Patriotic program and jubilee events noted in society column
Rev M Yeagy leads a Lincoln and Washington talk at memorial hall with a Washington school quartet and local veterans. 75 attend a following picnic. Jubilee luncheon for Women’s Home Missionary Society draws 250 from area churches. Mrs Earl Baker outlines a fifty year plan ending 1940 with a birthday gift fund. Programs feature music, readings, and an Ash Wednesday service at Trinity American Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Yeagy
Ena
Eiven
Memorial Hall
Daughters of Union
Lincoln
Washington
Washington School
Wilbur Wilson
Tella Wright
Grace Coyle
Myrtle Eves
Felix Wright
Helen Cagsey
Maddigan
Elfretta Borden
M. A. Parkins
America
Ann Tyte Pablo
Wom
Society of the Methodist’ Episcopal Church
Earl
Baker
Mouni
Independence
E. G. Leffler
Browning
Rasbach
Lucille Huntington
C. W. Loesbe
Raymond Brown
Home Missionary Society of
Grace M. E. Church
Home Missionary Society
F. C. Erickson
Dike
Dan
Brummitt
National Jubilee
Lucite
Trin
Cutler
Ity
American Lutheran Church
K. F. Herbert Moehrmann
Jubilee Program Explained At W H M S Lunch Talks
Jubilee program details outlined at W H M S lunch with lists of clubs and groups including Fortnightly, Pandora, T. A. M. Bridge, Eldeen and L M T clubs. Blue Triangle Y W C A Burden Bearers meet, and scouts observe anniversary at Grace and First Methodist churches. Memorial dinner for Civil War veterans hosted by American Legion Auxiliary.
Evening Musical Program Held by Scattergood Circle
Guest afternoon at Mrs. Paul Wilson's home hosted by Scattergood circle of the King's Daughters. Sixty three women attended as Mrs. C Albert Scholin arranged a Natural Music club program. Mrs. Harold Smith played a piano solo, Mrs. Merle Wratislaw read, Mrs. Clarence Wise sang with pianist Mrs. Krause, and talks by Mrs. Wilson and Mizpah circle president Mrs. Hemmerling. A vocal quintet performed as well as other selections. Frappe and waters were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scattergood
King’s Daughters
Paul Wilson
C. Albert Scholin
Harold Smith
Merle Wratislaw
Clarence Wise
Karl Krause
Wilson
Mines
George Shoemaker
Albert Echolin
Charles Eby
Merle LaRue
Clarence Ness
Smith
H. G. Hemmerling
Mizpah Circle
J. G. Ralston
Don Miller
C. F. Nagle
T. F. Giles
E. C. Garber
George Dunham
Dale Kilpatrick
W. F. Gordon
Frappe
Waters
Washington party highlights Melrose DAR social
Melrose Chapter DAR hosted a Washington party at Mrs. L T Alford’s home with interpretative dances by Josephine Willard and Mildred Peterson, Iowa State Teachers College students, piano solos by Marian Egan Smith, and soprano Martha McCormick. Mrs H E Colby chaired the social, aided by several members. a marriage license issued at Grundy Center to Joe H Walker and The Clements of Waterloo was recorded. Our Lady of Victory Academy PTA meets Friday at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. Alford
Mary Melrose Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Josephine Willard
Mildred Peterson
Iowa State Teachers College
Marian Egan Smith
Martha McCormick
H. E. Colby
Mmes
F. C. Wyant
George Nauman
Do. G. Jenkins
Minnie Crippen
Hugh McCartrey
W. Bryant
Attra
Grundy Center
Joe H. Walker
the Clements
Waterloo
Mr. Chambers
The
Presbyterian Church
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Church News and social events at Cedar Heights
Aid society of Community Presbyterian church meets at Mrs. O. H. Harned's home with assistant hostesses Mmes. H. L. Shearer James Hurlbert John Meyer and Harry. A one o clock luncheon follows at St Marys auditorium for the basketball benefit. Mrs. H. L. Morgan Mrs. Sam Rawlings Jack Greeks Joe Otto Walford LaPierre win favors along with others. Luncheon by mothers of players and party favors for costumes at Business and Professional Woman's club event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
O. H. Harned
Alice Brown
H. L. Shearer
James Hurlbert
John Meyer
St. Mary's ‘ High School
H. L. Morgan
Sam Rawlings
Jack Greeks
Joe Otto
Walford LaPierre
Louis Salz
Phil Lucas
James Banon
G. E B. Scott
John Koch
J. R. McMullan
Kurth
George Kelsh
Hhance
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbe
Stained nails can be bleached with lemon juice ammonia or dilute oxalic acid. Lemon juice is inexpensive and effective for cuticle cleaning, while ammonia provides another option though drying. Use cold cream afterward to counter drying. Avoid strong bleaches. better to stick to lemon or drugstore manicure bleaches. Health notes suggest digestion and circulation affect skin and scalp, with suggestions like agar agar or am juic es juice before breakfast to aid elimination.
Club Notes Show Various Women’s Club Gatherings
Elite circle members plan a prime supper at Mrs F 8 Jessup's home while P L club was entertained at Mrs Kenneth Lyons's residence. Several hostesses named for upcoming meetings. groups held luncheons dinners and bridge games with favors awarded to members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. 8. Jessup
Paul S. Otto
Keosanqua Club
Hotel
Russell- Lamson
W. E. Steely
Ethel Reinhart
Dinner Program Honors W. E. A. Field Director
Fifty members of the Woman's Benefits association honored Mrs. Fila Mauric-Lee, state held director, at a dinner in Black's tearoom. The program featured solos, toasts, and a speech by Mrs. Mark Lee, with a Moose hall meeting following and Mrs. Mark-Lee departing for Delwelh to continue W. B. A. work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefits Association
Fila Mauric-Lee
Black's Tearoom
P. J. Murray
Evelyn Stover
Joel Trotter
Laura Garrabrant
John Fairweather
Charlies Kinniburgh
Olysse Follette
May
May, Murray
Jean Dorothy Fergemann
Mark Lee
Moose Hall
Mark-Lee
Delwelh
City in Brief Broken lens duped at Buchanan's building ad
A fragment from a city brief notes a broken lens being duplicated at Buchanan's building, referenced in an advertisement. The concise item records a local commerce mention without further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan'c
Hadassah bridge event and community notices
Hiadassah Mrs Solomon Sussman hosted six tables of bridge yesterday for Hadassah benevolence at her home. Favors went to Mrs Jacob Cohn and Mrs E E German. Next Tuesday afternoon hostesses Mrs Aaron Caplan and Mrs Harry Blot at the Hebrew Cultural center. Dr W D Endres officiated a marriage of Miss Sadie Albert and William Daughhetee in the Central Christian church study yesterday. The couple will farm in nearby area. A Security Benefit gathering and 500 party are noted for tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the K of Phal. Regular meeting at 8 p m will be followed by a social hour. Mrs Harvey Zeller and committee will oversee both sessions. Royal Neighbors officers of Gold Leaf camp to meet 7 30 p m tomorrow at BK of CG hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Club
Kenneth Lyons
Lester Consigny
Lene Fisher
Louis Blackman
Sarah Mueller
Jacob Meyers
O'Neil
Chicago
Charles Calkins
Hamilton
Calkins
Anne Casey
J. C. Lamkin
Locust Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Diamond Bros
Waterloo
Richard Hawver
Eighth Street
J. B. Ray
Randolph Street
Sixth
Randolph Streets
Julius Dennis
Rickerstreet
Memorial Hall
Washington
Woman's Relief Corps
R. D. Topping
Wajterloo
WBBM
John Billings
Riverside Drive
Roland G. Tayler
St. Louis
Tayler
T. G Tayler
Vermont Street
Hiadassah
Solomon Sussman
Hadassah
Favors
Jacob Cohn
E. E. German
Aaron Caplan
Harry Blot
Hebrew Cultural Center
Ked
W. D. Endres
Central Christian Church
Sadie Albert
William Daughhetee
Vinton
Guy Albert
K. of
Phal
Harvey Zeller
Ste Royal
Gold Leaf Camp
CG. Hall
Two Bridges Will Be Built Between Towa and Wisconsin
Washington reports both house and senate passed two bridge bills to connect Iowa and Wisconsin towns. One toll bridge links Cassville Wisconsin with Clayton county Iowa, the other ties Lansing Indiana to a Wisconsin side point as a toll bridge. After construction cost is paid tolls end. In Town a dinner marked the eighty first anniversary of the University of Town with Hawkeye alumni and guests including Dr George B MacLean and Claude R Porter. Representatives Dickinson Thurston Letts and George H Carter attended. Harold R Everman of Centerville nominated for West Point for the July class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaws
Towans
Collier Inn
University of Town
Washington
Hawkeye State University
George B. MacLean
Claude R. Porter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iowa State Board of Education
Karl
Hoffman
Cedar Rapitis
Washington State University of Iowa Club
West Point
Harold R. Everman
Centerville
Thurston
West Pont
Gambler Penman Blames Slick Dame For Losses
Carl F Hoesch, a Princeton Minnesota gambler, begins a seven year sentence after claiming a woman he called a slick dame swindled him out of 7000 dollars, taking funds he earned via the pasteboard route. He told Deputy Dilworth in the city jail that she could deal a full house and left him short of cash, forcing him to cash checks on a fake Minneapolis bank account. He and the guard prepared to depart for Fort Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl F. Hoesch
Hoesch
W. F. Dilworth
Fort Madison
Princeton
Minn
Minneapolis
Woman Charged With Keeping A House Of Fame Bound Over
Mrs Luella M Green of 810 Riverside Drive was bound over to await grand jury action by Judge J C Beem in municipal court yesterday. She was released on a $500 bond.
Ashes Advice For Safety On Icy Sidewalks
A sudden warm spell with drizzling rain froze on sidewalks creating dangerous ice. Street commissioner Harvey Wil urged residents to apply ashes for traction as police noted cars sliding into curbs and possible injuries from slips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey EH
Wil
Twenty three firms now 100 per cent on Legion rolls
Becker-Chap inotz post No. 138, American Legion in Waterloo reports 23 firms, shops and factories have achieved 100 per cent membership. Adjutant BE J. Brucher notes others may have eligible members enrolled but not yet filed 100 per cent credentials. Current 100 per cent firms include First National Bank, Commercial National Bank, Pioneer National Bank, Waterloo Savings Bank, several local businesses, officials, and insurers. Post membership stands at 600, surpassing the 1928 state quota by 32 and matching April 30, 1927 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Becker-Chapinotz
American Legion
BE. J. Brucher
First National Bank
Commercial National Bank
Pioneer National Bank
Waterloo Savings Bank
Hlinojs Central Shops
Waterloo Engraving & Service Co
Waterloo North Star Company
Sanitary Dairy Company
HH. T. Wagner
Mears, Lovejoy
Jensen & Gwynne
State Loan Company
Herman C. Miller Company
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman, & Frank
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Holton Insurance Agency
W. F. Sieglaff
Peter Courtis
Wyant &Tesmer Insurance Agency
Day Henson
Reed, Tuthill & Reed
W. D. Hanna Company
Selzer Furniture Company
Post
State Department
Teachers Debaters Defeat Coe Team in Debate
Cedar Falls February 22 Teachers College defeated Coe last night in a debate on United States protection of investments in foreign lands thru armed force. The local team upheld the negative argument. The second half of the dual debate at Coe was postponed to next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Coe
United States
Amateur boxers and matmen plan March Forum tournament
Waterloo youths are invited to a meeting tonight at 7 o clock in Victor Read’s offices to discuss an amateur boxing and wrestling tourney. Read, the playground director, aims to stage city championships in all classes at the Forum in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Victor Read
Read
Brain Test Word List Begins with B
A brain test shows words that can be formed from BRADEE and all start with B. Examples include bed bad bar bade bred bard brad bead bread bare bear.
Russell-Lamson to Open Sweet and Lunch Shop at Hotel
Workmen will begin remodeling the lobby room at Hotel Russell-Lamson formerly Leonard Howler Sign Service into two sweet shop and luncheonerie services operated by hotel management. The space sits at 11th and Commercial streets. Remodeling also planned for three third floor guest rooms for Tangney-Me offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Leonard Howler
Tangney-Me
Ginn hole chain site work in Minnesota and Wisconsin
Administrative work for siting houses in Minnesota and Wisconsin will be completed here as the Ginn hole chain project nears completion. The effort covers local planning and coordination across both states with emphasis on finalizing siting details and regulatory steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieare
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Special Event Added to Ice Derby Card at Hippodrome
The Mile Free For All adds to the American Legion ice derby schedule at the Hippodrome rink Tuesday at 8 p m. The organizing committee pushes for a record turnout as forecast calls for lower temperatures later this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome Akating
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M. Yagey
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Daisy Guyer
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Elxs Club
O. BE
Matt
Parrott
W. B. Howell
A. R—Black
J. W. King
Pandora Club
J. W. Thompson
Onl L
John von Lackum
Charles Brown
Calvary Evangelical Church
Waterloo Boy Scouts
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
A. F. Jury
Edward H. Rudd
Towa Falls
Christ Episcopal Church
Rudd
Sll Episcopal
Christchurch
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Melrose
Church News
Beat
H. B. Taylor
Elizabeth Henney
Christine Owens
Edna Kent
Madeline
Lonis
Muriel Baumgartner
W. D. Bailey
Riviera
Circle
5. M. Bentley
Happy Hour
D. Cass
Artie McCune
Robert
Cass
J. F. Cass
Summer
G. A. Moesner
LaLonieta Club
H. W. Bryant
Margaret Trainer
Our Lady of Victory
Trainer
M. J. O'Keafe
Annoying O'Hagen
George Murphy
Chautauqua Club
West Way
Niagara Gorge
Yosemite Valley
Rocky Mountains
Grand Canyon
Zion Canyon
Bryce Canyon
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Fesse
Paris
Lucien Lelong
Towa
Penman
Legion's
Matmen
Sweet and Lunch Shop
S. S. Kresge Co
5 & Me
East Fourth St
Don
Eady
Folger’s
Folger
VA Pai
Poter Amy
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