Society in Review Waterloo Garden Opens 1929 Season
Waterloo society groups plan a busy week with a Tuesday meeting at the home of Mrs. C J Miller 2212 Fourth Street West. The executive board will meet at 2 30 and the regular session at 3. An address by Mrs J G Hildebrand will start a series of lessons led by Mrs O J Gonery with talks by Mrs G M Johnson and Mrs Frank Duke on catalogs and soil care. Officers include Mrs Hildebrand president and committees across program publicity and exhibits. Events include a Daughters of Isabella card party for charity at Hotel President and a Rotary Elks dinner at 6 30. Many clubs and chapters schedule meetings, reviews, and programs through Friday, with a Frances Willard fund program and immigration talk among highlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Garden
C. J. Miller
Fourth Street
J. G. Hildebrand
G. M. ‘Johnson
Frank Duke
Hildebrand
Are
Guy Johnson
J.E. Bragdon
B. W. Schuneman
A. E. Rumsey
O. J. Gonery
GC. W. Gillian
Daughters of Isabella
J. E. O'Keefes
Rotary
Elks’ Club
Roy Simard
Waterloo
Couier
Natural Music
H. T. Wagner
Park Boulevard
G. 3. Ness
Frances, E. Willard
Y. W. CG
Thomas P. Shaffer
St. Paul's
M.E. Church
C. “A. Lasser
Second Street West
M. FP. Coontz
Ye Waterloo Chapter
SD. A. Te
Black’s
Arthur J. Jury
D. A. R.imagazine
J. EB. Johnson
W. W. Warsaw
Cecil Bickley
G. L. Tarbell
Dexter Phelps
A. F
W. A. Lane
Steely
W. S. Payrott
Alaska
HA. W. Groul
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Mason
Temic
Russell-Lamson
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Weekly calendar lists numerous clubs and societies in Waterloo. Events include dances, concerts, meetings, and social gatherings at Elks, Rotary, churches, hotels, libraries, and clubs such as Philatites, Jolly Eights, Garden, Debora, and Hadassah with dates from Monday to Saturday and venues across Waterloo venues.
Old Time Grace Church Concert Shown at Evening
Grace Church M E announces an old time concert Monday at 8 15 with a program of songs musicke and spoke pieces. Selections include Grandfather Glose, Ursuin Pleasantface and Tabitha Primrose, Full of Praise Jones, and many others performed by a large group of local singers and instrumentalists. About 75 attended Temple Rebekah dances and a Madison school numbers featured at Black Hawk I O O F hall. Special Washington Lincoln birthday celebration planned for Feb 15 by Lincoln circle Ladies of G A R. slumber party hosted by Miss Helen E idenks at 506 Hammond Ave ends with breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
M. E
Grandfather Glose
Hulda Jenkins
Althea Greenfler
Madhtalena
Behmerputt
Hipsshoth Stephanfewhit
Olaf von Kortland
Dolly Dimples
Sophvente Pettengill
Roxanna Lovespark
Atl Ye Syngers
Temple Rebekah
Maddigan School
Washington
Lincoln
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Louise Shupe
W. J. Hotchkiss
Diet and grooming tips from a health column
A health column urges dietary knowledge to support tissue growth energy and reserves, noting the U S Department of Agriculture has studied calorie values for foods. It discusses individualized nutrition for families, cautions about diabetes when choosing meals, and adds scalp care tips and an exercise routine to reduce hips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honka Healtie
United States Agricultural Department
Accure
Modern violin program features Mrs Mundy at tea
Mrs Lota Mundy, St Paul violinist, presented modern numbers at a pre Lent musical tea hosted by Mrs Zathoe Burk in Waterloo. She played with authority and studied with leading composers, offering two groups of pieces and several encores with Miss Ethel Brinkman at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota Mundy
St. Paul
Zathoe Burk
Alta Vista Avenue
Highland Division
Christ Episcopal Church
Porpora-Kreisler
Misa Ethel Brinkman
Miss Adele Starbuck Wed to Charles H Howe in Cedar Falls
Miss Adele Starbuck daughter of Cedar Falls and Charles H Howe of Waterloo wed at the bride’s parents home in Cedar Falls. Rev J W Williams officiated before about 27 guests. They plan a short trip to Dubuque and will reside at 1036 Newton Street Waterloo with Howe employed at Illinois Central shops and serving as assistant pastor of Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
United “Miss
Adele Starbuck
J. F. Starbuck
Charles” H. Howe
Waterloo
Main Street
J. W. Willams
Gladbrook
Preson Men
H. L. Palmer
E., A. Faylor
LaVerne Garner
George C. Cleveland
Dubuque
Kenneth C
Starbuck, Hampton
Marie Hull
Fayette
Sidney Jackson
Orchard
Leonard Harland
Cedar Heights
Howe
Gladbrook High School
Iowa State Teachers College
West Union
Bonebreak ‘ Theological School
Dayton
Newton Street
Illinois Central
Church of God
Alvern Naber
Rose Naber
Petersburg
Tai
Henry
Boeding
Tind
Herman Boeding
St.: Lucas
Katherine Immermann
Fredericksburg
Henry, Abben
Dumont
Evangelical Church, Fredericksburg
Edna Grimm
William Grimm
Garrison, Ja
John Hupfeld
D. D. Whitmore
Hupfeld
Ruth Harper
Manchester
Leo Moore
Hazleton
St. Marty's
Father McKenley
Catherine Schultz
Peter Schultz
Nashua
Rudolph Wagher
Horton
St. Michael Church
B. A. Erdi
Nashvase
Evalyn Haas
Russel
Ritter
la Porte City
Della McKane
Chicago
L. A. Ritter
la Porte ‘City
Lovena
Bartoso
Clifford Brown
Cedar Rapids
Little Brown Church
Mrs Wheeler Hosts Past Matrons Valentine Lunch
Eighteen members of Past Matrons club Waterloo chapter were entertained at a Valentine luncheon at the home of Mrs T L Wheeler 1108 Fourth street west Centerpieces featured silver candelabra with red and white tapers and candy hearts. The afternoon included a Valentine stunt for each member before receiving favors. A brief business session welcomed new member Mrs W F Schrag. Work was done on a quilt. Mrs F B Dietrick will entertain March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
C. E
T. L. "Wheeler
Fourth Street West
W. F. Schrag
F. B. Dietrick Wille
Church Socials and Meetings Across Local Congregations
Philathea class at First MM. E. church plans dinner and social at Black's tea room Monday evening with Eula McKinley and Jessie Bernard in charge. Westminster workers host Macedonian and Philadelphian classes Tuesday evening at church dinner to close a recent attendance contest. Junior sisterhood of First Brethren meets Friday at Mrs Mason’s Wellington street home with Nor mandine Mason leading a lesson and musical numbers by Iona Heard and Bernita Brundage. Indoor campfire and Valentine decorations featured. hostesses Roberta Millnt, Berhita Brundage, and Ella Mae Moothart assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
D. A. R— Black
Lutheran
Brotherhood
Universalist
First MM. E. Church
First Presbyterian Church
Black
Yo W. OG. A
First Congregational Choir Guild
Mirs
J. DB. Easton
Women of Mooseheart i Legion
Moaase
Waterloo Evening Courier
S.M. B. Club
Ralph Steninger
Black's Tearoom
Philathea
MM. E. Church
St Black's Tearoom
Eula McKinley
Jessie Bernard
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First Brethren Church
C. T. Mason
Wellington Street
Normandine Mason
Iona Heard
Narcissus
Bernita Brundage
Valentine
Roberta Millnt
Berhita Brundage
Ella Mae Moothart
Club Notes From Nowata Women Gatherings and Plans
Mrs N W Entgisle hosts Nowata club luncheon at 638 Walnut Street with Happy Hour club at 1 pm Tuesday at Hotel Russell Lamson. Stlent Bight bridge club meets Wednesday at Mrs Samuel Scott's home 407 Locust. Autumn Leaf club meets at Mrs Louis Ackerman's Thursday. prizes won by Mrs Emert Follett and Mrs Charles Turner. Valentine party planned for Feb 14 at Harry Griffith home. Mrs Ray Feyerill attended. New Century group met Friday at 42 Mulberry with 1 pm function. guests included Mrs W W Kauffer Mrs F W Marrs and Mrs Orville Hamilton. Next meeting Feb 16 at Mrs A B Nouman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Triple Four
Harry Far
Waterloo
High
Shool Insurance Club
Presidentt
Maccabee
clib—Lodge
Cheutetaur
Jelele
A. M. Place
Rotary Club
Immanuuel Lutheran Church
Union Congregational Church
Black's
O. E. S.—Mirs
W. G. Wee
Woman’s Clubhouse
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah Lodge
L. A. Denton
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
Y. WG. A
Holet Russell
Holet Russell. Lamson. : Sanovy -Club, W. 5B. A.—Moosehal Nowata Club
N. W. Enlwisle
T. A. Decker
GO. A. Elklets
Elks_ club
C. F. Miller
Hadassah
Eli Kata
Daughters of Tsabella
Jolly “Eight Club
Geralding McNamara
White Ser Inn
Westminster Presbyterian Church
East Park
Presbyterian Church
George Smith
O. L . Stent Bight
3.S. Scott
Ww. CG. L. GC Club
George McGuire
Lucky Thirteen Bridge
Ri Viery
Wodin
Hugh Mathes
Woman's Auxiliary
Westminster
Deborah
Woman's — Society
Walnut
Sireeb
Tectnte
Cedar Falls
W. Becker
O. E. S.—Masonic Temple
Marcella Bonan
Happy Hour Club
Oliver Trumbauer
Russell-Lamson
Stlent Bight Bridge Club
Samuel
Scott
Autumn Leaf Club
Louis Ackerman
Emert Follett
Charles Turner
Harry Griffith
Ray Feyerill
R.L. Tagersoll
New Century
Mulberry, Street
W. O. Staley
W. W. Kauffer
F. W. Marrs
Orville Ham‘ton
A. B. Nouman
Marionette performances at East High with harp and violin
Jean Roa French marionettes will be presented at East High School on February 11 featuring music by Geraldine Vance harpist and Linnea Roberts violinist. The event includes special music and a matinee for The Magless Land of Oz with marionettes brought to Waterloo by the local American Association of University Women. Tickets are at the YMC A Riviera tearoom Schuneman's and Gauss drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Roa
East High School
Geraldine ‘Vance
Linnea” Roberts
Vance
Salvi
Denver
Miss Roberts
New York
Chicago
United States
Masterlinck
Irene’ Griffin Gros
Waterloo
W. C. A. Riviera
Schuneman
Sand Gauss
Elks Carnival Closes Tonight With Varied Fun
The Elks Old Home Town frolic ends tonight with entertainment for all. Attractions include a Yiddish meat market a post office booth and country store stocked with merchandise to be distributed tonight. Hank's quick lunch offers meals and dancing returns as a feature. Admission is 25 cents with proceeds to the Elks charity fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Hank
Elks Charity Fund
Alsation Fined for Hunting Without Nonresident License
George Rettlinger a native of Alsace Lorraine was fined 15 dollars and 2.95 in costs in the court of Justice N C Mack for hunting without a nonresident license. Information was filed by deputy game warden John G C Jago. Rettlinger had been staying with friends in this vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Services
New Wartford
George Rettlinger
Alsace-Lorraine
Court of Justice
N. C. Mack
John GC
Jago
Reidinger
Local notices and personal updates in brief
City news item lists Glendale residents at home after illness and surgery. Myron Arbuckle, 412 Riverside Drive, back at office after two weeks confined by influenza complications. Mrs T J Ellis home recovery after appendicitis. Bernice J Miller sues for divorce from Lawrence D Miller citing custody of daughter Juanita Jean and alimony. George F E Pike improving after appendectomy. Carl J Becker visiting sister Miss Jessia Becker in Iowa. Army now seeking musical instrument players for service bands with vacancies at Fort D A Bussalt and Fort Meade. Miss Olga Brucher heads to New York for Columbia University. W C Bunn of Cedar Rapids listed in favorable condition after car accident. Jean Gross French Marionettes set for En at High, Feb 11 with tickets at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron C. Arbuckle
Riverside Drive
G. S. Blash
Pierce Grocery
Fourth Street
C. R. Pierce
T. J. Ellis
Alten Memorial Hospital
Cutler Street
Bernice J. Miller
Lawrence D. Miller
U.S. Army
Albert Robitsch
Fort D. A
Bussalt
Wyo
Eighth Corps
Omaha
Neb
Fort Meade
Olga Brucher
E. J. Brucher
Hillcrest
New York
Columbia University
Brucher
Oregon State College
Caryallis
Ore
W. C.bunn
Sumner
St. Linke’s
Hosepital al
Cedar Rapids
Jean Gross
Enat High
Blue Bird
Boclock
Y. W. c. A. Selvineman's Doughters
Riviera
Northeastern Iowa couples wed in January notices
A series of marriage announcements from northeastern Iowa lists weddings across Jan 14 to Jan 31. Included are Jacobson with Lauris Jacobson Eldorado, Naber with Henry Boeding Petersburg and more couples from towns like Fayette Ossian Waucoma Dubuque Gar rison Fredericksburg and Cedar Rapids. Brides and grooms include Phyllis Wagner Upington Grace Nordmark Dodge and Ed ward Prohaska De Soto among others with plans to reside locally or on family farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Lee Nordmark
Q. W. Nordmark
Dodge
Edward Prohaska
Anthony Prohaska
de Sota
M. 5
Parsonage
Galena
Brewster
Prohaska
Iowa State Teachers College
Raat
Indorsement Boosts J. W. Arbuckle for Supreme Court
Delaware County bar and Black Hawk County bar members publicly back Waterloo lawyer John W. Arbuckle for an additional Iowa Supreme Court seat. Gov Hammill and Lieut Gov McFarlane receive letters of support as local officials push Arbuckle’s qualifications with a northeastern Iowa promotion effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware County Ber Association
John W. Arbuckle
Watterloo
Ninth Supreme Court
State Senate
W. S. Beecher
Black Hawk County Bar Association
Delaware ‘Bar
Beecher
Hammill
Arch W. McFarlane
Arbuckle
Black Hawk Bar
McFarlene
W. T. Evans
Waterloo
J. B. Newman
Cedar Falls
Charles T. Rogers
Grundy Center
Supreme Bench
Bar Association
Towa
West High to Welcome 95 New Pupils from Sloane Wallace
The West High student body will be augmented by 95 pupils from Sloane Wallace Junior High and 28 from Waterloo Junior High at the start of the second semester Monday. Entering from Sloane Wallace are Lloyd Benson Jolet Bowen Vivian Olmford Christensen Dorothy Carrol Fay Lola Gesser Floyd Robert Kloster John Lammers Dorranca Dayling Eloise Long Peul Loomis Marvin Morrow Robert Monty Kenneth North Zarah Lee Marvin Boranson Dorothy Thompson Ruth Vance Alice Bellinger Geraldine Blekley Detina Bowen George Brode John Bush Charles Chamberlin Gladys Christensen Edward Corton Girl Deeds Kenneth Dirks Frances Shrig Margaret Funk Gladys Johnston Wallace Lighthart Mary Jane Lyon John Miller Caspara Nelson Junior Owens Russell Petrie Robert Ralston Mexine Rolins Thelms Ruoff Dorothy Schenk Betty Schoel Helen Schuey Denkta Smith Romells Smith Lars Strand Clayton Bronson Everett Diebtz Mary Elliott Macthe Fabian Walter Hestman Leons Hellmund Lucile Hilton Iva Howard Harry Jenkins Grace Knox Grace Leland Lestie Mix Dort Jean Murphy Gurtis Musgrove Everett Prosser Burasatta Rambo Margery Stile Galt Wilcox and Isabella Youmans. Those entering from Waterloo Junior High are Laura Bonser Melvin Hedine Robert Brown Chartolts Benton Charles Clark Willan Gohen William Cook Irene Day Perry Deters Margaret DuMond Jean J. Dunkelberg Laverne Pay John Graham Walter Grace Perry Knowlton Frances Mauser Fima Moore Gerald Buris Mary Lou Renk Ella Bessie Saylor Donald Short Ruth Bieg Audra Smith Ferry Strom Thomas Willams Alvin Wolf Mary Ziegier Frances Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Margaret Funk
Gladys Johnston
Wallace Lighthart
Mary Jane Lyon
John Miller
Caspara Nelson
Junior Qwens
Russell Petrie
Robert Ralston
Mexine Rolins
Thelms Ruoff
Dorothy Schenk
Betty Schoel
Helen Schuey
Denkta Smith
Romells Smith
Lars
Strand
Clayton Bronson
Everett Diebtz
Mary Elliott
Macthe Fabian
Walter Hestman
Leons Hellmund
Lucile Hilton
Iva Howard
Harry Jenkins
Grace Knox
Grace Leland
Lestie Mixdort
Jean Murphy
Gurtis Musgrove
Everett Prosser
Burasatta Rambo
Margery Stile
Galt Wilcox
Isabella Youmans
Waterloo Juniior High
Laura Bonser
Melvin” Hedine
Robert Brown
Ghartolts Benton
Charles
Clark
Willan
Gohen
William
Cook
Irene Day
Perry ‘Deters
Margaret’ DuMond
Jean J. Dunkelberg
Laverne Pay
John Graham
Walter Grace
Perry Knowlton
Frances Mauser
Fima Moore
Gerald Buris
Mary Lou -Renk
Ella Bessie Saylor
Donald Short
Ruth Bieg
Audra Smith
Ferry Strom
Thomas Willams
Alvin Wolf
Mary Ziegier
Frances Cameron
Schoeman Tops Farmers Contest in Horse Judging
Cedar Falls February 2 Harold Schoeman a local farmer won first in the horse judging contest at Town State college during the Farm and Home week short course. He received a draft horse medal. Reed Elmer of Knoxville won sheep judging with 926 points and placed high in other stock classes. Forty-eight farmers competed. James Carter Lawn Hill was second in many classes. Liey Davis Oakland first in beef cattle. R V Van Pelt Coming first in swine. Carter also first in dairy cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Harold Schoeman
Here
Town State College
Thorwald Anderson
Elmer Reed
Knoxville
Reed
James Carter
Lawn Hill
Ames
Liey@ Dayvis
Oukland
R. V. van Pelt
Sywine
Chicago Police on Third Weekend Raid
Chicago police continue weekend raids after earlier successes scouring the city for suspicious persons. Officials say the ongoing patrols deter crime and have made raids a regular weekly routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brain Test Answer Hidden in Letter Sequence
The message decodes by counting letter groups: I G twelve I L F fifteen II T twenty six IV E twenty two. This puzzle clue uses roman numerals and letter counts to spell a hidden answer.
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Society In Review
Garden Club
EL O
Waterloo Woman's Club
Edith Wharton
Civile Department
FL. Marquis
L.C. Hemsworth
Marian
Ransler
J. E. Ridenour
Alfred Longley
H. D. Harker
Ella Mark Lee
Woman's Benefit Associaton
Pioneer Club
Association
Lee
Moose Hall
W. A. Davis
Eldeen Club
George Baum
Pandora Club
W. J. Harris
F. O
Blue Triangle Jleague—y., WC. A
iMrs. CG. A. Lasser
Civic Department
Gard
St. Joseph's Rosary
Society
Our Lady of Victory
Grace Church
Hammond Avenue
Mildred Owens
Helen Ughuiart
Helen
Dorcas Willson
Wilma
Armilda Heffernan
ME. P
Black's Teardom
Melinay-Brown
Evelyn Brown
Rosoe Henry Mellnay
B. C. Harris
Central Christian Parsonage
City
Starbuck
Charles H. Howe
K.P. Hall
Des’ Moines
William Kober
Alice .Stewart
Martin Jorgenson
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
H. O. Gordon
Harry Fergemann
E. H. Weber
J. P. Casey
M. A. Moeller
iMrs
Church News
N. W. Entgisle
Nowata Club
W. G. Wise
E. M. Towne
Toa
Rosary Sorelety
St. Joseph's Church
Our Lady’ of Victory Auditorium
Carrie Barrigg
John McNamara
Betty Hellen
Alsation
PRIEF
Gduchanan’s
George FE. Pike
Pike, Silas, Zimmerman & Frank
Presbyterial Hospital
Carl J. Becker
Cornell Univversity
Ithaca
N. Y
Towa State University
Jdessia Becker
Highth Street
Iowa
Phyllis. B.' ‘Wagner
M.H. Wagner
Harm Frey
Henry Frey
Upington
Ethel Meter
Clarion
Charles Birdsall
Belle Birdsall
Ata
Florence Mae Hunt
Paul B. Dennis
M. E. Parsonage
Gelwein
Henke
Iola Rice
Charles Rice
Auburn
Ray Stiegelmeyer
George Stiegelmeyer
van Horne
Vinton
W. W. Williams
Ven. Horne
Wickham
Frederick
Dale RL
Charles City
New Hampton
J. B. Bird
M. Church
Charles ‘City
Mildred File
A. F E. File
Laverne J. Becker
Lutheran Parsonage
Herbert. Groening
Gyde Hutzlu
Green Bay
Harold Henniges
Maynard
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Rev. H. Hulen
Antiago
Delaware County
J. W. Arbuckle
West Junior
West High
Sloane Wallace
Schoeman
HUB Electric CO
K. C. Updegraff
H. ¢. Brandes
J. A. Hartleip
NUB Electric Co
Waterloo Electric Supply Co
K. G. Updegraff
Jt. CG. Brandes
RCA Radiola
K.C. Updegraff
G. Brandes
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