Sunnyside Club Reopens Dining Hall May Second
Sunnyside Country club resumes dining room and drawing rooms for members on May 2 after a November closure. Reservations for the opening events, including May 14 dinner dance, May 22 bridge party, and May 29 dinner dance, must be made with secretary W A Chapman by May 14 and May 28 respectively. The golf course opens with permanent greens for May, with a few greens ready next week.
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Sunnyside Country Club
W.A. Chapman
Legion Auxiliary Elects Delegates for State Convention
Waterloo will be represented at the state convention of the American Legion auxiliary in Dubuque June 3 4 5 by Mrs A A Hofmann Mrs T 3 Fitz Gerald Mrs b FP Treganza and Mrs Foy Cobb according to election of delegates held Thursday afternoon in Memorial hall Alternates chosen are Mrs W H Wilson Mrs BL Rohlf Mrs J B Becker and Mrs Harry Reed Miss Vivian Innes will act as page from this district Mrs L me Daum president and Mrs L EB Roberts will attend the county convention May 19 at La Porte City with Mrs Kibel Houghton and Mrs Hoffmann as alternates A brief business session to be followed by a virillation and a party for new members was planned for May 14 Sewing under direction of the welfare committee occupied hours yesterday picnic dinner served at noon
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Waterloo
American Legion Auxiliary
Dubuqua
A. A. Hofmann
Fitzzgerald
B. FP. Treganza
Foy Cobb
Mada
Memorial Hall
W. H. Wilson
BL. Rohlf
J.B. Becker
Harry “Reed
Mins Vivian ‘Innes
L. Me Daum
L. EB. Roberts
la Porte City
Kibel Houghton
Hoffmann
Welfare Committee
Private Dinner and Bridge Party at Hotel Russell Lamson
Twelve friends hosted by Miss Martha McCavick enjoyed an elegant dinner and bridge in the Hotel Russell Lamson dining room with orchid and pink decorations. Kathryn Gleason won in play and Grace Sears, visiting from New Hampton, was the only out of town guest.
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Martha McCavick
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Kathryn
Gleason
Grace Sears
New Hampton
Virginia Clary
Club Notes and Honors From Harmonizing Nine Meeting
Members of the Harmonizing Nine met at Mrs. Charles Bailey’s home Thursday afternoon for 500. Honors went to Mrs. Leland Shoaf, Mrs. Charlies Reed, and Mrs. B. W. Ransom, with Mrs. Ransom as special guest. The Regt session will be with Mrs. Reed in May. Mrs. A. J. Cornwell entertained El Deel club personnel and Mrs. PF Dickinson of Freeport as a Thursday afternoon guest, Dickinson a houseguest of Mrs. Roy Hulett. Octagon club members Mrs. C. J. Penney and Mrs. Arthur Stitz were guests of Mrs. Victor Foster.
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Harmonizing Nine
Charles Bailey
Leland Shoaf
Charlies Reed
B. W. Ransom
Ransom
Reed May
A. J. Cornwell
el Deel Club
PF. J. Dickinson
Freeport
Octagon’ Club
Irs. C
Side Talks on Free Men and Hidden Faces in Character
A reflective piece questions the duality of men viewed in different contexts. It contrasts a hardboiled businessman with a generous, agreeable social figure, noting that public charm often masks private stinginess and family friction. It cites Hazlitt to illustrate enduring themes of public virtue and private vice.
Social clubs and porch luncheon notes from Oelwein
Thursday afternoon honors and social events included the Social Six Birthday club meeting at a hostess’s home with needlework contests and favors. Luncheon followed with Miss Tune Marquis and Mrs. A. C. Kane winning favors. Byrnes Park Bridge club hosted last evening. In Oelwein, an addition was built to the Jim Magee general merchandise store building, and the A. H. Mathias meat market was enlarged by removing a portion.
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F. L. Wicks
T. VW. Fairburn
Tune Marquis
A. C. Kane
Harry Muffman
Byrnes Park Bridge Club
Oelwein
OelWelo
Jim Magee
A. H. Mathias
Waterloo City in Brief full of notices and outings
A Waterloo in brief column includes visits from Mrs KE M Joils of Cushing Minnesota to her sons Si W and Charles L in Waterloo, Masonic funeral service by R A Buck at State Center, illnesses in families on Rebel avenue, and travels of Mrs Roy Flutett and Mrs Dickinson to Freaport Illinois. It notes several local events including Rotary program at Hotel Russell Lamson, city council reviews, and traffic court cases. Additional items mention church conferences, Hi Y film night, debuts in extemporaneous speaking, daylight saving start for city engineer staff, and a note on 60 years since F Morrill's Waterloo arrival with winter snow. Several traffic accidents in rain are reported along with a damages suit by Smedley Gardens for gladioli bulbs transported by Rock Island railway.
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KE. M. Joils
Cushing, Minn
Si W
Charles L
Waterloo
R. A. Buck
State Center
A. P. Brahm
Louise
Grippe
Rebel Avenue
Herbert Hoffmann
Dubique
A. A. Hoffmann
Elmer H. Brown
Des Moines
Roy Flutett
F. J. Dickinson
Freaport
Sergt. L. C. Greenup
Army
Quartermaster Department
Fort Des Moines
Austin Burt
Rotary Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Kingbard Hill
Horse Park First Addition
Prospect Hills
Prospect
J. G Knudsen
Williston Avenue
Long Beach
Cal
Salt Lake City
Elias BE. Lichty
Carleton
Neb
Joseph W. Lichty
Mansfield
Will_ Tr. Lichty
Ohio
Lichty
Wood & Wyant Drug Store
EB. Lichty
George E Lichty
Ased Suil
Rock Island Railway
Houston
Tex
Cartier
Beauty Gloves For Overnight Hand Care And Skin Health
A period piece advice column urges busy women to use cosmetic gloves with lotion for overnight hand treatment. It explains choosing a bleaching or softening lotion, applying after scrubbing, wearing gloves while sleeping or during chores, and supplementing with daily massage. It also describes glove prep, skin care steps, and a sample beauty tip about cocoa butter and oil paste for dry skin. It includes a reader query about weight and facial care.
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Alf
Three High School Musicians Compete at University Meet
Three local high school musicians will compete in the state music contest sponsored by the University of Iowa music department at Iowa City Saturday afternoon and evening. Participants include Lucile Cutler and Margaret Howell Hast Hichen tered in the piano class and Craig Ellyson West High in the male voice division, with Waterloo entrants accompanied by Grace Ullemeyer and Gail Wilbur, East and West High music supervisors, and Mrs W B Howsell and XN CG. W. Ellyson. The local contestants earned the right to compete at the state meet from the district contest at East High last Saturday, among entrants from five other districts.
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Music Department of
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Lucile Cutler
Margaret Howell
Hast Hich
Almn Sane
Craig Ellyson
West High
Waterloo
Grace Ullemeyer
East High
Gail Wilbur
W. B. Howsell
W. Ellyson
Par ent Teacher council selects officers and funds auditorium seats
April meeting approved a £100 contribution to buy seats in the school auditorium. Receipts for the year total £112.08. Executive staff chosen includes Mrs. R. A. Buckmaster as president Will Clubine as first vice president EB. J. Stout as vice president and Mrs. B. Messer as secretary and treasurer.
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Orlwein D.F. AL Electa. Geiwein
R. A. Buckmaster
Will Clubine
Arst
EB. J. Stout
B. Messer
Free to Any Woman My Youth and Beauty Helps
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes a range of beauty aids claiming to preserve youth and beauty. She describes cleansers, Youth Cream, White Youth Clay, and Envied Hair, touting samples by mail and a Beauty Book, urging women to request trials and visit counters for products.
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Edna Wallace Hopper
France
Lake Shore Drive
Chiengy
Leighton Receives Dope on Ted Mayo Booze Runner
Leighton gets a police report from Minnesota identifying the booze running fugitive known as Ted Mayo. The letter traces Mayo to Theodore Roosevelt Grest of Little Falls Minnesota and links him to a jail escape and auto theft in Little Rock. Leighton suspects Mayo, alias Diamiond Dick, drove the bootleg car seized locally.
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Leighton
Ted Mayo
Diamiond Dick
Reailty
Théodore Roosevelt Grest
Little Fats
Minn
E. A. Leighton
Minnesota
Mayo
Grest
Little Rock
Chief Leighton
Maya
Young Men's Club Sues Muldoon Over Heat and Lockout
The Young Business Men's club sues John T. Muldoon at 611 1 2 Water Street for 949 damages, claiming October and November heat shortages caused colds to members William Schmidt, Wm. I. Galvin, and Lawrence Swenson. They allege padlocking and eviction November 1 forced members to seek higher-priced board, and loss of club equipment use due to lockout.
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Young Business Men's Club
John T. MuLdoon
1-2
Water Street
Pike, Sias, Frank & Zimmerman
Eita
Ti Jie
Blaintif
William Schmidt
Www
I. Galvin
Lawrencé Swenson
Marital Woes Surface in May Term Actions
Civil cases filed yesterday and today include Laura Freeland versus Robert in a divorce action. The docket lists motions and requests for relief as the May term opens.
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Civoren
Laura Freeland
Robert
Marital Disputes and Alimony Petitions From 1920
The record lists multiple divorce related filings including D Fresiani of Peoria Illinois seeking custody of a minor and $1500 permanent alimony with $5 weekly child support after a 1920 marriage. Charles Robb and Emmett Robb are also named in a joint petition from Estherville with similar custody and support requests. Helen Walker sues Loren Walker in Marathon Ta for non support and requests $210 weekly alimony and custody after their marriage. Emma Miller seeks alimony of $30 a month and infant custody in a February 1929 filing against Augusta Miller.
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D. Fresiani
Peoria
Charrl Robb
Emmett G. Robb
Estherville
Aska Eustody
Anitner
Helen Walker
Loren Walker
Marathon
Emma Miller
Augusta, Miller
West High senior class plans June 4 play A Million Dollars
West Bligh senior class rehearses for A Million Dollars a four act comedy by W B Hare to be staged Thursday evening June 4 in the auditorium Bemis Remington will inherit 1900000 if he moves to a town of inhabitants earns 5000 in a year and marries within six months if not the fortune goes to Prof Noah Jabb Miss Leila Hughes directs the play The cast includes Jeremy Wis Beverly Loman Laurie Tipec John Knox David Dewey and others
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West Bligh Senio
W. B. Hare
Bemis Remington
Noah Jabb
Leila Hughes
Jeremy Wis
James Patrick Bu
Newh Jabb
Beverly Loman
Laurie Tipec
E Sajrbank
Clara_Cnourtn
Genevieve McGhoe Pilzgerala
Sammy Belt Porley
Mary Cowan Pink
Elizabeth
Lamkin
Harles Bushy
Xion
Arnald
Court Orders Son to Support Mother in Black Hawk Case
In Black Hawk County ex rel. Anna E Joyce v Eugene Joyce, the court finds the defendant must support his mother, Anna EE Joyce, and orders him to pay $10 weekly into the clerk’s office. The petition claimed the mother had earlier transferred property to her son.
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Black Hawk County
Anna E. Joyce
Eugene Joyce
Anna EE. Joyce
E. B. Stiles
Rainfall of Great Value to Planters in Iowa
Rain fell late yesterday with Waterloo and Town relief from drought. Amount measured about .30 inch, the largest of the season, aiding dry corn ground and small grain crops. Temperatures cooled after a hot day with a high near 95 and a low around 62. Tonight and Saturday expected cooler, with fair to clear weather in Iowa.
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Waterloo
Towa
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