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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1929

Page

5

Political Status of Iowa Women Best in Midwest

Iowa women gained praise at a Midwest Republican women’s conference in Chicago for leading in 50 50 party organization. Delegates from Iowa including Marthe McClure and Lenore Hugtin discussed campaign experiences and noted Iowa’s law enables real cooperation between men and women, unlike other states.

Shechat Bernice Traer Iowa Midwest Conference of Republican Women Chicago Towa Illnois Chis Indiana Kentucky Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Ohio Illinois State Central Committee John David Allen Vehairman Republican National Committee Alvin T. Hert

Women to Be Cedar Falls Banquet Guests

Cedar Falls Woman's Club hosts its annual May banquet with guests Mrs BE T Alford district federation chairwoman Mrs A S Welshaar Waterloo Woman's club president Mrs Amos Burhans Cedar Heights club president and Mrs R A Santee Black Hawk county chair. Music by Cedar Falls high school sextet and club’s Drama department trio. Orchesis dances from Teachers college. Helen Swedberg to read. Also reports of local weddings and club meetings. Clements Baker married in Charles City and to reside at 717 Kern St. Becker chapter OFE S will meet at Masonic temple with dinner at 6:30. Helen Gould auxiliary meets Memorial hall at 7:30.

BE. T. ‘Alford Third District Federated ‘Clubs A. S. Welshaar Waterloo Woman's Club Amos Burhans Cedar Heights Cedar Falls High School Orchesis Teachers College Helen Swedberg Becker Chapter O. FE. S Masonic Temple Helen Gould Memorial Hall

Society Calendar Tonight and Week Ahead

A crowded society calendar lists numerous meetings and events across churches clubs and auxiliaries. Highlights include P T A events at Washington and Laf ayette schools, St Marys sewing circle and party, Women s groups at First Presbyterian Grace M E and Walnut Street Baptist, Ladies Auxiliary Izaak Walton league and Lucky Thirteen bridge at Hotel, plus social hours at Memorial Hall and Masonic temple.

Sons of Union Veterans Black's Tearoom Memorial Hall Dolly Hight Florence Chevalier Link White St. Mary's Business and Professional Women’s Club J. F. Balensifer P.T. A Lafayette School St. Paul's M. EH Woman's Home Missionary Society Ralph Myers Lydia First Presbyterian Church CG. W. Kilne Daughters of Plymouth Porter_ Crowell Woman's Working Association Women's Society Walnut Street Baptist Church Grace MM. E. Church Izaak Walton League Bosé First Brethren Woman's Missionary Society Ben Puterbaugh

Girls' Week Marked by Federation Activities

Girls' Week observed nationwide April 24 to May 5 with varied events in Towa directed by the junior membership committee. Gov Hammill issued a proclamation, greetings came from Mrs Sippel and Mrs Milchrist, Grundy Center founded the effort five years ago, Storm Lake launched junior work eleven years ago, and Waterloo hosts the federated girls’ group banquet and dance planned for May 16.

Towa John Hammill John Sippel General Federation William Milchrist Sioux City Town Federation Thyme Iows Grundy Center J. Ray Hing Storm Lake Towns Frances Ray T the Pioneer Club Dinicr Waterloo Federated Girls’ Group

Silver Wedding Is Celebrated In Clarksville

The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Hammel was marked with a surprise party for 29 relatives at their Clarksville home. Chautauqua Circle discussed Soviet Russia and the Third International at public library. East High Hi club planned a May 13 banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson with 25 attendees. Alpha Delphians continued a music study with plans for the next meeting on May 13.

Courier Clarksvilles In John Hammel Chautauqua Communist Party Soviet Russia Chautauqua Circle Lbrary West Russell-Lamson East High School Harris Yagla W. W. Wyant Alpha Delphians Alpha Delphian Society Presbyterian Hospital Auxilary WW. M. Staley Seventh Street West la Bel Westminister Presbyterian Church

Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Ken Women and Lunch Parties

Edna Ken discusses luncheon chats among women focused on dieting and body image. The piece covers appetite control, choosing non fattening foods, and social pressure at parties while offering light beauty tips such as brow grooming, teeth care, and simple skin bleaching using cucumber.

Edna Ken

Church groups schedule varied church events this week

The Presbyterian and Methodist communities announce meetings and luncheons this week. Activities include a 2:30 PM Wednesday gathering at Mrs. Charles Thayer’s Riverside Drive home, a 1:00 PM luncheon at First Congregational Church, and multiple missionary society sessions with preparations and reports from Janesville.

East Park

Club Notes Show Local Ladies Host Various Social Groups

Les Comedres club meets Thursday at Mrs. Ed Scholl's home 391 Reed Street. Golden Link club hosts Wednesday at 1018 Berth Avenue. G W Selbig entertains social circle Thursday at 416 Riverside Drive. E Deen club meets Thursday with Mrs A J Cornwell 327 Bunset Road. P. L. club gathered Monday at Mrs Frank Larkin 316 Franklin Street. Mrs Gene Fisher won a favor in 500. Mrs M C G Westeoth to host next Tuesday at 502 Washington Street. Busy Bee club hosted by Mrs Lester Henderson Monday at 826 Columbia Street. five hundred played, honors to Mrs Walter Abel and Mrs Milo Hendricks. T T D club entertained Monday evening at Mrs J M McKillip and Miss Mary Davis's home. Miss Blanche McConeky won first, Miss Margaret Welch second. guests Miss Helen Burgess and Mrs W P Sandrock, a favor to Mrs Sandrock. refreshments served.

P. L. Club Frank Larkin Franklin Street Gene Fisher M. CG. Westeoth Washington Street Lester. Henderson Columbia Street Walter Abel Milo Hendricks Hendricks T. T.D. Club J. M. McKillip Mary Davis Blanche McConeky Margaret Welch Helen Burgess W. P. Sandrock Sandrock

Iowa Delegation to Attend National PTA Convention

The Iowa delegation to the thirty third annual National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention in Washington from May 6 to 10 carries theme Education for Worthy Home Membership. Members include Mrs. B G Hopkins state president and other Des Moines Cedar Rapids and city representatives. they will invite the 1930 convention to Des Moines.

National Congress of Parents and Teachers Iowa Bert McKee National Social Standards Committee L. R. Elliott Charles W. Smith Des Moines Council Walton Keller Cedar Rapids Des Moines Burlington Ottumwa Oskaloosa Council Bluffs Chariton Boone Marshalltown Dubuque Newton and Spencer

Waverly Couple Wed Fifty Years

Waverly Iowa April 30 Mr and Mrs G S Lane marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home with a family dinner Sunday all their children attended. Gifts came from friends and organizations they belong to though health limits kept the celebration small. A musical program at St Johns school hall Wednesday will feature several local performers from Sisters of Mercy sponsored by the group.

Waverly Lane St. John's School Hall Sisters of Mercy Virginia Cole Albert Farkas Donald Paulsen Florence Moeller Donald Stephenson Genevieve Paulsen Olga Blotz Celeste Meisch Helen Balsh Bernice Fitzgerald Alyene Watt Leafy Gregory Betty Conners Betty Roberts Maxine Sproul Adeline Jirak Margaret Dotson

Miss Edna Gibson to John Miller wed in Chicago

Miss Edna Gibson of Cedar Falls and John W. Miller of Chicago were married February 15 in Chicago. A dinner at Black's tearoom announced the union, with 14 guests and a Bridges game after. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls.

Edna Gibson Cedar Falls Chicago

City in brief and local incidents update

City notes report a seven week layoff ending for Zinols Central shops timekeeper Louis Schulte after California absence. Fractured skull victim Charles McFarlane shows gradual improvement at St Francis hospital. Mrs Ward Murray returns home after nephew's death. Mrs J W Nelson convalesces after surgery at Presbyterian. Central boosters broadcast May 2 on WWL with 40 piece band and Supt J W Cousins. Netcott hospitalized after stroke. Tressa Berend returns from winter in California. Carnes and Constantine improve after Dunkerton rail incident. Dentist Dr S F Heverly listed.

Louis Schulte Zinols Central California Charles McFarlane Hudson St. Francis Hospital Ward E. Murray Los Angeles Frederick G. Smale Mohawk Street J. W. Nelson Independence Presbyterian Hospital Peter Woodring Feur Randolph Street Ilinois Central Dlinois Central Boosters Club WWL New Orleans Dunkerton Martin Constantine Fairbank Chicago Great Western Cames Constantine F. Heverly Black Hawk

Brain Test Answer Cross Out Sequence

A brain test item lists numbers and letter pairs to cross out. The sequence includes 8 16 18 24 28 82 38 40 48 56 58 64 68 72 78 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 BO Od 94 4104 108 112 118 120 and instructs to cross out specified items.

Dandelion Greens and Stuffed Leg of Lamb Dishes

Wash and scald dandelion greens then cook in salted water until tender. Drain chop and season with salt pepper and butter. Blend with cream sauce bake in a buttered dish topped with cheese for 20 minutes. Leg of lamb is boned for stuffing with a bread filling and roasted until tender. Apricot and Pineapple Marmalade preserves with dried apricots and crushed pineapple cooked with sugar and juice then jarred.

Adorable Ensemble For Tot Pattern Ad in Evening Courier

The pattern describes a sleeveless frock with front box pleat and a tailored lining in Iinen pique or Shantung. Materials include linen, pique, or Shantung in rose yellow green blue beige, sizes 2 4 6 8. Yardages listed, pattern costs 15 cents, instructions included, mail orders to Courier Pattern Dept 243 W 17th St New York City.

Dept W. 17Th St New York City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Midwest P.T. A—Washington Y. W Gates Park Civic Club G. G. Holman Becker O. E M. B Grace M. Echurch Federation Geraldine Church News Woman's Organization First Congregational Church M. H. Way Tucker First United Presbyterian Missionary Society Lydia Society C. W. Kline Cortlandt Street Nellie Myers Loma Griffin Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Sir Paul's M. E. Church J. W. Mercer Tucker Street Thomas Shaffer Charles Storm Janesville Friends of Africa Woman's Society Martha K. Wolfé China Allen Memorial Hospital J. O. Willams H. ©. Kelber Africa J. R McBroom Ae M. B. LJ Ella Mernning Chris Florence Beverly Les Comedres Club Ed Scholl Reed Street Lou Armatrong Berth Avenue Golden Link Club G. W. Selbig Riverside Drive E Deen Club A. J. Cornwell Bunset Road Belleall PT. A Edna Gipson Richard W. Gibson John W. Miller Black Robert Gibson Arthur Cotton George Ford Hampton Edward Mehlhaus Dysart Garlton Isley George H. Crow J. Lester Smith Miller East Junior High West High School Friendship Club Herman Frahm Ackermant Street Ida Dreler Hawkeye A. H. Adams H. B. Brown Bridge Hawkeye Yoon Gold Room Ann Hoelker Green Lantern Tearoom Nelle Hoelker PRIEF West_end 4Th St M. O Buchanan Tim Onder Kareer
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