Blues Triangle YWCA Guest Night in Waterloo
Blues Triangle league of the YWCA will host guest night at the association building tomorrow evening. Supper at 6 p.m. followed by a program with Miss Wilda Mae Beck as toastmistress. Welcomes by Mrs W. Kirkpatrick and Miss Cal le Wieder. Speakers include Miss Tris Nelson and Miss Hulda Huesli. The glee club directed by Mrs Wilbur performs and a pantomime closes. Open to any employed girl in Waterloo. Regular supper meetings and short programs each Thursday.
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Blues Triangle League of Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Wilda Mae Beck
W. Kirkpatrick
Misa Calle. Wieder
League Glee Club
WH. OC. Wilbur
Tris Nelson
Hulda Huesli
Hazel Windolph
Marbeth Bellis
Della Hitch
Selah lKikenberry
Waterloo
Thes Association
Business Women Entertained at YWCA Building
Fifty members of Business and Professional and Quoi clubs met for supper at the Young Women's Christian Association headquarters. Mrs C F Altstadt spoke on the YWCA as a community center. Margaret Miller described Friendship clubs for high school girls and their leadership and conference benefits. Kathleen Adams recited the Girl Reserve code, Demaris Sohner spoke on Girl Reserve camp, Della Hitch outlined Blue Triangle league activities and Ye Yr Ones. The program closed with songs by a Girl Reserve chorus.
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Business & Professional
Young Women's Christian Association
Florence Grinton
C. F. Altstadt
Margaret Miller
Kathleen Adams
Sohner
Della‘. Hitch
Walker Alcock Service at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Eleanor Alcock daughter of Mrs Jessie Alcock 422 Clay street married Bertis C Walker son of Mrs Nina Walker Lafayette street at 10 am. Dr J B Macartney read the ceremony. Bride wore a blue crepe dress and carried Ophelia roses. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Trimble. The couple will reside at 501 Saxon street after a brief wedding visit to Des Moines. Mrs Walker worked for the telephone company. her husband for the Tribune. Local social note mentions 25 Temple Rebekah members from Waterloo Cedar Falls attending Independence event. four generations present, oldest 87.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor -Alcock
Jessie
Alcock
Clay Street
First Presbyterian Church
Bertis C. Walker
Nina Walker
Lafayette Street
J. BR. Macartney
Club Notes: Luncheon Meet at Mrs Hu Jett Home
Members of Eildeen club will meet for a 1 o'clock luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs Roy Hu Jett. Mrs Link White opened her home yesterday to members of Tuesday Luncheon club with Mrs Hat tie Eason as guest assisting were Mrs Walter Jones and Miss Lillian Sinelser. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs Louis Blackman. Three Link circle will meet at 2 39 p m tomorrow at Waterloo I O O F hall for a social hour and refreshments.
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Eildeen Club
Roy Hu Jett
Waterloo I. O. O. F. Hall
Community events and clubs listed for Waterloo area
Tonight events include Homemakers' course at CLA Waterloo chapter and a night school party by the Woman's club. Rehearsals for a Spring Music Festival at East High School, plus various card parties and circles at churches and halls. Thursday activities feature Joyle club and Loyal Helpers class with multiple church groups.
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Homemakers
Waterloo
O. FE. S
Masonic Temple
Woman's Club
Hemaworth
First Brethren Church
Clara Barton guild—Universalist Church
Myastic Workers
Waterloo I
Walter Schneid
W C T U Plans Luncheon at Y W C A May 10
The Women’s Christian Temperance Union discussed its final season luncheon at the YWCA building on May 10 and urged reservations with Mrs. F. F. App president. Members noted 26 comfort kits completed for soldiers and sailors and to be sent to Fort Ringgold, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
F. F
Yapp
Fort Ringgold
Tex
A.A. Bontrager
Federation of Women's Clubs
Council of Social Agencies
Amanda, Rickert
J. W. St. John
Martin Burke
W. C. Te
Benedict -Home
Des Moines
Fathers Honored by Alcott P T A Program Is Given
Fathers were guests of honor at an Alcott school Parent Teacher Association meeting. Mrs. W. G. Wahl gave a welcome address as Roy Gilfillan led community singing. A French horn and clarinet duet by June Wahl and Virginia Dilger entertained, with Mary Pitts on piano accompaniment. Earline Roadman read aloud. A violin solo by ID L Goss was backed by Miss Marie Weiser, Independ ence. A violin trio by E J Goss, John Smith and Sam White performed. Alice Margaret Shirey of Iowa State Teachers College read. W W Stark summarized the Cedar Rapids P T convention. Miss Thora Coltver led games after a brief business session. Fifth grade won the attendance flag. first grade mothers served refreshments.
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Parent Teacher Association
Alcott School
W. G. Wahl
Roy Gilfillan
June Wahl
Virginia Dilger
Mary Pitts
Earline Roadman
ID. L. Goss
Marie Weiser
Independence
E. J. Goss
John Smith
Sam White
Alice Margaret Shirey
Towa
State Teachers College
Mass
W. W. Stark
Cedar Rapids
Thora Coltver
Hints In Beauty Care Bleaching The Nose
Sunburnt noses appear redder than the rest of the face and may burn even with little sun. A starch paste bleaches the nose and a zinc oxide starch ointment with sulfur heals skin. Regular rubbing, washing, and light exercise aim to improve circulation and tone the skin while diet choices may affect weight and skin condition.
Picnic supper unites three hundred at First-Baptist church
Congregation of First-Baptist church gathers for sociable evening with informal program and a salad-themed skit titled A Spring Salad in the Church. Key participants include Rev. Carl Lee Kenagy, A. J. Van Doren, Dorothy Holmes, and Ruth Pollock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First — Baptist Church
Co. A. Lasser
A. J. van Doren
Arthur van Doren
Charles Isbey
Carl Lee Kenagy
A. J. Cornwell
J. R. Vaughn
Ruth Pollock
Gelery
Young People's Department
Elbert Green, Jr
F. R. Asquith
Wommn
Elbert
Green
Rachel Holmes
Anna Winder
Dorothy Holmes
Earl
Wayne
Florence Smith
Anna Moline
Cecil Lanning
J. J. Miller
Richard Holmes
B L. Felcher
Swank School of Piano Public Program Friday
Pupils and assistant teachers of Swank Piano school will present a concert at 8 p.m. Friday in the Y M C A recreation room. The program lists duets, solos, etudes, and two short group pieces by various composers, featuring several named performers. A second note mentions a Waterloo gathering with a special session tonight in Moose hall and confirmations of delegates to a supreme convention, plus a forecast of a security benefit meeting and a picnic supper with balloting planned.
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Swank Piano School
Y. W
Montaine Kathryn
Wilma Egdort
Cunning Cupid
Anthony Village Fiddler
Wilmerdere
Ala Pieetla Wretela
Church News Roundup From Local Faith Groups
Aid society of First Lutheran plans a 6 p m Thursday picnic supper in the church basement with Mrs. J A Fratzke Mrs Otto Meyer and Mrs John Teptmeyer in charge. Thirty five members of the Home Missionary society of St. Pauls ME church met last evening at Mrs George Woodalls home with plans for a June convention at Rockford Iowa. Laval Helpers class at Plymouth Congregational church will meet at 730 p m Thursday with Miss Jessie Sweeney. Devotions followed by a study period led by Mrs Tro F Kenner. Home department of First Methodist Episcopal will meet at 730 p m Thursday with Mrs Eleanora Beaver at Henry Glas home. Seal Winners held a close of First Evangelical church with a dinner and program last evening. Counters were laid for 40. After dinner the Yo Wr peak chorus and Miss Margaret Marrs accordion and Mrs Arlene Bradley sang. The committee included Mrs VA Zellhoefe r and others. Sunday school ideas of the Church of the Brethren were discussed at the regular monthly day meeting at the YWCA. Talks on avenues of church and neighborhood help were given. refreshments concluded the evening.
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Autumn Loaf
Marie Weldman
Sacred Heart Parish
M. E
Henry Glass
Plymouth Church
Jessie Sweeney
Efeast High School
Security Benefit Association
K. of P
Aid Society
First Lutheran Church
Aid Society of
J. A. Fratzke
Otto Meyer
John Teptmeyer
Home Missionary Society of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
George Woodall
Rockford
Woodall
Henry Brandes
Laval
Plymouth Congregational Church
Walnut Streat
Tr O F. Kenner
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Eleanora Beaver
Henry Glas
Will Lane
Jea i. Mab Ter
Margaret Marrs
Alisa Arelene Bradley
Va, Zellhoefer
Eiveety Soon
Ralph Fox
Robert Francis
Fred Fell
Chris Hansen
R. S. Jiekelberg
Church of the Brethren
S O V Auxiliary Announces Plans for Many Events
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War camp and auxiliary meet in Memorial hall to outline a series of events. A May 4 card party at Mrs. John Stallman, May 12 luncheon for comrades, May 19 Lincoln Gettysburg address copy for Jubilee school, May 26 presentation at Lincoln school, May 10 Mother’s Day luncheon, May 2 Memorial day planning meeting, and the Iowa division encampment June 21 22 23. Mrs. Ray Snodgrass and Mrs. Stallman received flags and a banner staff. initiation for several members occurred. Grant birthday talk. birthday surprise for Mrs. Adland. bridge and 500 card parties and hospital auxiliary meetings noted.
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Sons of Union Veterans of the
Plcnk Bupper
Iowa Division
Ray’. Snodgrass
Alice Stewart
Mmes
Tom Gordon
O. M. Yaggy
Ortha Carpenter
A. R. Markle
Maggie McNamee
City in Brief Highlights and Local Notices
West end 4th St bridge and Y M C A building mentioned with Buchanan for glasses. E F Wenner returns to office after two weeks illness due to forehead infection. Injunctions to restrain liquor law violations granted against Mike Karlas and Al Beebe. Maria Kelleher resigns from Sloane M Wallace school. Albert J Jacobson of Tripoli requests discharge in bankruptcy case. Maurice Welsh to discuss rail and water transportation at Waterloo Technical Society meeting. Henry Hilmer wills life estate to his mother with equal division to brothers on death. Mrs J J Cooley 82 critically ill at home with complications of are at 727 Park Ave W. children at bedside in Los Angeles and Kansas City. Estella McMillan sues for divorce from A Stewart McMillan. asks temporary alimony of 250 and weekly support. Dunkelberg Leener & Cropper Lumber Co. office broken into Monday night for the third time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Welsh
Waterloo Technical Society
Black's
Henry Hilmer
la Forte City
Maria Hilmer
Christian
John
Herman
August
William
J. J. Cooley
Park Avenue West
J.L. Leavitt
Charles W. Parker
Los Angeles
Cal
James Ll. . Cooley
Kansas City
Local items include a burglary note and community events
A late yesterday report notes a burglary with no evidence found and nothing stolen. Other items mention Mrs Barbara Grings recovering after surgery, a Woman's club event closing foreign born assimilation classes, and remarks on monoxide gas deaths. Also updates on a divorce suit, daylight saving time for the Chicago Waterloo line, and upcoming sales by St Margaret's Guild with bake sales on April 30.
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St. Margaret's Guild
Schuneman
Kingsley Pupils Tuck Little Seeds in Sun Loved Earth
Kindergarten to third grade pupils at Kingsley School plant a garden on school grounds with lettuce radish and other seeds. The janitor prepared the plot as part of classroom lessons, reading work and future picnic plans. Unbreakable phonography records mentioned separately.
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Kingsley
Kingsley School
West High Senior Wins State Chemistry Essay Prize
Robert Young, a West High senior, won first prize of 20 dollars in a state essay contest run by the American Chemical Society for an essay titled Chemistry in the Home. His win advances to the national contest with four year scholarships. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J A Young of 432 Vermont Street.
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George W. Huntley
Travelers Protective Association
Racine
Wis
Huntley
Wisconsin
West High
Robert Young
American Chemical Society
Robert
J. A. Young
Vermont Street
Kotex replaces old sanitary pads with modern absorbent aid
An old-time advertisement touts Kotex as a superior, discreet menstrual product. It claims five times the absorbency, deodorizing effect, and embarrassment-free disposal. It notes wide medical and hospital endorsement, easy store pickup, and low cost for a package of twelve with emphasis on genuine Kotex.
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First Presbyterian
Cedar Falls Temple
Rebekah
Noble Grand
Charles
King
Alcott P.T. A
Edna Kent Forbes
Anna
Baptist Church
Desiderio
Ele & Cramer
Bohm
Conrad Dance of the Winds
Peabody Kathryn Egdorf
von Bion Leis
Lillian Knudsen
Wollenhaupt
John Graham
Adams Alla Marcela
Rogers Georgiana Bartell
Homer Lois Knudsen
Chopin Children’s Corner
Dr. Gradus
Jimbo
Golliwog
Everett Swank
Scharwenka Fosarv Wwe
Nevin Whelpley
Waterloo Review
Moose Hall
Harriet -Olson
Des’ Moines
Supreme. Com
Mander
George Kreiman
Flower Fund
Marie Paine
Webster City
T. Fehd
Oskaloosa
Port Huron
Mich
Kinniburgh
Amy Green
New Hampton
J. C. Fairweather
P. Hall
Church News
T. N. Adland
Dorothy Adland
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
Mines
George Gnagy
Frank Clark
Frank Lasche
Maurice Kirby
James Eppley
G. W. Metcalf
T. E.saley
Sacred Heart -Aid Society
Mary Kelly
Perry Hoffey
Walter F. Sieglaff
Sieglaff
Elmer
Diehl
St. Francis Hospital
F. A. Masberg
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
E. J. Wenner
F E. B. Stiles
Mike Karlas
al. Beebe
Maria Kelleher
Sloane M. Wallace
Board of Education
Albert J
Jacobson
Tripoli
Minnesota
Iowa
Estella McMillan
A. Stewart McMillan
Waverly
Dunkelberg, Leener & Cropper Lumber Co
Falls Avenue
Dent
Burlington
Vermont
Yeaterday
Emil Steffen
Willam Wilson
Misa Barbara Grings
St. F Francis’ Hospital
Anna Busch
Heinz Kuenstling
Cornelius Daamen
Leone L. Michael
Clae M. Michael
Lime ‘Street
Little Brown
the Vale
Nashua
Chicago
C. G.W
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England
Ellen J. Suckland
KOTEX
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Grundy Center’ Independence
Tonia
Janesville Manchester
Marble Rock
Aluminum Washer Gut Knecht Maytag CO
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Berenne Bailey
Guthrin
Swan-Leytze Urn
Simon Hoffman
A. J. Thompson
Darling Maytag Co
Harles City Maytag Co
Lafayette
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Nafus & Son Reeoes Hintz Bros
Osage Hardware Co
Sedesh 5 - Morf Hardware Media
Maytag Company
Ever Latimer Maytag Co
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