Decatur Club discusses Decatur toast and history
Fortnightly club at Lichty home hears Prof. Fred D. Cram recall the My Country toast of Stephen Decatur and flag history. He cites Columbus, Isabella, constitutional founders and leaders Washington to Wilson, noting voting limits and risk in state and church factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Decatur
Fred D. Cram
Town State Teachers College
E. M. ‘Lichty
Hammond Avenue
Decatur
Cram
Columbus
Isabella
Globe
Amerina
United States
Washington
Hamilton
Monroe
Jackson
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Fred J. Miller
Rev
C. B. Rheiner
Ponmual
Floyd Goodrich
W. Ellyson
C. W., Bruner
Walter PF. Jensen
Li C. Hemsworth
T. P. Ashmore
A. C. Cole
W. CG. Breckenridge
Ash
Prime
A. G. Vaughan
Two Meetings at Waterloo Woman's Club Friday
The Waterloo Woman's club hosts two department meetings on Friday. The Fine Arts program titled Music of the Seasons features piano and string numbers while officers are elected for next year. Hostesses are Mrs Ray Brecunier and Mrs Mark Campbell. A Romance Languages department meeting at 2 30 includes a French one act comedy with children participating. Luncheon at 1 o'clock is chaired by Mrs W C Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Fine Arts
Va‘cal
Ray
Brecunier
Mark Campbell
Helen Menges
Maxine ‘Lamson
W. CG. Wright
Cedar Falls Man Weds Minnesota Girl in Dubuque
Announcement reports Miss Janet Christy of Rochester Minnesota to Carl Buhl of Cedar Falls. They wed in Dubuque on April 6 with Mr and Mrs Spencer Mayo among attendants. Miss Christy studied home economics at Iowa State Teachers College. Mr Buhl is a West High Waterloo graduate employed by the Railway Express in Cedar Falls. They will make their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Christy
Aarph Christy
Rochester
Minn
Carl Buhl
Peter
Buhl
Cedar Falls
Dubuque
Spencer Mayo
Iowa State Teachers College
Buht J
West High School
Waterloo
Teachers College
Railway, Express Company
Waterloo social notices list seasonal club events and meetings
A garbled OCR page lists multiple Waterloo groups such as nurses clubs, Emerson School, Masonic and Loyal orders, church and club rooms, and dates for Friday meetings. Entries include auxiliaries, card parties, dances, dinners, and homemakers classes at venues like Hotel Russell Lamson, Moose Hall, Black Hawk I C O F hall, First M E church, and Calvary Evangelical church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Nurses Club
tHotel Russell-Lamson
P.T
Emerson_ school
Becker
Masonic Temple
Luther League
Trinity American
Lutheran Church
Ming Arts Department
Woman's
Former Independence Resident Weds in Paris
Miss Pae Bell Goen, daughter of Mrs. L. W. Goen, former Independence resident, married M. Marcel Coudeyre, a journalist, March 30 at the American Church of Paris. She studied at Sorbonne and will reside in Paris after a Lake Como honeymoon in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Spacial Service Independence
Paris
France
Pae
Bell
Goen
L. W.goen
M. Marcel Coudeyre
Nice
Miss Goen
L. W. Goen
The
Conservative
Italy
Lake Como
Washable smock saves time for housekeepers
The article argues for washable smocks to protect dresses during daily chores, noting bright colors and long designs that fully cover frocks. It advises skin care with neutral soaps and cold water, warns against drying astringents, and mentions crude oil as a scalp aid while stressing a healthy scalp for hair growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L
Anne
Home Wedding Rites Performed at Evening Hour
The marriage of Wanda Welcher and Orval Anderson took place Wednesday evening at the bride’s home 1623 Lafayette street Columbia MO. Rev J W Whiteside officiated. Guests included out of towners E Conner family Moline and Thomas McBain Garrison IA. The couple will live in Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Welcher
8. G. Welcher
Orval Anderson
Columbia
Lafayette Street
J. W. Whiteside
Free Methodist Thurch
Doris Olney
Russell Meeker
Helen Clare Olney
Imrs
Jin
Ferneau Stimson Marriage Rites Held At Little Brown Church
Miss Katherine Claire Stimson daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Stimson 726 Allen Street and Edson B D Ferneau of this city wed at 3 30 today at Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua Rev J L McComson officiated Attendants included Miss Verna Stimson Miss Kathryn Glaza Myron Stimson and Ralph Andrews A wedding dinner will follow at Hotel President for the bridal party and guests The bride a supervisor at Northwestern Bell Telephone company and Ferneau son of Mr and Mrs E J Ferneau Independence is employed by John Deere The couple will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrer
Waverly
Eva Chestnut
Fred Chestnut
Louis Brockway
Emory Brockway
Shell Rock
Monticello
Evans
Roy Shepherd
Katherine
Claire Stimson
W. S. Stimson
Allen Street
Edson
Ferneau
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Nashua
J. L. McComson
Verna Stimson
Kathryn Glaza
Myron Stimson
Ralph Andrews
Northwestern Hell Telephone Company
E. J. Ferneau
Independence
John Deere Company
Miss Huntington And Mrs Junger To Share Honors
Honor guests at a bridge party hosted by Miss Virginia Pedicord and Miss Trances Thull at the former’s home. In Castle Hill Miss Lucille Huntington, to wed this week, and Mrs LeRoy Junger, formerly Miss Harriette Dudley Ross, will be honored with gifts and a green and silver ship centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Pedicord
Trances Thull
Castle Hill
Lucille Huntington
LeRoy ‘Junger
Harriette Dudley Ross
Luddheon
Edward Northey
Wibur van Eman
Merle Braden
Julius Johnson
Lesle Lewis
C. A. Boatman
Harold Sibert
J. Holerup
Helen Walker
Barbara Pedicord
M. B. A. Lodge Marks 32nd Anniversary Dinner
About 100 attendees gathered in K. B. P. hall Wednesday for the M. B. A. Lodge anniversary dinner ending its thirty second year. The program included three orchestra numbers, flute solos by Clifford Yagla, a trombone solo by Jarvis Yagla, piano by Billy Cook, and Mrs. Frank Cisna presented The Call to Duty. W. A. Davis, president, led the meeting with short member talks as F. F. Yapp outlined the 32 years of work. A social hour followed the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MM. B. A. Lodge
K. BP. Hall
Clifford Yagla
Jarvis Yagla
Billy Cook
Frank Cisna
W. A. Davis
F. F. Yapp
Universalist Young People present The Fameseekers play
The Universalist church youth group staged their first performance of The Fameseekers a two act comedy directed by Mrs Pampinelli with Melvin Clevin in the role and a cast including Rev Donard HB Rheiner Jean Cobb Richard Shane Bernice Leona Gindt Metba Lavine Maxine Steege Gordon Messinger and Gordon Nicholson A preconcert will be held this evening Romani hike by Romani Wike Junior high and grade school girl reserves Saturday meeting YY W C A at 9 30 am with a trail marking and luncheon afterward A message from last year’s hikers will be read and a note left for next year’s girls A dinner hosted by a Los Angeles pairing will honor Mr and Mrs H O Gerholt at Black’s tearoom with bridge at 227 Lane Street A Phi Simi Chi dance series opens at Elks club Friday with more than 100 couples planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clib. Universalist Church
Fameseekers
Church Auditorium
Pampinelli
Melvin Clevin
Donard HB
Rheiner
Jean Cobb
Richard Shane
Bernice
Leona Gindt
Metba Lavine
Maxine Steege
Gordon Messing
Girl Reserves Council
M& Trail
H. O. Gerholt
Los Angeles
Cal
Black
W. H. Stoner
Lane Street
Edison School PTA Meeting Seeks Talk and Music
The Edison School Parent-Teacher Association will meet Friday afternoon at the school building. Mrs. E. P. Cowles will speak and music will include a harmonium solo led by Miss Mildred Luce. Two children's groups will sing. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Af J Edison School
E. P. Cowles
Hare Moniestand
Mildred Luce
Church Groups Report Attendance and Meetings
Members of First Lutheran Church Brotherhood hosted a family program with about 175 attendees and 59 new members reported, doubling the previous enrollment. Graves Memorial A B Church Sisters met with 30 members, followed by other church groups planning events and luncheons for April and May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Brotherhood
First Lutheran Church
Ed Beal
Luncheon and Evening Bridge Mark Mrs Ralston Birthday
Mrs Glen Ralston hosted a Wednesday luncheon at Hotel President at 1 pm to celebrate her birthday, with roses and yellow decor and a theatre party to follow. In the evening Mr and Mrs Hoover held a bridge at 300 Ninth Street East, with guests including Mr and Mrs Archie Sibert, Mr and Mrs Gunstead, and Miss Edith Holt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Ralston
Archie Sibert
G. Glopton
Gunstead
Ralston
Edith Holt
Royal Bowers
Becker Chapter Holds Business Session Supper
Becker Chapter of the O. B. &. met in a topular business session Wednesday evening at the Masonic temple. The altar was draped in memory of Mrs. N. Wilma Truman. A card party for members and invited friends was announced for this evening at the hall. Initiation and a dinner are planned for May 1. A waifle supper preceded the meeting, with pink and green decor. Leading the affair were Mrs. E. A. Black, Mrs. D. F. Breymen, Mrs. W. L. Oswald, Mrs. Rose Hollis, Mrs. Irene Williams, Miss Gladys Towne and Mr. and Mrs. H. Fergemann. On the serving committee were Mrs. A. H. Crowther, Mrs. R. Metcalf, Mrs. Henry L. Wheelock, Mrs. Elizabeth West and Mrs. David Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hollis
Irene Williams
Gladys Towne
H. ©. Fergemann
A. H. Crowther
R. ©. Metcalf
Henry L. Wheelock
Elize~bet West
David Connee
Club Notes Highlight Local Socials And Gatherings
Easy Goin club entertained by Mrs Hay Kimbler at 1425 Mulberry prizes in 500 won by Mrs Earl Dean Mrs Sern Dilton and Mrs C B James Young to speak in two weeks Lucky Thirteen bridge club met at 337 High street favors to Mrs C J Nauman and Mrs Homer Gordon luncheon served next meeting May 1 at Hotel President Miss Opal and Kathleen Pendergast hosted bridge at Green Lantern tearoom prizes to Miss Mary Eckes and Miss Evelyn Hile Farewell luncheon for Mrs J E Frederick leaving for California hosted by Past Matrons Waterloo chapter O E S Spring flowers pink candles gifts and poem read at Masonic temple TP A Affairs Ladies' auxiliary Travelers Protective association hosts 2:30 bridge party at Moose hall reservations with Mrs George Moothart no picnic supper at 6:30 at Moose hall bring covered dish Guests and members socialize Garden club at Hudson organized by 25 women elected Mrs C L Peterson president and Mrs J C Barta secretary meet Friday afternoon Lincoln Circle Iowa history week Grant's birthday program Friday 2:30 Memorial Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay Kimbler
Mulberry Street
Earl Dean
Sern Dilton
C. B
James Young
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Fred Wittstock
High Street
Favors
C. J. Nauman
Homer Gordon
George Highley
Opal
Kathleen Pendergast
Green Lantern Tearoom
Mary Eckes
Evelyn Hile
J. E. Frederick
California
Black
Waterloo
O. E
TP. A
Ladies’ Axillary
Travelers Protective Association
Five Inn
Moose Nil
George Moothart
Moose Hall
Hudson
Town Hall
C. L. Peterson
Mra
J. C. Barta
Granschool
Florence Gabriel
Walnut Street
Piasenieg Johnson
Lucille Hokel
Motorist Chases Runaway Horses On Iowa Highway
Fire Operator C L Knode of Central fire station aided a farmer after two runaway horses pulling a heavy wagon sped toward his car six miles south of La Porte City yesterday morning. He evaded the team by steering off the road, nearly tipping over, then helped pin the horses and guide them to a stop a quarter mile further on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Knode
Central Fire Station
la Porte City
Knode
Altho
Mason City Dry Agent Gets Dubuque Office
F H Burris of Mason City a veteran dry agent will head the federal prohibition office in Dubuque, announced by George C Parsons deputy administrator for the northern Town district. The Dubuque office will open within a few weeks as a branch of district headquarters. Lodge Meeting Temple Rebekah lodge meets Friday at 8 pm in Black Hawk I C O hall. Mrs Nell Crawford of Cedar Falls will teach a class in secret work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge Sn
INS
F. H. Burris
Mason City
Dubuque
Burris
George C. Parsons
Temple Rebekah
Black Hawk I. C. O. FL
Nell Crawford
Cedar Falls
Summer Menu: Turnip Casserole And Fresh Cucumber Salad
The article describes a spring turnip casserole baked with sausage meat and a cucumber salad with an olive oil dressing. It also includes a lemon cheese pie made from eggs, cottage cheese, and lemon juice, all presented as simple home recipes suitable for a family meal.
Brain Test Answers and Richmond Museum Attendance
The snapshot lists answers to a brain test with numbers 3 6 10000 6 4 8 10 200 7 70 5 12. It notes nearly 35 000 visitors to the Confederate Museum in Richmond Virginia last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea Con~federate Museum
Richmond
Chic Simplicity Pattern for Home and Sports Wear
An Evening Courier advertisement details the Chic Simplicity pattern 1620 featuring a pointed neck, short kimono sleeves, and a box pleat skirt. It offers red green yellow and blue geometric designs on white or flesh linen, gingham, or rayon with contrasting banding and pearl buttons. Available in sizes 14 16 18 and 20 with yardage for each size, priced 15 cents plus 10 cents for the fashion book. order to Courier Pattern Dept New York City.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Decatur’s
Country
Minnesota
Sunshine " Rebekah
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo ST
Katherine Walker
Marie Weller
Gladys, Smith
Bernice Chevalier
Donald Servis
Lauerman's
Triangle League
Romance Languages Department
Woman’s Clubhouse
Benefit ‘Bridge
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of
Memorial Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Yeoman Card Party
Kk. BP. Hall
Bet. A.edison
Union Congregational Ladies' Society
Roy
Osgood
United Spanish War Veterans and Helen Gould
Russell
Lamson
Yeoman Party
K. P. Hall
Temple Rebekah _ lodge
Black Hawk I
C. O. F. Hall
Fiist Presbyterian Church
Philathes
Calvary Evangelial Church
Alpha
Literary Society
K. CG. Hall
Ilinois
K. C. Hall
E. F. Claremont
R. G. Pickett
St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary
Edna Kent Forbes
Ferneau-Stimson
Miss Huntington
Mrs. Junger
M. B. A. Lodge
P.T. A. Activities
Church News
Sisterhood of
Graves Memorial A. B. Church
Annex
Cathey
Kessler
E. Sponheim
Roger Akin
Andies’ Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Charles. Shaffner
Kenilworth Road
Shaffer
Stewart
Charles Livingston
Susie French
F. F. Campbell
Ladies' Society of Union
Roy Osfood
Bluff Street
Calgary
Grant
Memorial
Cam Lucien
Wwalros A
Hes
Canada
Jamaica
Canada Dry
New York
London
Ottawa
Evening Courier
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
New
Wilhelm’s
Nara
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