Waterloo Social Club Forms At Breakers Hotel
A group of Waterloo women now in Lower Beach California organized the Waterloo Social Club on April 18 at the Breakers Hotel. Officers named include Alice Brown president Anna Turpening vice president May B Forbes secretary and Vera Reber Weimer treasurer. Charter members listed include Dr. Margaret Vaupel Clark Mary Alice Brown Jennie Wyant Christine Vogel and many others. The club will meet monthly on the first Tuesday with Grace Henderson Ontario and Helen Day as guests at the inaugural meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Lower Beach
Cal
Breakers Hotel
Clly
Waterloo Social Club
Alice Brown
Anna Turpening
May B. Forbes
Vera Reber Weimer
Margaret Vaupel Clark
Mary Alice Brown
Jennie Wyant
Christine Vogel
Della Hubbard Beck
Kathryn Cable Zimmerman
Emma Miller Reber
Gladys Leeper Herring
Nina Apfel Burroughs
Leonora Wellmen Ferris
Julia Carney
Flora Grandpre
Mabel Harris
Coykendall
Cora Beekly Hoff
Abby Gray
Belangee
Lillian Updyke Parsons
Lesle Cowlishaw
Ollie Calle Beekly
Ida: Brown Nichols
Nellie Nichols Franks
Mae Call Rosgen
Minnie Mitchell
Mildred
Martin’ Ward
Elizabeth Lydig
Rowe
Elizabeth Diefenbach
Grace
Henderson
Ontario
Helen Day
Birthday Surprise Party for Mrs Pudil at Home
Mrs H E Pudil’s birthday was celebrated with a surprise party at her Waterloo home hosted by friends and relatives. Guests from Independence and Cedar Rapids joined in, bringing picnic baskets for a day of visiting music and games, with farewells for departing locals and gifts for honored guests.
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H. E. Pudil
Eugene ‘Brannon
Waterloo
Ilinois
Central
Ata
D. X
George "H. Harper
Club Notes Recap of Evening Entertainments and Meetings
Mrs Edward Favors hosted a two course supper with assist from Mrs Martin and Mrs Callahan while Mrs Harold LeVan and others attended. Russell Peterson hosted Bridge Night at his home with Fayvors visiting. Stunts music and midnights hosted by Helen Williams and Otto Kettwig. Fidelity circle meets all day Wednesday at Mrs Anna Burtner’s. Mrs Rose Loban hosts J D club at 1 pm tomorrow for luncheon. Mrs M J O Keefe to entertain Entre Nous club at Black’s teargom Tuesday.
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Protec
Edward Favors
Harold LeVan
Charles “Martin
Callahan
Martin
Club Owas
George . Williams
Kenneth
Myers
Ralph Shafer
Charles Jeppesen
Sherman Vreeman
Helen Wiliams
Otto Kettwig
Russell Peterson
Bridge-Nighthawk Club
Fayvors
Afr
Percy
Jones
Fy. 4. Sherwood
Fred Bartz
Fidelity
Circle
Airs
Anna Burtner
Hamilton ‘Club
Black’s
Carl Kirkpatrick
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Walter J. Hunt
Bridge
Kirkpatrick
Richmond
Tonight events and church notices outline Waterloo area
Natural Music club picnic paper and election events feature Mrs Raymond Addington plus gatherings by Waterloo Federation of Women’s Organizations and Council of Social Agencies at Courthouse. Girls Glee club practice at First Lutheran. farewells for Rev and Mrs A W Gordon at United Presbyterian. Mooseheart Legion women and Eagles hall activities. Tuesday programs across YWCA YWCA WoC Delphian groups and more. varied card parties and dances at K of C Moose Pythian halls. Max Noah and Janet Little recital at Cedar Falls T C auditorium.
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Raymond Addington
Waterloo Federation of Women's Organizations
Council of Social Agencies
First Lutheran Church
A. W. Gordon
United Presbyterian Church
Mooseheart Legion Women— Eagles
Rose Loban
Ae W
YW. Cc. S. Oo
Boy Scout Mothers
K. of C. Hall
FAT
A—Alcott School
Moose Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. of
P. Hall
Max Noah and
Janet Little
Cedar Falls
Miss McIntier on Way to Coast to Become Bride
Edward McIntier and daughter Miss Madeleine of Superior Wisconsin visit at Mrs Honora Browns 835 Walnut Street while en route to Los Angeles California where Miss Madeleine will wed Raymond H Kreiging er formerly of Superior May 3 The mother is deceased Madeleine is her only child McIntier formerly Chicago Great Western agent in Waterloo now traveling claim agent for the Soo Line
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward MecIntieer
Madeleine
Superior
Wis
Honora Brown
Walnut Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Raymond H. Kreiziger
McIntieer
McIintieer
Chicago Great Western
Waterloo
Soo Line
Recital by Max Noah and Janet Little at State Teachers College
Bass singer Max Noah from Waterloo with Janet Celia Little will present a graduation recital tomorrow at Town State Teachers College auditorium. Noah directs music at Grace Methodist Church and will be joined by Little for organ solos and accompaniment. Program includes Handel, Schubert, Verdi, Guilmant, Swinnen, and Tchaikovsky pieces. Also notes Mooseheart women order meeting at Eagles hall tonight and Delphian Alpha chapter study tomorrow at YWCA.
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Max Noah
Sp. m
Town State Teachers College
Noah
Waterloo
Grace Methodist Church
Janet Celia Little
Schubert Die Post
Schubert
Schubert der Wanderer
Swinnen
Memorial Hall
Grant
Church Guilds Plan Meetings This Week
Alpha guild of First Presbyterian meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Harry Reed. Sunday school ladies of Westminster Presbyterian gather at 2 30 p m Tuesday with Mrs C W Hemsworth. Circles B and I of the Woman's Organization of First Congregational meet Wednesday at 2330 p m at Mrs Carl Davis 716 Home Park boulevard and Mrs C D Wilcox 116 Columbia circle. St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Woman's Home Missionary Society meets Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Genie Smith with hosts Mrs Nels Jacobsen and Mrs Q W Foote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Guild of
First Presbyterian Church
Harry Reed
Sunday School
Westminster Presbyterian Church
C. W. Hemsworth
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
Carl Davis
Home Park Boulevard
C. D. Wilcox
Columbia Circle
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Hints in beauty care waved hair even when natural
The article discusses natural or styled waves in hair and how to shape it for different face types. It notes wavy hair can soften fatigue in the face, suggests cutting around the neck and shading the top for a rounder look, and advises minimal cutting to keep waves. It also touches on skin blemishes and a beauty remedy, ending with weight concerns and a reader sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expres
Sen
Birthday party honors Norma Jean Heskett at home
Mrs. N. E. Heskett hosted a Saturday birthday gathering for her daughter Norma Jean at their Heskett residence with 14 young guests. Activities included games, a peanut hunt, guessing contest, and birthday story writing, followed by refreshments and a cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E. Heskett
Norma Jean
Dorothy Anne Kidvhty
Geraldine Ludtke
Helen
Mary Donahue
Ruth Lang
Marjorie Humby
Dorothy Isatz
Margaret Shane
Mardelle Guyer
Artie Anderson
Margaret Trasmussen
Mary Louise Manning
Jérmin Grover
Dorothy Ann Lichty
Hesker
Lena Prideaux
Elizabeth Kessler
Surprise Anniversary Party For Mr and Mrs J Smith
Neighbors and friends surprised Mr and Mrs J F Smith at 924 Franklin street last evening for their sixth wedding anniversary. About 40 guests brought baskets of provisions for a two course cafeteria style luncheon. The couple sat beneath a home arch with a centerpiece of American beauty Frosty. They received a rayon bedspread as a memento as games and amusements filled the evening before guests departed with best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 4. Smith
Franklin Street
Boys' Glee Club Wins District Contest in Madison
Mr and Mrs W J Connelly of 407 Saxon Street report their daughter Miss Margaret Connelly supervisor of music in Bridgewater public schools says the Bridgewater boys glee club coached by Miss Connelly won first place in Class B at the district music festival and contest in Madison on April 21 22 The Bridgewater chorus finished third The glee club will compete in the state contest at the University of South Dakota Vermillion on April 28 29
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Connelly
Saxon Street
Maragret Connelly
Bridgewater
S. D
Miss Connelly
Madison
South Dakota
University of South Dakota
Vermillion
Uelwein Band 1 Wins Legion Trophy in Class B
Uelwein high school band wins the American Legion trophy cup in the Class B band competition at West High School, part of the Northeastern Iowa music contest. Osage second, Grundy Center also competed amid a keen rivalry sparked by a bitter school board dispute over a wip ban, with two board members resigning. Other cups awarded to West Mish and Hazleton for Classes A and B band contests. results span solos and orchestras with names like Michael Ikinoff and Louise Ofurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uelwein High School
Becker-Chapman Post
Amperican Legion
West Mish
Hazleton
Scolos
Michael Ikinoff
East Waterloo
Bernard Haugen
Vinton
Tracer
Tracr
Grundy Center
Toledo
Eldora Singer
Louise oFurman
Fidora
Marjorie Bradley
West Hitch
Golose
Hubert Jackson
Dubuque
Ters
Marshalltown
Dysart
4West Waterson
Cyrus McCormick Weds His Secretary at 67 in Secret Ceremony
Cyrus McCormick 67, chairman of International Harvester, married his secretary Miss Holt 45 in a secret Dublin New Hampshire ceremony last Friday. The couple honeymoon on a Celtic bound for Europe while plans for a public Chicago welcome unfold. Miss Holt, long in Harvester service, is daughter of Jeremiah Holt, Chicago pioneers.
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Cyrus M'Cormick
Boston
Cyrus LL McCormick
International Harvester Company
Migs
Alice M. Holt
Chicago
Europe
Dublin
N.hs
McCormick
Harold II
Ganna Walska
Cyrus HH. McCormick
Gold Coast
Walden
Lake Forest
M. H
Charles Holt
New York
Joseph KR. Newton
Holt
Miss Holt
Miss Hoit
Jeremiah Holt
Iven
Cyrus Hall McCormick
MccCormick
Harvester
Harriet Hammond
Krensky Hosts Housewarming in Waterloo Milestone
Harry Krensky, in his 18th year in business in Waterloo, held a housewarming at his new home 1325 Fourth Street West. He runs a grocery at 1500 Commercial Street. George F. Lichty acted as toastmaster with a group of guests including Ralph Hoxie Fred Adams Roger Crowell Charles Altstadt Glenn Tibbitts Ray Egsert I H Lutton Burr Lichty and others from Chicago and local circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Krensky
Waterloo
Fourth Street
Mr. Krensky
Conmmercial Street
George Fe, Lichty
Ralph Hoxie
Fred Adams
Roger~ Crowell
Charles . Altstadt
Glenn. Tibbitts
Ray Egsert
I. H.lutton
Contempt charge against Minnie Davis in municipal court
Minnie Davis of 1421 Black Hawk street pleaded guilty before Judge J C Beem to contempt of court for violating two orders by throwing a gallon jug of liquor from a balcony at 1319 42 Jefferson street during a police search under a warrant issued by Judge Beem. She was fined $10 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Davis
Black Hawk Street
J.C. Beem
Jefferson Street
Beem
Breakfasts That Stand By You In The Morning
Authorities urge balanced breakfasts as key to business success and student development. The piece cites 70 percent of work in mornings and 80 percent of school tasks occurring then, endorsing Quaker Oats as a complete, reliable option that cooks quickly and aids daily performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
Harvard
Waterloo area notices and society briefs mix of names
Local items include A. G. Lovejoy returning from Florida, R. D. Russell visiting Clarinda, Pike and rank in Chicago on theater project, and theft report by John M. Aldridge. Also mentions pneumonia case of Jacob Lingelbach, birth of a grandson to Otis Berg, balloon tire theft, and a fire prevention film at Shinkanis club. Community events cover YWCA debt campaign plans, YWCA committee meetings, and a music program by Waterloo Federation of Musicians ahead of National Music Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinkanis Club
Russell Lamson
Theu
Ray Tiller
Waterloo Federation of Musicians
Explosion Kills 150 Baby Chicks On Farm Brooder
Explosion of two kerosene stoves used to heat a chicken brooder on CG Winder’s farm near Grant Highway killed about 150 baby chicks Saturday night at 8 30. City firemen extinguished the blaze. Damage estimated at 7 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. W. Winder
Grant Highway
Boys Lectured on Property Rights by Juvenile Court Judge Beem
Judge J C Beem scolded Forest Cole of 715 Vinton street and Frank Kelly of 724 Vinton street, both 12, in juvenile court for breaking into a schoolhouse three miles northeast of the city Saturday afternoon and taking items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Beem
Forest Cole
Vinton Street
Frank Kelly
Pencila and Other Small Items Released from Custody
Several small articles including pencila were released from custody this morning. Details are sparse but the items were among those discharged by authorities. No further information was provided on destinations or accompanying charges.
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Long Beach
Ben Lohman
Lydia
Norma
Leonard
Martin Lohman
Harold
Gerald
Charrles Pudil
Ben
Norbert
Clara-ann Eg Lohman
G. J. “Rourke
Geraldine
Clifford Shook
Alfred, Peterson
Robert ‘Smith
J.d.club
Miss MclIntieer
Mooseheart
Lezion
The
Order
Eagles
Order of Moose
Delphian Society
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Heskett Home
Hamilton Club
Henry,Mueller
Lutheran Church
Mary Jean Mommer
William Dick
Independence
Maye Abbott
D. Boys’ Glee Club
Waterlooan
Uelwein
GLASS
Grundy Orchestra
Krensky
Florida
R. D. Russell
John
Clarinda
Water
Lug
W. 5. Howell
Irving Street
George FE. Pike
Alexander Rank
Hallie C., Miler
Buchanan County
J. J. Jordan
John M. Aldridge
Ilinois Central Depot
Jacob Lingelbach
Denver Street
W ‘Terton
Allen Memorial Hospital
P.M. Berg
Iowa Street
Otis Berg
Omaha
Ned
Berg
Hdna Arndt
Lawrence
Third Street
Carl
Park Avenue
Jefferson and
Bluff Streets
John W. Rath
Y. W
W.W. Lytle
Second Street West
Pittsburgh
Albert
Canopus Club
Allied
Arte Conservatory of Music
Waterloo Canopians
Detroit
Mich
Drake University Glee Club
Central Christian Church
St. Margaret's Guild
Waterloo Booth
Smith, Lichty & Hillman GO
Delicia
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Fonda Mar
Fonda Mae
Copenhagen
Special Mail Order Department
Hee
Ellen J. Buckland
Nuraa
KOTEX
Waterloo Evening Couries
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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