Education Fund Benefit Through Card Party Series
A U W under the American Association of University Women plans a series of charity bridge parties to fund education efforts. Hosts include Miss Pauline Bassarcar and several society figures. invitations extend to additional hostesses and guests with each party supporting education goals. Various social events and club gatherings fill the coming calendar with card parties, luncheons, and public entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of University Women
Pauline Bessarcar
Fnancial Committee
oMoral Board
Miss Bassarcar
Waller Hunt
Max Wilson
C. HH. Wilson
H. Bickley
H. W. Hallowell
Mmes. J. FP. Jones
Marie Thillen Weds George Dickinson In St John’s Church
Miss Marie Thillen daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Thillen of 215 Locust street married George Dickinson today at 7:30 am in St John’s Church. Rev N J Lentz officiated with a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside at 520 Fifth street east after March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Thillen
P. J. Thillen
Locust Street
George Dickinson
Herman W. Flint
Bayard Street
St. John's Church
N. J. Lentz
Frank Pitzenberger
Pitzenberger
Bitzenbarger
Dickinson
Sacred Heart High School
Piize
West High School
Tawa State College
Ames
Waterloo Frast
Commission Co
Fifth Street
Fathers' Night at Roosevelt School Hosted by P T A
About 120 patrons attended the Roosevelt School Fathers Night sponsored by the P T A. A A Lohner led community singing with Glenn Tidbits assisting in planning. The Duncan Sisters of Waterloo performed a ukulele duet, West High students presented a one act play, and harp solos by Jean Rohlf accompanied two pieces. A nominating committee was named to report next meeting, with refreshments served under Pennington Mercer and Goodwin. Patriotic decorations enhanced the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Parent-Teacher Association
A. A. Lohner
Glenn Tidbitts
Mary Bradley
Thelma Shibley
Waterloo
Jean Rohlf
Felix Goddard
John Cheshire
Glenn Smith
Mildred Giger
FP. M. Jenkins
J. J H. Pennington
J. W. Mercer
J. D. Goodwin
Evangelical Choir Dinners Miss Emma Schmidt Before Departure
The First Evangelical church choir hosted a dinner for Miss Emma Schmidt who will move from Waterloo to Cleveland. Rev. O M Yagey presented a gift on behalf of the choir after a valentine themed table setting. Committee members included Mrs Harold Miller Miss Lucille Gruener and Mrs Hazel Geiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Schmidt
Waterloo
Cleveland
First Evangelical Church
O. M. Yagey
Misa Schmidt
Harold Miller
Lucille Gruener
Hazel Geiger
Mrs Ivan Fifield Hosts Bridge Gathering At Home
Mrs. Ivan Fifield was hostess yesterday afternoon at bridge at her home. Guests included Mmes. E. M. Hamiston, G. R. Bedessen, T. D. Bandfield, Frank Van Driel, G. L Whitman, Fred Wimber, King Beal F. L. Gant, J Campbell, Lee Hil, W. B. Schoen, and Jack Hartung. Favors went to Mrs. Wimber and Mrs. Schoer. Yeomen initiation will be held tomorrow in K P hall by the women's degree team. Dancing and cards will follow. Hospital Auxiliary Me Dietch will entertain St Frances hospital auxiliary tomorrow afternoon at 411 Sumner street with members asked to sew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Fifield
Bridge
Mmes. E. M. Hamiston
G. R. Bedessen
T. D. Bandfield
Frank van Driel
G. L Whitman
Fred Wimber
King Beal
F. L. Gant
J. Campbell
Lee Hil
W. 8. Schoen
Jack Hartung
Favors
Mrs. Wimber
Schoer
K. of P. Hall
Kilkere Club Hosts New Member At Meet
The N. D. U. club was entertained yesterday afternoon at Mrs. Paul Penne’s home. Favors were given to Mrs. William Herren Mrs. P. L. Ferguson and Mrs. Wayne Palmer. Mrs. Ferguson is a new member. Kilkere club will meet at 6:00 pm tomorrow at Black's tearoom for dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Penne
William Herren
P. L. Ferguson
Wayne Palmer
Kilkere Club
Black's Tearoom
Patriotic Dinner and Program Delights Local Crowd
A patriotic program at Memorial hall featured a play and readings with Helen Gould auxiliary hosting Fred Willier camp. Earl White as George Washington and W. A. Burton as Abraham Lincoln led impersonations while Consul General Phil Hanna spoke on the Maine sinking anniversary. Prizes honored best period costumes as Miss Helen G. Wilkins and Miss Virginia Burton performed. Dinner preceded the event with volunteers managing the kitchen and dining areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gould
Fred Willier
Memorial Hall
W. A. Burton
Abraham Lincoln
Earl White
George Washington
J. A. Trimble
U.S. A
U. S.A
White
Phil Hanna
Maine
Hanna
U. S
Porto Ricn
W. W. McAllister
Charles Brown
George Washington Sand
Becker Chapter O FE 8 Announces Leap Year Dance
Becker Chapter O FE 8 announced a leap year dance for February 29 at the Elks lodge in the Matt Parrott building. The committee includes Mrs Orla Miller and others, with a presentation of a beach gift from the late Mrs Charles Knoop. Initiation is set for March 7 with about one hundred attending the meeting and guests from Oklahoma City Marengo and Springville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Parrott
Becker Chapter
O. E
Elks Elk
Orla Miller
Robert Francis
GC. H. Trunkey
Almera Stewart
Charles Knoop
Oklahoma City
Marengo
Springville
Valentine
Women of Aid Society Meet At Templeton Home
Forty women gathered yesterday at Mrs. W. W. Templeton’s home for the Aid Society meeting of United Presbyterian church. Mrs. F. F. Yapp spoke on the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union, with Mrs. William Buxton leading community singing. An election of officers is set for March 21 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Templeton
Aid Society
The
United Presbyterian Church
F. F. Yapp
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
William Buxton
Jennine Ogle
CG. A. Hesseo
Hints on weight loss and beauty care methods
Practical tips for dieting and weight control emphasize consistency over short term fads. It warns against sweating off pounds through baths or extreme measures, stresses weighing under identical conditions, and suggests keeping a log. Additional notes cover posture exercises, age growth development, and a cautionary woman’s beauty guidance using lemon juice to reduce freckles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herry
Irnanint
Mrs Whitamore Hosts Honored Guest in Kansas City
Mrs W Whitamore entertained yesterday afternoon for Mrs Maggie Delaplaine of Kansas City Missouri sixth grand vice president of L A to B of A T. Guests included Mrs S A Teeple Mrs E M Bradford and others. High scores awarded to Mrs Thomas Graham Mrs Robert Ingersol Mrs Lester White and Mrs George Starbuck. A pink rose and heather centerpiece featured a two course luncheon. Delaplaine received a gift bouquet and was presented a bill in recognition of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Whitamore
Maggie Delaplaine
Kansas City
L. A
B. of
A.T
Thomas Graham
Robert Ingersol
Lester White
George Starbuck
Heather
Mmes. 8. A. Teeple
E. M. Bradford
A. R. Haskins
Nona B. Oliver
T. BE. O'beary
Charles Brown
Thomas Faley
Charles L. Lewis
Charles Bruce
F. W. McPike
W.M. Wilkins
Lloyd Scoville
D. Ww. Nicholas
Rob
Ingersoll
Fe Delaplaine
Bilt
Postnuptial Shower Honors Mrs Lester Wiese
Mrs Edward Baker and Mrs Carl Baker hosted a miscelaneous shower for Mrs Madeline Baker Wiese at her home. Guests included Mrs Tony Gentle Mrs Ray Reed Mrs Louise Wiese Mrs Kathryn Baker Mrs Irvine Baker C Murray and Alexander Frank along with Misses Helen Wiese Vern Padget Rose Gentle Lucille Gentle Nellie Scarpac. Mrs Reed and Lucille Gentle received favors. Mrs Reed performed piano selections and radio music filled the gathering. A two course luncheon was served with patriotic colors in decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Baker
Carl Baker
Lester Wiese
Mrs. Lynch Honored At Dinner Party At Black's Tearoom
Mrs. Lynch new bride was guest of honor at a dinner party in Black's Tearoom. Attendees included Mrs. Edward Hayes and Misses Ruth Smith Florence Avoran and Catherine Hayes. Mrs. Lynch formerly Miss Bernice Thompson prior to marriage. The event continued at Miss Barron's home later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Joyce
Frances
Barron
Black's
William Lynch
Atlantic
Irs
Edward Hayes
Ruth Smith
Florence Avoran
Catherine Hayes
St John’s Card Party Highlights Local Socials
St Johns church hosted a card party with about one hundred attendees. Gifts from the school sale benefited several named vendors including Wagner Conter and Roth while bridge prizes went to Mrs Mary Noonan. A theatre party dinner followed with performances by Kripp Studio Girls orchestra and several local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
Mfrs
OP Wagner
Henry Conter
Bernard Berke
Dec’ Roth
Mary Noonan
Marguerite McGarvey
Oa. Rynearson
F. J. Wilhelm
Musicale Tea At Mrs McAlvin Home
Women of First Congregational Church held a afternoon gathering at Mrs J G McAlvin s home. Mrs Max Miller with Mrs Eliott Wise sang two pieces. A piano duo played Andante from Beethoven and a Moskowski waltz. Poems read included Furniture Pottery Pewter and Brans Babies Somebody Did Silver Poplars and the Artist s Model. Mrs Peterson played Berenade. Arrangements were made for a chicken supper in the church dining room tonight. The table featured red tulips and tapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
J. G. McAlvin
Max Miller
Eliott Wise
C. M. Young
A. W. Peterson
Musical Tea At C A Morris Home For Presbyterian Women
Seventy five women from First Presbyterian church attended a musicale tea yesterday at Mrs. CG A Morris home. Mrs F W Robertson and Mrs Ida Cooley poured. Mrs W J Egan chaired the committee. Oliver Stevenson performed Etudes by Chopin and MacDowell, while Miss Martha McCommick sang soprano solos including Londonderry Air and Trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Robertson
Ida Cooley
CG. A. Morris
First Presbyterian Church
W. J. Egan
Oliver Stevenson
Martha McCommick
Londonderry Air
Gatesway Glee Club Plans Birthday Party
Gatesway Glee club schedules an 8 p.m. party next Tuesday at the college to honor Washington's birthday with games dancing and refreshments. Miss Priscilla Bryons presides with Irma Johns Anconita Scallon Henry Brocha on refreshments and Mary Moore Anna Schwage George Banger on entertainment. Ruth Lemmon named treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesway Glee Club
Washington
Priscilla Bvyons
Irma Johns
Anconita Scallon
Henry Brocha
Mary Moore
Anna Schwage
George Banger
Ruth Lemmon
City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Returns
Local items note residents returning home from California and hospital, including Mrs Clem WN Schnurr and Miss Mary E Davis. Other updates mention Mr and Mrs E F Wise moving to Waterloo, Mrs W Oytie recovering post surgery, and G W Isenhower planning to live in Waterloo again. An Omaha American Legion post visitor reports its large membership. A haunted-house investigation leads to Harold McVey's arrest. Music lovers are invited to a Musical Tea at Christ Episcopal church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem WN. Schnurr
Third Avenue West
Joseph Blankenheim
New Hampton
E. F. Wise
Clay Street
Waterloo
California
W. Owytie
Second Street
Wisi
Presbyterian Hospital
Mary E. Davis
Williston Avenue
Sedgwick-Lichty Abstract Company
St. Francis Hospital
G. W. Isenhower
Dayton, C
Law Armstrong
Berth Avenue
Lows C. Barta
Omaha
Neb
American Legion
Becker- Chapman
Christ Epi Copal Church Snedies
Surgery professor warns against beauty driven operations
Dr. Allen B. Kanavel, noted hand surgery authority, warned at Hotel Russell Lamson that hyper-sensitivity to minor physical deviations fuels costly plastic surgery trends. He cited the Sadie Holland case, urged consulting family physicians, and praised Waterloo doctors for rigorous post graduate study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Allen B. Kanagel
College of Medicine
North
Western University
Americas
Mile
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Sadie Holland
Dr. Kanavel
Waterloo
Kanavel
Schireson
Medical Fraternity of
United States
Waterloo Medical Society
Russell Lamson
Director of Old Hawkeye Bank on Stand at W Union
Continuation of testimony shows secure paper held by the old Hawkeye State bank as director Frank Dietel testifies. Bank president F. Bevins is on trial for fraudulent practices. Dietel is expected to spend most of the day on the stand, with the trial likely to run at least two weeks as detailed transactions are presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canter Opering Sevier
West Union
Hawkeye State Bank
Fl. Bevins
Dietel
Quarantines Notice From Local Health Bureau
Temporary quarantine listings include Donald Kles at 448 Bram Ober for mumps Marc Woodyard 8A Fabier and Lloyd Briden 516 1-2 Pine for scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kles
Bramober
Marc Woodyard
Fabier
Lloyd Briden
Pick for Next Exalted Ruler of Elks Lodge
Burr CG Towne a longtime attorney at 501 Black Hawk building was assured of election as exalted ruler of Waterloo Lodge No. 290 B P O Elks unopposed with nominations closed. Election set for March 7. Contenders for other offices named include A E Johnston Jeffery Sul Yvan Harry Marsau and FL CG Fish. New bank opens in Algona March 1 after purchasing former Algona State Bank building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr CG. Towne
Black Hawk Building
Waterloo Lodge
P. O. Elks
Lodge
A. E. Jonn- Son
Jeffery Sul- Yvan
Harry Marsau
FL CG. Fish
Grand Lodge
L. D. Miller
Herman Wente
Louis Hurwich
Lea Darling
Dream Tablets Bring Jail Term For Clifford Johnson
Clifford Johnson 31 was jailed after morphine was found on him and he admitted receiving eight white tablets from a man described as a hooverunner. He received six months idle time plus a $600 fine, with potential ten year penitentiary if not for the jail term. Johnson has prior larceny arrests and offered violence to Rockford officers seeking leniency. A burglar stole a gasoline stove and eight coffee cups from 416 Commercial Street, G A Sheridan’s popcorn stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliford Johnson
Clifford
Uttle
H. B. Boles
Johnson
Rockford
Gourt
G. A. Sheridan
Commercial Street
Sheridan
Universi Film Exchange files claim against Frank Amusement
The Universi Film Exchange of Des Moines filed with receiver Merbert Parker a claim for 13191 dollars against Frank Amusement. The claim itemizes 466 dollars for used films and 12740 dollars for contracted but not delivered films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universi] Film Exchange
Des Moines
Merbert Parker
Te Frank Amusement Company
Fooling yourself with caffeine you should switch to Postum
An advertisement argues caffein causes sleeplessness and nerves. It promotes Postum as a natural stimulant free beverage made from roasted whole wheat and bran. The copy urges a thirty day caffeine-free trial and notes two forms: Instant Postum and Postum Cereal.
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Blue Triangle League
Jdge
P. Hall
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterson 1. C. O
Tall
Edison
Walther
Tinnjanuel Echo
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
O. P. Hall
Home and Education
Woman's Club
Mra. M.C
Noble Grand Association
Sun=shine Rebexahs
Dan Meyers
Liticolselrele
G. A. R .Memorial Bil
Cedar Fleights School
Higck's Tearoon
St. Joseph's
O. L. V. A. Hail i Temple Rebcked Lodge
Blackhawk 10
F. Halh
Roosevelt School
P.T. A
Evangelical Choir
Emma
Church News
Central Christian Church
Verne Johnson
Ald Society of
Linden St. E. Church
Earl Chapman
L.E. Peper
Peggy
Wright
Delaplaine
Whitamore
Mrs. Lynch
St. Mary’s
St. Mary's
Velma Isley
St. John’s
Bere
Kripp Studio Girls Orchestra
Bishop's
J. D. Knapp
Y Omers
Knapp
Prchertra
Pearl Moeythaler
Elizabeth Zlogier
Velma Smith
Margaret Horan
Havel Schilling
Bess Crsby
Gladys Brunss
Emma Taylor
Augusta Mecklenburg
Warren J. Steeves
Walnut Street
Po Om
Tomorow
Mra
J. E. Ryan
C. A. Morris
Gatesway
Glee Club
Ralph G. Nichol
Fourth Street East
Jacksonville
Fla
Nichel
Western Union
Tinos
Irene Peyner
N. W. Entwisle
Patriotic
Lincoln Circle
Women of
St. Joseph's Church
O. L. V. A. Hall
L. EB
Black Hawk
Buchanan's
Hurran
Vaughan
Iprey
KL. 2
Brucher
American Lemon Post
Charles Vet Berg
le Mars
Eleventh ‘Street
Harold McVey
Winton Street
Lucien Lelong
Old Hawkeye Bank
W. Union
Will Rogers
Jerecan Lstc
Seling Schuneman’s
Bre
M. C. A. Watertes, Tows
Cherks Parvabie
Graham Bay
Elks Lodge
NEW Bank
Algona
Algona, Ta
Towa State Bank
Algona State Bank
Burr C. Towne
PANOR
East Fourth St. Ea
Miford Johnson
Meath
Posemon
Narcotica
Universal
Frank Company
Fur Coat Insurance
Herman C. Miller Co
Insurance Service
Conk
Bishop Cafeteria
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