Waterioo Woman's Foreign Missionary society convention delegates named
Mrs C A Ferguson leads Waterloo district delegation to the thirty seventh annual convention at Rudd Ta with district secretaries Mrs C R Cassell and Mrs A N Gleason presiding Grace church will provide literature by Mrs William Watters Local delegates from First church include Mrs HH Bunker Mrs H L Sawtyer and Mrs Tiry Milter Mrs Sawyer to attend demonstration The Modern Ruth and Naomi Linden church delegates to be decided Sessions run Thursday and Friday Speakers include Dr Stella Dodd Mrs J F Bosye Alice Rigby Monre and Lars A Baker Local Methodist women and other clubs host meetings in the week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Ferguson
C. R. Cassell
A. N. Gleason
Waterioo
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Waterloo
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rudd
Ferguson
Gleason
Grace Church
William Watters
First Church Society
Cassell
HH. Bunker
H. L. Sawtyer
Tiry
Milter
Sawyer
Ruth
Naomi
Charles Storin
C. E. Thornberry
St. Paul's Church
Linden Church
Stella Dodd
Sironcha
India
J. F. Bosye
Drs Moines
Alice Rigby Monre
Lars A. Baker
Lafayette and Alcott P T A Meetings Set Tomorrow
Lafayette and Alcott P T A meetings planned with programs including violin solos by Margaret Miller and readings by Miss Anne Peters. Talks by J B Godtfri ng on Conservation of Natural Resources and community singing led by Miss Ettabelle Storer. Highlights include school orchestra selections and a thrift talk by Miss Stelis Lackey. Community details list volunteers and serving duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FC. Liffring
Johnn
Alcott School
J.B. Godtfring
Lafayette School
Margaret Miller
Anntne Peters
Fred Adams
Gladys Atkins
Stanton Halvorson
Lafayette
Ettabelle Storer
Godt~fring
Oda Anderson
Margaret Berry
Stelis
Lackey
First Grace Makers
Lydia society meets at Mrs Wilbur home tomorrow evening
The Lydia society of First Presbyterian church will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs M C Wilbur. Mrs E F Shapland and Miss Ethel Howard will be hostesses for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Society of
First Presbyterian Church
M. C. Wilbur
Irs
Queen Esther Society Meeting At First Methodist Church
The Queen Esther society of First Methodist Episcopal Church will meet at 5 30 p m today for a church picnic supper Mrs H O Barton new counselor will preside Mic boxes will be opened A copal church afternoon at Mrs M B Skillman Cedar Bond boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. L
K. of C. Nail
John Koch
Ames
Nick
Delegardes Thomas
Meisch
Andrew Selz
Fred Hacker
John Eascht
Pierre Witry
Queen Esther Society
First Methodist Episcopal Church
H. O. Barton
Hints In Beauty Care For Ears And Hair Styling
A fragmented advice piece discusses ear coverage and facial framing using long hair to alter appearance. It mentions flats against the head, styling with parting to soften features, and a massage tip for legs to appear plumper. It also notes a small product cost and the option to mail order instructions.
Queen Esther Girls Meet for Rally at First M E church
Sixty two girls from Queen Esther circles across Waterloo district gather for luncheon and program at First M E church. Representatives arrive from First Grace St Pauls Waterloo Cedar Falls La Porte City. Hosts include Mrs Barton and Mrs Dunham with service by Mrs Powers Gortright Watters Maner. Decorations purple and white. Jubilee talk outlines missionary celebration planned for 1930 and fund plans. Yells songs by societies, La Porte City wins originality prize. Birthday cake cut by Miss Miner. gift from Waterloo auxiliary. Mrx Meyer hosts birthday surprise for Mrs Meyer with local guests, music cards and dancing, pink and white appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Esther
Waterloo
Methodist Episcopal Church
M. E
First
Grace
St. Paul’s
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
First Church
H. ©. Barton
George Dunham
Ilk E B. Powers
Margaret Gortright
Floyd Maynard
Fairbank
Young People's Work
Raymond Brown
Woman's Home Missionary
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Jubilee Fund
Dorothy Miner
Grace Church Circle
Wafterloo Auxiliary
Mrx Meyer
C. R. Meyer
Jess Smith
Charles
Tarr
Warren
Frank Clark
Venitta
D. D. Meyer
Rosa Vice
Melba Powers
Elveln File
Thelma Hasbrook
Esthur Nelson
J. §. Hansen
Oliver Sorerison
Arlo Royer
Reuben Ackerman
J. Steeley
F. H. Lemley
Dewar
Lemley
Steeley
Meyer
Club Notes O. B. I. meeting at Mrs Sullivan's home
The O. B. I. club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. T. Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. I. Club
J. T. Sullivan
Essay contest on voting by women’s clubs nationwide
Washington announces a national high school essay contest on Why Should I Vote? with a $1,000 prize, sponsored by the General Federation of Women’s Clubs and approved by national civic leaders. The program aims to educate youth about voting, urging their first ballot next November as seven million young voters approach the polls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and. P. W. Club
Eva Brady
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Better Business Womeen
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's — J Clubs
Pidenty Circle
Mys
Perry Coviles
National Civic Association
John D. Sherman
General Federation
John Heys Hammod
Civic Federation
William R. Alvard
Detroit
Mich
Department ‘of American Citizenship
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Alvord
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Department of American Citizenship
Peaveriz Pulriatte
Orchesis Recital at Cedar Falls Draws Interest
Waterloo residents will fill the Iowa State Teachers college auditorium tomorrow for the Orchesis public dance recital. The show features Waterloo students and a dramatic dance drama The Birthday of the Infanta with Doris Nelson and Harriette Egan in leading roles. The program begins at 8 15 p m and is directed by Miss Monica R Wild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Folk
Iowa State Teachers College
Orchesis
Waterloo
University of Wisconsin, Das
Oscar Wilde
College Eye
Doris Nelson
Harriette Egan
Liszt-Lack
Kreisler
Chopin
Wagner
Beethoven
Big Brown Bear
Mana-Zucca
Grieg
Scherzo
Mendelssohn
Dawn Wind
MacDowell
Children of Earth
Beathoven-Chopin
Rendeavous
Aletta
Frantella
Rubinstein
Monica R. Wild
Miss Dorothy Wilgus Hosts N B Club Slumber Party
Miss Dorothy Wilgus entertained N B club members at a Saturday slumber party with favors for Ruth Stoner and Helen Enfield. A 3 am luncheon followed. Wight 500 club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steninger’s home, with high scores to Mrs. Walter Woodyard and George Sonn and a consolation favor to Lee Briden. Mrs. Steninger assisted by Mrs. Harold Korth in a two course midnight supper. Tiny May baskets were given as favors. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawrence attended, and the Korths will host again May 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilgus
Bunce
Ruth Stoner
Helen Enfield
Ralph Steninger
Walter Woodyard
George Sonn
Lee Briden
Steninger
Harold Korth
Harold Lawrence
Korth
Our Married Life Happy All the Way Diamond anniversary noted
Mr and Mrs George W Hubbard celebrated their sixty eighth wedding anniversary at 326 Newell Street with relatives including their son William G Hubbard and grandchildren. Hubbard built the first Methodist Episcopal church in Spring Creek Township and many local homes. The couple married April 22 1860 in Porter Center Michigan. Also noted is the sixth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry Moon who traveled from Glendale California to Harlan Illinois with their three year old Eugene in four and a half days in a new midsize sedan, via the Santa Fe trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hubbard
Newell Street
William G. Hubbard
Fourth Street
John §. Hile
Parker Street West
Leo F. Bedard
Harry Moon
Glendale
Cal
Ralph Hubbard
Minot
N. D
Michigan
Hubbard
Porter Center
Mich
Black Hawk County
Fox Township
Spring Creek Township
Jesup
Roswell Stubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Isaac Hall
van Buren County
Potter Center
Sarah Jane Luther
Esther A. Govid
Mariel Briggs
D. P
Eugene
Harlan
Santa Fe
City in Brief: Local Movements and Court Note
City in Brief items show Charles W. Knoop visiting Waterloo on bank business while former treasurer Loren Starrett faces a 9 am April 30 contempt judgment. A California trip by George and Mrs Schoel is summarized along with Mrs Flieder’s Nebraska visit. Silk train on a tight Japan to New York schedule passes Waterloo, and W W Warsaw returns from California to Racine via Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Knoop
Poe First State Bank
Rockford
Waterleo
L. T. Potter
Denver Street
Des Moines
R. W. Hasner
Loren Starrett
George Schoel
Riverside Drive
California
Oregon
Washington
Denver
Agnes Flieder
Fowler Street
Prank
Los Angeles
Cal
Belle City Manufacturing Company
Racine
Wis
W. E. Peavey
Third Ave
Nué West
Warsaw
HM. Peavey
Peavey
Huntington Park
Mickerdon enters age for representative race
Woor in Fox township filed nominating papers as a candidate for state representative before the Republican primary. The petition reportedly carries about 100 signatures. Other candidates include Finer Mo Viehty and A Hollis, incumbents, plus Frank I Righmey of Waterlog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nas
Woor
Dygmer Heibg
Fox Township
Aled Bammarian
Nickelson
Finer Mo Viehty
A. Hollis
Frank I Righmey
Unclear Puzzle Words From Ancient Lettered Clue
Fragmentary text presents a brainteaser with scattered terms Yenard 4liptment Pavisian and others. It lists odd words and numbers possibly part of a cipher or word game rather than a news item.
Skelly Oil Buys Inland Co Plans Expansion
Skelly Oil Co of Tulsa purchased Inland Oil Co assets including real estate, plants, leases, and dealer contracts from George D. Aner. Daggett appointed Waterloo district manager as Skelly plans expansion with 50 percent storage increase and 2–3 new stations this summer. Inland began operations March 1, 17. The Skelly firm, valued at about 110 million, operates 22 natural gas gasoline plants across multiple states with 4,000 retail outlets and 1,000 service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skelly Oil Company
Tulsa
Okla
Inland Oil Company
George D. Aner
Skelly Company
Waterloo
Standard
Sinclair
Mid-Continent
Roxana
Cities Service
Bartles- Shepherd. Oil Company
L. L. Daggett
Gedar Rapids
Waterlow District
Inland Oill Company
Westfield Avenue
Commercial
Second Streets
la Porte City
Jesup
Daggett
Sig
Skelly Git
Skelly
Wetintyyal Eldorado
Kan
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Kansas
Churches Exchange Choirs in Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Cedar Falls and Waterloo churches swap choir programs next Sunday. The Waterloo choir will perform Light and Life at First Baptist Waterloo, while the Cedar Falls choir presents a cantata Our Lord Victorious by Shelley at First Presbyterian Conn Falls. Both programs were first given at their home churches last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
Conn Falls
Cedar Falls
Shelley
Waterton
Week by Week With Marylou Ready for May’s spring offerings
Marylou previews the final week of April and the coming May season. She highlights upcoming shop items, spring fashions, floral displays, and ideas for celebrations with practical, stylish guidance for readers.
Wedding Gifts at Pickworth Gifts Delight Brides
Gift shop feature touts Pickworth Gifts offering bridge luncheon sets and fine linen with Chinese and Italian handwork. New domestic and imported glassware including ice tea sets bowls vases and candlesticks praised for superb quality and design.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickworth Gifts
Pickworth
Antique Shop Treasure Trove at Mrs Shores
A reader praises Mrs Shores Antique Shop at 402 W Park Ave for a quaint display of wall brackets pewter old glass chinr walnut chests and chairs claiming a treasure trove of antiques is available locally.
Hats and shoppers delight at Woods in Waterloo
Noah Himself notes sunny skies as Waterloo shoppers swarm Woods last Saturday. Women flock to Woods for hats, drawn by a large assortment, smart new-season colors, and prices that suit every purse and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Woods
Step Out with Color Fixtures by Lightolier Ad
An advertisement from Walker and Mevars at 515 Sycamore promotes a full line of Lightolier fixtures in colors and designs suitable for both bungalow and larger homes. The seller offers shopping help or advice at no cost to the buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ughis
Walker and Mevars
Sycamore
Ina Class of its own at Maddleton School of Music
The Maddleton School of Music Dancing and Oratory Ri vista Building offers unique amateur stage training for vaudeville. With spring bookings open, acts are prepared for professional presentation and new acts are being built to fit those needing guidance, all for a single fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddleton School of Music, Dancing and Oratory
Riviera
Fashion Frock News From Frances Shop Arrivals
You You want a frock but cannot afford it until you view Frances Shop new arrivals. S Cartier prints, georgettes, all silk designs and color blends captivate with polka dots, bayadere effects, diagonal hems, and plaited truffle tones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Dr. Hawk's Foot Treatment Promises Quick Relief
A fragmented ad style note touts Dr. Hawks foot treatment as a quick relief for smarting and aching feet. It implies foot pain is abnormal and caused by a condition that someone “knows how” can fix, inviting readers to seek Dr. Hawk’s expertise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawk
Mother's Day Portraits at Tritz's Studio Sparkle
Readers are invited to capture natural pictures in a comfortable informal setting at Tritz's Studio. The message highlights a relaxed atmosphere ideal for sending a personal Mother’s Day image and emphasizes authentic, "just like you" photos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tritz
State Loan Co Riviera endorsers offer bylaw friendly credit
Housewives, many practical women, have learned that pooling old bills and borrowing at a legal rate lets them pay back in moderate monthly amounts. The State Loan Co Riviera offers this arrangement with endorsers, noting convenience and no delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Loan Co. Riviera
Comra
Re-Nu Shop Upholstery Brings Fine Craft to Waterloo
Waterloo merchants learn Mary Lou recommends the Re-Nu Shop for upholstering in colorful frieze tapestry or leather, caning and rebuilding of furniture at 328 West Park Ave downstairs, promising durable, stylish results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re-Nu Shop
West Park Ave
Wardrobe Plan From The Fonda Mae Shop
The piece outlines a coordinated wardrobe for various occasions including a practical house dress, an afternoon frock in soft sheet material, a smart street costume, and evening fluffy pieces. It promotes Fonda Mae Shop as the source with affordable prices and offers mail orders and personal assistance from Mary bon the personal shopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonda Mae
Mary Bon
Donohue Signs Up with Cincinnati Reds After Salary Fight
Veteran Red pitcher Pete Donohue signed a contract with the Cincinnati club ending a salary dispute that began in February. Terms were not disclosed by Donohue or Reds president J. Mel Diarmid. Also noted is the death of Marlon Smal, 19, a Wapella High junior and multi sport star, who died by suicide after drinking poison. motive unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Donohue
Red
Cincinnati
Donohue
Ge. J. Mel Diarmid
The
Reds
Wapella
Marlon Smal
Wapella High
Cucumber Relish And Quick Kitchen Tips
Pure cucumbers with onion and green pepper are ground and simmered in a seasoned vinegar base until tender then canned. Culinary notes suggest frying mackerel in milk, dipping sardines in batter, and garnishing with hard boiled eggs. A simple sour milk substitute is explained using a splash of vinegar.
Child killed when auto hits parked car near Newmarket
Bedford Ta April 23 Helen Banks nine was killed last night when the car she rode in struck a second car parked along the road and careened into a ditch. Her father drove the machine. he wife and another daughter were slightly injured. The accident occurred a half mile west of Newmarket. The Banks family lives southwest of Newmarket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
iMsi
Helen Banks
Newmarket
Banks
Waterloos Evening Conche Patterns in Courier Supply
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo and pay 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns permit seams and all orders are filled promptly, with delivery about 20 days after sending in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Methodist
Star Rebekah
Mrs
Dalear
Peter
Woc
U-Y W.c. A. Alpua Guild
First Presbyterian
Icurgh
R. M. Knox
Entre Nous Club
M.T. Mo‘Dermott
Carpenters Hall
Pytian Sisters
P. Hall
Isabella
C. Hall
Lafayette and
Alcott P.T. A’s Plan
Home Department of
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Jtuncheon
Tororrow
Jes
B. J. Lohnes
Sir Harudo
Grant Avenue
Fred Snyder
H.W. Moon
Moon
A. G. Neston
Messrs
Die Mmes
George
Small
Joseph Ochinger
L. H. Cleven
Church News
Ansar
Iveane
Levagroy
M. E. Church
Sons of Une Ion
Mary
Grant
James O'Neil Chiswell
Mound City
SxeQs Oo Company
Mary Curtis
Clara Barton
Guild
Universalist Church
T. P. Lehan
Bernice Lehan
Buchanan's
W. A. Mickerdon
Farmers’ Union
Skelly Oil CO
Inland CO
Marylou
P. M. Hawk
Noah Himself
Ina Class
Mary Lou
Paris
Louiseboulanger
City and Slate
Esha
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