Distinguished Easte em Star guests to visit Waterloo chapter
Three distinguished members of Towa Grand chapter Order of Eastern Star will visit Waterloo chapter February 28 at the home of Dr and Mrs H E Hare Sheridan Road The honored visitors include Mrs Jessie Wheeler Nora Springs associate grand conductor John Hammill Vestruant governor of Iowa and worthy grand matron and his wife Mrs Hanne B Hammill past grand matron A regular business meeting with illumination will be at Masonic Hall in the evening A supper was served last night and decorations featured Valentine motifs Members of Past Matrons club entertained Waterloo chapter at a luncheon and there was sewing for the Masonic temple fund Other notes mention honorary member Mrs Bartha Chicker ing and a St Patrick s day party planned for March 14
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
Order of Easteem Star
Waterloo
H. E. Hare
Sheridan Road
Jessie Wheeler
Nora Springs
John Hammill
Iowa
Warthy
Hanne B. Hammill
Nurition
Masonic Hall
A.J. Artus
John Geertsen
Valentine Lecoratio
Alargaret
Frances Stotts
Lucille Cutler
Irena McFarlane
June Marks
Henry Gee
St. Velentine
Masonic Temple Building Fund
Matt Parrott
George Schoel
Bartha Chickering
New York City
Planney
Mra
Charles Chickering
American Clubwomen Plan Garden Week
A national garden week observed by clubwomen through America from April 22 to 29 this year. The General Federation of Women's Clubs conducts the campaign with Mrs. B. Sherman as chairman of applied education. President Harding supports the plan and will issue a proclamation. The Garden Magazine cooperates and government agencies will assist. The promoters claim gardening promotes health beauty and moral strength and aids in child welfare and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerina
General Federation of Women's Clubs
BD. Sherman
Applied Education
Harding
Iola Campbell Weds Paul Miller at Waterloo Farm Home
Iola May Campbell became the bride of Paul F. Miller at the bride’s parents’ home five miles southwest of Waterloo. The ceremony, performed by Rev. W. H. Benchler in the presence of 24 guests, featured a single ring service. The bride wore brown crepe with gold lacs. A three course dinner followed, hosted by four former schoolmates. The couple will live on Miller’s father’s farm south of the city. Miller works for the Cooperative Dairy. The bride is a graduate of Orange High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iola May Campbell
Paul F. Miller
Waterloo
W. H. Benchler
First Brethren Church
Dortha Lichty
Bessie Barris
Ruth] Klingaman
Alice ‘Trent
Amd
Miller
Dubuque
Co-oparative Dairy
Orange High School
State Federation Chairman of Art to Address Clubwomen
Mrs. A. J. House of Maquoketa Iowa will speak at the Waterloo Woman's club evening meeting at the home of Mrs. W. H. Hickley. The talk titled The Development of American Art will cover her work as state chairman of the art committee and her biennial convention ties. Guests from Cedar Falls and other friends plan to attend. program music will be provided by Mrs. John Geersten.
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A. J. House
Maquoketh
Waterloo
Mra
Hickley
Wl Cowan
Cedar Balls
House
Fing
Mirp
John Geeertsen
Jessie Tryan
A. Sharp
Cedar
Anna C. Gibson
Council Bluffs
Benur
Maccabees
Mac Marquart
Waiterian Review
Laura Guarrabrant
Eva Wellein
Wifie Yovee
Clara Jacoby
AV. Wiley
Bachaus the next Ross number at East High Auditorium
William Bachaus, among the era’s top pianists, is billed as the third Ross Conservatory artist on the Waterloo program at East High Auditorium on Wednesday February 28. About 160 seats will be offered to public school pupils at 50 cents plus tax, with regular tickets via the conservatory office. Ross notes Bachaus rose to prominence after debuting with the Gewandhaus Orchestra at Leipzig, studied under Hugen d Albert, won the Rubenstein prize at 21, and is regarded at 35 as at peak form. The 1929-34 tentative schedule and subscription drive will be announced, aiming to attract more subscribers to fund higher-caliber artists. patrons may keep their seat locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bachaus
East High Auditerium
Ross Conservatory
Bacheus
Frederic Mt. Ross
Conservatory
Ross
Bachaus
Ge- Wandhaus
Leipsiz
Germany
Hugen d’Albert
Bachaus i
United States
Waterloo
SIDE TALKS ON MARGARET G AND SOCIAL EXPECTATIONS
Rutil Cameron reflects on the social pressures faced by debutantes like Margaret G., daughter of the Sinclairs, comparing life in high society to middle class paths. He questions whether the charming image hides strains, and weighs marriage prospects against modern work for women in different classes. He contrasts charity, abroad travel, and business life with the security of a future marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caynac
Move Is Launched to Place G. F. W. C. Leader in Senate
A long editorial debate on Mrs. Winter as possible United States senator from Minnesota is featured in the General Federation News. The piece rejects a shift to national politics while noting Mrs. Winter’s prominence as federation president and her party affiliation. The column also discusses confidence in her potential, the Minneapolis senator’s term, and related political chatter.
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Move
Senate
Mra
Shomag
G. Winter
United States
Minnesota
General Federation News
Nathan Futeration
Washington
Mittey
Winter
General Federation
Ales
America
Nelson
Minneapolis
Valentine events fill First Evangelical church parlor
Thirty six guests attended a Valentine party at First Evangelical King’s Daughters in the church parlors with piano numbers by Lucille Huntington and readings by Helen Hitchcock. The First Evangelical Faith circle installed officers after a combined business session and Valentine social. Macedonian Bible class held a party at Westminster parlors with Westminster Workers as guests. Mrs. A R Jackson won a guessing contest. Trinity Lutheran Brotherhoood hosted wives for an illustrated Life of Christ lecture by Rev Moehlmann. Westminster Philatheans split into two groups for an upcoming meeting at Mrs Warsaw’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Im. EE. King’s Daughters
Lucille Huntington
Helen Hitchcock
Evangelical Faith Circle
PLO
Westminster
Westminster Workers
A. R. Jackson
Rt. EF. Ricketts
N. C. Aitland
Nina Ricketts
W. D.ryan
Trinity American
The Mystery Of Sausages For Household Meals
The article outlines sausage types from fresh pork links to dry varieties like summer sausage and moti wurst. It notes ingredients, origins such as Lyons, and the benefits of sausage as affordable, versatile, and labor-saving, with guidance on standards and government inspection for quality. It also mentions consumer concerns about production and emphasizes buying standard brands with the blue government stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies' Guild Meeting Recaps
The Trinity American Lutheran Ladies' Guild met in church parlors yesterday afternoon and tied two comforts. Mrs. Join Girtman was admitted to membership. Refreshments were served by Mines, A. J. Oleson and Frank Mason. Northminster Presbyterian Friday will present a miscellaneous program at the church Friday at 7 43 p m. A playlet music and readings will be presented to benefit the Sunday school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Join Girtman
A. J. Oleson
Frank Mason
Northminster Presbyterian
Fridelis Clagg
Thetchurel Prigay
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Aferndon
St. Joseph's Rosary Society
Juditorium
A. T
Wiiltede
Aira
J. M. Gearics
Paul Miller
Talliee Clifford
R. W W. Walte
Home
Esther Byford
Dysart
Charles Sherwood
W. 8. Clifford
Alice
A. R. Mariela
John Wilson
State Federation
Art
W. I. GC
Memorial Hall
Nelle Davis
Julia White
Cartin Leckington
Corps
Elizabeth Billings
Mmes
Lulu Bello Esher
Florence Dunkelberg
Old Kentucky
Suwanee River't
Joe
Abnes
Carrie Shreve
Ida Nichols
Nora Palmer
Lottie Pick
Rutil Cameron
Utan
Margeret G
Sinclair G
Margaret G
Business College
Jane
Tander-Davidson
Misa Marie Davidson
H. Davidson
Ringsted
Vinder
Pomeroy
St. Ansgar’s Lutheran Church
Linder
John Land
Black
Rainbow Party
Rainbow Divison
Frieda Buenneko
Florence Chillole
Margaret
la Comba
Myrtle Hughes
Margaret Hughes
Heart
Macterlinele
Rostand
Greater Water
Igo Association
George Cousins
Wneo
Pelless
Melisande
E. Fowler
Neil Jacckson
Ghanliclenr
Hostrand
Aml.or. Morgan
Fobny Hock
S. P. McLaughtin
W. Schrock
George Callang
P. Puterbaugh
Te. J. Peek
John Trose
Wienry Hammond
Mary Rickley
PY. B. Shirley
Mary Kathryn
Kerwin
Phi Sigma Chi
K. of CG. Hall
Will Kerwin
Frank Fowler
KR. T. Quinby
Presbyterian Hospital
F.stevenson
Martha Herman
Jessie Palmer
Stevenson
Minerva Wilson
Clara Courter
Ceoif Elliott
Bik Run Inn
Valentine
J. W. Thompson
Nichols Philipps
Aalentine
Walter Reece
B. N. Lang
Ethel Montgomery
W. A. Montgomery
B. Hy Lang
Seciubia
East
Alcott P.T
Migs
Helen Axtel
Alcott
Qui Vive Club
1. O. O. F. Hall
Church News
Westminster Philatheans
W. W. Warsaw
Om Tn
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Mre
E. J. Rohlf
iMinsey
Susie Schumacher
Suerite Caward
Tzella Fentiman
Caward
U.S. Wilson
First M. EB
Daughters of Plymouth
Mra. B
Walnut Street Baptist
Adam Sorimer
Majer, Guild
First Presbyterian Building Fund
Central Christian Young Married
R. Eb, Black
BE. W. Wardel
Buchanan's Complete Optical Service
A.stein & Company
Chicago
New York
Tatum
Besit
Shredded Wheat Company
Niagara Falls, N
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