Waterloo club nominees for 1928 29 offices listed
Mrs A E Johnson leads a slate for the Waterloo Business and Profession Woman's Club officers for 1928 29 with posts for vice president recording secretary corresponding secretary treasurer and directors. Delegates to the May state convention at Keokuk are named and a by law revision to align fiscal year with state federation dates is planned. A Town talk by Ralph H Garrison on women in business stresses equal ability and wartime gains for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans of
Civ
Dn Memorial Balk
Grant
Appomattos
A. G. Mars
G. W. Lueht
Millicent
Winifred Rickoff
T. RB. Shannon
GA. R
Fort Sumter
Little Helen
Wilma Alderman
Grace McCullough
Phil Hanns
Iveses S. Grant
Organizion
Ginner
A. J. ‘Rodenhaver
Rodenhaver
Elvan Wannamaker
May ‘Walker
Mary Woorf
Hland
A. E. Johnson
Lst
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Johnson
W. W. Warsaw
J. F. Balensifer
Olivia Hacker
Ada Adams
Maude Harmon
Charlotte Howe
Ruby Elam
Alice Wycoff
Bess Nichols
Catherine McNally
Helen Swinbank
Renney
Iowa
Althout
Des Moines
Younkers
Emily K. Kneubuhl
Kneubuhl
Ralph H. Garrison
Abe
Middlewest
East
Kent
Garrison
Siti
Kathryn Fleming
Gedir
Lillian
Drriser
Russ Burke
M. B. Ac-Lodge 1115
Tomore Tow
BP. Hall
Elzzabeth Lyons
Mason City
New Stats
Lodge 57
M B. A
Two Teachers to Present Recital by Music Pupils
Pupils of Miss Maude Hardy and Miss Ruth Hey will present a recital at 7 30 p m Friday in the recreation room of the Siwank School of Music. The program includes a flute and cornet trio, duets, and numerous solos featuring students and local performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hardy
Ruth Hey
Siwank School of Music
W. OG. AL
Harris
Clifford Yagla
Sheldon Hardy
Pickaninny Kid
T. E. Kendrick
Doris Price
Dorthy Rollins
Opal Cunningham
Velma Davis
Ramona Werlaufer
Francis Price
Elda Schultz
Richard Price
Margaret Ballantyne
Harry Kahler
Marjorie Price
Harold Schroeder
Verona Myers
Glenn Davis
Thelma Barie
Delores Trost
Dorothy Rollins
Bernice Oliver
Grace Kahler
Ilfrieda
Schultz
Norma Wolf
Gates Cannon Nuptials at Independence
Miss Mabel Cannon of Brandon and Emmett Gates of Walker were married at St John’s Catholic church Independence in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev W T Donohue. Attendants included Loretta Hitkey and Clarence Cannon. A four course dinner followed at the bride’s home with about 70 relatives. The couple plans a home on a farm north of Walker.
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Brandon
Mabel Cannon
Emmett Gates
Walker
St. John's Catholic Church
Independence
W. T. Donohue
Loretta Hitkey
Clarence Cannon
John Cannon
Nowe Dame Seminary
Seon
Frank Gates
Rowley High School
Informative Talks at John Fiske PTA Meeting
The John Fiske school Parent Teacher Association held a meeting with talks on The Plate of the Supreme Court in the History of the United States and What a Scout Program Is. A A Gimmer man and A FL du spoke, Miss Arlene Peters read, and Mrs. R V Raines led singing with piano solos. The second grade won the attendance banner and local groups planned a bridge and 300 card party tomorrow at 2:30 PM in the school auditorium.
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Supreme Court
United States
John Fiske School
A A. Gimmerman
A. FL du
Arlene Peters
R. V. Raines
Anitra
Grieg
George Watson
Caris
St. John’s Spring Circle
George Scully
Frank Webber
Church News Highlights Local Society Meetings
First Lutheran Missionary Society gathers tomorrow at 2 30 in the church with Arthur Peterson Mrs nry Linge bach and Mrs W A Dow listed among the hostesses. Margaret's Guild of St Mark's Ep Methodist church plans a luncheon at Mrs Ed Members home following discussions on the History of the Prayer Book. Aid Society members from Imral Canc NE plan an event tomorrow with Mrs FP Widker Emworth hosting. Grace church attendees from Worth report Miss Charlene Lawson as chair for rerestments.
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First Lutheran Missionary Society
Park Bostesses
Arthur Peterson
Nry Lingebach
W. A. Dow
G. Margaret's Mild
St. Mark's
Epsempal
Mra. Ed
Emworth Taian
Membe
Grace Church
Worth
Eye
Charlene Lawsop
Tor Rerestments
Walll
Wrage
Isabella Daughters Plan April Class Initiation
One hundred members attended the Daughters of Isabella meeting in EK Chall. The group voted to move meetings to the second and fourth Tuesdays to align with Knights of Columbus. Trination on April 12 involves about 25 new members with a banquet.
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Isabella
Chall
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Knights
Lucille O'Hagen
J. T. Sullivan
Farvors
Helen Farrell
Nick Delegardelle
John Koch
Thelma Reed to Wed Myron Melendy in June
The engagement of Miss Thelma Reed to Myron Melendy was announced at a dinner hosted by the Reed family at 412 Dawson Street. The wedding is planned for early June. Melendy is the son of Mrs. Emma Melendy of 409 Third Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Reed
Myron Melendy
Joseph Reed
Dawson Street
Melendy
Emma Melendy
Third Street
Wesb
Harold Bender
James Trimble
E. S. Peterson
Charles Romen
Wendell Zwanziger
P. E. Wight
Kenneth Lynes
E.C. Shoal
Anna Zwanziger
Agnes Melendy
Florence
Bartholomew
Thelma Bradford
Qpal
Elliott
Alice Roberts
Leola Reddin
Miss Reed
John Deere Company
Dinner party and card events highlight social season
Mrs. Sadie Nelson hosted a dinner for twenty at Black's tearoom with yellow and amber table settings and yellow poppies. Out of town guests included Mrs Victoria Holly from Cleveland and Francis Ritz with Paul Cutler from Hollywood. A separate St Joseph’s Rosary Society card party at O W Auditorium drew twenty five tables with top scores by Elizabeth Hess, Pat Walthron, Henry Conter and Dan Sullivan. Royal Neighbors Gold Leaf camp plans a card party next afternoon with Harriet Wightman on refreshments. Juveniles meet at 5 pm and Woodmen entertainment follows candidate reception.
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Sadie Nelson
Black
Wade H. Nelson
Vermont jStreet
Victoria Holly
Cleveland
Francis Ritz
Paul Cutler
Hollywood
Cal
Rosary Society of
Royal Neighbors
Gold Leaf Camp
Hall
G. J.mahanke
Harriett ; Wightman
Club Notes Report Tuesday Luncheon at Mrs Gene Day’s Home
The lamcheon club met yesterday at the home of Ms. Gene day with Janes Ora Brown and others attending. Guests from Marquette and California joined as entertainment and speeches. The next meeting is scheduled for the 27th at the home of May Ingamells.
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Lamcheon Club
Ms. George Ne
Janes- Ora Brown
Marquette
Chiude Bronhostess
Mro
Ainet Makinster
Potter
P. Ye
Lrvia Thomas
Th Warner
Los Angeles
Calyd Stevens
Floyd Gibson
May Andlgiino al Dy Ingamells
Choir concert aids Waverly orphans at Wartburg gym
The St. Pauls Lutheran choir of Waverly Iowa will present a benefit concert at Wartburg College gymnasium at 8 15 p m Friday under Prof E G Holst to support the Lutheran Orphans home. The program features solos duets and choruses from The Messiah and other sacred works with instrumental and vocal selections by Earle Sorg Dorothy Kraushaar and C B Mensing among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Orphans' Home
Wavely
St.Paul's Lutheran Church Choir
Wartburg College Gymnasium
E. G. Holst
Wartburg School of Music
Cornet Sulu
Gounody
E. H. Krommer
Stiaken
Thales
Lord
Wae
Mendelssohn
Herthe
Prattle of Child Rises Above Courtroom Questions
In Judge Hasners court a young child’s prattle interrupts legal proceedings over a habeas corpus writ. The 18 month old Oren Gilbert, adopted by Mrs. Boletta Gilbert, is claimed by paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Benson of 2002 Mulberry street. The Benson family seeks custody while Mrs. Gilbert resists parting with the child. The birth mother was Cleo Benson, the father Marlin Benson is confined in a hospital for the insane in Independence. The case, begun last Friday, was continued today with Milton F. Fields for the complainants and George D. Harris for Mrs. Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Hasners
New Waterloo Matron Named Mrs Warsaw Takes Police Role
Mrs. W W Warsaw, Fourth Street West, president of Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club, will assume police matron duties May 1 after mayoral appointment pending city council approval. She succeeds Mrs Alma May and is a cashier at Nichols and Gates furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Warsaw
Fourth Street West
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Glenn Tibbitts
Tibbitts
J. R. Thompson
Las
Watsow
Women Waltons Gather Tonight for Social Meeting
Ladies of the Izaak Walton League auxiliary will meet at the Waterloo East Club and River Improvement Association clubhouse at the foot of Second Street West. Reports will cover progress of the membership campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walton League Ausilary
Waterloo East Club and River Improvement Association
Secondstreet West
St Ansgar Woman Attends Mission Society Conferences
Mrs. C. H. Moore conference secretary for the Methodist Episcopal Missionary society tours district meetings of Women Foreign Missionary societies in Marshalltown Iowa City Independence and Rudd. She will stay with relatives at Mt Vernon a few days before returning. Mrs P Golberg and Miss Naomi Tubiens hosted a bridge gathering Saturday afternoon at Tubiens home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Species Service
St. Ansgar
C. H. Moore
Women’s Foreign Missionary Societies
Marshalltown
Iowa City
Independence
Rudd
Methodist Episcopal Missionary Society
Mt. Vernon i
P. Golberg
Naomi Tubiens
Bridge
Patterns for Sewing From the Waterloo Evening Courier
The notice offers up-to-date patterns from the Courier with accompanying designs and instructions to send to the fashion department in Waterloo. Readers are asked to enclose 15 cents per pattern and are promised completed patterns within about ten days after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Waterloo Wedding Among Local Travel Guards and Bond Debate
A collage of notices lists travelers and visitors from Des Moines to Waterloo including J C Batham and W Laird. Town events note a special election to issue 4500 dollars in bonds for a new East Ward school amid plans to form a new district northwest of Waterloo if approved.
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W. 1. Laird
Des Moines
Chicago Great Western Railway
Waterloo
Lydia Henry
South Street
East Ward
Park
Terloo Township
A. D. Dean
Waay Or
A. E. Jewett
Litchfield Factory
Miss King to Crown May Queen at Ames Fête
Miss Margaret King a West High sewing teacher will crown the May queen at the Ames May fete on May 11 at Iowa State College Ames. The event features a Japanese setting and recalls Miss King’s own May queen days at Ames. Pugsley heads Rotarians at district convention in Council Bluffs.
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Miss King
Ames
Maragret King
West High School
Iowa State College
Pugsley
Council Bluffs
Charles W. Pugsley
Brookings
Sioux Falls
S. D
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Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
M.S. Cornish
Ben Harduke
P. Hall
Temple Rehekah
Black Hawk I. O. O. F
East High School
Eldeen
Black's Careem
TY. A
Thomas W. Eaton
Merrill Peterson
Joan
Galdenglow
X . E. Hinze
Antene c. A
B. P. W. Presidency
Waterton
Chautauqua Ciab
Library West
Central America
Fine Arts
John Fiske
P.T. A
S. C. Vi
Sons of Union Vells
Corn Belt Business College
Lincoln
G. A. BR
R. W. McDowell
Black's
Henry Wurster
Henry Frank
Gwynne Weston
Harry Shaw
Herman Miller
Andrew G. Reid
Fh Vernon
Church News
Guid
Christ Epler
The
Aid Society of
Mral
W. Widker
Tearaem
Stain
G. FL Altstad
California
Florida
Caiwid
Mra. M
Myriian
Floyd
Waverly
Dertha Williams
Kreutster Christianien
Biene
Earl Sorg
Ye the Lord
Helst
van de Vater
Dorothy Kraushaar
Uno
Wilsons
C. B. Mensing
B. Schl
A. Schardt
Eckstein, Choms
Mrs. Warsaw
Waltons
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OF Mission Society
Amdaterloo
Jersey
Pauietty
E-Waterloo
Buchanan
J. C. Batham
Yesterye
George E. Bhoemaker
Second Street West
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Sine
N. A. Galinveaux
Mulberry Street
Edward, Ned
Mrs. Oliver Martin
Chicago
Clarence L. Thompson
Bramober | Street
Goldie Cook
Cedar Rapids
Unity Center
Thura
Trinity Lutheran Church
4Th and
South
Ladies’ Guild
Selzer
Fessler & CO
Jewelers
ECG
Maxim ‘Thomas
Milwaukee
Laundryowners
Cortent
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