Musical Program at Evening PEO Meeting
Chapter 7 PEO entertained Monday evening at Mrs Zathoe Burk’s home 204 Alta Vista Ave. The program featured violin and piano by Miss Elizabeth Green and Mrs Oliver Stevenson, a vocal piece by Mrs Elliott Wise, and a reading by Mrs EL Johnson recalling Cedar Rapids district contest days. Annual office election set for March 4 at Mrs Thomas Cascaden’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zathoe Burk
Alta Vista Ave
Hue
Oliver Stevenson
Pinnae Guet
James H. Chapman
Robert W. Prnott
Elzabeth Green
Stevenson
Elliott Wise
Miss Green
Jennie McNeill
EL. Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Northwood
Thomas Cascaden
Farewell Party Held for Mrs Bedessen by Local Travelers
A luncheon and bridge party by the Ladies' auxiliary United Commercial Travelers at Hotel Russell-Lam eon honored Mrs. George Bedessen, who departs for Wisconsin. Twenty three guests attended. prizes went to Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Buckles. A gift was presented. more farewell plans were announced for Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Commercial
Hotel
Russell-Lameon
George Bedessen
I , Wis
R. F. Gibbs
B. R. Buckles
W. E. Schoen
Fred Wimber
J. O. Maize
G. L. Whitman
A. L. Salz
J. L. Eby
J. D. Bandfield
H. R. Gould
Nettle Brown
H. P. Novwllon
F. W. Porterfield
C. F. Glockner
Nashua Girl Weds Waterloo Man in Quiet Nashua Home
The marriage of Miss Louiss Peterson of Nashua to Weyne W. Weber of Waterloo was held Sunday at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev. E. E. Clements officiating. The bride, training as a nurse at Allen Memorial hospital, will reside with Weber, who works for American Telephone & Telegraph in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louiss Peterson
Dirs
Chris Peterson
Nashua
Weyne W. Weber
H. Weber
Waterlolo
M. EB. Church
Allen Memorial Hospital
Weber
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Community club and church society listings night
Tonight brings a wide array of organizations gathering around Brunswick area churches and halls. Various clubs including Ladies Aid societies, bridge groups, and mission circles meet at Presbyterian, Baptist, and Episcopal venues along with Masonic and veteran memorial spaces.
Tea in Colonial Style Is Held by Chapter FE PEO
Chapter FE of P E O held a colonial tea at Mrs H Boles home 906 Washington Street Monday with period costumes entertainments including a minuet by Mrs Howrey and Mrs Miller old songs by Mrs Colrt with Miss Coughlan at the piano humorous readings by Mrs Reuling and a Martha and George Washington tableau. The next meeting will be a dinner at the YWCA March 4 with officers to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter FE
EH. B. Boles
Washington Street
Ben Howrey
Glenn W. Miller
Leo Colrt
Marilouise Coughlan
FP. BH
H. H. Coughlan
A. W. Brown
George
Martha Washington
J. A. McEwen
W. CG. A
Recent Bride Is Guest of Honor at Gift Party
Mrs J Keith f Snell grove Cedar Falls, formerly Marian Barlow, was honored at a gift shower Monday evening hosted by Mrs C K Glessner and Mrs W E Barlow at 326 Quincy street. Games and music filled the evening with refreshments served by the hostesses and Mrs Sarah Barlow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Keith F Snell
Grove
Cedar Falls
Marian Barlow
C. K. Glessner
W. E. Barlow
Quincy Street
Sarah Barlow
Church News and Local Club Activities
Local church groups and women’s societies hold Wednesday meetings at homes and parishes. Highlights include First Congregational event hosted by Mrs Johnson and Mistress Vaughan’s circle, Walnut Street Baptist anniversary party, and Grace M E Church Kensingtons lunches across several groups with noted hostesses. A special minuet program is planned at Calvary Evangelical Ladies’ Aid, plus Missionary society reports and a Westminster Presbyterian plenary supper. A Waterloo I O O F lodge two act play, plus a Canopus Club dinner and Sacred Heart C. of C. meeting are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls M. E
Ald Society
J. HW. Rickert
Daughters of Plymouth
A. J. Weigel
Silent Bight Bridge Club
W. Or Allen
Lucky ‘Thirteen Bridge Club
A. B. Smith
Jolly Thnes Club
Sam Rawydings
Wodin Bridge Club
Joe Slaza
First U. P. Ladies’ Aid Society
W. W. Templeton
First Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
T. A. Boyséi
St. Marperet'’s Guild
Russell- Jamson
Walnut Street Baptist Women's Society
W. H. Foutch
First
M. B. Church
First Baptist Church
J. J. Mitler
Woman's Missionary Society
Westiihetar Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
Calgary Evangelical Church
First Congregational Woman's Organization
FE. L. Johnson
Graves Memorial A. B. Listerhood
East Park
Helen Gould
United Spanish War Veterans—Memorial
Sacred Heart Court
St. Macy's School
Waterloo
Bail
First Congregational
Irs
HE. L. Johnson
Leland Averiite
A. G. Vaughan
Thomas Cessenden
Kensingtons
Grace
M. E. Church
West Side
D. H. Babcock
Mullan Avenue
Ninth Streets
F. Lichty
Mulberry Street
Logan-Mullan Avenue
J. W. Arbuckle
Park Sye
Fourth Street
J. E. Briden
Sumners Street
Linden-Fowler Group
Joseph Clark
Rhey Street
Vine Street
Riehl Street
H. E. Gale
Reed Street
Highland-Independente Avenue Group
S.A. Codagan
Women's Missionary Society
West Minster Presbyterian Church
Hints in Beauty Care Simple Diets
A vintage guide promotes dieting rules for reducing weight noting that fat is drawn from foods and that nonfat foods may trigger fat rebound. It lists forbidden items like fatty meats and oils, advises avoiding sugar and cream, emphasizes a balanced plan, and adds cosmetic tips for hair color and skin care including cleansing routines for blackheads and daily bathing rituals.
Mayonnaise Dressing and Kitchen Tips From Cooking Lore
A fragmented set of home cooking notes describes a mayonnaise dressing recipe and kitchen tips. It includes butter, milk, egg yolk, vinegar, mustard, salt, pepper, and flour steps, plus notes on orange fritters, pie apples, reheated vegetables, popcorn heating, and paprika sprinkled dishes.
Club Notes Guests and new members at Monday luncheon
Dickens plub members enjoyed a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs. M. J. O'Keefe home 144 Gates street after a business meeting led by Mrs. N. W. Entwisle three new members Mrs Edward Sohm Mrs H W Schultz and Mrs WW W Mc Allister were initiated by Mrs C Co Shupe Mrs Charles Eaton and Mrs Anna Becker birthday tribute to hostess mother Mrs Becker was noted followed by games ice cream and cake. Club meets March 18 at Mrs Shupe home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens
Bremer Farmhouse Destroyed by Fire in Waverly
Fire at the Elmer Joslin farm residence near Waverly destroyed the upper floor and most furniture. Lower floor suffered extensive damage and the building was a total loss. a few small items were saved. Officials believe an overheated stave caused the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Convine Special Service
Waverly
Elmer Joslin Farm
Cuba to Aid U.S. in Bootlegging Crackdown
Havana reports Cuban authorities plan a campaign against liquor smugglers and immigrant smugglers into the United States. Measures will target Bucaranao Santa Fe Mariel and Baracoa Beach, noted as main smuggling hubs. The bootlegging group includes Americans and Europeans with investments in fast yachts and villas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
United States
Bucaranao
Santa Fe
Mariel
Baracon Beach
DUBOIS WOMAN DIES ON FARM NEAR WINTHROP IA
Mrs Herbert DuBois age 37 died at her home on a farm near Winthrop Iowa from tuberculosis She is survived by her husband two sons her parents Mr and Mrs George Lassie a sister and a brother The death was reported by Courier Special Service. Fire at University of Minnesota sorority house leaves 25 coeds homeless Miss Carrie Gulbrandson dormitory matron aided firemen in rerouting one woman student from her bath to safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Johnson
Lagan Avenue
Helen Renk
Maxine Mead
Eleanor Hughes
Dorothy Scully
Thelma Driscoll
Carol Burr
Carl Gartner
Miss Rentz
Miss Mead
Courier Special Service
Winthrop, Ia
Herbert DuBois
Here
George Lassie
Winthrop
Minneanls
Minn
University of Minnesota
Carrie Gulbrandson
City in Brief Delivers Local Notices and Promotions
A roundup of short items covers repairs at Buchanan's, attorney A. B. Lovejoy leaving for a Linn county bankruptcy hearing, Ray L. Short's return after mumps, a recruit enlisting in Fort Snelling, a car theft report on Falls avenue, birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. O Connor, a divorce decree modification for Catherine Parsons, golf and health notes from H B Cropper, oil men at a Des Moines meeting, East High school activities, a divorce petition for Rose Anna Lampman, a Mt. Vernon supervisor road condition incident, and a dental ad from Dr Weverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lovejoy
Cedar Rapids
Linn County District Court
Ray L. Short
Equitable Life Assurance Society of New York
Louis W. Allen
Independence Avenue
Third Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Keenheth Lynes
Denver Street
Falls Avenue
M. O'Connor
Council Bluffs
H. B. Boies
H. B. Cropper
Independent Oil Association
William Hardcastle
Plymouth Congregational Church
East Hig Club
East High School
Carl Ferguson
Winter Reluctant to Call Off Dogs in Towa
King Winter shows defiance as spring nears with severe cold over Towa. Last night the mercury dropped to 8 degrees below zero, marking the 29th consecutive night below freezing as the season nears completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Winter
Towa
Eye steel splinter injures Reinbeck man
Herman Wiese Reinbeck was struck in the right eye by a steel splinter while driving a spike on Chicago Great Western railroad tracks near Reinbeck. He was taken to Allen Memorial hospital Saturday evening. Surgeons removed the splinter but healing sight remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Wiese
Reinbeck
Chicago Great Western
Allen Memorial Hospital
Corey’s Gardens Lease Cancelled After Trial
Frank Corey surrendered the lease to Corey's Gardens on Grant highway east of the city after a three day trial. William Kahn, owner of the semi roadhouse, sought lease cancellation and will install a new manager. Judge George J. Sager oversaw the case with Ralph Travis and Jeffery Sullivan counseling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Corey
Corey
Grant Highway
George J. Sager
Municipal Court
William Kahn
Commercial Street
Farmers in French Lowlands Fear Channel Storms
People in the northern French Lowlands north of Calais fear the sea will breach dunes and flood farmland after storms. The barrier has weakened, threatening about 400000 meres of land as the sea erodes toward the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calas
Calais
Ww C T U Plans New Dry Pledge
Des Moines reports the Woman's Christian Temperance Union aims to enroll youths nationwide in the dry pledge. President Ida B. Wise Smith says boys and men ages 14 to 30 will be recruited through churches schools and colleges. Roll results will be shared with Hoover at his term end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.P
Ww. Cc. T. U
Pete Or Hoever
Ida B. Wise Smith
Smith
Hoover
Aged Woman Struck by Northwestern Train in Council Bluffs
Mrs. Elizabeth Nolan an 82 year old resident of Council Bluffs for over 50 years lies in grave condition at a local hospital after being struck by a Northwestern train on the city street. The accident occurred February 19 and authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Elizabeth Nolan
Mrs Bovee and daughter sail to New Orleans for six weeks
Mrs George Bovee and her daughter Edna of 251 Western Avenue will depart Thursday for New Orleans Louisiana to spend six weeks there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
George Bovee
Edna
Western Avenue
Brain Test Answer Decode Note
The prompt provides a puzzle phrase listing letters and symbols without spaces. It seems to spell a hidden instruction when interpreted with spacing rules. The exact decoding method is not specified, but it appears to be a challenge to identify a phrase or command embedded in the sequence.
Adorable Pattern 1660 for Little Girls Frocks
Pattern 1660 offers a charming girls frock with back and front yoke sections, optional long or short sleeves, and full smocking. Made in print or dotted Swiss, dimity, pereale or linen, sizes 2 4 6 8, yardage provided, simple instructions, 15 cents pattern price, 10 cents for fashion book, Courier Pattern Dept New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Courier Pattern Department
W. 17Th Street
New York City
First Lutheran Midweek Lenten Service at 7:30 PM
The regular Wednesday evening Lenten service at First Lutheran Church is set for 7 30 with the sermon A Quiet Hour Before the Storm based on John 16 33 A duet Nulled to the Cross by Fuller will be sung by Miss Lenora Hall and Roy Gilfillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Chrch
John Xusl
Fuller
Lenora Hall
Roy Gilfillan
Whist Tournament Spotlight at Central Association
Omaha February report highlights the Rich ards cup at the 35th Central Whist association tournament beginning Tuesday. Players from seven cities including Des Moines Sioux City and Council Bluffs will compete for the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Central Whist Association
Les Moines
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
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Bride Sunday of Waterloo
Henry Tegtmeier
Ernest Tegtmeier
G. Edwin. Carr
Herman Tegtmeier
John Tegtmeier
Henry C. Tegtmeier
George J. Ackerman
Helen Gould Auxiliary
United Spanish War Veterans
Memorial Hall
Delia McAllister
Mayme Soretson
Washington
Lincoln
McKinley
Maine
J. A. Trimble
East
Black
Evelyn Benzler
Wilma Mohler
Roosevelt School
Quota Club
Russell- Lamson
Delaware
Society
Atrs
Ean Link
Good Circle
King’s Daughters
Neil Trunkey
Black's Teargam
Jolly Eight Club
Agnes Wahl
Moose Hall
Westminster Presbyterian Chaitres
First Brethren
Tehhurch
Sadie Washburn
P.T. A
Canopus
Black'’s
Veteerans
5. Helple
South Barclay Street
Chautauqua Circle
East and West Scriools
Black's
Sans of the
America Revolution
Theelock
Tiotel
Burr Lichig
Church News
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Doris Olney
Third Street East
Svitt
Hazel Knowles
Emia Mesfield
Walnut Street
Calvary Evangelical Ladies' Aid Society
Graves Memorial A. B. Sisterhood
Hotel President
Teachers of Teachers College Training School
Mary Caldwell
I. O. O. FL Lodge
Claude Miller
Christopher
Stanton
N. D
Anna Lemon
Edmund Morgan
Lester Hellmund
Hellmund
Linwood Avenue
Canopus Clubs
H. A. Lawrence
Sacred Heart Callet No
Edna Kint Forbes
Ruth Dungey
Evelyn Hile
Green Lantern Tearoom
Luli Smith
Kcathleen Pendergast
Herbert Reed
Robert Daily
Venusita Moar
Veronica Eckes
Dagmar Henningsen
Hazel Dart
Doris Kruger
Opal Pendergast
Maury Eckes
Mildred , Grewe
Cecelia Byrnes
Jack Zoller
Broadway Street
Marjorie Gross
Glenn Babcock
Ora K. Richardson
Carolyn Johnson
Bee Driscoll
Virginia Fish
Frances Stotts
Fred Moore
More Street
T. T. D. Club
Riviera Terroom
Mary Davis
Wuss Stella: Krall
Marbel Iigs
Agatha Climmigott
Helen Burgess
Ethel Conry
Orville
Hamilton
G. L. Lewis
John Makinster
Jaeves Tarde Club
J. W. King
Lime Street
Helen Wilkins
Monica Nettleton
Black's Tearoom
Ruth South
Imogene Payne
Bremer
Cuba
U.S
PRIEF
Buchanan’s
Clerk of Courts
J. W. Thompson
Rose Anna Lampman
Stephen H. Lampman
Virginia Mae
Minneapolis
F. R. Decker
Mt. Vernow
S&s
YP. Weverly
Black Hawk
Piamond
Ioona Cess
Kahn
AM. C A
Buildiig
Evening Courier
Paul V. McNutt
Bloomington
University of Indiana Law School
American Legion
Clarence Gook Little
University of Michigan
Cago
Pullmans
Chicago
Great Western
A.J. Howard
CG. W
Iowa
Woomen
Ike
Biraehy
Chernom
Mme
Chernoff
Carorica Tatler
Brueman’s
Chernoff S
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