Society shower honors Miss Lucille Bisdorf before wedding
Mrs Frank Bisdorf and Mrs Leroy Bisdorf hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Lucille Bisdorf, bride-elect to Clyde Sack, with 14 guests and a red and white centerpiece. Gifts were hidden around the room and a two course luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bisdorf
Leroy Bisdorf
Lucille Bisdorf
Clyde Sack
Mmes
W. H. Sack
L. B. Grubeker
Lester Felton
Harley Walden
R. M. Fairholm
Ruth Stoner
Hagel Scoville
Agnes Miller
Mabel Bentow
Mildred Barlow
Doris Windorf
Margaret Hanson
Ethel Bartow
Helen DeBuhr
P E O Members Hear Lohengrin and English Speaking Union
P E O members met in two chapters to enjoy Lohengrin operatic selections and a talk on Dartmouth House in London and The Landmark, the English Speaking Union publication. Performers included Marthouise Caughlan, Laura Gholson, Max Wilson, Karl Krause, Louis Heinzman, Ruth Gabriel, and Martin Heyde. next meeting is Feb 20 at Mrs. Butler’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner
Chapter FE
H. Caughdan
Laura Gholson
Dartmouth House
London
Fred J. Miller
Max Wilson
Elsa
Karl Krause
Louis Heinzman
Ruth Gabriel
Dirs. Wilson
Mr. Heinzman
Heyde Voice
Martin Heyde
Vox
Bjorn Talen
Fritz Vogelstrom
Butler
Stanley Moore
United States
New York
Boston
Chicago
the Union
A. S. Weishaar
Oliver Stevenson
Stevenson
Mrs Cyrnes to Speak on Java Mission Life
Jesup resident Mrs Clarencé Cyrnes will discuss missionary work in Java at Trinity American Lutheran Church tomorrow at 2 pm under the Ladies' guild. She will share her two years as a missionary nurse, describe women and children, homes and schools, and display curios from her trip. A short guild meeting and afternoon hostesses are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarencé Cyrnes
Jesup, Ja
Java
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Ladies’ Guild
Cyrnes
Lfe
Guild
Sitermoon
Mmes. P
C. Anderson
George Arns
Fred Bohner
C. B. Hummel
Carl Baker
Cymes
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
Colonial Days Tea Promises Social Highlights
Friday Study Club plans a Colonial tea at the home of Mrs. Alvin Fox with members from First Bryan, Westminster, and other groups. The event features relic displays, colonial costumes, and notes on signing the Declaration of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
D. Hays
First Metro
C. A. Lasser
Lawson
F. R. Asquith
Woman's Society of
First Baptist
Tea Will
Bevo
First Baptist Church
Heights W C T U to Hold Institute
Mrs Rose Wild Cedar Falls state institute director will conduct an institute Thursday for the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Cedar Heights. Union members will hold an all day session at Mrs Frank Sanborn home with fried luncheon at noon. Red letter day observed. RKCWomans Relief corps will hold an all day thimblebee tomorrow at Memorial hall with quilling and a picnic lunch. Temple Rebekah thimblebee in afternoon and a card party in evening at Black Hawk I O C F hall. Members and friends invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Wild
Cedar Falls
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Cedar Heights
Frank Sanborn
W. Rk.c—Woman’s Relief Corps
Otorowab Memorial Hall
Temple
Founders Day Observed By Mizpah Circle in Rome
Mizpah circle of The King's Daughters will observe Founders Day during a afternoon program at the Rome of Mrs J J Wyeth. Hostesses include Mmes W Burton RB J Tarpy Bergey and J H Hemmerling. First Methodist church groups partner with a penny supper at 5 30 p m today with committee H G Sieteema and Eimer Travis in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizpah Circle
King's Daughters
Rome
J. J. Wyeth
Mmes. W. &. Burton
First Methodist Church
H. G. Sieteema
Eimer Travis
Club Notes: Dinner and social gatherings recap
Dinner club guests at the Burr Ransom home included Aubrey Ransom Jack Brecht J R Emry and several ladies. Olesen hosted the club February 20 and Rita Tritz hosted N O club with Mrs George McGuire and Miss Margaret Kelly present. Let 1 club planned a Thursday potluck at Mrs Oliver Stevenson. Beverly Shrew hosted 1 1 club with Peggy Shaw assisting and a chapter from Jolly Good Times read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Ransom
Aubrey Ransom
Jack Brecht
J. R.emry
Peter Olesen
J. W.schumann
Edward Anderson
Rita Tritz
N. O. Club
George McGuire
Margaret Kelly
Arthur Hammond
Oelwein
Harry Simmons
Oliver Stevenson
Beverly Shrew
Peggy Shaw
Hints in beauty care diet advice row
Edna H more fancy diets offer quick slimming schemes for women who want to lose a few pounds. It describes rigid and less rigid plans, calorie counts, and a nine day weekly dieting approach claiming substantial fat loss. The piece warns about health risks and advises consulting a doctor before changing weight practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna
Carl
Talk on Dancing as Art Given by Harriette Egan
A Natural Music club meeting at Miss Harriette Egan's home featured a talk titled The Art of Interpretive Dancing. Harriette Egan explained how the body interprets beauty as the voice does for singing, comparing dance to translating rhythm of motion. Virginia Gable played The Lark, and Harold F. Smith performed a Rachmaninoff waltz as part of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Egan
Virginia Gable
Glinka Palikirey
Harold F. Smith
Rachmaninof
C.w.eby
Louisa Hagerman
Clinton Smith
Silver Wedding Date Observed at Cunningham Home
W L Cunningham celebrated twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Sunday gathering at their home in Orange Township. About 40 attended including Mr and Mrs W H Miller and son Homer, Mr and Mrs Ira Fike and Vera, Mr and Mrs A C Miller and Mary, Mr and Mrs Will Bridge and Mary Helen, and others such as W Tanneather Wilbur Miller G W Messer Russell Kline family I M Forney and family Marlow Gladys Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Orange Township
Feo
wMr
W. L. Cunningham
W. H. Miller
Homer
Ira Fike
Vera
A. C. Miller
Mary
Will Bridge
Mary Helen
Tanneather
Wilbur Miller
G. W. Messer
Russell Kline
I. M. Forney
Marlow
Gladys Cunningham
Birthday surprise party for Mrs Gales in Gilbertville
Mrs. Peter Gales of Gilbertville was surprised at her home yesterday with guests from Waterino and Gilbertville including Nick Mersh Fred Hacker Jack Bussey John Gales August Kurtz Mrs N Liesridge Raymond Louis Peters Mr and Mrs Peter Bassen Raymond and others. The gathering featured bridge and a three course dinner, reflecting a warm local celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gales
Gilbertville
Waterino
Mines
Nick Mersh
Fred Hacker
Jack Bussey
John Gales
August Kurtz
N. J. Liesridge
Peter Bassen- Raymond
Louis Peters
John
Matt Thomas
Nick Thom
Dimes
Margaret Ehr
Kate Schilling
Anna Stubenrausch
Susan Gales
Conger Evidence to Finish Today
Trial of Cr. W. Conger for driving while intoxicated in Judge G. W. Wood's division will finish today. State witnesses include Lorene Standish, G. O. Fierce, Lloyd Gnagy, a Locust Street schoolboy, Mrs. J. E. Burroughs, Harry M. Reed, Arthur A. Zimmerman, Jesse Fr. Sisco, and others. This second trial follows a fatal collision at Locust and First streets involving Miss Fannie Chilberg. Conger was previously acquitted on manslaughter charges. Jurors comprise five women and seven men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. W. Conger
G. W. Wood
Lorene Standish
G. O. Fierce
Lloyd Gnagy
Locust Street
J. E. Burroughs
First Street
Harry M. Reed
Conger
Myrlie B. Carson
Lil~ Han Gist
Pearl E H. Powers
Henry Degener
Harvey W. Paine
Peter Kies
H. K. Bodholdt
Henry Nolting
W. A. Ballentine
W. H. Jennish
Matilda Williams
June
ML. Gordon
Hunter Bags Fox and Two Rabbits With Three Shots
Darrel Hummel of La Porte City and his group hunted east of Waterloo yesterday. Using a .25 20 rifle on the run, Darrel downed a gray fox and two jack rabbits in three shots, a feat noted as aiding his family’s trap shooting reputation. The hunting party included his father Charles Hummel and brothers Guy Don Quackenbush and Lloyd McKinney of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hummel
la Porte City
Darrel Hummel
Hummel
Guy
Don Quackenbush
Lloyd McKinney
Waterloo
Scottish Rite Club to Confer Twenty Ninth Degree in Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Scottish Rite club Iowa Consistory members will perform the twenty ninth degree in the new Shrine temple at Cedar Rapids on Thursday afternoon. Delegates depart Wednesday night for the Iowa Consistory reunion. participants include James Boling A R Moore C Wilford Harry E Ferguson D K Hot W L Brewman H E Harvey Frank Haffa Robert Ingersoll Neil Jackson C M Hollis and Merrill Coburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Scottish’ Rite’ Club
Iowa
Masonic Order
New Shrine Temple
Cedar Rapids
James Boling
Scottish Rite Club
A. R. Moore
C. Wilford
Harry EB. Fergemnan
D. K Hot
W. L. Brewman
Trust Deed Secures 125000 Loan For Builders Material Co
Cedar Rapids National Bank furnishes a 125000 loan to Builders Material Co secured by a trust deed on Black Hawk and Linn county real estate. Bonds total 125000 due Dec 1 1937 with 63 percent interest, in 20 bonds of 1000 185 of 500 and 125 of 100. Wed Dr W D Endres officiated marriage of Elmer E Bowles and Ida Belle Jones. Auxiliary meeting set for 7 pm today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids National Bank
Builders Material Company
Black Hawk
Linn
W. D. Endres
Central Christian Church
Elmer E. Bowles
Chicago
Ida Belle Jones
Waterloo
L. F
City in Brief items and notices from Waterloo area
Broken line items from a Waterloo area page note visits and illnesses. Mrs H W Schultz travels to St Ansgar for her father’s illness while Mr and Mrs George RB Thrower return from Chicago. Mrs Lyman Eldridge remains ill after a stroke at Presbyterian Hospital. Karl Ulrich visits from Chicago and plans to reside locally with his parents at 448 Florence. Sunnyside Country Club members meet at Elks Club to discuss by laws and business with club president Carleton Sias urging full attendance. Water flow released at the dam as flood waters rise after recent rain though ice holds above. Dr Moravec of Cedar Rapids addresses Waterloo Dental Society with discussion to follow. County Superintendent Jewett attends Des Moines meeting of the Town State Reading Circle. A L Lommel and L Ransom head to Des Moines for the Iowa Independent Oil association convention. Lommel serves as president. Dr SF Heverts advertising for local dental services. Chicken pie supper at First Baptist Church slated for Friday Feb 10 at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RB. Thrower
Cedar Heights
Chicago
William Thrower
Waterloo
Lyman Eldridge
Millerdale
Presbyterian Hospital
Karl Ulrich
Charles
Ulrich
Florence Street
Sunnyside Country Club
Elks Club
Carleton Sias
EL. Moijavec
Gedar Rapids
Waterloo Dental Society
Black
Moravec
A. E. Jewett
Des Moines
State Reading Citcle
A. L. Lommel
Bart ‘les-Shepherd Oil Company
L. ©. Ransom
Iowa Independent Ol Association
Hotel Savery
Lommel
SF. Heverts
Black Hawk
First Baptist Church
Burglar Gets 20 Years In Dual Robbery Sentences
Sioux City February 7 Carl Lamphere 19 self confessed Cat Burglar pleaded guilty to robbery charges and was sentenced to two terms of 20 years each ten years to run concurrently, the other suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Carl Lamphere
People's 8. L. Assn Re Elects At Annual Meeting
At the Peoples Mutual Building and Loan association annual stockholders meeting officers and directors whose terms expired were re elected. J J Miller was re elected president A C Cole vice president F G Holmes secretary W E Ogle treasurer and directors A C Cole B W Miller B F Quien J F Kitme Seller J S Miller KG Holmes. Holdover directors include C B Davis J C Martian P L Marquis J Miller J C Murtagh W E Ogle A O Held Carleton Blas and J A Young. Secretary's report noted substantial growth over the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Peoples Mutual Building & Loan Association
J.J. Miller
A. C. Cole
F. G. Holmes
W. E. Ogie
A. OC. Cole
B .W. Miller
B. F. Quien
J. F. Kitme- Seller
J. 3. Miller
KG. Holmes
H. W. Alihouse
C. Br, Davis
J. C. Martian
P. L Marquis
J. Miller
J. C. Murtagh
W. EB. Ogle
A. O. Held
Carleton Blas
Carry in the plans and plane quiz note
Unclear excerpt presents four lines about carry in plans or plane with a gendered joke on rights and gentlemanly pursuit. The text reads like a parsing puzzle or joke snippet rather than a full news item.
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P. W
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
W. B
Moose
P.T. A
John Fiske School
Fidelity
BE. Witc
Cora Clough
Patho Mary's School
CG. Hall
I. 5
T. CG
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Shurth
Aid Society
St. Paul's Church
Lucky 13
J. T. Sills Gard
L. E
Black Hiwk T. O
Memorial Hall
Migpah Efrcie
King’s Daughters
J. Wyeth
Rowena Circle
Church News
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Senor Missionary Society
Jean Morrison
First United Presbyterian Church
India
Bev
Sudan
Jean Morrison Society
Lynn Eddy
Rose
Aid Society of St. Paul's M. B
Black Hawk Holiness Association
George Sheridan
Circle Four
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Charles Formaker
Aid Society of Central Christian Church
M. A. Taylor
Ladies’ Social’ Union of the Universalist Church
Warren Frink
Missionary Society of ‘ Northminsterresbyterian Church
Jacob Geyer
Forbes
Stallen
Yen
Luke
Dancing
Cunningham Home
Ethyl Louise Chandler
Russell Lamson
Clyde Reading
Gedney
Independence
Reading
Kresge Dollar
Kansas City
Montromory Ward & Co
Barald Soules
Myr
J. H. Godtfring
William Bray
Hoeg
Black Hawk I
Frank Jessup
Hunter
Fox
Folger’s
Kirk's Hardware Castile
Varsday
Boles
Lanvin
Buchanan
H. W. Schultz
Rich Street
St. Ansgar
Henry Kuehl
Hilya
People's 8. & L. Assn
Miter
G. Neters
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Gelzer’ Furniture G17 Commercial
the Boomer
Mile Square
Seler's
West Fourth
Commercial Street
Bridge Street
West Fourth Street
Morgan & Sullivan Clothing
Middle West
Paul J. Sardesun
Oviand
Matiromn
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