Waterloo Woman's Club elects new officers and plans year
Members elected Mrs. J. P. Alford as president Abs A Welehaar as vice president. Mrs. Knox was chosen recording secretary and Mrs. Stanley Mourg as standing secretary. Ostrander became treasurer. Plans include yearbook committee duties, possible dues increases rejected, and several department reports showing a profitable year. The club has 479 members, with 34 new this year, and a drama department to replace Evening department leadership.
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Waterloo Woman's Elit
J. P. Alford
Abs
A. Welehaar
Era Knox
Stanley Mourg
Testanding
Airs
Ostrander
House
Madden
Bess Baggs
Lel
Clark Leeper
Aho
Howe
Activites
Orrick Civic
Jonas
Oy Pers John H. Gwynne
C. W. Chaptran
Teimedia Oaly
Leeper
Pine Arts
Social Events on Week's Calendar
A dense list of community activities for the week includes luncheons, club meetings, and social gatherings at venues such as Memorial hall Cedar Wally and St. Francis hospital auxiliary. Notable entries include American Association of University Women luncheon, Black Hawk hall events, and various church and service group gatherings. The schedule references numerous clubs and societies like the Moose hall group, 500 club, and the Knights of Columbus style gatherings, with dates spread across Tuesday through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tex
Waterloo
Lucile Unitington
Millicent Clarke
Glchrist Chapel
Cedar Wally
Jiterpoon
JW. O. T
Peter Woodring
Ll. W. Yall East
Byer
Kay
Daughts
Nous Club
Wing's . Daughters
Y. Ww. A
Pirst Lutheran
Mrnday
St. Francis
Hospital ‘Aux Amrs- G.-Hy Scully
Michael Seifert
Moose Hall
National congress on American homes in Des Moines
Waterloo club women anticipate the National American Homes Congress to be held in Des Moines next November under the general federation of women's clubs auspices. Delegates from many organizations will participate including the Parent Teacher Association the American Farm Bureau federation the Nat ional Grange and others. The program will study living in a satisfactory home on incomes from 2400 to 5000 dollars yearly with focus on farm homes and household management and sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Club
Des Moines
Tha
Parent- Teacher Association
Better Names of America Commission
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
American Farm Bureau Federation
National Grange
Society of American Agricultural Eagineers
Maggie W. Barry
American Home Department
General Federation
Federation
Congress
Cadman Song Cycle at Grace M E Church Tonight
Charles Wakefield Cadman's The Morning of the Year song cycle will be performed under the auspices of Grace M. E. Epworth League next Wednesday evening at the church. Soloists include Martha McCormick, Dorothy Wilbur, John Harald, Max Noah, with Mrs Harold Smith on piano and Kart Duthbert on xylophone. Suppe's Poet and Peasant ouverture will precede the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wakefield
Cadman
Aushes
M. E. Epworth
Martha
Cormick
Dorothy ‘Wilbur
John Harald
Max Noah
Harold Smith
Kart Duthbert
Suppe
Pianist and Soprano to Give Program at Cedar Falls
Miss Lucille Kumtinston, pianist, will be assisted by Miss Millicent Clarke, soprano, for a Monday recital at Gilchrist chapel on Teachers College campus Cedar Falls. Clarke studies voice with Luther Richman and Kumtinston is a piano student of Miss Alan Fraeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Kumtinston
Millicent Clarke
Gilchrist Chapel
Teachers College
Gerdar Falls
Miss Huntington
Alan Fraeman
Miss Clarke
Luther Richman
Beauty Bath For Clear Skin And Healthful Glow
Daily full body bath with hot water and soap improves skin clarity and color. Scrub with brush and rinse to open pores, remove dirt, and stimulate circulation, then apply light oil to seal moisture. Regular use promotes healthier skin and a refreshed appearance.
Miss Neuhalfen to Wed Cecil Meath at Sacred Heart
Monday morning ceremony at Sacred Heart church will unite Miss Heleng A Neuhalfen and Cecil J Meath with Rev J M Metley officiating. Best man is George Nouth, cousin Marguerite Goffett plays violin, Alice Heath organist. A breakfast for 26 relatives follows, then couple departs for Chicago. They will reside in this city after honeymoon.
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Sacred Heart Church
Hel
Eng A. Neuhalfen
F. P. Neuhalfen
Cecil J. Meath
John, Keath
J. M. Metley Willl
Miss Néenhalsen
George Nouth
Marguerite Goffett
Alice Heath
Downtugg
Black
Heath
Ooitor
Chicago
Migg Neuhaisen
Sacred Heart High School
Kresge Company
Ieath
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Cutler ‘WardWare Company
Kil Kare Club Notes at Bishop's Cafeteria
The Kil Kare club met for an informal dinner at Bishop's cafeteria last evening. Card winners were Mrs J M Searles Miss Iris Math ias and Otto Koepke. Next meeting set for two weeks hence at Park Inn on Cedar Falls road. New members welcomed by the Lucky 13 club were Mrs Mabel Trunkey and Mrs A F Rogers. Honors went to Mrs W E Silver Mrs Frunkey and Miss Edna Smock. Hostess aided by Mrs Louis Smith.
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Kil Kare Club
Bishop's Cafeteria
J. M. Searles
Iris Mathias
Otto Koepke
Park Inn
Cedar Falls Road
Lucky 13
C.J. Nauman
Mabel Trunkey
A. F.rogers
W. E. Silver
Frunkey
Edna Smock
Louis Smith
Church Groups Hold Picnics and Guild Meetings Across Local Churches
The King's Daughters of First M. W. church held a picnic supper with a 15th birthday cake for Alice Smith. Readings and duets followed by chaperoned gatherings, while Philiathea Ever-Dependable and Home Makers clubs organized and met. Bible classes at Park Presbyterian enjoyed games and refreshments with 22 Home Makers members meeting at Mrs. A. M. Adams's home.
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King’s Daughters
First. M
Philiathea
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Mabel Stissler
Mayme van Eaton
Hazel Nelson
Esther Peterson
Park Presbyterian Church
Home Makers
First Baptist Church
A. MW. Adams
Officers Seek Grundy Center Girl and Night Watchman
In Grundy Center on April 24 Special officers search for Alice Heisler aged 76 and Clarence Ford aged 26, alleged to have left with the girl's clothing and valuables. Heisler's parents Mr and Mrs Frank Freisner formerly lived near Grundy Center. Ford is married and once served as night watchman in the town.
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Grundy Center
Alice Heisler
Clarence Ford
Ford
Ravents
Frank Freisner
Gransy Center
Uxis
Lefe
West High Winner in Extemporaneous to Iowa City Next
Blair Wood of West High won the district extemporaneous speaking contest last night in Vinton over 14 competitors and will enter the state meet next Friday in Iowa City against winners from three other districts. Dinford Ames took second. other contestants included Robert Lake and George H Fields. West High faculty member coached Wood.
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Blair Wood
West High School
Vinton
Iowa City
Dinford Ames
Marshall Trn
Robertlake
East Sligh
George H. Fields
West Fiteach
Woed
Final dinner and meeting set for May 3
The Rath Club will be judged at the final dinner and meeting of the organization Monday night May 3. Secretary G. Godtiring of the boys division announced prizes for first second and third with judges Morris Tharold McCray and Henry Dallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL “Rath
Th Godtiring
Dadgeecs
Tn. Morris
Tharold McCray
Ifeury Dallman
Twin Sisters Baffle Teachers College With Kindred Look
Four Christoffersen sisters from Cedar Falls cause mix ups among students at State Teachers College. Charlotte and Catherine are set to finish training in June and August respectively, with Charlotte to Vermillion South Dakota and Catherine to Carroll Iowa. Elsie and Marie prepare for teaching, all twins share close features, sorority ties, and athletic or literary interests. They expect to graduate together in 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Coffin
Charlotte
Marie Christoffersen
Elsie
Catherine
Are
Charles
Calin
Mavie
Hans.j. Christoffersen
Cedar Falls
Colin
Vermillion
S.D
Carroll, Ia
Alpha Beta Gamay Sorority
Chosophic Literary Society
Charlottes
The
Athletic Association
Marie - Kays
Mary
Altho Bisie
Gray
Fifty four divorce actions filed for May term court
District court opened the May term with fifty four divorce actions. ten filed yesterday. Names include R E Gilbert from Margaret Gilbert married 1924 with cruel treatment claims and Alice Hummel suing C C Hummel for divorce with $1000 temporary and $15000 permanent alimony. Multiple separations and cruelty allegations appear, with spouses from Decorah Waterloo and Waverly and mentions of prior appellate affirmation.
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District
R. E. Gilbert
Margaret Gilbert
Alice Hummel
C.C. Hummel
W. B. Stiles
Hummel
Supreme Court
Stiles
Culbert
Joseph Culbert
Meda Culbert
Decorah
Il L
Kester Jensen
Oswald Jensen
Latterney
Walter R. Glockner Prais
Charlotte Glockner
Waterloo
Glockner
Robert
Marie T. Renner
Walter W. Renner
Sang Bis
Drs. Matthews
Stuth Gruver
Arnold Gr
Waverly
Waterloo Girl Wins American Institute Architecture Medal
Mary UL Worthen of Waterloo Iowa will receive the American Institute of Architecture medal for excellence during a four year University of Illinois program. She is the only senior woman in Winds architecture and has earned top scholastic grades in the last two years. Worthen is the daughter of George M Worthen, a lawyer, and Mrs. Worthen, secretary of the Red Cross home service work.
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Virbana
INS
Mary UL
Worthen
Waterloo
American Institute of Architecture
University of Ilinois
Miss Worthen
Winds
Miss Worthey
George M. Worthen
Pourth Atreal West
Home Service
Sy Marlag Chapter
American Red Cross
Waterloo Patcheals
Katherine 2
Davenport
Netley's Private Bible Saved From Grave
Michael Netley died at 105 in Waterloo and was buried at Cedar Rapids. His Berlin printed 1736 Bible was removed from the casket after services at Kiszter's chapel and prepared as a family heirloom for Wesley A. Netley Jr., grandson of the deceased, who visited regularly to play violin for him.
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Miichael Netley
Waterloo
Cedar Rapies
Kiszter’s
Berlin
Hig
Netley
Wesley A. Netley, Jr
Wesley A. Netley
Leland Avenue
Assessor's Books Ready for City Board of Review
City Assessor J A Townsley announces books prepared for the first meeting of the city board of review on May 3. Trustees and town councils met in April to review valuations. Waterloo falls under a different section. This year review of values will cover personal property only, except where buildings have been removed since the 1935 real estate review. Those who think their property is overvalued may appear before the board and object. no later recourse if they skip the opportunity. City council members will act as the board of review for merchandise, other personal property, and new buildings erected in 1925, about 300 in Waterloo. Townsley prepared the personal property list to aid the board.
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J. A. Townsley
City Board of Review
Boards of Trustees
Waterloo
Boards of Review
Townsley
One-Legged Barber Flees Waterloo Station Case
Louis Jurick 32 of Chicago free on bond after a Waterloo police court verdict for vacancy. Judge Beem suspended sentencing pending stay-out-of-city condition. Police also fined W. Shiek 2.50 for boulevard sign violation. Other continuances set for bootlegging and possession cases of James Banning Martindale and GFL Courtney. Trial now set for April 25 at 10:20 AM.
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Louis Jurick
Chicago
Waterloo
Jurick
Ralph Davis
J. C. Beem
Trafffe
W. Shiek
James’ Banning
Martindale
Gfl Courtney
Des Moines
Grant Highway
Wbertey
Wednessay
Gun Club Organized at Cedar Falls
Fifty members signed the charter of the Cedar Falls Gun Club at Cedar Tails Commercial Club. Officers elected: Ralph E. Bundy president, H R Wolmes vice president, Harry Petersen secretary and treasurer, and J W Ford field captain.
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Cedar Walls
Cedar Falls
Three Boy Scouts Advance in Rank at Court of Honor
At the Waterloo Boy Scout council April meeting in the city hall court room, William C. Smith of troop 22 earned the eagle badge, Frank Lee of troop 12 received Star Scout, and Edgar Cunningham of troop 12 became a Life Scout. Twenty five merit badges were also awarded to scouts from various troops after tests in prescribed activities. A planned country bike event for scouts was abandoned due to rain.
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Waterloo
Girl Dies After Fire at Arbor Day Dinner
Shenandoah Pennsylvania April 24 A rural student Gladys Patience aged 12 died last night after her clothing caught fire from a bonfire during an outdoor Arbor day meal at the school.
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Shenandoan
Gladys Patience
Elizabeth Gillin McCartnney Voice Teacher Exponent
Elizabeth Gillin McCartnney is noted as a voice teacher and advocate of the Marchesi method. She formerly directed Texas Woman's College in Fort Worth and served on the Allied Arts Conservatory faculty at 616 Coward Building. Phone 1080.
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Elizabeth
Gillin McCartnney
Texas Woman's College
Ft. Worth
Tex
Allied Arts Conservatory
Coward
Weathered Waterloo patterns order form notice
An old Waterloo Evening Courier fashion notice invites readers to obtain a 16 cent courier pattern. The form requests mailed orders with payment to the Fashion Department and promises patterns will arrive within ten days after sending.
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Woaterloo
Sendir
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Black Hawk
Alpha Dalphan Chayter
Mvenit É. Janfayette School
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Walt
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Cherie
National Congress On American Homes
Breshapter
Phi Omega Pi
State Teachers College
Waterlipo
Masonic Hall
Hazelle Warner Manly
Ada Bang
Beulah Brown
Riarjorie McNeish
Dorothy Cunliffe
Helen Kemmerer
Florance Stanzel
Doris Mc
C. W. Sohm
Buchanan County
J. Mansfield
Burlington
King's Daughters
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Bart A. Roadman
L.a.cobb
Ed Steege
F. C. Liffring
C. B. Lindsey
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J. A. Bown
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G. Z. Tennett
Heaiven
Parent Teacher Council
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Grace M. E. Church
Meta Delphian
C. A. Boatman
Barty
Learoom
Cari
Mang
A. G. Fox
H. R. O'Dell
Ars Mat
Jo, Packman
R. R. Francis
Tonquls
Woman's Relief Corps
Mays
W. W. McAllister
Woman’s’ Relief Corps
Memorial
GW. Philpot
Charlotte Duke
Lamar Sinnard
Fourth Street West
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Amos Wheat
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American Institute Architecture
Assessor
Lawn City
Alma Brown
Lucht
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