Woman's Club to Hold General Election in Waterloo
Waterloo clubs and organizations plan a busy week with the Woman's Club general election Friday voting hours from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3. Candidates include Mrs W H Ritkles for president and Mrs O W Ellyson for Home and Education chair. Numerous bridge and card parties, dinners, and lectures are scheduled by Daughters of Isis, Elklets, St Margaret's guild, Pythian Sisters, and others, plus Federation reps meeting to discuss activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Waterloo- Woman's Club
W. Oh." Ritkles
Nas
W. Ellyson
Home and Education Department
A. 5. Welshnar
Herbert Marshall
Robert Johnson
Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs
J. F. Balensifer
H. H. Caughtan
Progressive Delphi Society
Elklets
Elks Club
Our Lady of Victory Court
W. Cc
P—Bilack
Phi Sigma Chi
Black
W. C
Paul. Kline
Xe. i
Cc. B. Peterson
Bridge Club
Ford Reed
Sons of Union Veterans
Ene Sisters
K. Pyall
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
Isabella—White
T. A
MacKinley School
Hawthorne School
First Baptist Business
F. T. Gillpatrick
Canopus
Blark’s
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I
C. O. F. Nal
Lee Murray
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
Ae P. A
W. F
St. Paul's M. EB
Ladies’ Aid Society
K. ©. Undegratt
B. B.S. BE
Floyd Gibson
Majel Gull
First Presbyterian Church
Lido Club
Howard
U.P
J. Bassarear
M. EF
Black's Tearoom
Don
Former Teachers Here Are Honored at Two Parties
Miss Mercy Aylesworth of Estherville and Miss Emma Blythe of Williams were guests of honor at two dinners in Waterloo, hosted by Adelaide Blythe and Mrs. R. G. Pratt and a luncheon by Mrs. Howard Hallowell. Lincoln Circle of the Ladies of the G. A. R. held a meeting in Memorial Hall with a paper on Iowa history and a talk on General Grant. Plans were announced for the annual May party on May 2 with luncheon in Black's tearoom. A wide slate of club meetings and social events is listed for the coming week across Waterloo, including the T. O. O. F., G. A. to B. of L. EB., public library activities, and numerous card parties and dinners in local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercy Aylesworth
Estherville
Emma Blythe
Williamspure
West Alga
Adelaide Blythe
R. G. Pratt
Howard Hallowell
Black
Aylesworth
Blythe
Lincoln
Iowa
Ida Mitchell
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Etta Bates
Lfe
General Grant
Huncheon
George Williams
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
School Hall
Bile Triangle Jeague—Y. M.C. A
Women of Mosseheart Lepton
Moose Hall
Waterloo
Helen Gould
Otto Zuehlke
R. L
Russell Lamson
S—Masonic Temple
Veterans of Foreign Wars—Memorial Hall
Maccabees
C. F. Hall
T. A. Council
Yuncheon
Black’s Tearoom
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Aitermoon
Hints in Beauty Care We Forbes Chiropodist Guidance
At a New York City osteopathic convention Dr John Martin Hiss links bunions to marital happiness and spring irritability. The piece offers home foot remedies, foot baths, shoe changes, and chiropody advice, plus hair care and bath routines with Epsom salts and emulsion tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes
Mihe
Edna Kei Spring
The
Eastern Osteopathic Association
New York City
John Martin Hiss
Club Notes Schedule of Meetings and Hosts
Mrs George Williams hosts Mi Jo club Thursday afternoon at Sumner Street RL Bridge club hosts luncheon Friday at Hotel Russell Lamson Mrs Perry doffey hostess L M S club Dutch treat luncheon at Black s followed by program at Mrs G J Langfeldts 1215 Fourth Street West Wild Rose club met Wednesday at Miss Addie McCormick 587 Denver Street with Mrs Malin Hartsell as joint hostess Sixteen members were present at dinner union social hour and informal program The club will meet May 16 with Mrs Ed Richards 1314 Seventh Street West
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Federation ‘of Women’s Clubs
J. F. Balensifer
Walnut Street
BE. O
H. 8
Caughlan
Fourth Street
A. E. Enderlein
George Williams
Sumner Street
Bridge Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Perry Doffey
L. M. S. Club
Black
G. J. Langfeldt
Fourth Street West
Wild Rose Club
Addie McCormick
Denver Street
Malin Hartsell
Ed Richards
Seventh Street West
Missionary from India to Speak in City May
The Woman Stanley Jones of India Miss Lilian Pleken will speak at First Congregational church on Wednesday afternoon May 1 at 2 30. Pleken spent 14 years in India with Girl Guides contacts government officials and their families. She has interviewed Gandhi and Katherine Mayo and was educated at Kansas State Normal Colorado College and the Kansas City YWCA. She has drawn audiences nationwide with talks on life and spirit of India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Jones
India
Lilian Pleken
Satara
Marathi Mission
Middlewest
First Congregational Church
Miss Pleken
Girl Guides
Ghandi
Katherine Mayo
Evureks
Kan
Kansas State Normal School
Colorado College
Kansas City
Jvone Lowry to Be Presented in Piano Program
Jvone Lowry a West High student and winner of three piano contests will be presented in recital Monday at 8 p.m. at Teachers College auditorium by piano teacher Miss Hose L Ruegnitz. She will be assisted by violinist Miss Rachel Rosenberger. The program features works by Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, Wagner and others and includes a Schubert piece and a Mazurka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jvone Lowry
West High School
Teachers College Atditorium
Hose L. Ruegnitz
Rachel Rosenberger
Possner
Church News Socials at First M E Church and Burton Avenue
Young people's class annual banquet held at Black's tearoom with officers elected. About 150 members from Fellowship and Thamemakers joined a joint social at the First M E church. program featured orchestra, harp numbers, and vocal acts, with mind reader Bebe Stanton answering questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Black's
Fellowship
Thamemakers
G. Albert Scholin
Frayer
Truinfin Whener
W. 5
Halverson
Mandy
McGloschen
William Thompson
Harry Lauder
H. ©. Huston
James O. Lowe
Arbor Day activities at Edison P T A meeting
An Arbor Day program was held at Edison Public School with a tree planted and music. A harmonica band directed by Mildred Lane performed while Tone Snyder and Marie Hielle led children’s singing. Principal speaker was Mrs. BE. P. Cowles. Refreshments followed. Rev Clinton F. Smith will speak at Hawthorne P T A next Tuesday evening with Elizabeth Green violin solo and Wilma Schrag reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Mildred Lane
Tone Snyder
Marie Hielle
BE. P. Cowles
Clinton F. Smith
Hawthorne
Parent-Teacher Association
Elizabeth Green
Wilma Schrag
J. L. Stark
Wordy Waterloo Woman's Club elects leaders for arts group
Mrs Howard Burr was named chairman and Mrs Max Wilson vice chair in the Fine Arts department of the Waterloo Woman's club for next year after the election at the clubhouse Friday. Mrs Burr succeeds Mrs W H Bickley. other officers include secretary Mrs Kirk V Gross and program committee chair Mrs Claude Bennett with assistants. The meeting featured music, a French comedy for junior auxiliary, and tea and luncheon arrangements led by Mrs Cecil Bickley and Miss Helen Menges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Howard Burr
Max Wilson
Ae Mis
Kirk V. Gross
Burr
W. H. Bickley
Claude © Bennett
Fred MecGlain
He FB
Marshall
J.T. Dahlstrom
W. &. Halverson
CO. M. Young
Reuben Miller
Ralph Saril
Junilor
Elin Dreams
Sapellnikoff
George Loveall
Morning Call
J. I. Sell
Liszt
Schuett
Irene Lowry
West High School
Carl Bickley
Leo Mak
Sherman McNally
C. E. Howard
W. P. McCormick
H. ©. Wurster
E. E. Magee
Ruth Dunkelberg
Jean Clark
Georgeanna Northey
Mary Lou Algase
Jean Dunkelberg
Margaret Maynard
Barbara Howard
Jean
Jane Magee
Eleanor Clark
June Harrison
Helen Algase
Jean Huston
Clarissa Howard
Phyllis Cole
Magee
Sar Shelton
Cecil Bickley
Helen Menges
Maxine Lamson
W. GC. Wright
Miss Huntington to Wed at First M E Church Rites
Miss Lucille Huntington daughter of Mr and Mrs George Huntington of 518 Baltimore street will marry Lambert Lowe of Aurora Illinois in late afternoon at First M E church. Dr J Arthur Young to perform the ceremony. The bride, a West High School graduate, has taught music locally. Lowe is son of Mr and Mrs John Lowe of Charles City and works for Rath Packing in Aurora where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Huntington
George Huntington
Baltimore Street
Lambert Lowe
Aurora
M. BE. Church
J. Arthur Young
West High School
Lowe
John Lowe
Charles City
Rath Packing Company
State Educators Entertained at Dinner Here
Dr Maud McBroom supervisor of elementary schools at University of Town and Miss Agnes Samuelson state superintendent of public instruction Des Moines were honored guests at a Friday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Raymond Folk 111 Highland boulevard Other guests included Miss Eva Luse head of the teachers training school at Town State Teachers college and Miss Elsie Lorenz supervisor of primary grades in west Waterloo A large novelty umbrella served as table centerpiece for a Mid- Continent Petroleum company girls dinner party at Black's tearoom with bridge prizes to Agnes Neuhalsen and Irma Sexton Special guests Mrs Florence Andrews and Mrs FP Brocksus Yeoman Parties A caraclass party by Brotherhood of American Yeomen at K P hall drew about 40 people Prizes to Mrs B Haselman and Mrs WV Martin honors in 500 to Mrs J F Wagner and Mrs E H Webar A door prize went to Mrs Floyd Cishman A dancing party followed Luncheon Bridge Mrs Perry Hoffey hosts a luncheon and bridge for Miss Bernice Carrell leaving town Dinner Party Mr and Mrs Cr Lieyd entertained at 6 o clock at 1202 Columbia circle in honor of Mr and Mrs H C Gernolt Los Angeles Calif Other guests included Mr and Mrs John Sickles and son and Mr and Mrs Albert Brandes Birthday Party Eleven little girls celebrated Bettys eighth birthday at Mrs W B Fosters 606 Bayard street With games Maypole centerpiece and yellow and pink decorations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud McBroom
University of Town
Agnes Samuelson
Des Moines
Raymond Folk
Highland Boulevard
Eva Luse
Town State Teachers College
Elsie Lorenz
West
Water- Ioo
Black's Tearoom
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
Anna Ludike
Anna Sohan
Marion Boxler
Agnes Neuhalsen
Irma Sexton
Florence Andrews
FP. B. Brocksus
K. P. Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
B. Haselman
WV. F. Martin
J. F. Wagner
E. H. Webar
Floyd Cishman
Cr. Lieyd
Etert
Columbia Circle
H. C. Gernolt
Los Angeles
Cal
John Sickles and Son
Albert Brandesse
W.B. Foster
Bayard Street
Betty
Tee
Brain Test Answer Pattern Fragments
The text lists a series of labeled outcomes for a brain test with numbers 41 through 12. It shows entries marked Incomplete, Either, or Complete in varying order, suggesting a pattern assessment rather than a narrative event.
Gladys Snyder Weds Frank Ellis in Palm Surroundings
Gladys Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Snyder married Frank Ellis son of Mrs Pearl Ellis in a ceremony at the bride’s home 208 Franklin Street read by Rev T R Niven First Presbyterian The bridal party included Miss Elizabeth Snyder as bridesmaid and Oscar Davis as best man The bride wore a rose crepe gown with tan accessories and both wore corsage bouquets After luncheon the couple planned a brief honeymoon and residence at 895 Walnut Street Both attended East High School The bride was a cashier at Booth Joseph Co and Ellis is manager of a Shell service station
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Snyder
Joh W. Snyder
Frank Ellis
Pearl Ells
Franklin Street
First Presbyterian Church
Elizabeth
Snyder
Oscar Davis
Waterloo
Spyder
Virginia
Berry
Walnut Street
East High School
Booth-Joseph Company
Elis
Shell
Marriage Rites Solemnized in Northeast Iowa
A chain of marriages reported across Northeast Iowa includes Gladys Wagner marrying Ronald Lenz at Charles City M E parsonage on April 11, with plans to reside in southern Town. Mabel Whannel wed Archis Terry at Waverly M E parsonage on April 9. Cecelia Ewoldt and Willard Nordenson wed at Little Brown church Nashua on April 12. Minnie Millard and D N Ervay tied by Rev. McComson in Nashua area on April 16. Vera Colburn and Leonard Hess wed in Waterloo on April 10 and reside in Shell Rock. Other weddings include Laura Foster and James Archer at West Union M E parsonage on April 15. Herma E. Palmer and Frank A. Dutton wed in Toledo on April 13. Francise Jenney and Kenneth Smith wed at Celwein Sacred Heart parish house April 18. Mildred Wallace and Frank Fiala obtaining a license in New Hampton on April 17. May Fitzgerald and S W Smith wed at Tripoli M E parsonage April 9 and will live near Tripoli. Ruth Smith and Chalmers Hersey married in Mason City on April 15 and reside there. Margaret Langmuir and John Rogers wed near Mitchell in Dubuque on April 43.1.
Raisin-Filled Cookies and Kitchen Tips
Step by step raisin filled cookies with sugar butter milk and flour to form a soft dough. Filling combines raisins sugar water and cornstarch until thick. Roll thin rounds place filling add a top cookie seal edges and bake. Also tips note baking powder adjustments and flavor tweaks for week end baking.
Illusions of Decoration Fill Small Homes With Spaciousness
The article discusses making small houses and apartments feel larger through color, pattern, proportion, and balance. It advises painting or papering walls in the same tones, using low furniture, built in shelves, and careful placement of mirrors, pictures, and groupings to create perceived space and light.
Child First School Is the Family Froebel Visit
The National Kindergarten Association notes Froebel’s ideas and promotes home education as a child’s first school. Read across Evening Courier columns for coverage of the visit and its impact on early learning in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froebel
National Kindergerton Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Courlus
A Y
Rainy day box helps shy Marion find play on dreary days
In a domestic vignette, Marion Whitcomb grows gloomy on rainbound days until Aunt Nell suggests a rainy day box. Mother creates a schedule of surprises with rainbow labeled packages, toys, and treats, turning wet waits into cozy playtime. A Texas education official cites kindergarten funding as essential. Dance tonight and a card party coming up in local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Whitcomb
Marion
Mother
Baby
Aunt Nell
Neil
Marlon
Mather
Tarely
Marton
Meeting of Women's Missionary Society to Be Held in Janesville
The Waterloo district women of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society plan their annual meeting in Janesville next Thursday and Friday. Speakers include Mrs. Flora Dudience and Mrs. A N Gleason addressing surveys, literature, and stewardship. Mrs. Shaffer of Waterloo speaks on future stress, with many locals expected to attend from four churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Woman's Foreign Missionary’ Society
Janesville
Burhanpur
Jeanette Oldfather
J .Che
Korea
Flora
Dudience
Cleveland
Edgewood
Cassell
Wee Biktehoock
A. N. Gleason
T.P. Shaffer
Surprise Dinner for Esther D Siegel Seventeenth Birthday
A surprise dinner was hosted Friday evening in Black's tearoom in honor of Esther D Siegel on her sixteenth birthday by Mr and Mrs David Siegel. The yellow and pink decor featured a tulip centerpiece and long tapers. Prizes in banco went to Lillian Baral Mina Wartey and Esther A Siegel amid guests Celia Kronberg Betty Kronberg Jean Cohn Elizabeth Greenburg Ann Siegel Edith Silverman and Belle Diamond Cedar Falls Lodge Meeting Sunshine Lodge To B R T will meet Tuesday at 2 30 at Fireman's Hall to discuss important business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Esther TD. Siegel
David Siegel
Banco
Lil+lian’ Baral
Mina Wartey
T Esther A. Siegel
Celia
Betty” Kronberg
Jean Cohn
Elizabeth Greenburg
Ann Siegel
Edith Silverman
Belle Diamond
Cedar Falls
Sunshine Ronge
LL. A
Duesday
Fireman’s Hall
Rotary Meeting Highlights and Club Elections
Holmes Indians and Germany area topics for clubs feature a Monday Rotary talk by John G. Miller comparing conditions in America and Germany based on his trip, with three presidential nominees named for A. G. Reid’s succession. Kiwanis hosts a Tuesday luncheon on Oliver Wendell Holmes at Hotel Russell-Lamson with music and reading. Canopus club plans a talk on Indian Life in a Pueblo by Mrs Hart at Hotel President Tesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
John G. Miller
America
Russell-Lamson
A. G. Reid
W. H. Beverstock
J. W. Rathland
W. Chapman
Kiwanis
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John D. Gemmll
Iowa State Teachers College
Kbyants Club
Ruth Dunkelberg
Rose Marshall
W. 5. Halverson
Conopus
TI. MM. Hart
Cedar Falls
Professor Hart
Teachers College
Canopus Club
Tesday Noon
Pueblo
Hart
Southwest
Mayo and Grinnell Students Tour Waterloo and Local Transfers
Local notices report Mayo Clinic patient Fern Innes traveling from Rochester with recovery after a tonsil operation at St Francis hospital. Grinnell College students Marian Hollis and companions motor to Waterloo, noting bad roads. An express clerk, Harry Shaw, recovers from appendicitis at Allen Memorial hospital. Several residents plan moves or events, including trips to Chicago and Delta Colorado, with social club smokers and a Boy Scout regional meeting in the Coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt
Howard
Fourth Street
Eaghe
Miami
Fis
A. J. Busby
Baltimore Street
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros. Clinic
Fern Innes
Wellington Street West
Chicago
Arlene Johnson
Mgr
Robert. Johnson
Third Street West
Allen Memorial Hospital
W. FP. Mack
G. H. Dixon
Tome
Tn Delta
Colo
Sue
Waterloo
R. W. Noonan
Locust Street
Camp Thorne Company
Waterloo Boat Clan
Second Street West
A. F Kinney
W. A. Emnal
Cedar Rapids
Jesup
Cew
Emal
A. W. Barrett
Cedar Falls
Wiliam Greenberg
Long Street
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Arthur F. Jury
Wapsipinicon
Ivan S. Ryle
Dera
Waotarlo
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Daughters of Tsibella
White Sea Inn
Pauline
J. ©. Gnagg
Town Street
Waterloo Elklets
Fred Wimber
Charles Slack
Joe Raymond
Louis Whitman
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Arca
K. P
O. E
Masonic Tempe
Cu RB. Bruggeman
J. P. Bruggeman
Majel Guild
Teheam
GO. A
Edwin Boardman, Jr
G. LA
B. Af L. EB
Engineers Hall
George Wheeler
Arspretien
Trammen's Hall
T. O
F. Dence
Black Hawk Hal
T. FP
Ira Gattebrant
Suantadesin Circle
Heethoven
Gold Leaf Camp
Bridge
J. F. Trotter
Charles Nash
K. S. Hell
August Johnson
E. N. Wannamak
Maude Duba
Ray Scribner
Souncil Bluffs
Church News
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Earl Jago
Conger Street
Neils Jacobsen
Ralph Tador
Welber Merrill
Harry Murray
P.T. A. Activities
Miss Huntington
Perry Hoffey
Bernice Q. Carrell
Aghes Thomas
Mae Hostetter
Riviera
Tearpont
American Légion Auxiliary
Memorial Hell
W. H. Wilson
Gladys Wagner
Ronald Lenz
Nora Springs
M. E. Parsonage
Southern Town
Waverly M. E. Parsonage
Mabel
Huerta Whannel
Will Whannel
Archis Terry
Waverly
Ernest Soltau
Voorhies
Terry
Mabel Whannel
Bishop's Cafeteria
Sibert
Dudley Terry
Cecelia Ewoldt
Reinbeck
Willard H. Nordenson
Little Brown Church
Nashua
J. L. McComson
Minnie Millard
D. N. Ervay
Rudd
Waterlow
Telephone Exchange
Vera Colburn
Will Colburn
Leonard Hess
Jacob Hess
Shell Rock
Hess
Sinclair
Laura Foster
West Union
James Archer
Platte, S. D
Herma E. Palmer
Frank A. Dutton
Toledo
Tame
Francise Jenney
Eugene Calkins
Celwein
Kenneth Smith
Art Smith
Sacred Heart Parish House
Ambrose
Mildred Wallace
Frank Fiala
Mason City
New Hampton
May Fitzgerald
Marshalltown
S. W. Smith
Tripoli
G.G. Bacon
Ruth Smith
Chalmer Hersey
Fred Hersey
Stout
Margaret Langnilh
John Rogers
Mitchell
Dubuque
M. N. Marrs
Department of Education
Texas
Black Hawk I, O, Q. F
Ledge Will
Be-in
Esther D. Siegel
Germany
PRIEF
West End
Buchanan
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