Musicale tea in highland circle at Christ Episcopal
The Highland circle of Christ Episcopal church plans a pre lentine musicale tea at 2 30 PM tomorrow at Mrs Zathoe Burk s home. Artists John Conrad Miss Alice Spencer and Mrs Albert Gresley will perform with Mrs Richard Hall as general chair woman and social committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Circle of Christ Episcopal Church
Pietes
Zathoe Burk
John Conrad
Alice Spencer
Albert Gresley
Waterloo
Richard Hall
Marguerite
Mackarden
Olmstead
Former Orange Township Residents Mark 25th Anniversary
Mrs. Hugh Geiger of La Verne California and her husband celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary in Orange Township. Relatives and friends gathered at their home for the occasion with roses and calla lilies adorning the house. The couple received several gifts as refreshments were served by Mrs. Geiger with help from Miss Alice Klingamag. Attendees included AL Montz Glen Monte D L Fox D E Pox and several former residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Geiger
la Verne
Cal
Oranges
Bingaman
Petmoma
Mrs Bolke Hosts Dinner Party for Co-Workers Group
Mrs Bolke of Cedar Falls entertained a small group of friends from Miller-Woh store with a 6 o'clock dinner at her home. The evening included banko and piano music. The event featured several guests and ended with Rev J Henry Mueller officiating a double ring marriage service for Henry J Lamprecht and Bye L Himberton at 100 p.m. in the parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolke
CA Bolke
Cedar. Falls
D Miller-Woh
Mreo
Harriett, Wightman
Elizabeth
Williamson
Banco
J. Henry” Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Henry’ J. Lamprecht
Richard
Ll. Lamprecht
Palrbenk
Miss Bye L. Hl
Willian “Himberton
Jas
Marriage of Vivian Klemme Ellis and Prof Sheridan H Jones
In Iowa Falls on a Wednesday ceremony at the English Lutheran church Rev J H Herbst united Vivian Klemme Ellis and Prof Sheridan H Jones. The bride, city librarian active in county extension work, and the groom, Ellsworth College educator and angling editor, will reside in Iowa Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrix Klemme
Vivian Klemme
Ellia
Sheridan H. Jones
J. H. Herbst
English Lutheran Church
Hardin County
Jones
Ellsworth College
Outdoor Life
Recreation
Waist Measure Admission Party in Mrs Kerrs Home
Ladies from Lotus Sargar Sunday School class at First M church attended a clever party hosted by Mrs Thomas Kerr and Mrs James A Cook yesterday afternoon. Each guest brought a waist measure with a cent per inch placed in a sack, and thirty contestants played games and guessing contests while receiving valentines and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Kerr
James A. Cook
Living Pictures Illustrate Edison P T A Meeting at School
A school program last evening featured living pictures posed by Edison school children. Miss Olive Trossem, art supervisor, gave a talk to the Parent Teacher Association at the school building. Mrs J G McAlvin reviewed members of the school board, and refreshments followed. Mrs Thomas Kendrick chaired the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent‘Teacher Association ‘of Edison School
Olive Trossem
J. G. McAlvin
Thomas Kendrick
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Rent Forbes Tissue Builders
Edna Rent Forbes extols skin nourishment via tissue builders and proper circulation. She warns that poor blood, low fat, or an anemic body starves the skin and suggests simple cold cream formulas using almond or olive oil, with lanolin as option despite hair-growth concerns.
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Edna Rent Forbes
Style Show Planned by Junior Auxiliary Club at Waterloo
Junior Auxiliary of the Waterloo Woman's Club schedules a spring fashion show with frocks, coats, hats, and accessories provided by a local store. The benefit supports the Woman's Club building fund and includes high school orchestra music and bake sale. Committee members include Ruth Rodamar, Martha Graham, Margaret Morris, Audrey Odhrson, Betty Wurster, Mildred Bercy, Betty Waterbury, and Kathryn Dougherty. Fifty members attended the meeting with a Raggedy Ann dance and an accordion solo as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club of
Pine Arts Department
Woman's Club
Ruth, Rodamar
Martha Graham
Margaret Morris
Audrey Ocdrson
Betty Wurster
Mildred Bercy
Betty Waterbury
Kathryn Dougherty
Ruth ‘Rodamar
Valentine party hosted by the Quackenbushes
Mr and Mrs Clarence Quackenbush hosted a valentine party at their home last evening Favors were given to F E Jacobs and Mrs G V Bellinger Guests included James Edwards F B Jacobs G V Bellinger and Roy McLain Hostess provided refreshments St Marys Young People's club to hold a party for members and friends Monday evening in St Mary's auditorium with games and dancing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Quackenbush
Cams
F. E. Jacobs
G. V. Bellinger
Mesars
Aimes
James Edwards
F. B. Jacobs
Roy McLain
St Mary's
Young People's Club
St. Mary's Auditorium
Parish church groups hold meetings and picnics across city
Church reports detail an all parish picnic supper at Christ Episcopal parish house at 6 30 Monday with attendees bringing covered dishes and own silverware and dishes. Albert Greeley chairs. Women’s guild luncheon at Christ Episcopal featured Jessie Cooley and a list of hostesses. Central Christian division five met for quilting and planned next meeting. First Lutheran Missionary Society discussed tax filing for New Guinea while piecing a comforter. St Mark’s St Margaret’s guild hosted a luncheon as Dr J G Creede missed talks. First Brethren hosted an all day mission meeting with prayer for evangelistic events. Hudson attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Albert Greeley
Ladies’ Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Jessie Cooley
Mmes
J. B. Armstrong
Leo Darling
Henry Williams
William Bates
Henry Haffa
Richard Hall
Division Five
Central Christian Church
Ella Stimes
M. M. Smith
Arthur Blekal
New Guinea
First Lutheran Missionary Society
G. Hermann
L. KH. Bender
H. Ev Buenticke
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
A. R.cash
L. C. Armstrong
Walter Johnson
J. G. Creede
Charles City
Charles A. Bank
Ashland
Edwin Boardman
Missionary Society of First Brethren Church
Hudson
Mimes
Sam’ Watters
Bowen
Blazie Brandhorst
Wilt Brandhorst
Etta. Gutknecht
Mrs Brooks tells of Constantinople at Cedar Heights
Mrs Nellie Brooks spoke yesterday afternoon at Cedar Heights Women's club sharing three years in Constantinople with the American Bible Society. She contrasted customs and religious beliefs, described mosques underground passages and street scenes, and illustrated with photographs and crafts. Plans were announced for a free community entertainment tomorrow at the schoolhouse for National Drama week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinople
Cedar Heights
Nellie Brooks
Brooks
Ralph Edgerton
Music and Art
C. J. Munger
FA. Cage
J. Sutcliffe
Mock Will Reading At Wild Rose Club Meeting
Will reading formed the centerpiece of entertainment at the Wild Rose club gathering hosted by Mrs. Sidney D. Smith. readings by Mrs. J. M Cords and Miss Marthe Sweeney, a piano solo by Miss Vivian Smith, and games directed by Mrs. A. B. Manley highlighted the program. Mrs. Smith elected secretary to fill the vacancy left by Miss Addie McCormick. The next meeting is set for March 15 at Mrs. Frank Finn’s home with Mrs. H. B. Williams assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
Sidney D. Smith
A. B. Manley
J. M Cords
Vivian Smith
Marthe Sweeney
Nellie Bloom Honored at Pretty Parties Before Wedding
Miss Nellie Bloom, soon to wed George Pannhuk, is guest of honor at social gatherings hosted by Thelma Daley and Bernice Scrogey. Mrs Verle Abbee entertained last evening at Cedar Falls for the bride elect, with guests including Lireille Allbee Irene Feely and Bernice Scroggy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Daley
Bernice Scrogey
Nellie Bloom
George Pannhuk
Verle Abbee
Cedar Falls
Lireille Allbee
Thelma Deley
Irene Feely
Alfrreda Wilson
Florence Edgerton
Irene Hill
Margaret Nauman
Marjorie Gross
Bernice Scroggy
Miss Marie Klein Hosts Party for Besnows at Aunt’s Home
Miss Marie Klein entertained office employees of the Litchfield Manufacturing company at Mrs H A Schmitz home. Guest of honor was Miss Mabel Benzow, soon to wed Albert Dietsch. The evening featured banco and favors for Miss Marjorie Anderson and Miss Helen BurRefreshments were served. Hostess assisted by Miss Clara DeMuth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Klel
Litchfield Manufacturing Company
H. A. Schmitz
Mabel _Benzow
Albert Dietsch
Banco
Marjorie
Anderson
Helen Bur
Clara DeMuth
Readings and parties mark Forget-Me-Not Club eventings
Maria Ritze hosted Forget-Me-Not Club readings at her home with two works by Riley and Field. Delia Lynn received birthday gifts. helpers included Mrs. Glemens and Mrs. Upcraft. A separate Blue Triangle party awarded favors to Miss Beck and Miss Sindlinger. Raymond card party announced for Sunday. In Indiana a man died from automobile fumes, Clarence. Pop. 174.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Ritze
Fred Moore O
James Whitcomb Riley
Eugene Field
Delia Lynn
Eames
Mmes
Wesley Glemens
David Upcraft
D. W. Ritze
Blue Triangle League
Wilda Mae Beck
Trene Sindlinger
Evelyn Schrader
Clarence
John Hartwig
City in Brief and Legal Notices from Cedar Falls Waterloo
Mrs Blanche A Shultz filed for divorce from Clarence P D Shultz on desertion and cruel treatment after a marriage on November 7 1925. Wm Primmer jailed 30 days for illegal liquor. Paul M Wartburg of Union Pacific visited Waterloo en route New York to San Francisco. Chancery and law cases set for automatic dismissal at March term under Rule V. Jerusalem taxis and Moscow Leningrad trains to gain radio telephones in new city developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche A. Shults
Clarence PD. Shultz
Paul M. Wartburg
Union Pacific Railroad
Waterloo
Illinois Central
New York
San Francisco
Clerk of Courts
Health Problems to be Discussed by Local Groups
Black Hawk county health problems will be considered at a meeting next Thursday night at Hotel Russell Lamson. Sponsored by the Black Hawk County Federation of Women's organizations representatives of men's and women's service clubs invited. Dinner at 6:30. Mrs. E F Stevenson is president and Miss Mayme Egan is secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Russell Lamson
Valentine's token aids capture of teen auto thief
In Keokuk on February 17 an affectionate greeting from a schoolgirl led to the arrest of Wayne Merchant. Officers recovered the token in a deserted automobile, and Merchant along with Hugh Van Sudall and Robert Sorenson were held to the grand jury on automobile stealing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk. Ta
Wayne Merchant
Hugh van Sudall
Robert Sorenson
Grand
Patriotic Party Held by Home Social and Literary Society
Fifty five attended a patriotic party at the home of Mrs. Roelf Wessels on College street Cedar Falls earlier this evening with husbands as guests. The program included a playlet and songs Sullivan polities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Patriotic Party of Home
Roelf Wessels
College Street
Sullivan
Polities
Blizzard Eases After Heavy Snowfall and Cold Wave
A winter storm subsided by noon with temperatures dropping from 33 to 17 degrees above zero. Rain gauge readings exceeded one inch and rail lines remained passable with trains on schedule as crews cleared tracks. Interurban service resumed normally after wind and snow eased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walph
C. F. de N
Nero
Boys Who Stole Auto Are Paroled
Harry Miller aged 18 of 102 1/2 South Street and Donald King aged 17 of 403 Second Street East were sent to the Iowa Industrial School for Boys in Bidorm by Judge George J. Sager on charges of operating a motor vehicle without owner consent. Grant Carpenter aged 12 of 211 Oneida Street had his case continued. Miller and Carpenter were paroled to Dr. Warren J. Steeves pastor Walnut Street Baptist Church and may be paroled today. They were arrested after being seen driving a car from Bhoree Fuel & Transfer garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry, Miller
South Street
Donald King
Second Street
Iowa Industrial School For Boys
Bidorm
George J. Sager
Lste
Grant Carpenter
Oneida Street
Aany Miller
Carpenter
Warren J. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Bhoree Fuel É& . Transfer. Oo
Federal Surety sale approved by New York syndicate
The Federal Surety company here was sold to a New York syndicate, which approved yesterday the purchase of an additional 775,000 dollars in capital stock. The firm will continue to operate locally with no management changes planned. Four thousand British factory workers were weighed and measured in a study on safe load limits and handling methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feupus Y Sm. Fto
Lyeone Tl
Federal Surety Company
New York
Legion to gather data on graves of U.S. soldiers
Legion members plan a statewide survey listing all graves of American soldiers in Iowa. L. V. Jones, assisted by committee members, will compile records including service details, death date and place, and cemetery location with county notes. A Des Moines meeting will finalize plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
U.S
Pack Hal County
R. A. Barrsti
Jush Balenstier
Joe Eagle
Dick Rath
Stave Armagest
Karl V. West
Br “Et Everhart
Millard
Jacoby
Waterloo
la Porte
Joe’ Myers
Cedar’ Alls
A’ H. Evans
Odeon-Muelfer Post
Hudson
B. J. Kleck
Ner
Dunkerton
Jones
State’ Committee
Chronological Name Origins From Months and Numbers
A historical note explains month names derive from numbers in Latin and Roman eras. It traces how March equals 3 and September to December reflect 7 8 9 10, with several date transformations noted as examples.
Ancient Dandruff Cure Promises Total Removal
A vintage remedy claims four ounces of ordinary liquid argon dissolves dandruff when applied at night. The method requires massaging into the scalp and results in the supposed disappearance of itching and flakes by morning after several applications.
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Sunshine Club
Bernice McMillan
Warren Cashman
Cedar Rapids
F. EB. Jacobs
G. 8. G. Club
Valentine
Fred Morris
Joyle Club
Bridge Favors
Lyman Miller
Dan O'Neil
Alexander Mutch
Page
Mutch
Frank Collins
Thisus Club
Collins
Donald Finlayson
Beryl Richards
Double Four Bridge Club
Warren
Cunningham
C. R. Schoel
Ralph Shaffer
R. Schoel
St. Mary’s Club
Mary's Dramatic Club
Bt. Mary's Hall
Glendenning
New York City
Graham
Brad Buckhart
Slmpet
Lucille Dutsch
Raphael Bornong
Ray Moody
Rose Lasche
G. R. Brugeemab
Ruth Marsman
Henry Hoffer
A. P. Burke
Mary Albrecht
Helen Kurth
Agnes Wahl
Carl Bruggeman
Pott
Freatadmalige Supps
Richard Buenner
Myrtle Paley
Repaz
Richard Buehner
Myrie Faley
Faley
Rubenstein
Ann Grunewald
Pibno
Miserwin
Orange Township
Vivian K. Ellis
R. Jones
Iowa Falls, Wed
Edison P.T. A
Woman’s Club Plans
Quackenbush
Church News
Mrs. Brooks
Sesson
Paris
Lucien : Lelooq
Mock
Will
Nellie
Bloom
Marie Klein
Miss Benzow
Elvan
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
Julia McGarvey
Louis Vollenweider
J. P. Cases
Richard Bartelt
Susan Dagenhart
Ben Bunch
H. K. Bunch
Paul
Kern
A. F. Wilson
H.W. Searcy
Iona Kern
Ih. R. Bernard
Earl Smith
Peggy Eastman
Erma Stevens
Raymond
Westesses
Robert Hardin
Len Craft
John O'Connell
B.S. Weber
Max
Francy H. Leceart & Co
27Th St
Hudson River
Smith, Lichty & Huillman Co
Buchanan's
Mr. W. ©. Stewart
Conger Street
Jerusalem
Moscow
Leningrad
Heinz
Tomate Eich
Oma Chup — (S
Blizzard
Uv. Iches
Hoge
Hunter’s
Kramer’s Hardware
West Fourth &1
Orange Front
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