Patriotic program and society notices at Memorial Hall
Warren K. Steeves will present a patriotic program at Memorial hall at 2 30 p m on Wednesday as part of an all day thimblebee by the Woman's Relief corps. Comrades of the G A R and widows attend with a noon gathering and various church and club events follow throughout town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren K. Steeves
Inut Street Baptist Church
Memorial Hall
Woman's
Bellef Corps
Diane
Ruth Wrage Ant
Ro Myers
George Hughes
Yalent
Muddigan School
Mirwit
Urd A&seenybig
Parrette Furs
Willa Girsen
Gaitriotie Dissruchor
Altas Genenis
Deborah Society of First
Methodist Church
Ue Ae Canfarier
A. H. Hall
Augustin Sri
HO A. Snyder
Eudora Keider- Hine
Silver wedding celebration at Orange Township guests 28
Mr. and Mrs Ira Fike celebrated their silver wedding with a Sunday gathering of 28 family guests at the couple’s home in Orange Township. The party followed their marriage at the lanterns’ parents’ home in Waterloo and gifts of silverware were presented. Attending were J. J. Miller and family, U. G. Miller, H. W. Miller, E. M. Lichty, L. W. Cunningham, C. J. Miller and Frank Beek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peguire Barrel
Orange Township
Mes
Ira Fike
Ike
Lanter
J. W Miller
Waterloo
Faye Beer
Finc
J. J. Miller
U. GC. Miller
H. W. Miller
E. M. Lichty
L. W. Cunningham
C. J. Miler
Frank Beek
Roby Couple Host Dinner for Bride and Groom
Miss Lenore Owens and Harold McArthur of Rockford Michigan wed Saturday afternoon in the study of First Presbyterian church with Rev. Thomas Raymond Nivet officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs Ira O Roby, sister of the bride, who later hosted dinner in Black's tearoom for the couple, with guests Miss Bessie Walsh and Joe Cavenaugh. The McArthurs leave today for Rock Island to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenore Owens
Harold McArthur
Rockford
Thomas Raymond Nivet
First Presbyterian Church
Ira O. Roby
Water
Melchoir Court Plans for Dance and Initiation
Melchoir Court of the Tribe of Ben Hur will hold a costume dance after the regular meeting Wednesday at KE of P hall. Plans for a spectacular initiation at East High School auditorium on Ajil 5 will be discussed. about two hundred candidates are expected. Archie Dennings, district manager, leads a special campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchoir Court
Ben Hur
P_ hall
East High School
Archie Dennings
Miss Alexander Hosts Seventeenth Birthday Dinner
Mrs Charles Alexander entertained Saturday evening at her home honoring her daughter Margaret on her seventeenth birthday. A red and white scheme featured valentine favors. Guests included June Miller Julia Miller Ruth Blanchard Verle Kingaman Alvin Kdity Myron Lamb and Paul Miller before theatre and music back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Alexander
Margaret
Miss Alexander
Valentine
Alexander
June Miller
Julia Miller
Ruth Blanchard
Verle ,Kingaman
Alvin
Kdity
Myron Lamb
Paul, Miller
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Lantz At Home
Twenty friends visited Mrs Herbert Lantz at her home for a birthday surprise party. Favors at 500 were given to Mrs Frank Gier Mrs Wil Wilgus Harry Nanny and Will Wilgus. A late two course supper was served by Mrs Joe Trotter Guy Burbank Clarence Manall and Anthony Reiss. Mrs Trotter presented Mrs Lantz with a basket of flowers on behalf of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Lanta
Club Notes Describe Bid-em-Up 500 Gathering at Parkin
Club notes state cid members meet Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Elbert Green home. Bid em Up and Friday Afternoon 500 clubs entertained husbands at Parkin on Janesville road last evening with dancing cards and a 6 oclock picnic dinner. Favors at bridge went to Mrs Fred Reed and Alvin Peters Miss Mildred Liebert and Ray Speicher were honored at 500. Bid em Up club plans another such event soon.
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Clits
Parkin
Janesville Road
Fred Reed
Alvin Peters
Mildred Liebert
Ray Speicher
Beauty tips for lip rouge and skin care in old magazine
Advice on selecting lip rouge and skin care products for women, warning against cheap brands and recommending quality sticks. Mentions pale lips after illness, using cold water and hazel for pores, and suggests a mail request with self addressed stamp envelope for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Mc Sever
Pog Woo
Golden Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Frank Lynn
Mr and Mrs Frank Lynn celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at home 914 Randolph Waterloo after a long marriage begun February 19 1878 in St Raphsel Cathedral Dubuque Iowa Born in Ireland County Armagh and Dubuque Iowa the couple spent decades on farms in Butler County and later retired to Waterloo A lavish reception included gold purses from their children and Judge George Sager Family members attending included D W Dawkins Madeline Ashley Joe Scully Raymond Lynn William Conaty Kenneth Lynn and other relatives.
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St. Raphsel Cathedral
Dubuque
Frank Lyn
Delia Dailey
Randolph Street
Lynn
County Armagh
Ireland
Butler County
Waverly
Waterloo
George Sager
D. W. Dawkins
Madeline
Ashley
Joe Scully
Joseph Lynn
Raymond
Plainfield
William Conaty
William Lynn
Kenneth Lynn
Cedar Rapids
Dorothy Schmidt Birthday Surprise Party Host Family Involves Local Youth
Twenty young folk gathered last evening at Mr. and Mrs. George Schmidt’s home for a birthday surprise party for their daughter Dorothy. Favors at hearts went to Miss Alice Anderson Faul Will Dorothy Schmidt and Carl Ehrke. Mrs. G W Meier assisted in serving refreshments with other guests including Alice Kline Dorothy Kline Ermine Betts Frieda Wille Marie Will Dorothy Wil Latin Shanger Luella Meier Grafton Zimmerman Edwin E Towne A F Stocker Edward Will Edward Ehrke and George Meirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmidt
Dorothy
Alice Anderson
Faul Will
Dorothy Schmidt
Carl Ehrke
G. W. Meier
Sehrmidt
Alice Kline
Dorothy Kline
Ermine Betts
Frieda Wille
Marie Will
Dorothy Wil
Latin Shanger
Luella Meier
Messrs
Grafton Zimmerman
Edwin E. Towne
A. F. Stocker
Edward Will
Edward Ehrke
George Meirs
Mabel Lehmkuhl Weds Fred Chevalier in Independence
Miss Mabel Lehmkuhl daughter of Mrs. C. A. Gray Maynard Iowa married Fred Chevalier son of Mr and Mrs Chevalier. The ceremony took place this afternoon and the couple will visit Mrs Gray before returning to make their home here. The bride worked at Prize's Permanent Ware shop and the groom at Illinois Central shops.
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Mabel Lehmkuhl
Campbell Avenue
C. A. Gray
Maynard
Fred Chevalier
Fremont Street
Independence
Gray
Chevalier
Illinois Central
Surprise Party For W G Lamb At Home
W G Lamb was surprised at his home last evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lamb plus J W Wilimiek W W Allbee Thomas Williams William Breckenridge and Miss Ruth Suhr. Card party by St Marys church women to aid the high school basketball team tomorrow at St Marys hall. Mothers of basketball players form the committee. Hadassah bridge tea tomorrow at 2 30 pm at Walnub Court apartments due to illness of Mrs Julius Schultz.
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W. G. Lamb
Mrs. Lamb
Messrs
Mmes
J. W. Wilimiek
W. W. Allbee
Thomas Williams
William Breckenridge
Ruth Suhr
St. Mary's Church
St. Mary’s Hall
E Wadassah
Solomon Sussman
Walnub -Gourt
Bridge
Hadassah Society
Julius Schultz
Church Activities Schedule for Westminster and Other Parishes
Church calendars list dinners meetings and talks at Westminster First Brethren Northminster Waln ut Street Baptist St Mark's Episcopal First Methodist and other churches. Events include choir dinners business meetings officer elections bazaar leap year social box drives all day gatherings and lectures with ministers and lay leaders, spanning February through March at multiple church locations.
Waterloo city notes and local happenings
Local notices report H B Maynard homebound with rheumatism at 828 Fourth Street west. Camp 2068 Moderty Woodmet of America to meet tomorrow at 8 PM. Myrtle Brigham visits Chicago while J L McMinn surveys Great Western railroad matters. Mrs. Stuart Means improving after surgery. A B Steinmayer visits from Council Bluffs. Dr G G Bickley away in California with office covered by Dr Lichty. Families on Wellington, Cascaden, and Fourth Street west noted. Adelaide Gilchrist returns from New York buying trip. Re-election bids announced for A G Reid and Mrs G G McAlvin. J S Tuthill visited Panora amid snow. Dr G W Bruner to Iowa City for dental college celebration. J Allen returns from hardware conventions. Conopus club to gain 30 new members. W L Oswald to speak. Washington birthday dinner planned at First Baptist Church. Lost milk bottles cited at $30 million annual US loss.
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H. B. Maynard
Fourth Street
Moderty Woodmet
America
PL Hall
Myrtle Brigham
Great Western Freight Office
Chicago
J. L. McMinn
Great Western Railroad
Stuart Means
Cascadens Avenue
Alien Memorial Hospital
B Steinmayer
Ilinois Central Railroad
Council Bluffs
G. G. Bickley
South Street
California
Dr. G. Bickley Lichty
J. M. Hileman
Wellington Street
G. W. Bruner
Sunset Road
Iowa City
F. T. Breene
Dental College
Iowa
Des Moines
Minneapolis
Minnesota Hardware Dealers
Conopus Club
Black’s
W. L. Oswald
Bradstreet Company
Washington
New England
Citizenship talk by Mrs Nellie Brooks at McKinley PTA
Mrs Nellie Frury Brooks will discuss citizenship at 7 30 pm at McKinley Parent Teachers Association meeting. Miss Na Galser directs community singing. Miss Harrington and Miss Bartholomew perform piano solos and readings. Mothers of certain grade children to provide refreshments. Also notices of auxiliary meeting and a separate local court fine report follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Frury Brooks
McKinley
Parent-Teachers'’ Association
Na Galser
Betty Harrington
Thelma Bartholomew
Abe Martin on Education and Civil Service Tests
A playful Abe Martin riff mocks chasing youth and candy apples while urging readers to pursue a civil service exam. The quip suggests education matters and promotes dry sleuthing as a path to stable work.
Week by Week Waters With Maarylet
Spring is coming to Waterloo with a Spring Shopper event. The ad promises rich fashion tastes and a storewide display to refresh wardrobes. Mrs Everviady is urged to enjoy shopping across participating shops.
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Maarylet
Waterloo
Looking for Something New at Booth Josephs
A feature item invites readers to visit Booth Josephs to view crystal necklaces etched with designs paired with Japanese twill or pearls. The piece highlights local performer Jay Mills, a WWI veteran turned actor, promising an engaging week of stage entertainment and inviting audience suggestions.
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Booth Josephs
Hat fashion by Kathryn Meek at 304 East Fourth
Kathryn Meek opens a hat shop at 304 E Fourth St offering the latest spring models from authorities such as Milgrim Brick-Wells Hortense and Soloman. A designer will tailor a chosen straw or mixed hat to suit the customer’s individual type.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ave
Kathryn Meek
E. Fourth St
Milgrim
Brick-Wells
Hortense
Harry Soloman
Cupid
Harry Hayman
Kathryn_ Meek
Are You Worried About Time For Waterloo Shopping
A brief note offers to handle shopping tasks by sending a link for payment and closing a check, promising to do the shopping on the reader’s behalf. The message emphasizes convenience for those pressed for time.
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Waterloo
Something Different Iry the Dixie Barbecue
Barbecued hams at Something Different Iry the Dixie Barbecue on 191 Bridge StL offer powerful tasty meals for lunches and after the show parties.
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Bridge
New York Visit Sparks Waterloo Dress Boom
Mr and Mrs Wilhelm of the Frances Shop return from New York with a tiny but splendid collection of social type dresses for younger and older women. The assortment includes dressy weargettes semi-tailored styles and silk ensembles for Waterloo shoppers and nearby communities.
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Mrs. Wilhelm
Frances Shop
Waterloo
I Was Amazed Wien 3 Studio Offer
A local studio at 219-18 W Fourth advertised a photo deal offering a dozen full length pictures in four poses for one dollar during February. The notice promotes an affordable portrait package with limited time availability.
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Wien 3
Tritz
Siss
Prince of Pep Jay Mills Leads Riviera Show
A lively review of Jay Mills, the 26 year old band leader at the Riviera this week. The writer praises his snappy style and crowd appeal noting his talents for entertaining people and his ability to connect with audiences in a parlor like manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Mills
the Riviera
Blthie
Jay Mills
March Only Westinghouse Toaster Set at Hu Electric Co
A Westinghouse Turnover Toaster with a finished bread board and steel knife is offered for a low price of 6 dollars 48 cents at Hu Electric Co located at 217 West Fourth Street.
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Westinghouse
Hu Electric Co
Mary Lou Shop for You Have a Heart on Sunday
Weekend shopping notice invites readers to let Mary Lou shop for them while Mother rests. It promotes the Elks Club Tac driver and a family friendly outing. Wilson's Drug Store at 300 West Fourth urges stocking stationery and novelty items priced at 69 cents per box.
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Elks Club
Wilson’s
West Fourth
Gartner Gay Wedding Tonight at St Josephs Church
Miss Mary Marguerite Gay daughter of Dr and Mrs J C Gay of 416 Second Street casts will wed Carl David Gartner tonight at St Josephs Catholic Church. Rev Ward J Blattery will officiate. Miss Gay is East High graduate and Iowa State Teachers College student and Alpha Omicron sorority member. Gartner attended Hannibal public schools and Missouri University Columbia and was city editor of the Waterloo Tribune. Miss Gay has hosted many prenuptial parties.
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Mary Marguerite Gay
J. C. Gay
Second Street
Carl David Gartner
Iseph
Ma Ward J. Blattery
Miss Gay
East High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Alpha To Gemma
Gartner
Hannibal
University of Missouri, Columbia
Della Kappa Fraternity
Waterloo Tribune
Hearing on Rapids Bus Line March 13
Hearing of the application for certificate to authorize operation of a motorbus from Cedar Rapids via Le Porte City Mount Auburn Vinton and Newhall before the state railroad commission March 19 in Black Hawk county. The W C P N Railway Co. filed the notice with company officials.
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Gedar Rapids
W., C. PF. & N. Railway Co
State Railroad Commission
Black Hawk County
le Porte City
Mt. Auburn
Vinton
Newhall
Conductor Returns From I C Hospital After Injury
I C railroad conductor J J Hitler of 428 Dune street Iowa City returned home last night nearly recovered after foot injury in an accident last September. Miss Thelma Luhring of Nashua Iowa sister of Mrs Kieler is visiting the Kieler home. William Buckley and Charles Buckley of Davenport were summoned to Dubuque by the illness of sister Mrs Eldon Fisher who remains in poor health and was reported critical today. Marie Buckley 1021 Lafayette street went to Dubuque yesterday to visit.
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J. J. Hitler
Dane Street
Iinois
Dubuque
William L. Buckley
Lafayette Street
Charles J. Buckley
Wellington Street
Eldon Fisher
Fisher
Marie Buckley
Lafayette
Brain Test Word Family Puzzle Finds Hidden Answers
Reader puzzle lists words present in the parentheses including 4 pr par pare parent and adds Ae are rent on the these theses he. The mixed fragments likely prompt finding word roots and related forms hidden in the sequence.
Home Crafts and Education Tips for Children
Handcraft and drama in the home link with rainy day activities. Parents should nurture each child’s abilities, teach independent judgment, and focus on character. Use simple kitchen gelatin to make foods appealing and practice arithmetic, writing, and correspondence at home. Roaches go into cracks. Fly-Tox reaches and kills them.
Instant Postum offers a nourishing mealtime drink
An advertisement promotes Instant Postum as a hot, wholesome beverage made with milk. It markets it as caffeine free and kid friendly, claiming it tastes like grown up drinks, helps with health, and should be tried for 30 days before deciding to switch permanently.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Steeves
Peter
Qiesah
McKinsey
Woman's Club
Pythian Sisters
Henry Lingelbach
Elalets
Elks. Club
M. FE
Home Missionary Sneiety
Fidelity Circle
E. YL
Rand P. W
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Church Parish House
St. John's Parish
Black's Teas
W. B. A. Merting
Moose Hall
St. Mary's School Hall
Royal Helpers
First Brethren Church
J. W. Lichty
Philathea
Westminster Churchilathea
Westminster
Wartburg League
First Lutheran Church
Mr. and
Mrs. Like
Silver Wedding
Mrs. Roby
Tribe of
Marcella Lovett
Strand Theatre
Walter Lovett
K. of P. Hall
King’s Daughters
Scattergood Rircle
Tomorow
Paul Wilson
Callie Wieder
Bonney Family
Ruth Sucken
Ila
The
Mrs. Lantz
Cid
Elbert Green
Mrs
Frank Lynn
Church News
Philaihea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First Bretheren Church
J. W. Vdehty
C. E. Arnold
W. B. Jennings
W. R R. Sreskett
Ald Society
Northminster Presbyterian Church
John Youmans
Wartburg League of First Lutheran Church
Walnut Street Baptist Church
St. Mark's Episcopal Winyen
Julius Kutirke
James G. Crredie
Fitet Methodist Church
George Pike
Hamer
Bruce Gates
I. Witaigman
Cedar Falls
Buchanan'c
C. RR. Harley
Bayard Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Walter Graham
Iowa University
A. B. Graham
Atreet West
Adelaide Gilchrist
Waterloo Garment Company
New York
A. G. Reid
Uo. G. McAlvin
Board of Education
Waterloo West
J. S. Tuthill
Panora
Fred ‘Tucker
United States
Nellie Brooks
B. F
Firemen's Hall
H. F. Moon
J. C. Beem
Moon
Bertles-Shepherd O Company
Albert Lea
Minn
Abe Martin
Taie
Prince
Pep
Mary Lou
Mary
Modern Creamery Co
East Sixth Se
Watcriae
Town
Pure Foods
IOM
Rapids
I. C. Hospital
Instany Postun
Tne
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