Banquet Honors Korthaus Couple Leaving for Texas
A crowd of about 64 gathered at St Marys auditorium to honor Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Korthaus and family of SL War's Church who depart Wednesday for Fort Worth Texas. Speakers included John Koch Frank Marinan Dr George Murphy and Rev Father Theodosius. Bridge and 600 games crowned top players and many club notices followed in a long list of society items and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Korthaus
SL. War's Church
Fort Worth
Tex
St. Mary's Auditorium
Mark Butterfield
John Koch
Frank Marinan
George Murphy
J. R. McMullen
Lou Bernard
Theodosius
K. Gilley
Korthaus
Murphy
Koch
Butterfield
Thomas Paley
R. Bartelt
F. Mulvehill
Brother Solanus
Ed Holland
Elvin Bute
Frances Studebaker
Second Party in Benefit Series to Be Given Tuesday
The second bridge benefit by Daughters of Isabella will be at Mrs. J. O. Gragy’s home on town street Tuesday evening. Attendees include Mrs. G. L. Whitman, Mrs. William Reusch, Mrs. Guy Feltay, Mrs. William Brown, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
J. O. Gragy
Town Street
G. L. Whitman
William Reusch
Guy Feltay
William Brown
A. G. Kann
EH. E. Schenk
A. J. Mueller
P. CG. Winminger
E. G. Baker
J. Pp. Schuy
L. J. Rippe
Mary Baldnecker
Ti. J. Fitzgerald
Bess Burns
William Pate
Mayme Hickey
Joe Raymond
Miss Ruth Smith Farewell Guest Before Chicago Move
Miss Ruth Smith, heading to Chicago on May 1, was the honored guest at a Cedar Heights breakfast given by friends. Attending were Helen Joyce Florence Horan Leontine McCauley Adeline Hayes Frances Harran Ed Hayes Jr Catherine Hayes Constance Kerper and others. She received a gift and later the N S bridge club will host a farewell in Black's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Smith
Chicago
Cedar Heights
Helen Joyce
Florence Horan
Leontine McCauley
Adeline Hayes
Frances Harran
Waterloo
Ed Hayes
Catherine Hayes
Buckingham
Constance Kerper
Dubuque
Parties Given in Honor Miss Heald and Bride-to-Be
Miss Rubye Heald wedding plans fill the week with parties hosted by Mrs G C Albert Scholin at her home, Black's tearoom dinner by Mrs Ralph Heald, and Miss Mary Albrecht hosting. Little Players meet at Jane Schubert's with readings and music as Dorothy Clark, Doris Deters, and Annette Lingelbach contribute. Fifth lecture by Dorothy Clark planned at Lingelbach home. Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliaries hold 8 pm meeting with initiation and final inspection coming April 30. Mr and Mrs Carl Thomas to reside in Waterloo after wedding at First Christian church Cedar Rapids with the bride formerly Miss Blanchard of Ottumwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Ferneau
Katherine Stimson
B. J. Ferneau
Independence
Rose Luloff
CG. Chesébrough
Ralph Andrews
W. 5. Stimson
Verna Stimson
Waterloo
Rubye” Heald
Littl Players
Jane Schu
Bert
Loveley Avenue
Robert Star
Dorothy Eleanor Clark
Doris Deters
Jane Schubert
Annette Lingelbach
Hansel and
Gretel
Elinor Clark
Miss Lingelbach
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliery
Memorial ‘Hall
Kensington
Memorial Hall
George Clark
Carl Thomas
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Dhen Blanchard
James Kearns
Ottumwa
Hints in Beauty Care from BDNA Ken PURBED
A beauty guidance column urges skin care via nightly cleansing cream rub and hot cloth wipe. It links poor complexion to diet and body function, advises diet changes and doctor review if no improvement, and mentions colonic irrigations and borax-infused formulas as optional aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolly
Andi & Tommla
Chicago Critic to Speak at Music Club Convention
Karleton Hackett, Chicago music critic, will speak at a May 2 dinner during the Town Federation of Music Clubs convention in Des Moines. Hostesses are members of Des Moines four federated clubs. Des Moines community orchestra performs May 1 at 8 15 p m with a junior program at 3 p.m featuring contestants from Des Moines Oskaloosa Webster City Centerville and Indianola. The student and young artist contest runs May 2 with winners competing May 3 in the central district contest to select entrants for the national contest in Boyton June 5 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karleton Hackett
Chicago
Town Federation of Music Clubs
Des Moines
Fort Des Moines
Oskaloosa
Webster City
Centerville
Indianola
Boyton
Pauline Knapp Weds Paul Hartman in Trinity Church Parsonage
Pauline Knapp daughter of Mr and Mrs C Knapp of 311 Edwards Street married Paul Hartman son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Hartman near Waterloo on Saturday evening at Trinity American Lutheran Church parsonage. Rev F H Moehlmann officiated. The couple planned a short trip then to reside in the city. Hartman is employed by John Deere company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Knapp
C. Knapp
Edwards Street
Paul Hartman
Jacob Hartmen
Waterloo
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. H. Moehlmann
Mr. Hartman
John Deere Company
Former I. A. D. T. C. Student Marries Gates Graduate
Miss Rachel BE. Cooper, Elmwood Des Moines art teacher and former Iowa State Teachers College student, wed Lloyd A. Melendy of Cedar Rapids at Central Presbyterian Des Moines. Melendy, a Gates Business College Waterloo graduate, works with Real Silk Hosiery. They plan to live in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel BE. Cooper
Elmwood School
Des Moines
Iowa State Teachers College
Lloyd A. Melendy
Cedar Rapids
Central Presbyterian Church
Melendy
Gates Business College
Waterloo
Real Silk Hosiery Company
Church and Women’s Guild Notices For Wednesday
Church groups meet across the West Side and downtown for social hours and luncheons. First United Presbyterian, Seventh free West Side circle, Christ Episcopal guild, St Mark's auxiliary, and other societies hold meetings at homes on Wednesday and Thursday with program notes and hostesses listed.
Club Notes Bridge and Social Gatherings Highlight Week
Mrs C B Huston hosts Wednesday luncheon bridge. Mrs M T McDermontt to entertain Entre Nous Tuesday at 116 Lafayette. Fidelity Circle meets all day at 527 Kingsley Ave. Mrs R S Hickelberg hosts bridge luncheon Thursday at Hotel President. Triple Four club dines at Mr and Mrs George H Williams home. High scores in 500 go to Mrs Donel Bandtelkl and Warry Farr with consols to Mrs E L Klingumman and Howard Kingsley. The club wins May 4 with Mr and Mrs Bandfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Huston
Bridge Club
Fidelity Circle
BE. F P. Scheneger
Kingsley Avenue
R. S. Hickelberg
Triple Four
George H. Willams
Sumner Street
Donel Bandtelkl
Warry Farr
E. L. Klingumman
Howard Kingsley
Bandfield
Woman Recovers From Severe Burns at West Union Hospital
Randalla Indiana April 22 Mrs Hen rinka Wickman is slowly recovering at West Union hospital after severe burns when her clothing caught fire from a stave. The senior class play will be presented at the consolidated school Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snedint Rerivice
Randalla
Henrinka Wickman
West Union Hospital
Consolidated School
Much Forlun
Community notices and hospital reports in Waterloo brief
Local items list residents and visitors entering St Francis hospital and convalescent homes, travel for medical or family reasons, new home purchases by Dr Ivan Powers, and upcoming church meetings. Also notes a Boy Scout regional event in Des Moines and a laborer’s hospital return. Includes births, local visits, and funeral attendance in nearby Cedar Rapids area. Proceedings mention church quarterly meeting and a rector’s Miami trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan R. Powers
Riverside Drive
W. F. Mack
Sans Souci
Walter Ritchey
Wee Beauty Shop
Fourth Street East
Chicago
L. A. Watkins
Lafayette Street
St. Francis Hospital
Jack Bassarrar
South Street
Presbyterian Hospital
A. Ivan Mason
Mary Ann
Cedar Rapids
Rimer Stapela
Forest Avenue
Rudolph Hansen
West Palm Beach
Fla
Minnie Hansen
Floyd Hansen
Carroll
Iowa Falls
A. C. Trudgian
Vinton Street
S. E. Bentley
F. M
M. Bentley
St. Clairesville
James T. Bentley
Wheeling
W. Va
R. ©. Heald, Activities Secretary of the Waterloo, M. C. A
Streator
Ill
Illinois Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
Mattoon
First Lutheran Church
Des Moines Coliseum
Arthur F. Jury
Wapsipinicon
Jury
Ivan S. Ryle
EH. B. Mounsey
Miami
Plainfield Juniors to Stage Play Friday
Plainfield High School junior class will present the play And Mary Did at Legion hall Friday evening April 26. Cast includes Lois Moore Courtney Gillette Mildred Stickman Cuba Clifton Donald Graham Elma Bossom Paul Bonzer Ethel Fierce Fern Annis Augusta Brybi Elden Briden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S Corrier Succigd
Plainfield
Falainfield High School
And
Mary Did
Legion Hall
Lois Moore
Courtney Gillette
Mildred Stickman
Cuba Clifton
Donald Graham
Elma Bossom
Paul Bonzer
Ethel Fierce
Fern Annis
Augusta Brybi
Elden Briden
Waterloo Memories Mark An Old City Anniversary
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo records the death of Jefferson Sherwood Burd developer of Sherwood park and the sixty eighth wedding anniversary of Mrs. George W Hubbard. It notes rescuers Fred Koch John Beener and a man named Spafford escaping a northward train collision near Ansborough Avenue at 10 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Sherwood Burd
Sherwood Park
Cedar River
Alen Street
Mix
George W. Hubbard
Newell Street
Fred Koch
John Beener
Spafford
Chicago Great Western
Ansborough Avenue
Seventeen in Cast of Biblical Drama Rich Young Man
Seventeen cast members, including 120 men, will perform The Rich Young Man a three act biblical drama to be staged Wednesday and Thursday evenings in West High auditorium. Truman De Roame directs with a Westminster Drama League production under Black Hawk County educational auspices. The cast features Rabbi Amos and a host of disciples, with Roy Leslie Smith and John the disciple among the named roles. Time is within the ministry of Jesus and locations include the garden of the summer palace of Rabbi Amos. Act I afternoon and evening, Act II evening seven days later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Westminster
Drama League
Ministry of Christ
Black Hawk
Truman de Roame
Rabbi Amos
Truman
Dev
Roame Makarle
Nadine Helchel
Erie Rey
W. P. McGormick
Amos
Eunus
AL My Aw
Rebecca
Waterloo Soldier Fights Across Mexican Border at Nogales
Eugene Walensky, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Walensky of 201 Locust street, joined the Twentieth infantry at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyoming, Jan 27. His unit, about 2000 men, was sent to Nogales to guard American property along the border. He writes that the line splits Nogales into Ariz and Mex, and American troops see fighting on the Mexican side but may not cross the boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Walensky
T. Walensky
Locust Street
Twentieth Infantry
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Walensky
Fort Russell
Nogales
Ariz
Fves
Mex
S. U. S. Commerce Dean to Address Y's Men Tonight
C. A. Phillips of Iowa City dean of the University of Iowa college of commerce will speak at the Y's Mens Employers night dinner tonight at the YMCA on Some Lovers of Business Success. West High string trio to provide music with invites sent to other service clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Phillips
Iowa City
College of Commerce
University of Iowa
Y's
Dean Phillips
West High School
Independence Woman Stricken By Unexplained Illness
Mrs. J J Plank of Independence was taken to Peoples hospital after a sudden ailment baffling physicians. A University of Iowa City specialist was summoned as the case remained undiagnosed. She had not been in full health for months and left work at Simmons Hardware two weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Independence
J. J. Plank
Peoples Hospital
University Hospital
Iowa City
Plank
Abot
Simmons Hardware Store
Wartburg Normal College Orchestra to Perform in Allison
Wartburg Normal College orchestra of Waverly will give a concert at the Legion Hall in Allison on Saturday evening May 4. They have appeared in Allison twice before, drawing interest from local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allison
Allison, Ja
Spectalh— Wartburg Normal College Orchestra of
Waverly
Legion Hall
Simple tailored frocks for play patterns 1811
Patterns describe quick sturdy kiddie dresses with crisp bloomer styles. Red cherry percale options with white trim suitable for warm weather. sizes and yardage listed with easy instructions. Order details include pattern numbers 1611 161, price fifteen cents, and fabric requirements. Pattern book also offered for ten cents.
Waterloo shopping week features fashion and gifts
Week by Week in Waterloo promotes local shops and fashion items. Sherwood's house displays greenhouses and affordable blooms while Woods Millinery showcases chic hats and accessories. Paris cables and long skirts trend, with Mary Lou Shop and Waterloo Drug offering service and snacks. Rivford Gift Shop highlights graduation gift ideas.
Dropped Egg Biscuits and Celery Poached Breakfast Dish
Dropped egg biscuits use flour baking powder salt butter lard and an egg with half evaporated milk. Poached eggs with celery transforms breakfast into luncheon form, mixing flour butter and milk with celery then spreading on buttered toast and topping with poached eggs.
Blended Ham and Sardine Spread With Quince Jelly
A list of prepared sandwich fillings described as well blended chopped ham minced sardines hard boiled eggs minced chicken olives lettuce and a mayonnaise based dressing with quince jelly and peanut butter blended in varying combinations.
The men in the house and the boys there
A series of sentences states that the men are good and the boys are in the house with the man. The boy in the house is described as the best boy.
Melo cleans via softened water for whiter clothes
A consumer ad notes soft water keeps clothes white while hard water causes gray scum that soap cannot fully rinse away. It recommends Melo as a water softener cleaner that prevents scum, enhances soap action, and leaves garments as white as snow. Endorses buying Melo from grocers.
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Texas
J. F. Balensifer
H. H. Caughlan
Progressive Delphan Society
W. Elklcis
Elks “Tun
Our Lady of Victory Court
W. C. O. P.o—Black
Sigme Chi—Black
BUY
Sons of Union Veterans Hall
Mappy Eight Bridge Club
Paul Kline
T. K. Club
GC. B. Peterson
Ford. Reed
Zxthten
K. P.rad
Simnsiilhe Lodge
L. A
B. A. TV
Black Hawk I. O. G
Ace of
Leo Murray
Pythian Sisters
Hall
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
Aurora
Lambert KL. Lowe
M. E. Church
Lowe
Rath Packing Company
Lucile Huntington
George Huntington
Baltimore Street
Wilbur von Eman
Russell-Lamson
Iowa ‘State Teachers College
Washburn College
Topeka
Kan
Ae Family Binner
Bert Furneaux
J. G. Knudsen
Fred Wieland
Fred Kroll
W. Simmons
Arthur Knudsen
Hudson
Dr. Galbraith
Conger Street
Herbert Lantz
Galbraith
Woodruff
Guy Burbank
S. Sussman
Walnut Court
Apartments
Mick Conn
London
England
Betty Maxwell
Robert Maxwell
Whst Cheer
Delmar FP. Ahrens
Ela Schumaker
Grinnell
Miss Ruth Smith
Miss Heald
Gates
Emley-Baker
Hazel Baker
Grand River
Dale CG. Emley
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Hardcastle
Miss Robinson
Lowell Emley
Alma Tragserud
Emmons Tillapaugh
Black
Joy Harmon
Bertha Stiles
Church News
First United Presbyterian
C. J. Bassarear
West Side Circle
Christ Episcopal Guild
George Lichty
Franklin Street
St. Mark's Church
G. F. Klegin
Willston Avenue
Alpha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
A. D. Donnell
Alta Vista Avenue
Deborah Society
First MM. EE
A. S. Wilson
J. C. Hartman
Jane Nugent
James A. Conk
Majel Guild
C. W. Hell
Arthur French
Jessie Bower
Howrah
PRIEF
West End
St. Bridge
M. OG
Buchanan
P. W. Wagner
Gilbertville
J. A. Hartman
Anamosa
Edward
B. J. Fraenzl
Sunnyside Avenue
Manitowoc
Wis
Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
EB. &. Chandler
Tlinois Central Railroad
Ilinois Central Hospital
Robert Lee Dey Dodd
R. M. Dodd
Minneapolis
Evelyn Stout
Roy Stout
Walnut Street
Dodd
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner
Northern
Iowa
Plainfield High School
Arizona
Churcie
Gelwein
the Gospel Baptist Church of
NATO
17Th Bt
New York City
H Mawplow
Sherwood
Woods Millinery
Paris
Mary Lou
Rivford
Melo
U.S
Hygienic Products Cov Canton, Ohie A Manufacturers
Sant Flach
Kellogg’s
Kelloggs Corner
AKES
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