Valentine's day society event plans at Waterloo club
Plans for a Valentine day observance by Waterloo club women were outlined with Mrs. J. E. Ride nour as general chairman. A heart shaped poster advertised the 2:30 p.m. event on Feb 14 featuring piano numbers by Mrs. R. W. Parr ot, Mrs. Jack Patterson and Mrs. A. W. Peterson, a reading by Mrs. J. J. O’Keefe, and a South America travel talk by Rev. Edwin Boardman. May include cards.
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Phembers
Waterloo
Rigatas
J. E. Ridenour
Aic
R. W. Parrott
Jack Patterson
A.W. Feterson
J. J. O'Keefe
South America
Edewih Boardman
First Brethren Church
Las
Carl Bickley
Ilinois Central Drama League
Wine Arts
Olin
Birthday Party for Anita Berry Two Years Old
Anita Joan Berry daughter of Mr and Mrs Loren Berry celebrated her second birthday with a party this afternoon at her home. Eight children and their mothers attended with guests seated around a decorated cake table. Mrs Berry was assisted by Mrs Clark Campbell and Miss Ruth Hey as Valentine favors were given to attendees.
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Anita Joan Berry
Loren. Berry
Wier
Berry
Alark Campbell
Ruth
Hey
Valentine Fayers
Claude
Martha
Jane
Lee ‘Litchfield
Barbara
Joseph Lutgen
Mary
Jack Patterson
Jimmy
Wir Steely
Bobby
TrugInman
Wagner
Gordon
Harry Marnau
Gieria
Club of Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Kmnmchesn
Black
T. L. Wheeler
Wheeler
Roy Hulett
Mary Ethel Dixon
Anteel Elub
Vera Gelper
Blanche Sippel
Cadale
Ruth McClain
Karl Calleas
Young Married Women's Club
Ranco
Gordon Fay
Clarence Reardon
Myre
Clare Bansanett
Mrv
Mrs. Fay
Ray Tha
Vernor’s
Biotec
Mary Fisher
Pennsylvania
New Pboyearnor
John &. Fisher
Harrisburg
Executive Mansion
Fisher
Sealyham
Tuck
Henry ‘Patnall Brown, Jr
Philadehig
Lincoln Program Given at Study Club Dinner
Lincoln memory honored at the annual Study Club banquet in Black's tent room. Mrs. W. H. Howrey and Mrs. C. A. Lasser led the program with short Lincoln life stories. Attendees took Lincoln pennies as models in a drawing contest and phonetic spelling contest for amusement. Oh Holton directed community singing with Mrs. Holton at the piano. Dinner arrangements by B. L. Holkson, J. C. Forbes and C. G. Klingaman. A log cabin centerpiece with blue and red patriotic colors adorned the table.
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Abraham
Lincoln
Black
W.H. Howrey
C. A. Lasser
Lfe
Oh. Holton
Church Social Planned by Fidelis and Walnut Street Church
Members of Fidelis and Home Builders of Walnut Street Baptist church will meet in the church parlors for the monthly social Monday evening. Preceding the social each class will convene separately to transact business. Gleaners circle of Hast Park Presbyterian met last evening with Bernice and Marguerite Leland. Mrs Walter Leland gave the lesson which was followed by a short program. Vivian Strang played a violin solo accompanied by Blanche Douglas. Pauling Saunders BAVG heading, refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Gleaners Circle
Hast Park Presbyterian
Bernice
Marguerite Leland
Walter Leland
Vivian Strang
Blanche Douglas
Pauling Saunders
Social Events on Week's Calendar and Clubs
Week's social events include Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary gatherings and various club meetings. Activities span Monday through Friday with card parties, book reviews, tea rooms, and afternoon happy hours led by groups such as Daughters of Isabelle, Woman's Club, Conservation League, and A U W. Some events note participants like Mrs. Ledmund Miller and Mrs. Carl Rickley, reflecting a busy local social season.
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Hyening
Isabelle
Af CG
Han
BP. i. G
Led‘mund Miler
EB. O
Srs
Robert
Price
Woman's Club
Happy Hour Clubes W. Wloc
AL Tilkiels—Eiks Club
A. D. Donnell
Melrose B. A. Rw
Waterloo
O. FE
Carl Rickley
Conservation League
Well AL
University Women to Hear Talk on Adolescent Age
Miss Marie Watters, YWCA Girl Reserve secretary, will speak on The Adolescent Age at the University Women meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. A D Donnell's home. Mrs. W Ellyson will lead discussion and Mrs. Max Wsan will sing. Hostesses include University of Town representatives and numerous local ladies and students.
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Marie Watters
Young Women's Christian Association
A.D. Donnell
American ‘Association of University Women
W Ellyson
Max Wsan
University of Town
Mmes
W. I. Corton
C. W. Ellyson
Ben G. Howrey
Maude Palmer
Ray Paul
E.L. Sanders
C. Wy. Loesbe
Max ‘Wilson
Pauline’ Bassarear
Adelaide Blythe
Bernice Kelley
Nelle Currie
Hula McKinle
Irma Prizlos
Gladys Turner
Florence Warnock
Calla Wieder
Miss Wassarear
Club Notes Highlight Local Social Gatherings
Phrases describe multiple club events in Bish igo and nearby towns with dinners, luncheons, and Valentine parties. Mrs. Bridge elected president, officers named, and several hostesses noted for Happy Hour and Eastern Star groups. A Valentine themed schedule and gifts to out of town member Blanche Sippel are mentioned.
Hints In Beauty Care Examinations And Methods
A vintage guide promotes daily beauty routines including hair, skin, and brow care. It suggests mirror-inspection, bobbing hair, hot and cold cream treatments, facial massages, eyebrow shaping, steam for pores, and a weekly procedure to reduce blemishes. Includes a body weight example and general remarks on eye and skin attributes.
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Royette
Auan
Ufa Tnd
Owsba
Banquet Observes Christian Endeavor Natal Anniversary
One hundred forty guests attended a Graves Memorial United Brethren church banquet marking the forty sixth anniversary of Christian Endeavor. Decorations used white blue and green with a lengthy cake. The dining room was led by Mrs. C J Nessa and Miss Dar lena Whictoe. The program featured a welcome, history by Miss Marie Barkhurst, toasts, musical numbers, readings, and a duet by Mrs Main and Miss Nessace with accompaniment from Mrs W Q Davis and others.
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Graves Memorial
United’ Brethren Church
Christian Endeavor
C. J. Nessa
Darlena Whicttoe
Annaary
Marie Barkhurst
Violet Bowen
Maryburn Murphy
Wsther Schenck
BE. W. Main
Faculty Recital at Allied Arts Studio
Allied Arts Conservatory hosts a faculty recital Tuesday in the conservatory studios. Performers include Mrs A C Kessler soprano, George Timi pianist, and William Gordon pianist. Program features works by Chopin Liszt Spohr MacDowell and others with several solo and duet pieces.
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Allied Arts’ Conservatory of
AL c Wessler
MacDowell
George Timm
Chopin
Liszt
George Tinun
Luncheon and Dinner by Junior Hostesses
Miss Jessie Wade led a luncheon at her home with guests including Carol Burr, Maxine Mead, Dorothy Scully, Mary Kathryn Kerwin, Dorothy Ward, Helen Sloan, and others. Miss Kerwin hosts a 7 pm dinner for 15 youths with Valentine appointments and dancing to end the evening.
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Jessie Wade
Carol Burr
Maxine Mead
Dorothy Scully
Mary Kathryn Kerwin
Dorothy Ward
Helen Sloan
Martan Johnson
Louise Green Grace Fern
Frances Stotts
Virginia Fish
Marjorie Grady
Kerwin
Valentine
Isabella Ladies Dinner and Card Party Monday
Daughters of Isabella plan a 6:30 p m dinner at Black's tearoom with Mrs A A Hoffmann as chair. The dinner is hosted by Mmes J J Foarde J A Gogerts John Hickey and James Meadtullen with reservations due by 10 a m Monday. Afterward the group will play cards.
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Isabella
Black
A. A.hoffmann
Mmes
J. J. Foarde
J. A. Gogerts
John Hickey
James Meadtullen
Aimes
GB. Kurth
P.O. Wlanloger
Harold McDermott
A. Th. Salz
Ralph Barrett
John Suzes
Despondent youth takes own life after troubles
Genevieve Wadey Stewart, 19, of 1044 Eleventh Street West, died yesterday morning by suicide. Chum Etta Paulsen, 507 Rhey Street, said they tried to cheer her during a moving picture outing after a day of despondency. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m. in Wisner chapel with Rev. A. P. Blough officiating. Burial in Elmwood.
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Genevieve
Wadey Stewart
Ktreet
West
Etta, Paulsen
Rhey Street
Gert Wadey
Stewart
Paulsen
George Young’s path to Catalina Channel mastery
The article describes George Young gaining swimming training in Toronto at the YMCA and West End association, learning from John Walker under the guidance of Fred J. Smith and S. A. Codagan. It notes his 17-year Canadian record and the $25,000 Wrigley prize, highlighting his long membership and early start in the sport.
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Roc Bers
Toronto
George Young
Canadan
S. A. Codagan
Fred J. Smith
West End Association
Smith
Cahagan
Young
John Walker
Smitly
New Hartford Firm Wins General Contract on School Addition
Struntz and Hansen of New Hartford, Iowa, secured the general contract for a school addition to New Hartford High School. Bids opened by architect J. G. Ralston yielded a low bid of 14,000 dollars. Plumbing and heating went to L. B. Smith of Cedar Falls for 7,700 dollars, and electrical wiring to Parkersburg branch of Central Town Power and Light Co. The addition will house manual training and domestic science departments.
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Struntz & Hansen
New Hartford
Anv
J. G. Ralston
Waterloo
L. BM. Smith
Cedar Alls
Parkersburg
Central Town Power& Light Co
Thrift Company Files Articles in Waterloo
Articles for the Waterloo Thrift company with an authorized capi tal of 100 000 were filed with Mrs Eva Brehner county recorder to day. The company intends to loan money with or without interest to deserving persons and promote thrift among wage earners. Directors listed as Harly Glasson H Copel and Burr Lichty. Book Review Club Mrs Karl Ft Potter to review Alicrobe Blunte ers Detroit at 2 p m Monday at the Yo W Co AS Current events to be given Royal Neighbors card party at Mause hall hosted by Gold Leaf camp with prizes to Mmes J J Cook J P Witty and M Jackson Seventy five attending
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Waterloo Thrift Company
Eva Brehner
County Recortier
Harly
Glasson
H. Copel
Burr Lichty
Gold Leaf Camp
Mause Hall
Mmes
J. J. Cook
J. P. Witty
M. Jackson
City in brief notes from local events and travels
Weekend visitors include Russell Laighton student at the University of Chicago staying with Mr and Mrs J C Hansom. News from Iowa City of a granddaughter for Mr and Mrs W W Lytle. East public schools superintendent Charles W Kline returns from Des Moines after annuity committee meeting. John Toward injured by automobile near Porte City. Mrs George Lingelbach delegates to the diocesan convention in Dubuque. Mrs Blough injured when two street cars collided near Galloway factory and hospitalized. Waterloo to Chicago rail service scheduled via Chicago Great Western with return on the same day. theatre plans noted.
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Russell Laighton
University of Chicago
J. C. Hansom
Campbell Avenue
W. W. Lytle
Second Street
Mra. Jr. We. White
Iowa City
Charles W. Kline
East Publia
Des Moines
Iowa Stud Teachers Association
George Lingelbach
Third Street
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Dubuque
Cingelbach
Waterlon
Tandale Avenue
Weatfield Avenue
Galloway Factory
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
News on Views o WomesiS 9 and Other Dated Notes
A collection of social notes on women in politics and business, highlighting Mary Fisher as Pennsylvania's youngest First Daughter, Miss Grade Stanley's Underground Office work in London, Helen McCabe leading a Cincinnati lumber firm, and Berlin's rising use of flowers in homes and personal adornment amid modest economic gains.
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Grade. Stanley
Lord Ashfield
Helen McCabe
Cincinnati
Shea
Memphis
Berlin
East High Declamation Trio Wins Local Contest
East High School declared winners in the home declamatory contest with Richard Crane, Frances Stotts, and Mas Lewis taking first in oratorical dramatic and humorous categories. Second place went to William Carroll Ruth Miller and Kathryn Wildes. Firsts to represent East High at Cedar Falls February 25.
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Mast High
Richard Crane
Frances Stotts
Mas Lewis
William Carroll
Ruth Miller
Kathryn Wildes
Leonard Racker
Waverly
E. E. Magee
A. Ky
Jewett
East High
Cedar Falls
Mabel Ettinger Tompkins Teaches Artistic Piano Playing
Mabel Ettinger Tompkins offers a full foundational and intermediate piano course at her studio located at 728 West Fourth Street. For lessons call 1091 or 3959 to enroll.
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Mabel Ettinger Tompkins
West Fourth St
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns Offer
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 16 cents for each pattern. These patterns permit seams and orders are filled promptly with delivery expected within 10 days after sending the order.
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Fashion
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Realization of Woman's Dream Graceland College Opens
Lamont reports the history of Graceland College in Lamont starting with Marietta Walker who donated land in 1896. The school, founded by the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, grew to a 300 student body with 18 faculty and plans a new girls dormitory amid expansion.
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Lamont
Orig
Marietta
East- Lamont
W. A. Hopkins
Graceland College
T. 2. Firzpatrick
J. J. Pence
J. A. Gunselley
Commercial School
Marietta Hall
George N. Briggs
Graceland
IF. MM. McDowell
Briggs
Zimmerman
Herald
Regions Education Department
Waterloo church notices and university events brief
Local church services feature speakers from Manchuria and Iowa colleges. Tso Yan Wang from Fengtien will address mornings at the college and attend campus events. Dr Roy Bebtin and Rev Ralph Eller discuss religious topics at First Presbyterian and Christian churches. Cedar Falls clubs host a February general meeting and a hospital nurses home gathering. Oscar Grow reports on the All American Turkey show with 460 birds and a champion sale of 1000 to Blair Chapman.
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Cedar Falls
Tso Yan Wang
Mission of Education
Fengtien Province
Manchuria
China
First’ Presbyterian
Br. Roy DD. Bebtin
First Presbyterian Church
College
Keeper of the Keys
Margaret Carnahan
Presbyterian
Collage
Gly Ithe Eening
Dr. Rice
Iowa
Biblica Literatura
Hugh's. Guffum
J.H. Robinson
H.C. Bossier
Business Women's Department
Sartori Hospital
Mary Swing
General Hospital
Bowen
Oscar Grow
Fargo
N. D
Blair Chapman
Mr. Grow
Knights of Pythias to mark 63rd and 45th anniversaries
Helmet Lodge No. 89 holds membership committee meeting in K of P hall. Pythians will celebrate the founding of Pythianism and its Waterloo institution anniversaries, with Robert Hibbs of Marengo grand chancellor in attendance. Judge will convene at 7:30 p.m. Monday, host E. J. Wenner. Dinner at 6:15 precedes.
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Helmet Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
K. of
Pythians
Pythianism
Waterloo
Robert Hibbs
Marengo
E. J. Wenner
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J. MM. Searles
G. A. Martin
Happy Hour Club
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Paul Miller
Mmeési
Merl Kough
Paula Miller
William Bridge
Bridge
Homer Wike
Orville -Tanruther
Club of
Becker
Clyde McClure
Lucky /13 Bridge club
Frank Wagner
I’. A. Rogers
George Fughley
Epna Kent Forbes
Natal
Allied Arts Studio
TY EE
Robert J. Price
Marsh Street
Uc:lon
Mradmund Miler
Loren Blank
Harry Blank
Harry Miler
Elizabeth Laird
Jesup
Blank
Presbyterian Hospital
Elks
Rome
Huss
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Will Rengh
Afra
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Bochmler
Triaphane
J.B. Bruner
BR. Chindier
Ars. Fo
John LaBar
Mary Melrose
P. m
Y. W. Coa
Ruth Updegral
Daisy 4
Sigworth
Winnie M. Stevens
Y. W. CG
FE. S—Waterloo
Frances Willard
We. GA
Jas.p. Blough
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Presbyterian Tasted
Auxdiark
Jm. W. Mfondayeat Meesbyterian Hospital
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Peoples
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M. EL
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Luther
Richman
Floyd D. Wher
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