Many Clubs to Be Dinner Guests of City Federation
Waterloo federation invites numerous local groups to a dinner at Motel President Thursday evening with Arch. W. MacFarlane lieutenant governor as chief speaker. Reservations go through federation officers Mayme Egan and Mrs. Balensifer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Federation of Women’s “Clubs
Arch. W. MacFarlane
Leutenant
American Association of University Women
Hadassah Society
Izaak Walton League Auxiliary
L. E
Cedar Heights Work's Club
Rotary International
American Legion
Kiwanis Club
Black Hawk County
Business and Professional Women's Club
Daughters of Yeabella
City Council
Progressive . Delphian Society
Quota Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
W. C
G. A
Waterloo
D. A
Jane "Thompson
Merle Shover
McFarlane
John W. Tuthill
Local Social Notes Honor Birthdays and Farewells
Mrs. Harriett Fawcett marked her eighty third birthday with a family dinner at her son C. M. Fawcett’s home in Franklin Street. Relatives from Osage Newton and Omaha attended. Also covered are a surprise birthday party for Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lantz at Linden Avenue, a Triple Four club dinner at Leland Avenue with high scores, and a farewell party for the Greanys near Hudson before moving to a farm near Dike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Fawcett
Kimball’ Avenus
C. M. Fawcett
Franklin Street
H. F. Willey
Cleo
Osage
Belle Willey
Newton
Milt Engle
Omaha
Neb
B. A. Sohm
Abs. C.M. Fawcett
George Fawcett
Fawcett
Herbert. Lantz
Linden Avenue
William Wilgus
Henry, Schotter
Guy Burbank
Glarence Parrott
Lantz
Luncehon
Burbank
A. E. Reif
W.bishop
Clarence Parrott
Delvein
Howard Kingsley
Leland Avenue
George B. Williams
Harry Farr
Sherman Freeman
Willams
Donald Bandfeld
Doe Greany
Hudson
Dike
Society Calendar Highlights Local Groups and Meetings
Tonight items include Progressive Delphian society and Queen Esthers at First M E church, and P T A Whitler school events with various lodges and bridge clubs at Waterloo venues. Tuesday features Star Rebekah club WoL B club Sunshine lodge and Royal Neighbors events, plus Daughters of Isabella and Caledonian society gatherings across Cedar Falls venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Delphian Society
CG. A. Yoga
W. CG
Queen Esthers
M. E. Church
P.T. As-Whitler School
Waterloo
F. Hall
N.S. Bridge Club
Green Lantern Tearaam
Star Rebekah Club
O. Shupe
Maude West
AL Sunshine Lodge
T. A
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk OQ
Hebrew Aid Society
Sol Sussman
M. C. Westcott
Tda
Belle Lewis
Grace
B. Church
W. A. Porter
Sons of Union
Memorial
Daughters of
Isabella
Hall
Hawthorne
Caledonian Society
Legion Hall
Cedar Falls
Pat
Lafayette
Sons of Union Veterans
Muse i Wary—Memorial Bath
Rion School
A—Alecots School
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
Lydia Society
Srs
Oliver Steven
Miss Kauffer to Marry Chicago Man March 9
Announcement and social notices report Miss Grate Kauffer will wed Clarence G. Averhoff of Chicago on March 9. Mrs W W Kauffer hosted a dinner at Black's tearoom with green and white decor and pink rosebuds marking the date. Guests included Mrs John T Swift and several others from the Sunday school class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grate Kauffer
Clarence GC. Averhoff
Chicago
W. W. Kauffer
Black
John T. Swift
Robert Cass
Edward Northey
Maxine Lamson
Ina Henry
Margaret Naauman
Helen Nauman
Madeline Moore
Barbara Grings
Dorothy Sweitzer
Miss Keuffer
Vine Street
Marlyn Miller
Jane Kistner
Betty Bentson
Betty Elwell
Betty Mosher
Mary West
Junior Auxiliary and B Natural Club Meet Saturday
The Junior Auxiliary and B Natural Club met Saturday afternoon at the Y W C A Miss Fae Collins spoke on Washington and his flute and Helen Simmons recounted Felix Mendelssohn Her bert Hauser Charles Uban Harold Smith Jean Sloan and Alice Ruth Mayes played piano solos Duets by Harold Edwards and Ethel Brinkman Virginia Sipes and Marguerie dounson Refreshments served Luncheon honors Mrs Inc G Wright at Black's tearoom Theatre party followed Misses Viola Mishak Bess Larson Fannie Smith Mrs Claude Sippel Mrs Bernice Toe Mrs Louis Knittle and Mrs Mary Schermerhom attended Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Oscar Grow at the Riviera Tearoom Circle Fidelity circle met all day Wednesday at the home of Mrs Perry Cowles 924 Grant Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausillary
Natural Music
Y. W. Co
Fae Collins
Washington
Helen Simmons
Felix Mendelssohn
Herbert Hauser
Charles Uban
Harold Smith
Jean Sloan
Alice Ruth Mayes
Harold Edwards
Ethel Brinkman
Virginia Sipes
Marguerie Dounson
Inc. G. Wright
Hlack
Scheheon
Riviera
Fidelity Circle
Perry Cowles
Grant Avenue
Hats and beauty care guide stresses simple wardrobe
An old style piece advises choosing a few versatile hats over many, noting a single black hat can complete outfits and facial appeal, with suggestions to invest in three coordinated hats. It also touches on hair, cold cream, and makeup, plus a humorous aside about beauty aids and a weight guideline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sli
Belsef
Amy
Town Federation Board Meeting March 6 in Des Moines
Mrs. William Milchrist of Sioux City will preside at the Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs final board meeting March 6 to 8 in Des Moines. A banquet, the eighteenth biennial convention plans for May in Sioux City, plus committee reports and district chairmen meetings will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
William Milchrist
Sioux City
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Federated Club Women of Tows
Comiliee
Catherine Brown
Milchrist
Galen Tilden
Ames
Eugene Henley
Grinnell
R. H. Wolland
Iowa City
H. ©. Houghton, Jr
Red Ork
William Larrabee, Jr
Clermont
E. H. Hall
Davenport
John Fox Lake
Shenandoah
General Federation
Amorning
Tilden
Henley
Miss Garrabrant Becomes Bride of Cedar Rapids Man
Miss Garrabrant marries Glen Davis of Cedar Rapids in La Porte City ceremony. The couple will reside in Cedar Rapids where Davis will manage a Kresge store. Miss Garrabrant is a La Porte City High School 1923 graduate and ex music teacher. Guests included William Garrabrant and others. a luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ls Porte Guy
Glen Davis
F. S. Garrabrant
Cedar Rapids
Kresge
Tracy
Howard Hayes
Gedard Rapids
Pauline Wilkon
Williamsburg
Fate Goodwin
la Porte City
William Garrabrant
Waterloo
Founders Day Program At Local Parent Teacher Association
Founders day events include a joint program by the Witter Dar ent-Taacher association at BR a''clack in Lie school burlehies. Mixed clubs will sing and a vocal solo is planned. A social tour follows with refreshments. Various officials will speak including Rev G. MM. Wagey and J. J. Snivety will present a flag demonstration. A birthday cake with candles is planned and a tree of box breaking noted. Committee assignments and further numbers are listed for the northeast Iowa Danish convention planning. An Emerson Larent-Teacher association meeting Tuesday evening in the city includes attorney A. A. Zimmerman address with violin quartet and humorous readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter Darent-Taacher Association
B. Sndester
Jak
Meoht ParentePerehre Association
Merit Fuesdavy
Pero Ab
Rehnal Bieldaw
G. MM. Wagey
So Byatgelteal Emireh
Wall
Uddrrese
J. J. Snivety
Box Breakiti
Ms. P. Cowles
Cay Ppa
Counetl
Owill
Owill Ay the Founders of Mae Miattersaganization, and Uere
Conard
Rabiaks
Che Thine Prade
Emerson Larent
Teacher Association
Pric
Cvyensog
Eeligel Puisding
A. A. Zimmerman
Anlc
Misa Mildred Luce
Church Society Sessions and Guild Meetings This Week
Deborah society of First M E church holds a 2 PM Wednesday business session in the shaven parlors with a playlet My Brilliant Idea. Hostesses listed. Division 6 St Pauls M E Ladies Ald society meets Wednesday at 922 Logan Ave. Major guild at First Presbyterian 2:30 PM with hostesses. Lydia society meets Tuesday at Mrs Oliver Stevenson 252 Fourth St W with assisting hostesses. Family Night at T G Q O F Lodge 716 Waterloo IA hosts program this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Society
M. E. Church
Hattie Eason
Alice “Taylor
Mary Armstrong
Claus Waterbury
St. Paul's
M. EB. Ladies’ Ald Society
M. L. Boylan
Logan Avenue
Guild
First Presbyterian Church
B. Merriman
Ernest Nielson
D. W. Nicholas
Lydia Society
Oliver Stevenson
Fourth Street West
Ruth .Hutchins
Marie Jensen
T. GQ
Waterloo
Fraternity dinner and local updates headline
A Phi Sigma Chi dinner at Black's tearoom at 6 30 p m hosts ten guests including Charles Anderson of Remington Rand read readings. Lions club to host spring festival at Black's tearoom Thursday noon. Various local people noted death, travel, and incidents including a theft report and a bad check arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Black
Charles Anderson
Remington Rand Business Service, Inc
la Porte City
Lions Club
Raymond J. St. John
Littleton
Colo
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Harland Yerkes
Berth Avenue
Strand Theatre
Presbyterian Hospital
Fay Pattison
Castle Hill
Creamed Veal and Oysters on Toast
Summer dish notes offer creamed veal with oysters served on toast or pastry shells. Recipe steps include frying onion in butter, adding milk and veal, stirring in oysters, and seasoning to taste, then finishing with passable garnish and cream. Also includes Malian Salad and Orange Tapioca with basic assembly and serving guidance.
Radio Troubleshooter Spends Day on Trolley Motors
Herberk J. McMahon, radio expert for the Ure Iona Radio Listeners league, spent the day here working with Waterloo Radio club and PFN electricians to locate sources of interference. He examined street car motors for worn brushes, wiring defects, and other abnormal conditions that could cause nuisance in broadcast receivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herberk J. McMahon
Ure
Iona Radio Listeners League
Waterloo Radio Club
PF. &N
Gospel story of finished work not work to do
The Walnut Street Baptist church featured Rev. George E. Parities of Athens Tennessee in a Waterloo Bible Conference study on The Eralation of Christ. He argued that Hebrews presents Jesus as the purger of sins, finished work, and resting at God’s right hand, contrasting Christian rest with man’s religion. He traced rest in Christ as the basis for living, from the cross to the empty tomb and heavenly sanctuary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo Bible Conference Association
Gerge E. Parities
Athens, Tenn
God
Lefi
Calvary
Christ
Godd
Eavenly
Adam
Vision of Hat Face Inspires Daily Bible Meetings
Excerpt notes a glowing vision of a glorified man in heaven leaving others blind to lesser things. Meetings will run daily at 3:00 and 7:30 pm with Mr. Guille resuming Hebrews exposition on Christ’s unfinished high priestly work. Non denominational, all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guille
Christ
Lauerman Bros Acquire Sterling Store Stock in Auction
Lauerman Bros Co bought the Sterling store stock from Shipley Co at auction for 16000 dollars. The goods moved to the Lauerman store at Fourth and Commercial and comprise ready to wear bedding silks wash goods woolen underwear gloves lingerie toilet articles infants wear leather goods hosiery and other department store items. Purchases by Lauerman buyers are ongoing with some agents traveling to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauerman Res. Company
Sterling
Shipley Company
Fourth
Water Streets
Lauerman
Laverman
New York
Snow Weight Bursts Canopy at Miller Warehouse
Independence Iowa February 25. A large wooden canopy collapsed at Miller implement warehouse Sunday due to the weight of snow. The fall damaged machinery stored beneath, marking the first such incident of the winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier Special Service
Independence
Miller Implement Warehouse
County adopts rotary plow plan for snow removal
Black Hawk County moves to use a King rotary snow plow with a modern six cylinder truck to clear county roads. The board debated cost of 7500 and deferred purchase while approving spring use arrangements. Mitt Anles and H. W. Miller urged buying the outfit but others objected due to funds. The plow aims to prevent deep snow from damaging roads during spring breakup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Thompson
Des Moines
Black Mawk County
Highway Commission
Mitt. Anles
HH. W. Miller
King Outfit
Ihe Stuments
Ahles
Spring fashions sweep Waterloo shoppers in lively week
Waterloo shoppers learn spring style at Men's Style Shop and Wood's Millins offering coats with straight lines and princess lines in blacks and tans. Hats from Wood's Millins promise Parisian chic as Winterloo Drug promotes winter must-haves turning to spring. Florists tout flowers for every occasion and home brightness while ensembles return with coats ranging from hip to hem and varied lengths.
Rowley WIns Typographical Union President Amid Changes
Waterloo Typographical Union installed 1929 officers at Carpenters hall on Fourth Street East. New president Charles Rowley, vice president Orral Hinds, secretary M L Penrose, treasurer John Fressle. Rowley succeeds Jon Rivkerb. John Warren retires after nine years as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Typographical Union
Carpenters’ Hall
Fourth Street
Charles Rowley
Orral Hinds
M. L. Penrose
John Fressle
Rowley
Jon Rivkerb
John Warren
Floyd Dunkelberg Injured by Auto Near Cedar
Floyd S Dunkelberg of 506 Kingsley avenue was injured at 11 10 a m yesterday when struck by an automobile driven by T R Rust of 424 Home Park boulevard near Cedar Street His head sustained injuries according to the brief report filed at the scene and he was treated by local responders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C G. Willeats
Mason City
Willits
Waterloo
Irving Hotel
R. A. McFarlin
Independence Avenue
Hugh Crumrine
Sheriff Park A. Findley
Des Moines
Floyd S. Dunkelberg
Kingsley Avenue
T. &. Rust
Home Park Boulevard
Fourth Street
Cedar
Car collision injures man and damages office workers
A worker from Dunkelberg Leeper Cropper Lumber Co. suffered a slight back sprain and leg bruises and cannot return to his office duties for several days, per his physician. Donald Sims of 611 Elm Street told police that Rusts car struck Sims’ automobile at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Dunkelberg, Leeper & Cropper Lumber Co
Donald Sims
Elm Street
Sims
Odd columns or rows reveal parity in number games
A brain teaser explains that in a grid odd columns or rows are D G H ig M G S. If any row or column has an odd count of old figures the total becomes odd. with an even count the total is even.
Soft water and Melo cleaner for whiter clothes
Hard water dirties clothes despite washing as soap scum forms and remains. Melo acts as a fine cleaner that softens hard water and prevents scum, keeping clothes white. Get Melo at your grocer's today.
Pattern 1638 Dress Fashion Pattern Notice
An early 20th century advertisement promotes Pattern 1638 with crepe and satin afternoon dresses, noting uneven hems and decorative trims. It lists sizes 16 through 40s, yardage needs, and instruction detail, plus ordering costs and mailing details from Courier Pattern Dept. in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
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Mrs. Fawcett
Miss Kauffer
Fi—Ager
Town Federation Board
Miss Garrabrant
H. ©. Anerson
Glenwood T
D Eppard
Walter Campfield
Racine, Minn
Campfield
William Zielsell
Eappard
F. Thompson
Eppard
Laura Madsen
Brnnington
No. 3
Hilda Arns
Marguerite Sister
Becket Chapter
O. EF. S
Masonic Temple
Black Hawk I. 0. O. F
P.T. A. Activities
Noartheast
Iowa
W. Co. A
Church News
PRIEF
Buchanan's
Helen Hadish
F. J. Hadish
Campbell Avenue
Misses Row
Krapek
Fred S. Washburn
Phil GC. Hanna
J. ©. Hartman
Npg
George Guille
Jesus
Paw
Lauerman Bros. Co
Tratplace
Wood's
Millins
Paris
P. S
Winterloo Drug, Inc
James
Fatherwoods
Mary Lou
Typographical Union
Penrose
Floyd Dunkelberg
Eee Ue
Melo
Morn Segoe A
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Evening Courier
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