Literary club names new chair and reviews Sherman essays
Mrs. HM B Hallowell was elected chairman of Waterloo Waran's Literary department at the club's morning meeting. Miss Ella Williams spoke on Stuart P Sherman’s The Main Stream and discussed essays on Pultney Bigelow, Burroughs, and Edith Wharton, noting Sherman's role in popularizing American literature. Night events include Leaf camp Royal Neighbors meeting and various church and lodge gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. B. Hallowell
Waterloo
Waran
Roger Birdsall
Walter Hurt
Minies
R. A. Folk
Robert Knox
C. E. Pinkett
Jackson McCoy
Stuart P. Sherman
Ella Wiliams
Speker
Lake Michigan
Mr. Shernan
Gel
Anstta
Williams
Williams College
Harvard
Northwestern University
The
University of Tennis
the Nation
New York Herald-Tribune
Pultney Bigelow
Burroughs
Sherman
Clyn War
Dirda
New England Woods
John Muir
Emerson and
Thoreau
Mr. Sherman
Miss Willams
Edith Wharton
Hudson River
New England
Legislation Endorsed by Waterloo Business and Professional Women
The legislative committee of the Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club endorses tax exemption increases for single persons, hostesses at military posts, and World Court, aligned with the American foundation. President Mrs Clinton P. Smith announced during Better Business Women's Week. Member Miss Bess Nichols extolled club benefits, noting valuable business contacts and skill development through membership and active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Court
American Foundation
Legislative Committee
The
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s
Clnton PP. Smith
Smith
Better Business Women's
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Club Fe
Anniversary Observed by M. B. A. Lodge No. 1115
M. B. A. lodge No. 1115 celebrated its 31st founding anniversary at K. of P. hall with about 75 members present. Elizabeth Lyons of Rapid City gave the principal address. A music program featured a guitar duet, piano solos, group singing, and vocal numbers. A corsage was presented to Mrs Lyons. Cafeteria luncheon followed with games and contests. A class invitation is planned for May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. A. Lodge
K. of P. Hall
Elizabeth Lyons
Rapid City
L. BD
Iowa
Foster Willey
Margaret Horan
Jane Stillwegon
Virginia Fish
Lucetta Cook
Mrs. Lyons & Corsage
Lucente Department
Mrs Amos Burhans Elected Cedar Heights Woman's Club President
Mrs Amos Burhans was elected President of Cedar Heights Woman's Club at a meeting yesterday afternoon at Mrs Thomas Eaton's home. Mrs C I Munger was named vice president and Mrs J A Gee recording secretary with Mrs G B Dennison as corresponding secretary. Treasurer remains Mrs A H Rawls, with W J Sutcliffe returning as president for two years of strong financial health and activity. Fourteen members joined during the operation with A T Morehouse giving a folio on Indians from The Palimpsyst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Burhans
Cedar Heights
A. T. Morehouse
Lown History
Beatrice Brandt and Edwin Dana Wed at Little Brown Church
Beatrice Brandt of Staples Minnesota and Edwin Dana of Nashua wed Wednesday morning at the Little Brown Church with Rev J L McCor vision Jr officiating. The couple was attended by the bride and groom’s families. After the ceremony they departed by automobile for a Minnesota honeymoon. The bride is a Mankato Business College graduate and stenographer, the groom Nashua High School graduate and construction company employee. They will reside in Nashua.
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Courter Speeai Keryvice
Nashua
Beatrice Brendt
Stapls
Minn
Edwin II
Dana
Mes
Sadie Donk
Little Brown Church
J. L. McCorvison, Jr
Disor
Amtys
Vern Strike
Mr. Strike
Leo Gogg
Dann
Gretchen Gaston New Chairman of Junior Auxiliary
Gretchen Gaston was elected chairman of the Junior Auxiliary to the Fine Arts department of the Waterloo Woman's Club at a yesterday meeting. The group, now about 4100 members, is the state's largest and the Iowa Federation unit is the nation's largest. Plans were announced for a spring luncheon May 19 and a dance May 25 with a $50 gift to the general club treasury. East High sextet members Eva Neubauer etc sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretchen Gaston
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Carol Burr
Maxine Meade
Marjorie Harker
Pauline Shockley
Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs
United States
East High School
Eva Neubauer
Marlory Comfort
Annabelle Phennicle
Ida Kopplin
Arline Peters
Club Notes From Various Bridge Groups Gather For Teas and Games
Members of the Double Pour Bridge club met at the home of Mr and Mrs G H Williams with high score honors for Mrs Williams. Golden Glow club met at Mrs H E Hinze s home, prizes to Mrs O H Hoy and Mrs Glyde Goin. Just Ate Bridge club held luncheon at Black s Tearoom then visited Mrs James Roberts home. Mrs F P Weir won high score. Wednesday Luncheon club met at Mrs Jack Robertson s home. picnic dinner and fancy work. Next Wednesday hostess is Mrs Lester Graser. F P club gathered at Mrs Verne Fox s home. favors to Mrs Ray Hinman and Mrs David Merriman. Mrs Frank Acuff assisted. To AL MM Bridge club hosted by Mrs Thomas Landgraf. prizes to Mrs Fredd Joyce and Mrs J M Knudson. Triple Four Bridge club met at Mrs E G Miller s home. guest Mrs Irma Henry. favors to Mrs Miter, Mrs Barta, and Mrs Henry. Forget-Me-Wot club held by Mrs Merril Peterson. favors to Mrs Petersty Wits and Mrs Chesce Wil he Dhowess. May 17 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Black's
James Roberts
F. P. Weir
Jack Robertson
Lester Graser
Verne Fox
Ray Hinman
David Merriman
Frank Acuff
Thomas Landgraf
AL MM Bridge Club
Fredd Joyce
J. MO Knudson
D. W. Nicholas
Triple Four Bridge Club
E.G. Miller
Irma Henry
Favors
Miter
Mra
Mes. Barta
Henry
George Wrilein
Hos
Merril
Peterson
M Broest Saunders
Myre
Lorne Flick
Petersty Wits
Anna Sener
Chesce Aie
Bertha Hamblin Shower Honors Bride–to–Be at Waverly
Miss Bertha Hamblin celebrated a prenuptial shower at Mrs. Harold Miller’s home in Waverly with St Andrew’s Woman’s Guild members attending. She will wed Kenneth Sturflebeam April 28 at St Andrew’s church Frolic-Time featured Little Lord Fauntleroy impersonations, bread with apple butter, cornet solo by Helen Voshell, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couier
Bernice
Waverly
Bertha Hamblin
Harold Miller
Carl, Reith
St. Andrew's Woman's Guild
Hamblin
Kenneth Sturflebeam
St. Andrew's Church
Reva Clark
Lord Fauntleroy
Helen Voshell
Irma Kortemeyer
Josephine Baruth
Marie Brody
Nevada Brody
Pern Glark
Reno Clark
Lori Honaker
Irma Kartemeyer
Helen McCarty
Violet McMuhen
Edith Thompson
Stella Thompson
Helen Vostell
Hints in beauty care and weight concerns in youth
A mixed text discusses beauty tips for hair care and scalp health, noting methods to reduce hair shedding and improve appearance. It also includes a caution about not taking weight loss drugs for a 16 year old, stressing ongoing growth and development.
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T. BE
Church News And Social Activities At Local Parish
Church groups held meetings at the parish house with members present including Mrs How Walker and others. A Lutheran circle plans a May play at church parlors while sewing and carpet rag work were noted. Arthur Pog of Cedar Rapids and Rev Wallace Essingham of Oskaloosa promised to attend a parish picnic supper on Tuesday evening at Christ Episcopal Church parish house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cirele
Anole
Arthur Pog
Quinker Oats Company
Cedar Rapids
Wallace Essingham
Oskaloosa
Pariah House of Christ Episcopal Church
Peoria Visitor Is Guest of Honor at Classmates Party
Mrs. W. P. Sandrock of Peoria Illinois visiting her parents was honored at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. James McKillip. Attendees included West High School classmates Mmes. Bernard Wagner Miller Yerkes Osterman and Misses Dietz Lichty. Prizes went to Dietz and Osterman with a guest favor for Sandrock. A green white luncheon theme accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Sandrock
Peoria
J. A. Townsley
James McKillip
West High School
Mmes
Frank Bernard
Truman Wagner
C. S. Miller
C. H. Yerkes
Francis Osterman
Ruth Dietz
Edna Lichty
Miss Diet
Waterloo Notes and Local Arrivals Briefed
Waterloo daybook items report visitors and residents including W L Seeley Chicago rail agent in town, Mrs George Burnett Jesup weekend guest, Mrs Joel Steely Franklin street home from Des Moines visit, George Eddinger Cedar Rapids to lecture for KTNT Muscatine, D P Pagan Cedar Rapids Rock Island agent in Waterloo, Ned Leonard OmahaNY Central agent business visit, M G Hayward Omaha relative of Lucia Claveland visiting, Judge J C Beem improving but not back in municipal court, Mrs John H Steely Bristow IA visiting father Al Sidmore on his 79th birthday, fountains opened after cold spell, Carl J Kittefelter Watkin Coast manager resting easier, Mrs C W Cotton Des Moines visit with sister, mother and grandmother notes.
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George Burnett
Jesup
Glen Noble
Oak Lawn Avenue
Joel W. Steely
Franklin Street
Vera
Des Moines
Ned Leonard
Omaha
New York Central Railroad
Waterloo
M. G. Hayward
Lucia B. Claveland
Walnut Court
J. C. Beem
John H. Steely
Second Street
al. Sidmore
Bristow
Acersinn
Carl J. Kittefelter
Jefferson Street
Watkins Coast Company
C. W. Cotton
Oak Avenue
Ate Prose
FW Hviple
Louise Houlanger Adds Loop Scarf to Dress Design
The UC Paris fashion note describes Louise Houlanger featuring a loop scarf on a dress of bripe crepe de chine. The bodice is plain except for a fitted waist with inverted tucks and an elongation effect echoed in the madris lat design.
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Paris
Two of Clubs Nominees Unopposed at Federation Meet
In San Antonio April a pair of officers are unopposed at the General Federation of Women's Clubs convention. Mrs H G Reynolds Paducah Ky seeks treasurer, and Mrs Grace Morrison Pools Brockton Mass seeks first vice presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
L -Pj
General Federation of Women's Clubs
H. G. Reynolds
Paducah
Grace Morrison Pools
Brockton
Mass
Wiliam R. Alvord
Detroit
Mich
Department of American Citizenship
Henry C. ‘Taylor
Bloomfield
Eugene B. Lawson
Tulsa
Okla
George T. Palmer
Springfield
Division of Music
Lawson
Charles Journeycake
America
Palmer
Illinois
John F. Sippel
Baltimore
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
Grace Morrison Poole
H.G. Reynolds
George Thomas
William R. Alvord
Henry C. Taylor Sopper
Ends 30 Year Self Exile Ends After Legal Death
Frank Aberly, long thought dead since 1920, ends 30 years of self exile after illness leads to disclosure of relatives. He rejoined with two nephews Frank and Ed Aberly of St. Joseph Missouri, and said he has three sisters and a brother in Oklahoma. The 1913 death of his mother left an estate divided among siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Frank Aberly
Aberly
Brother
Frank
Ed Aberly
St. Joseph
Oklahoma
Albia Democrat Seeks Iowa State Senate Seat
John T. Clarkson of Albia announces as Democratic candidate for the Iowa state senate in the Marian Monroe district for the June primary. Republican Sue Senator W A Clark of Pleasantville is the lone GOP hopeful for the seat, which Clarkson previously held. Clark is expected to be the Republican nominee. Clarkson, a former state senator, helped push the workmen compensation law and was noted for his aggressive stance in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Des Moines
John T. Clarkson
Albia
Iowa State Senate
Marian-Monroe County
Cedar Heights Entrants in Three State Contests Tonight
The Cedar Heights town delegation will compete in three state events. Burdette Moeller enters the humorous declamatory contest at Algona with Ladies First. Jean Garner represents Cedar Heights and Black Hawk county in Des Moines spelling bee. Sixth to eighth graders enter spelling and cyphering at Tawa State Teachers cot tnge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Burdette Moeller
Algona
Jean Garner
Black Hawk County
Des Moines
Tawa State Teachers Cottnge
Mrs. E A Durey chosen as GOP convention delegate
Mrs. E A Durey of Eliendale North Dakota was elected delegate to the national Republican convention from the North Makota state primaries. The convention opens in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
E. A. Durey
Eliendale
N. OD
W. A. Durry
Kansas City
Flying Service Detroit to Cleveland Air Route Declared Standardized
A Detroit to Cleveland air trip described by W Fiske Marshall with five in the party at the National Aircraft show notes the trip lasts about 1 hour 40 minutes in a three motor monoplane carrying 14 passengers plus crew. The service includes depot style facilities and luggage handling on board with a 35 dollar round trip fare. They describe weather above the lake shore, boarding at hotel and field transfers, and pilots performing stunts to test new Chicago Detroit service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Cleveland
W. Fiske Marshall
Marshall
Lake Erie
Chicago
Pepper Pot and Spring Sandwich Ideas
A homey guide suggests making pepper pot with mutton pork and tripe simmered with vegetables and spices, then thickened with egg yolks. It offers serving tips with little drop dumplings and proposes sandwiches for kids, plus blends like cream cheese with olives, and other quick fillings using carrots cabbage bacon mayo sardines pickles capers and raw tomato.
Brain Test Answer Puzzle Fragments
A set of scattered terms and clues includes diastase religion jewel or gem number animal mountains month gwne city Trutt id dng ocean officer mortal fishy cein boat. The list mixes plausible words with garbled fragments and is incomplete for a full answer.
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Diastase
Trutt
Dng
Ocean
Officer
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Leaf Camp
C. Hall
Moos¢ Hall
Y. RP
Walnut Huet Baptist Church
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
General Aid Society
St. Pails
M. E. Ehureh
B. and
P. W. Club
C. H. Woman’s Club
Mooseheart Legion—Bridge
Moose
Westawards
Gordon
E. W. Bule
J. Fonter
R. J. Baldridge
Beatrice Brandt
E. L. Dana
Church In
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Junior Auxiliary
G. E. Herod
Helen Layher
Independence
First Lutheran Parsonage
Henry Mueller
Wallace Ackman
Pythian Sisters
Repilar
P. Hall
Double Pour Bridge Club
G. H. Williams
St John’s Sewing Circle
Bridge
P. J. Muleny
Nick McNally
George Scott
Cedar Falls
William Florper
Rob Baldridge
Joe Lynch
Townsend
George Scully
Patrick McGrane
E. W. van Arnim
J. L. Tarkett
Frank Webber
Frank Finn
S. J. Bussey
Willard Wood
George Smale
Phillip Adrian
Woodmen of the World
Glen White
Oc. Hall
Glen
Coretty Hayes
Beatrice
Mary Blackman
Vera Annette
Maury Carr
Hazel Whited
John Annette
Thomas Blood
Darlene Stafford de Leslie
Verne Whited
Cilen
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Roy Hayes
Hayes
Richard Chrlefow
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Yromen
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Pike
Cholong Wie
Diino Tye
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Bader
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Marts
May Soaelih
Artina Bieke
B.woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenters’ Hall
Blaine
H. W. Miller
Orange Township
Lenda Hand Guild
FL PF. Hudson
Cora Voelker
E. A. Shirley
G. Oo. Rollins
J. W. Wilimek
Durban
Milton Halslett
Union Station
South Africa
P. G. Jefferson
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Srief
Buchanan's
W. L. Seeley
Great Western Rail- Way
George Eddinger
Fhr
KTNT
Muscatine
D. P. Pagan
Rock Island Railroad
Agi
Albia, Ja
Sedan Heights
Waterloo Evening Courier
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Lambert Pharmacal Company
St. Louis
Dey
Hemed Thisaal Greta
Bim
City and
Storreben
Beste
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