Waterloo Quota Club Hosts Luncheon at Intorma tional Convention
Waterloo Quota club members will hostesses at a luncheon during the ninth annual convention of International Quota Club Inc in Davenport Virginia June 27 28 and 29. Official call issued by Dr Mabel I Palmer international president and Ida May Anthony secretary. Edna E Brown Davenport club president extended formal invitation and committees have been named to perfect plans. Miss E Louise Chandler Waterloo club to serve on the frederals committee with others from Iowa and Canada assisting Davenport Waterloo and Sioux City clubs. Inter cities committee leads plans. the event follows similar parties at Fargo Regina and Denver and aims to expand Quota presence in the midwest and west.
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Waterloo Quota Club
Intormational Quota Club, Inc
Davenport
Mabel I Palmer
Ida May Anthony
Edna E. Brown
Davenport Club
E. Louise Chandler
Waterloo Club
Canada
Iowa
Waterloo
Sioux City
Inter-cities
Miss Chandler
Inve Coburn
H. ©. Barton
BE. H. Kimball
YWCA Carnival Plans Detailed by Louise Palmer
Louise Palmer announces the YWCA carnival at the YWCA building at 7 15 p m Friday and Saturday with acts by West High students and St Marys girls plus professional numbers from local theatres and a swimming pool play Little Red Riding Hood directed by Ruth Bruechart.
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Health Education Department
Louise Palmer
Virginia Troup
Helen Riggins
Melya Holden
Barbara Jonson
Shirley Jean Smith
Eleanor Clark
Marian Arthur
Marguerite Arthur
Betty Jane Graham
Man Jean Landgraf
Geraldine Langlas
Jean Shaffner
Elaine Sullivan
Gladys Hogan
Larmaine Rice
Mary Garlan Tangney
Vernona Lochdale
Rosemary Johnson
Patricia Siese
Josephine Hunt
Avonne Campbell
Helen Linde
Eleanor Kurth
Betty Cheney
Alberta May Peverill
Virginia May Miller
Josephine Clark
St. Mary's
Roberts Mason
Doris Riggins
William Miehl
Knapp
Clawn
Sadeshows
Cedar Falls
Ruth Ries
Kathryn Tagard
Lila Mae Baesen
Little Red Riding Hood
Ruth Bruechart
West High School
Leo Daring
Independence Pair Marks Fifty Years of Companionship
Mr and Mrs P H Burke of Independence celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering of about 500 relatives and friends on April 22. They wed April 23 1878 and have lived in Independence since moving from Walker five years ago. They had three children, Dr Walter Burke who died in 1906, Mrs Joseph Ernst and Mrs A R Mokats. Both are hale and hearty at home in Independence.
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Seporter
P. H. Burke
Monti
Walker
Independence
Walter . Burke
Joseph Ernst
A. R. Mokats
Minneapolis
Burke
Beloit
Mothers Day Observed by S O V Auxiliary
Plans were made at a meeting of Sons of Unison Veterans of the Civil War camp and auxiliary for a Mothers Day observance on May 10 at Memorial hall in charge of Mrs. R W Chadwick. Seventy members and guests attended the Great's anniversary dinner. talks by T F Shan hon, Elva Wanhamaker, and H V Zeller preceded business. Initiation by the auxiliary.
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Sons of Unison
Veterans of the
R. W. Chadwick
Comrades of
Grand Army of the Republic
Memorial Hall
J. F. Bross
T. F. Shanhon
Firs
Elva Wanhamaker
Auxiliary
H. V. Zeller
Club Notes Spelling Contest Held at Star Rebekah Club
Mrs Frank Duke won a spelling contest at a Star Rebekah club meeting held yesterday afternoon at Mrs Peter Dateys home after a one oclock luncheon. Mrs J Bryant played piano solos and will host May 22. Bid em Up Bridge club met yesterday at Mr Pof Wansis home and was won by Mrs Verne Johnson and Mr TS PF A Dudley.
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Frank Duke
Star Rebekah Club
Peter Datey
J. Bryant
Bryant
Bid-em-Uyp Bridge Club
Pof Wansis
Verne Johnson
PF. A. Dudley
Marie Gleason Complimented at Prenuptial Dinner
Marie Gleason receives a prenuptial dinner in Des Moines hosted by Courier co workers for her upcoming marriage to Paul Manning May 15. Special guests Mrs. Merton Friedley and Mrs. Edward Baker attend. A miniature bride centerpiece and pastel basket makeup favors decorated the Black's tea room event with numerous colleagues present.
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Paul Manning
Des Moines
The
Courier
Black
Miss Gleason
Merton Friedley
Edward Baker
Theron Keene
Martha Taylor
Mabel Kies
Margaret Gleason
Dolores Wittstock
Helyn Miller
Dorothy Lynch
Genevieve von Lackum
Doris Wilder
Verve Leonyard
Vivian Wilson
Minstrel show and church women events fill town schedule
The church community hosts a minstrel show at 8:15 p.m. in the recreation room of First Lutheran. St. Paul’s Missionary society plans a picnic dinner tomorrow at Mrs. Frank Smith’s home on Western Ave. A Burden Hearers stocking party convenes tonight in Calvary Evangelical church parlors, each member bringing pennies equal to twice her hosiery size. St. Mark’s Episcopal women arrange a 1 p.m. lunch Thursday at Mrs. Ida Stafford’s home, with each member bringing her own dishes and a covered dish. Several church groups across town hold meetings, lessons, and social events, including First Presbyterian, First Methodist, and First Evangelical, with plans for gatherings, programs, and charity activities through the week.
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Division Five
St. Paul's Missionary Society
Frank Smith
Western Avenue
Calvary Evangelical Church
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Fda Stafford
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
St. Paul's
Ancient Dental Myths and Practical Notes Fractured Entry
A fragmented, archaic-sounding text discusses dental care methods, jaw alignment, and braces, mixing dubious remedies with references to casts and growth monitoring. It notes jaw protrusion, dental spacing, and adenoids, then shifts to a claim about a historical purifying mixture.
Missionary talk by W. C. T. U. speaker at Waterloo meeting
Mrs. Millie McConnell Cedar Falls county director of Sunday school temperance work urged that all can be missionaries by teaching observance of law cleanliness and purity. Attendees included Mrs W E Tucker and Miss Neva Ellsworth with brief talks and songs. The group thanked donors for rugs curtains organ tuning and an upcoming luncheon on May 8 hosted by First Baptist women.
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Millie McConnell
Cedar Falls
Tald
Waterloo
W.G. A
W. E. Tucker
Neva Ellsworth
L. A. ‘Miles
F. F. Yapp
R. C. Brinton
Peter Woodring
Brinton
Willard Hall
Mother-Daughter Banquet Held at Dunkerton
The first annual mother-daughter banquet sponsored by the Girl Reserves was held at the Dunkerton school last evening. A large program featured welcomes, songs, plays, and a display of student work, with Mrs Parks and Miss Shellard among honored guests and refreshments served by Mrs Grove and Mrs Narging.
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Seevers
Marin Sark
Ada Contac
Methven Selo
Baia Bhotier
Leone Webber Marners Des
Peps
Eton
Lhiyd Greser
Ack Marganz
Nazpang
George Applebees
Myra
Guy Watts
Connitt
Apple
Bre Viarokl Jenven
Grove
Mrs. Narging
Seventy five Daughters of Isabella meet at supper
Seventy five Daughters of Isabella attended a picnic supper at the Knights of Columbus hall yesterday at 7 p m. A short business meeting announced 36 new members planned for initiation next Sunday. Officers meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the Knights hall to finish arrangements. Cards closed the evening with favors at 500 shared by Miss Mayme Keegan and Mrs Nick Dele garde.
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Isabella
K. of C. Hall
K. of +O
Hall
Mayme Keegan
Nick Delegarde
L. D. Miller
Fred Hacker
Bridge
Primary election boards named across districts
County Supervisor Fred R. Decker filed appointments for judges and clerks of the primary election in his district. Listings include Union township with judges H R Plant and others and clerks T A Gerhardt R C Beatty. Washington with judges Ceril Cook A E Budiong and clerks T J Tiler M J Watson Fred Tuthil. Bt Vernon with judges Re n Simpson Don Leversee and clerks William Gage Poock L Garrigs. Lester receiving board and counting board details with named judges and clerks.
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Fred R. Decker
Union Township
H. R. Plant
MV. Stullinex
Ralph Newell
T. A. Gerhardt
R. C. Beatty
Washington
T. J.tiler
M. J. Watson
Fred Tuthil
Ceril Cook
A. E. Budiong
Vernon
H. &. Pattes
HH. D. Aikey
Wy. A. Eyestone
Ren Simpson
Don Leversee
Bennington
William Gage
Poock
L. Garrigs
C. J. Holdiman
John P. Biller
Lester
H. R. Smith
F. ©. Dunkerton
O. G. Alexander
W. J. Parks
Louis Fressle
Stolen Car Reported Near Courthouse in City Brief
A city brief notes that Rollinger of Stout, Ia reported his automobile stolen from near the courthouse last evening. Also mentioned is a trip home from Connellsville, Pa by G A Lininger, a birth in Chicago to Carl A Turner and his wife, and a mastoid operation on two year old Robert Schlorff at Presbyterian Hospital with favorable prognosis. An editor from the Courier, E R Moore, will address West High students on journalism, while A E Brown of Broadway caused property damage in a porch collision. a new blue and white interurban car was added by the railway on Uhrir Cedar Rapids road, and lawyers filed a petition for damages against Mrs Burk and L S Cass following a May collision at Eleventh and Commercial Streets.
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Stout
G. A. Lininger
la Porte Road
Connellsville
Henry Sininger
Chicago
Carl A. Turner
the Courier
West High Senipl
Moore
Waterloo, Ordar Fally
Northern
Uhrir
Cedar Rapids
Alex
Eugene Appleby
Father Burk
Cass
Burk
Appleby
Union Vacation Bible School to Be Organized
Rev C W Longman of the Methodist Episcopal church urged a union daily vacation bible school for Waterloo area churches at Grace M E church. The plan aims to use books from all denominations, better teach ers, and enroll outsiders. A planning meeting of religious education committees from 11 churches will be held next Tuesday at Grace M E to set up a three week summer program.
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Union Daily
C. W. Longman
Central Office
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Grace M. E. Church
Clyde Baker
Upper Iowa
Church
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
la Porte City
Longman
Grace M. E
Davis Rumored For First District Supervisor Bid
Friends of Floyd P. Davis a cashier of First National Bank Dunkerton are pushing him to file for supervisor of the First district in the Republican primary. Frank T. Bentley filed to seek reelection as Seventh district supervisor. Ray E. Murray seeks reelection as Cedar Falls township justice of the peace. J. N. Blues runs for assessor in Fox township.
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Floyd P. Davis
First National Bank
Dunkerton
Fred R. Decker
Frank T. Bentley
Waterloo Township
City of
Waterloo
Ray E. Murray
Cedar Falls Township
J. N. Blues
Fox Township
Moore family called to Albia over father's grave illness
Through error yesterday the Courier reported that Mrs. T. J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Fred Bowman and R. C. Moore had been summoned to Albia by the death of their father, H. F. P. Moore. Moore, nearly 90, suffered a paralytic stroke Monday night and his condition remained grave.
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Courier
T. J. Fitzgerald
Fred Bowman
R. C. Moore
Albia
H. F P. Moore
Moore
Dried Beef Creole and Banana Sherbet Recipes
Transcribed from a vintage cookbook style, the excerpt details Dried Beef Creole with shredded dried beef, cream sauce, pimento, eggs and chili sauce served on buttered toast with parsley. It also covers Banana Sherbet mixing bananas with sugar lemon juice and whipped egg whites, then freezing. A third item describes Naked Sweetbreads with brown stock, bacon, salt, pepper, buttered toast, and parsley garnish.
Ballistics note on target hit angles and bullet gravitation
The target at 150 yards will be harder to hit due to increased aim angle variation. The fish weight raises the pall of water to 28 pounds. Both bullets are expected to strike the ground simultaneously since no gun elevation counteracts gravity.
East and West Orchestras Reach State Music Contest
Superintendent T J Tromey says East Des Moines and Marshalltown earned byes to the state contest, while East and West High orchestras won district titles at Charlies City and Oelwein respectively. Dispute over separate district routes prompts calls for regional eliminations. Tromey notes travel limits make shared hosting impractical.
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East
West
Town City
T. J. Tromey
Courier
Grundy Center
Charlies City
Oelwein
Ralph Pronk
West High
East Des Moines
Marshalltown
Tromey
Des Moines
River Carnival Date Set For Dollar Day Event
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement association plan the annual river carnival tied to Dollar Day with a meeting next Tuesday to fix the date and let a contract for fireworks. Boat races and a parade are canceled this year. program begins 8 30 p m with sales event by Retail Merchants' association anticipated Monday night. Cementing the clubhouse basement is scheduled for Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association
Retail Merchants’ Association
Merchants’ Association
Boat Club
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