Society News of Miss Helene Eickelberg and Robert Bretzke
Miss Helene Eickelberg and Robert H. Bretzke will wed at the bride’s parents home in Waterloo with Rev. Clinton F. Smith officiating. A reception follows. Miss Lucile Schmidt plays, Miss Ruth Gruener assists, and decorations feature pink roses and carnations. Guests include J. U. G. members and family from Blue Earth and Chicago. couple plans to reside in Iowa City where the groom works as Johnson County organizer for Winter short term classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Eickelberg
FP. Ks. Eckelberg
Robert H. Bretzke
Mire
Hi. A. Bretzke
Blue Earth
Minn
Clinton F. Smith
First Evangelical Church
Lucile Schmidt
Ruth Gruener
J. C. McGlelland
Chicago
Lucile Gruener
Eickelberg
Clinton .F. Smith
Cadman
First Evangelical J. U. G
Heickelberg
H. A. Bretzke
Mint
J. B. Peterson
Chisholm
J. C. NeClelland
Aliss Leah Hickelberg
Selen Jacoby
J. B. Paterson
Black Hawk County
H. C. Moeller
Murray F. Guley
Gregg
Many to Cooperate With Clubwomen in Garden Week Plan
Organizations and individuals collaborate with the Waterloo Woman's Club to promote National Garden Week starting Monday. Schools will plant gardens and many will add vegetables and flowers to boost the demonstration. The public library displays gardening books and the club will plant shrubbery once the clubhouse roadway is graded. Tree planting is stressed nationwide in the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clvic
Waurloo Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Romance Languages Department Elects Its Chairman
The Waterloo Woman's club Romance Languages Department elected Mrs. F. Melathinney as chairman at their annual meeting in the clubhouse auditorium. Mrs. Ostrander was chosen vice chairman and Mrs. Birdsal secretary, with Mrs. Bickelberg named chairman of the program committee for next year. The department will continue studying French through reading, conversation, playlets, and games, with possible expansion to other languages later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Waterloo Woman's Club
F. Melathinney
C. I Ostrander
W.N. Birdsal
C. E. Howard
L. E. Bickelberg
Ner
Victor Hugo
J. R. Macartney
Bickelberg
Hugo
Howard
Maud Dudley
C. 0. Lamson
Beauty Chats on Slim Ankles and Aids
Edna Kent Forbes offers cosmetic tips for slimmer ankles through overall weight loss, exercise, and massage. Advice includes walking on the balls of the feet, vigorous massage, hot water soaks with Epsom salts, and wearing snug high shoes to reduce flesh, with notes on hair bleaching formulas and dress styles for height illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blondee
William H
Side Talks on Appearances and Judgments by Ruth Cameron
A dialogue through spoofing and moralizing about judging by appearances. The Author man, his wife, and the Cynic recount tales of the rich hotel manager, a millionaire stockholder, and another investor who misreads looks. The piece ends with advice to dress well but beware judging others by appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althose
Nomay
Tigesnse
Church and parish activities highlight upcoming meetings
Woman's auxiliary of St Mark's parish meets tomorrow after noon with Elis. d E Bartiete leading the study of the negro question. First Lutheran Missionary Society holds a quilting session Thursday afternoon in church parlors. Sunday school and home department of First M.E. meet with Mrs W A Netley while Lotus Survay leads the lesson. First Evangelical Soul Winners discuss devotions led by Mrs W H Brunn. remarks by Har R Kauffman praise Rev and Mrs Clinton F Smith. Program includes a reading by Carlton Eickelberg and mission talk by I Eckelberg, with song by Carl Zelihaefer. refreshments by Mrs C F Altstadt committee. United Presbyterian party features spring decorations and refreshments. Esther Palien chairs with Eva Ferguson assisting. Catholic Girls' Club meets tonight at St Mary's auditorium for business, athletics. social shift postponed. Happy Hour club members visit Mrs John T Sullivan for a noon luncheon. winter travelers recount trips to Florida and California and a postlunch program followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Brunn
Har R Kauffman
Clinton F. Smith
Carlton Eickelberg
I. Eckelberg
Carl Zelihaefer
Mies
Atras
Falebrechut
Choosing Salmon by Price and Quality in Canned Variety
The guide explains that canned salmon types red Chinook and pink chum differ in color and texture but not in food value. Pink and chum are cheaper and suitable for mid dishes, while sockeye and Chinook are premium with deep flesh colors, large flakes, and rich oil. Most shelves offer five grades with varying quality and flavor notes.
Luncheon Recital With Mrs McAlyin At Piano Postponed
The program featured songs by Mrs James McAlyin with Miss Mildred Sullivan at the piano and readings by Miss Mary Kildee. Carnations and smilax formed the luncheon centerpiece. The C E S Ts club meeting planned for tomorrow has been postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McAlyin
Mildred Sullivan
Mary Kildee
Shane
Palmer School of Chiropractic Radio Concert Schedule
A Davenport Iowa schedule lists concerts and talks at Palmer School of Chiropractic. Events include chimes concerts at noon and 6:45 pm, a 7:00 pm artist program led by Edwin Swindell, an old-time fiddlers contest, a 1 pm educational talk by Karl G. Stephan, and a Citizens Military Training Camps lecture by Capt. D. D. Dewey. Weather and river forecasts, market quotations, and educational talks are slotted throughout the Thursday April 26 timetable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Davenport
Ima
Karl G. Stephan
Fmm
Sandman
Edrwin Swindell
D. D. Dewey
Q. M. Department
Offcers’ Reserve Corps
Broadcast program of WGY concert list with multiple performers
WGY Schenectady presents a detailed concert program on 370 meters Eastern Standard Time Thursday April 26 at 7:45 pm featuring the American Locomotive Company band and Marine Band conductor Joseph Konicek. Selections include Atlantis The Lost Continent Nocturne Morning Hymn of Praise Court Function I Love Thee Destruction of Atlantis American Patrol and American Legion March among others with Mezzo soprano and tenor solos and various accompanists noted. The event is introduced by R H Langley chief engineer with mentions of multiple bands and solos by Gladys Stayner John O Rourke Mortimar L Moore and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Company
Schenectady
American Locomotive Company
Marine Band
Greenwald
Joseph Konicek
Gyarivees
Bauman
Pascoe
John O'Rourke
Noel Haynes
Pie Buttery
Dondix
Denza
Gladys J. Stayner
Charles Brust
Atlantis
Safranek
Antenna
R. HL Langley
Prada
Tegter
Mortimar L. Moore
Miss B. Moore
Meacham
Soprimo
Slave Sore
Thomas
Mr April
Milligan
Gladys J. Haynar
American Legion
Vandersloot
Hband
WHAS Concert Broadcast and Radio Tips on 360 Meters
WHAS Courier Journal Louisville announces a Thursday April 26 program on 360 meters CST featuring Herdoe C Conrad reflections, a three minute biblical bio, Ruth Cartyright mezzo soprano with Laura Bownrn piano, Shawnee Terrace Dance acts, and instrumental solos. Official time signals, stage performances, and audience radio queries are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Journal
Louisville Times
Louisville
Herdoe C. Conrad
Zerxes
R. P. Ringo
Fowler
Cole
Ruth Cartyright
Laura Bownrn
Centra
Peanesh
Shawnee Terrace Dance
Clark Martin
BI Zwiggard
Sherrin Thompson
Louis Able
Bonnie Rosenbaum
Bud White
Earl Wetterer
Taterna School
Sesson
Sinby
John Lows
John Lows Tional Sunda Bar
BW. Hartley
Building permits issued for residences and garages
Rev. D. Schaefer of Fresport Illinois has secured a permit to build a residence at 623 Isingsley Avenue costing 5900 dollars. J. S. Roth obtained a permit to construct a garage at ALB Florence for 500 dollars. Garages will follow.
Property Listings From Palmer and Whitsa
W. W. Palmer of 1603 Fourth Street West offers property valued at $200 while Lee Whitsa of 525 Logan Avenue lists $100. The figures indicate small real estate or loan amounts tied to these individuals in the archive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Palmer
Fourth Street West
Lee Whitsa
Logan Avenue
Courtship notes and city briefs in Waterloo
Waterloo city items report on court notices and filings due May term, plus local moves, visits, and small incidents. Officials address notices. residents travel and recoveries noted. a local theater theft and hotel dining ads appear amid routine city life.
Orange Conference for County Boys Is Best of Series
More than 74 young men from Black Hawk county attended the annual conference at Orange township church yesterday. Emrnett McBride Cedar Falls was elected president with George Johnson Hudson as vice president and Ralph Fox Waterloo as clerk. A wide program featured community singing, devotionals, morning speakers including H. C. Moeller and Rev. Kerney, and afternoon talks by F. P. Rehmeier and Macey Campbell. A Cedar Falls team defeated Cedar Falls 6 to 3 in a ballgame. the Cedar Falls ring was defeated by a 6 to 3 count. The day closed with a talk by Harry T. Fisher and reports from county leaders. A vote of thanks honored the Orange Township women for lunch and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Orange Township
Emrnett McBride
Cedar Falls
George Johnson
Hudson
Ralph Fox
Waterloo
Clare Vheale
Waterloo Y. M.C. A
A. P. Blough
Ever Christensen
Cedar Pals
H. C. Moeller
Mendenhall
Teachers College
R. H E. Kerney
la Porte City
F. P. Rehmeier
Macey Campbell
Harry T. Fisher
Rehmeier
Cleanup Week Resumes With City and Citizens’ Help
Cleanup week in Waterloo resumes after weather delays with city electrician William Webb directing crews to wash glass and street fixtures using hot water, soap, and cloths. Mayor A B Gnagy urges residents to dispose of ashes and rubbish properly, warns against illegal dumping, and notes a $15 fine for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
William Webb
City Electrician
A. B. Gnagy
J “Tt
Adrenalin and the doctor who missed the field
Dr. Brady reflects on overlooked advertising chances while discussing awards and adrenalin used in medicine. The piece explains adrenalin as a hormone and medical stimulant, noting its heart and circulation effects, nasal and eye applications, and a Japanese chemist Takamine’s isolation with American patent ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brady
New York
Osier
America
England
Takamine
French Beauty Taught Me to Clean My Skin
Paraphrased ad claims from a 1920s style promotion by a stage star touting Facial Youth cleanser and related products. It credits Lucie Lantelme for a formula, touts skin whitening and cleansing benefits, and promises money back if the first bottle fails to delight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Tam
Lucie Lantelme
Lamon
Edna Wallace Hopper
Raymond Dramatic Club Presents The Dutch Detective
Raymond Dramatic club stages The Dutch Detective a farce in three acts Friday and Sunday at the parish hall. An ensemble of quirky characters including Otto Schmutz Lutgen Plunk Wingarts Brokaw Howler Wingert Coe Sadler and others perform in this comedy to crowds already praising past productions. Curtain rises 8 15 pm with strong local engagement and a history of capacity crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Raymond Dramatic Club
P Otto Schmutz
Lutgen
Plunk Jarecis
Joe Wingarts
Jabo Grubb
Clarenes Brokaw
Hannibal Howler
Cherliss Wingert
Augustue Coe
Jona Sadler
Howler Gao
Majors
Fressa Wingert
Ambrosia
Afe Carty
Che Queer
Agnes , Schuler
Araminta Sourdraps
Hilda Mayer
Mortensy Smallers
Bers Nita Farrell
Katrina Wrant
Harlldo ‘Glity
Sechtars
Ohlo—Generleva
Potri
Danish Brotherhood at Cedar Falls Hosts Fortieth Anniversary
Cedar Falls reports the local Danish Brotherhood branch celebrated its 40th anniversary with 150 guests at an evening event. The gathering featured a sedge ball and an elaborate dinner, followed by dancing and other amusements. Mrs. J. R. Sims of 611 Bim Street will host the Coterie club tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. Mae cocaine user is never hungry and can go from five to 10 days without sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Danish Brotherhood
J. R. Sims
Bim Street
Tomorow
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R. H. Bretzke
Merry Twelve Club
Kate Mitchell
A. W. Club
Clara Kaffie
Don Lewix
State Bank of Chicago
Iowa State Teachers College
Gates Business College
United Neckwear Manufacturing Company
Bretzke
Agricultural College
University of Minnesota
Armiance
Germany
A. E. PF. Beaune University
George Wright
Bertha Morriman
Fannie Meggison
Winnie Eggleston
Edith Snodgrass
Katherine Edwards
George Clark
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's School Hall
Theresa Erpelding
Evelyn Anderson
Gertrude Kirby
Edith Retson
Anna Reibsen
Margaret McNally
Sophie Rolfes
Mary Witty
Rainbow Circle
District Convention of American Legion Auxiliary
Romance Languages Department
Hopper-Heiple
Mildred L. Heiple
Helen Heiple
Dewey BK. Hopper
Ed Hopper
First Presbyterian Church
W. J. Keefe
Lincoln
Henry Brandes
Henry Ludtke
Sacred Heart
de Mille
Black Hawk Lodge
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Ruth Cameron
Church News
St. Mark’s Parish
Elis
First Lutheran Missionary Society
First M. FE
Pmm
W. A. Netley
Lotus Survay
United Presbyterian Congregation
Esther Palien
Eva Ferguson
Catholic Girls’ Club
St. Mary’s Auditorium
Happy Hour Club
John T. Sullivan
Florida
California
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
RADIO
WGY
WHAS
Kari C. von Lackum
the Courier
Gity
West End
4Th St
Courtright
George Reims
Fourth Street
Minneapolis
R. A. Mealy
Elma
Ill
Regina
Murphy
South Street
I. W. Bryant
Lite Rock
Ark
Charles F. Rupright
Rustland-Lake Michigan
H. EB. McCowen
Western Avenue
Henry Itblings
Nashuia
D. Schaefer
Wreeport
Mr.z
A. Schaefer
Williston
J. F. Simpson
University Hospital
Town City
Herbert AM
Reed
Cleveland, O
Jennie
Bird
County Recorder
Violatte Gahtbeck
Henry Iblings
Nashua
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. Morrisey
P. Myers
Myers Circulation Company
Place
Evening Courier
Harold Scroggy
Harrishurs
Mark Scroggy
Jeanne
Second Street West
St. Louis
Waterloo Theatre
Paul Markraff
Misa Marie Dixon
Thomas S. Wells
Eugene
Ore
O. B. Williams
Suster Love
S. ©. Cameron
Joe Davis
Tfbrace
Russell-Lamson
Stc
Ruegsell-Lamson
Orange
Aet
Palm Beach
Horlick
Fashion Department
Spring & Sons
Rere
Ana
Miles
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