Farewell Party for D A Wallace at Waterloo Plant
D A Wallace, 10 years with John Deere Tractor Co in Waterloo in supervisory roles, leaves May 1 for Chrysler Detroit. A farewell banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson honored him with 115 associates attending. Head of Waterloo plant, B H Head, gave the main talk, noting Wallace shop service. Max Sklovsky spoke briefly. Dera¢ organization members performed and Hotel Trussell Lamson orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Wallace
John Deere Tractor Company
Varlows
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
Russell-Lamston
A. BH
Waterloo
Wallace
Max Sklovsky
Moline Pint
Dera ¢ Organization
Barriet Slutts to Wed DeWitt Spensley in Spring Wedding
Miss Harriet Slutts daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Slutts of Cedar Falls will marry De Witt Spensley son of Mr and Mrs George Spensley of Waterloo on May 22 a dinner party announced by the bride elects mother the table feature a large rose centerpiece and pastel streamers guests at the event numbered sixteen with honors in bridge awarded to Mrs Maynard Showers and a consolation to Miss Lilian Peterson other Cedar Falls and Waterloo guests attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Slutts
L. W. Slutts
Cedar Fails
DeWitt Spensley
George Spensley
Waterloo
Maynard Showers
Lilian Peterson
Marie
Elsie Christofferson
Margaret Dahl
Grace Clausen
Jane Gorsaut
Josephine Willard
Frances Barsilou
Louise Lamb
Annabell Séltenvich
Ruth
Jessie Allen
Cedar Palls
George Spensiy
George Loveaul
Lovina Lynn
Majel Guild Spring Luncheon and Program at First Presbyterian
About 40 members and guests attended the Majel Guild spring luncheon at Hotel President, with a program afterwards at the church. Principal speaker Lone Star Indian evangelist, now conducting meetings at Graves Memorial U B church, addressed attendees. Performances included vocal solos by Mrs. Coulstosk, piano by Mrs. Stevenson, violin obbligato by Miss Cutler, a French horn solo by Miss Wahl, and Wilma Schrag’s readings under organizers Mrs. French, Mrs. Bower, and Mrs. Rummell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Lone Star
Graves Memorial U. B. Church
Emily Coulstosk
Oliver Stevenson
Lucille Cutler
Wilma Schrag
June Wahl
Blanch Douglas
Arthur French
Jessie Bower
BE. L. Rummell
George Scott
Cedar Falls
Ed Selzer
Sioux Falls
Ray Heskett
Otto Woodyard
J. W. Dryer
EF. W. Main
Wateroo Girl and Traer Man Wed at Local Church
Miss Myrtie Hile daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Menges 326 Newell street and John Hilbert son of Mr and Mrs F H Hilbert near Traer were married at 6 o clock Monday evening in First Presbyterian church by Rev Niven pastor Only immediate family present A wedding dinner followed at Hotel Russell Lamson The bride attended East High school and Gates business college Hilbert a Traer high school graduate attended Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls for three years and has worked in Rath Packing Co office He now helps his father operate a farm in Buckingham township Tama county A meeting of the Ladies auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars will be held at 8 o'clock Friday evening in Memorial hall to initiate and the charter will be closed May 8
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtie Hile
F. J. Menges
Newell Street
John Hilbert
F. H. Hilbert
Traer
First Presbyterian Church
Traer High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Cédar Falls
Rath Packing Company
Buckingham Township
Tama County
Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Events Tonight
A busy social slate fills Waterloo venues with dances card parties study clubs and auxiliary meetings. The Blue Triangle league W C A Security Benefit dance K P hall and various lodge branches gather across Manase and Mooseheart halls. Friday programs include study clubs luncheon and Mother’s auxiliary groups at Union Congregational First M E St Pauls and Grace M E churches with the Cedar Tent and Maccabeets also listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlue Triangle League
Y. W. C. A. Security Benefit Association
K. P
Women of Mooseheart Legion Manase
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Young People's Activities Club
Universalist Parish
Melchett Court
Tribe of Ben Hur -Waterloo I
O. O. PF
Ladies’ Society
Union Congregational Church
Waterloo Woman's Club
Helen Goulds
Otto Zuehike
M. E
Nella Merrill Cummings
G. Ft R. L
W. R. G—Memorial Hall
St. Paul's
M. E. Woman's Home Missionary Society
Cc. A. Cawhey
R. L. PF
John Stalinena
Series of Parties Given This Week for Miss Heald
In honor of Miss Rubye Heald ahead of her May 1 marriage to Aubrey Jolls, Mrs. Albert Scholl hosted an evening party at 2121 Third Street West, Bunee. Guests played in Re parts and wore pastel colors. seventeen guests to dine tonight at Black's Tearoom, pink and green scheme with umbrella centerpieces. Further events include Miss Albrecht hosting Friday and Mrs Homer Jolls hosting Saturday with a stream of gifts and advice to the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubye Heald
Aubrey Jolls
Albert Scholl
Thirdt Street
Pauline Horton
Louise Wood
First
MM. E. Church
Alice Heald
Ralph W. Heald
F. Nagle
Black's
Ralph Heald
Homer Jobs
GC. A. Scholin
Claude Berray
C.F. Nagle
Harold Beckner
Roger Ellis
Edward Mebnke
Alice Heat
William Welnts
M. A. Carr
Des Moines
Helen Wilkins
Frances Stotts
Mildred Oman
Jane Mahnke
Mary Albrecht
Miss Albrecht
Miss Heald
Homer’ Jolls
Howard-Hauge Rites Performed at Cedar Falls
Marriage in Cedar Falls unites Esther Hauge and Justin Howard with attendants Kenneth and Mrs. Johnson. Esther, employed at Bergs drug store, and Howard, a Bartles Shepherd Oil station manager, plan to reside in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Esther Hauge
E. E. Pines
Justin Howard
J. G. Howard
Park Rapids
Minn
Havelock
J. Alber
Kenneth Johnson
Waterloo
Berg
Howard
Bartles Shepherd Oil Company
How to overcome dull looks with bright fashion hints
A dated column advises women to shed a drab appearance through vivid colors, bold accessories, and polished nails. It suggests pairing blue serge with bright red accents, and recommends cosmetics to energize the face while noting risks to skin and hair. A reader offers a home facial cream formula and skin care tips, alongside advice on facial massage and skincare routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanse
Yuman
Waterloo Girl Wins Grinnell Drama Prize
Miss Margaret Weishaar of Waterloo, a Grinnell College senior, won the Steiner drama prize for her play Lone Flannels, produced Wednesday with three other originals. Judges were Yale drama heads. Weishaar, active in drama and journalism, holds Phi Beta Kappa and Theta Sigma Phi honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Welshnar
Grinnell College
Grinnell Atudents
Cclass
Department of
Yale University
Weishaar
Grimyel
Theta Sigman Phi
Phi Beta Kappa
National Dramatic League
Installation of Sacred Heart W C O F officers
Sacred Heart court No. 39 W C O F held its officer installation in St Marys auditorium. New officers include Chief ranger Mrs A A Hoffman and vice chief ranger Miss Catherine Shea. A sick committee and entertainment committee were named with plans for a guest dinner on May 8 and a May 19 breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Court
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
St. Mary's Auditorium
A. A. Hoffman
Catherine Shea
Helen Kurth
WT. Quarkenbush
F. J. Fforawske
E. G. Baker
Charles Burke
Outer Sentinel
Thomas S. Levis
Inner Sentinel
Ph. Witty
R. R. Bartelt
T. M. McNally
John Welbes
Condon
Louis Vollenweider
T. S. Levis
Lucille Dletsch
J. J. Brennan
Charity Bridge Party Friday Hosted by D of Isabella
Mrs J W Koch to host third charity bridge party at 2008 Fourth Street East Friday evening. Attendees include Miss Mayme Egan and Miss Mary Sorenson among numerous society names. W R C and G A R note thimblebee and dinner in memorial hall with quilting supervised by Mary Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Koch
Daughters of
Isabella
Fourth Street East
Mayme Egan
Mary Sorenson
T. F. Thornton
J. F. Dougherty
Russell Pelkey
Louis Vollenwelder
Joseph Liitgen
James Michallen
J. C. Kaseht
A. J. Allen
Jack Flynn
J. E. Kurth
P. & Snyder
Joseph Bollinger
Maurice Kirby
L. EH. Glaza
Club Notes from Golden Link and Related Social Meetings
The Golden Link club met Wednesday at Mrs. Charles Isenhower’s home at 632 Williston Avenue for a three course luncheon and conversation. Mrs. Law Armstrong to entertain next Wednesday at 1018 Berth Avenue. Other clubs, including IoF, Fo, and the Catechumen study circle, held afternoon gatherings with hostesses such as Mrs. Kitty at 619 Main Street and Mrs. Rather Child Study Club planning a June meeting with Mrs. A. Cathey at 022 Kangstey Avenue. Warsaw to speak, guests invited. A Y.M.C.L. Colony luncheon is noted at Mrs. John Stallman’s home, 180 Fourth Street East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Link Club
Charles Isenhower
Williston Avenue
Kitty
Main Street
Erts
Rather
Child Study Club
A. Cathey
Kangstey Avenue
Wow Warsaw
Fragmented Brain Test Prompt Title
The reader is presented with a garbled set of capitalization rules and scattered phrases. It lists words and names such as British Philadelphia American Vale ry Fate There Washington June 12 The Jupiter Ill Mars A President Lincoln Pennsylvania civil France Is It Setne. The text appears to test capitalization conventions without a coherent narrative or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Valery
Washington
Jupiter
Mars
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
France
Setne
Church News Highlights Local Church Activities
Numerous church groups held meetings and planned events across several denominations. Alice Eby support approved. drama presentation One of the Nine slated for June 2. Committees organized luncheons, programs, and social gatherings at Trinity Lutheran, Burton Avenue Baptist, Union Church, First Congregational, Grace M. E., and First M. E. churches with members and guests attending.
O. B. S. Card Party Draws 125 At Masonic Temple
Waterloo chapter of Oo. HE. S. hosted about 125 attendees for a card party at the Masonic temple on Wednesday night. Bridge winners were Mrs. Jd. W. King, Mrs. H. A. Hill, Mrs. Charles Sturgis, Gene DeVoe, Bere Blowers, and W. F. Schrag. 500 honors went to Mrs. H. O. Wagner and Wayne Becket. Fred Clark won a door prize. Organizers were Mrs. Ray Metzger, Mrs. W. C. Wright, and Mrs. H. O. Dahl. refreshments by Mrs. R. O. Forbes, Mrs. W. H. Shirey, and Mrs. Lou Wright. Initiation will be held Friday after a dinner for Eastern Stars and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Oo. HE. S
Masonic Temple
Jd. W. King
H. &. Hill
Charles Sturgis
Gene DeVoe
Bere Blowers
W. F. Schrag
H. O. Wagner
Wayne Becket
Fred Clark
Ray Metzger
W. C. Wright
H. O. Dahl
R. O. Forbes
W. H. Shirey
Lou Wright
All Eastern Stars and Friends
Benefit Bridge Party By Church Guild
Eighteen tables formed at a benefit bridge party hosted by St. Margaret's guild of St. Mark's Episcopal church on Wednesday afternoon at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Proceeds benefited. Prizes went to Mrs. F. O. Hitchins Mrs. H. Wilson Mrs. P. EB. Parnell and Mrs. Saner Bell with a door prize to Mrs. H. W. Farr. The af fair committee included Mrs. CG. W. Irwin Mrs. William Harned Mrs. Warren Dilhert Mrs. Charles Howe Mrs. J. &. Dempster and Mrs. W. E. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Russell-Lamson
F. O. Hitchins
H. Wilson
P. EB. Parnell
Saner Bell
H. W. Farr
CG. W. Irwin
William Harned
Evening bridge party honors Mrs. Schock at home
Miss Maribulge Caughlan hosts an evening bridge party for Mrs. George Schock of Fargo North Dakota at her Fourth Street West residence with three tables and a gift for the honoree. The guest’s brother Frank Miller from Rochester will attend as a out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maribulge Caughlan
Fourth Street West
George Schock
Fargo
N. D
Helen Miller
Frank Miller
Rochester
Our Lady of Victory Academy PTA Meeting Friday
The Parent Teacher Association of Our Lady of Victory Academy will hold a meeting at 6 o clock Friday evening in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of Our Lady of Victory Rexademy
Youth Paralysis Result Of Waterloo Hit And Run
Hudson high school sophomore Charles McFarlane was struck on Grant avenue near Fourth street while repairing a faulty gas line. He suffered a skull fracture and paralysis, with doctors planning head surgery after the initial shock. the driver fled and remained sought as authorities warned of penalties for hit and run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles—McFarlane
Hudson High School
Waterloo Street
McFarlane
St. Francis Hospital
Grant Avenue
Fourth Street
Hudson
Witnesses account of accident reported to police
Following the collision the injured companion was rushed to St Francis hospital. Elmer Diekman of 303 Saxon Street reported he observed the accident and explained the details to police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis Hospital
Elmer~ Diekman
Saxon Street
Methodist Men Council to Meet in Grace Church Waterloo
The world service staff of the Methodist Episcopal Church will conduct a men’s council at Grace M E Church on Monday May 6 for the Waterloo district of the Upper Town conference. A series of 31 meetings in seven central western states will include Signor Mario Cappelli singing and giving a recital at First M E Church in the evening for women. Attendance by men is urged. women may attend sessions up to 2 p m. The full program runs from 10 a m. with Dr F C Witzigman as leader through a 7 30 p m mass meeting featuring Ralph A Ward and Signor Cappelli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Service Operating
Methodist Episcopal Church
Grace M. E. Church
Dubuque
Waterloo
Upper Town
Mario Cappelli
M. E. Church
F. C. Witzigman
Ralph A. Wardsley
Carl Madgsick
Charles City
Singer
Signor Marie Cappelli
Merle N
Fsy
J. W. Arbucktia
Bert Edward Smith
Ray E. Pauley
Meson City
EN. Neal
Ralph A.ward
Signor Canpelli
Lorenzo H. King
Tor
Magyars Warned Race Is Fading
Budapest reports that Wilhelm Taufer a leading Hungarian gynecologist warns the Magyar race could become extinct in fifty years if current birth rates continue. He blames low birthrates saying Hungarian homes are cradleless and condemns child marriages as a cause of declining population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Wilhelm Taufer
Hungary
Taufer
Pineapple Marmalade and Kitchen Tips Combined Recipe
Weigh pulp from two large pineapples and add 434 pounds sugar per pound of pineapple. Add juice of two lemons and grated rind of one lemon. Cook until clear, skimming. Includes baked omelet with butter milk cornstarch and pepper. Also notes on garnishes, lettuce shredding, lime water for milk, lard frying tips, and raspberry and cream color tips.
Unusual Yoke Treatment in Little Tot Frocks
Pattern notice details Design 1540 showing yoke buttons with pearl effects and ruffled collars. Describes percale or gingham dresses with bloomers in sizes 2 and 6, yardage for size 4, easy instructions, and order details from Courier Pattern Dept in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Irth St
New York City
Divorces and Personal Notices Fill Waterloo Briefs
Local items report petitions for divorce in two cases, custody orders, and attendances of residents at family and social events. Mentions Mae Heiple and Harry A Heiple, Scholl vs George E, and Arline through Luverne children custody, plus travels of Edwin Moore to Des Moines for Drake relays and St. Louis to visit kin. Also notes deaths and illnesses prompting travel, including Mrs Floyd Kennedy after a niece’s passing, and L F Kinder’s illness prompting trips. A mastoid operation recovery for James Watt is described with flood context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Wiley
St. Louis
Waterloo
Fourth Street East
Mae Heiple
Harry A. Heiple
Scholl
George E
Ed Belzer
James
Sioux Falls
Louisville
Kennedy
Evan Romine
Helen Urie
Kothe Street
Leo A. Larsen
Conger Street
Council Bluffs
L. F. Kinder
Urie
Atha House
Glenn House
R. W .Hasner
House
Arline
Lorraine
Luverne
Capt
George Watt
Salvation Army
Burton Avenue
James T
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barriet Slutts
Wateroo
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Memorial Hall
Waterina
GO. E. S--Mar
Sonic Cemple
Veterans of Foreigen Wars
Menorial
B. Natural Music Club
Y. W
A. Cedar Tent
Maccabets
Waterino T. Oo
Grace M. Be.onarch
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
Our Lady of Wintory
P.T
Mason City
Marguerite Berry
A. S&s. Weishaar
Harry S
Grinnell
Sacred Heart W. C. O. F
Eth
W. R. C—Woman's Relief Corps
A. J. Rodenhayer
Victor Nichols
Mary Bartlett
TPO & Auxiliary
Harry Henderson
Apopka
Fla
Frank Penne
Travelers Protective Associlation
W. F. Close
Cortlandt Street
Close
Loren Bush
T. N. Miller
VY. Woc. A
Elf
John Stallman
Alreck
Church News
Church of the Brethren
W. GC. A
Alice Eby
India
Vernon Schrock
Lella Gneagy
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Carl Holder
W. D. Farnsworth
Ernest Klaus
St. Paul's M. B. Womsn's Home Missionary Society
Ladies' Society
Lumcheon
Burton Avenue Baptist Missionary Societly
William ‘Redden
Dawson Street
Christ
Africa
Jay Armstrong
Charles Rose
Redden
Clarence Larrabee
Woman's Organization
First Congregational Church
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Street West
W. H. Hammond
Circle
B. L. Johnson
Washington, D. C
Universalist Church
Ladies’ Social Union
Richard Shane
California
First Baptist Church
Forrest T. Gillpatrick
Western Avenue
L. C. Hayes
Baltimore Street
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace M. E. Church
Willam Dudley
Deborah Society
Bl.‘Sarvay
C. C. Chesterman
S. BE. Thompson
L. H. Woodruff
Nicsangesca Slurf
St. Petersburg
Hattie Schaible
A. 5. Wilson
O. BE. S
Smith
Iowa Public Service Company
Black
Ruth Smith
Chicago
P.T. A. Activities
Aedes
Hudson High
Grace M. E
King and Ward
Prief
West End
4Th St
M. O
Buchanan
Liberé
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