Sardeson
Harry Shaw
Bun Lichty
Henry Frank
Ray Lewis
H. S. Bunnell
W. 4. Howrey
Marjorie Marsh -Brown
Pearl Roberts
Grace Newkirk
Po Hceman
Bar of Justice
John Gwynne
E. J. Brucher
Donald Gass
Bill Fowler
Department
Cedar Heights Church Reports Growth and Finances
The Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church added fifteen members at its annual meeting. Rev. J A Laurie presided as trustees W F Parrott and Ralph Edgerton were elected, Edgerton as treasurer, and H J Burdick and H A Morgan as elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
H. J. Burdick
H. A. Morgan
H. W. Moeller
FE. L. Stover
Ladies’ Aid and Missionary Societies
Quarantines Listed for Varied Childhood Illnesses
Richard Miller aged 7 of 136 1 Prospect Avenue is under quarantine for chickenpox. Donald Sulentic age 2 and Karnex Sulentic age 4 of 1301 Vine Street are quarantined for mumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Miller
Prospect Avenue
Donald Sulentic
Karnex Sulentic
Vine Street
Give Your Hair a Chance By Edna Wallace Hopper
Edna Wallace Hopper urges readers to value hair care and cleanliness. She claims weekly washing with a top shampoo cleanses follicles, enhances natural coloring, and flattens dullness. She promotes Fruity Shampoo for 60 cents at toilet counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Eden Wallace Hopper
Value of Graduate Study Discussed by Waterloo Leaders
Supt C A Bittrell of Waterloo west schools urged lifelong schooling from babyhood to old age while addressing the Superintendents club on graduate study He noted degrees aid job prospects but do not guarantee success and stressed the need for practical experience before a doctorate The discussion referenced theses such as Cockroaches and set the optimal post graduate window at ages 25 to 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bittrell
Waterloo West Schools
Superintendents’ Club
H. L. Belis
Iowa State Teachers College
Belis
Iowa
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Daughters of Barbell
K. Af Churlh
H. OG. W. Priendship
Dana Lequard
Aid Society
Calvary Evangelical J Church
Becker
Ww. S
Parrott Building
Fortoightly Club
Mr. Cornish
Frank Zweibohmer
Dewar
Dewar Methodist Church
Homer Albright
Eawin Boardman
First Brethren Church
Church News
Universalist
Clara Barton Guild
Ernest Griefnow
Herbert Anderson
Evelyn McKenzie
Wartburg League of First Gutheran Church
Jolly
Central Christian Church
Victor Read
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary Dunbar
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Society of the Cedar Valley Association
New Hartford
Mary Garish
Burma
India
EH. B. Cropper
R. A. Folk
Ladies’ Social Union of Universalist Church
Circle Four
First Lutheran Missionary Society
G. A. Mead
Ferris T. Drew
First Baptist Church
First United Presbyterian Aid Society
W. O. Chisholm
Daurphiers of
Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Trinity American Luther League
Howard Hauserman
Pearl Higgins
Vivian Thompson
Arnald Zi
Bertha Ferris
R. W. Chadwick
Postpor Chib
Forbes
Abe Ewcom
C. F. Club
C. Albert Scholin
A. C. Kesser
A. Beatman
Martha Mmccormick
Gil Cutter
Frieda Krug
Electa O. E. S
R. B. McWilliams
Ros
Y. W
Cedar Heights Presbyterian
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Bittrell
A. M. Garrick
Sartori Memorial Hospital
White House
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Mely
Eer
New York
Kayser Sik
Kayser
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