Miss Margaret Moore and Miss Alice Kirchenstein Host Buffet
Miss Margaret Moore and Miss Alice Kirchenstein entertained at a Saturday buffet luncheon at the latter's home. Green and white were the decorating color scheme with music and games as diversions. Guests included Kathryn Bickley Betty Jordan Demaris Lohner Louise Tollefson Betty Waterbury Ardeth Wick Margaret Hellen Betty Hellen Eleanor Alford Margaret Morris Betty Younsr Elizabeth Steeves Jessie Parrott Jane Parrott Mable Watson Betty Burk Arlene Peters Mary Wangler Jean Bronson Virginia Zellhoefer Winifred Moore and special favors were given to Miss Dobson and Miss Alford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Moore
Alice Kirchenstein
Kathryn Bickley
Betty Jordan
Demaris Lohner
Louise Tollefson
Betty Waterbury
Ardeth, Wick
Margaret Hellen
Betty Hellen
Eleanor ‘Alford
Margaret Morris
Betty Younsr
Elizabeth Steeves
Jessie Parrott
Jane Parrott
Mable Watson
Betty Burk
Arlene Peters
Mary Wanglar
Jean Bronson
Virginia Zellhoefer
Winifred Moore
Miss Dobson
Miss Alford
Sybil Morey and John Pyatt Are Bride and Groom
Sybil Morey of Greene and John Pyatt were married at the Little Brown Church in the Vale Nashua on Saturday at 2 p.m. by Rev. George Hess. Attendants were Merlin Belt and Telen Thompson. Belt and August Drakle served the groom. The couple dined at Hildreth hotel in Charles City and will live on a Powersville farm after a trip to Minnesota and North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Serica
Greene
Sybil Morey
John Pyatt
Little Brown Church
Vale
Nashua
George Hess
Charles City Christian Church
Merlin Belt
Dallas Center
Yuatron of Honor
Telen ‘Thompson
Mr. Belt
August Drakle
Allison
Delft
Hildreth Hotel
Charles City
Belle Plaine
Greene High School
Floyd County
Pyatt
Powersville
Mid-Winter Automobile Honeymoon Pairs In Hawkeye
Mr and Mrs Louis Grimm of Hawkeye Iowa completed a 1309 mile motor trip through Minnesota and South Dakota visiting Canby Chamberlain and the Robert Weideman family. They found roads generally good despite some snow. Grimm, active in local cafe business, recently merged Tunby Albert Weideman’s cafe with his own to form Home Cafe. Mrs Grimm has been his chief assistant. The couple were married in Fairmont Minnesota with Rev Walter Blair officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gourier Enectal Service
Hawkeye
Louis Grimm
Tod Canby
Minn
and Chamberlain
Robert Weideman
Grimm
Minnesota
Bute
Sioux
Falls
S. D
Albert Weideman
Fairmont,Minn
Walter ‘Blair
Club Notes from W O M and Bridge Night Hawks gatherings
Mr and Mrs Eri A Myers hosted W O M club members at 500 on Saturday evening with favors for Mrs George Williams Charles Jeppeson and Mr and Mrs Ralph Schaefer. Fred Bartz hosted Bridge Night Hawks for a St Patrick's day color scheme dinner. High scores went to Mr and Mrs Bartz Mrs Russell Peterson and Percy Jones with Mrs Percy Jones set to host next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eri. A. Myers
W. O. M. Club
George Williams
Charles Jeppeson
Ralph Schaefer
Fred Bartz
St.Patrick's Day
Bartz
Russell Peterson
Percy Jones
George Forrester
Harold LeVan
E. F. McGinnis
Messrs
and Mies
Charles Margh Edward Callabin
Dick Tyler
B. F. McGinnes
Local club events and meetings list tonight
A schedule of gatherings includes Natural Music club with Miss Gail Wilbur and Y W CA forums, Sacred Heart court and St Marys hall events, Weelykit club with Miss Ida Kroma, book review by Woman's club, Entra Nous club led by Mrs Frank Obele, W L B club with Mrs Mark West, Garden club with Mrs Robert Parr ot, plus Tuesday Evening B P W club at Club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Gail Wilbur
Ye Yu Oweas
Y. W. CG
AL Open Forum
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Hall
Weelykit Club
Ida Kroma
Woman’s Club
Entra Nous Club
Frank Obele
W. L. B. Club
Mark West
Garden Club
Robert Parrott
Linden Class Sponsors Concert by A M E Choir
Young Ladies class of Linden M E church will sponsor a musical program by the African Methodist Episcopal orchestra and choir at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Linden M E church. The program lists readings, solos, duets, a quartet and piano selections with Baxtrum orchestra and Mrs E Baxtrum as chorister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies
Linden M. KE
Linden M. IE
J. Saunders
Baxtrum Orchestra
Deas
J. Thornton
Carrie Bright
Tounson
Fannie Houseman
Kentucky
Principal Urges Back-to-Nature Youth Work
Fred J Rapp McKinley school principal urged back-to-nature programs to curb restlessness and idleness among youth. He praised outdoor play and more work, backed Isaac Walton League, and advocated home outdoor education to Christianize future America. He cited 15 years in teaching and 7 years as a Boy Scout leader. Plans for May school roundups and a Northeast district convention in Cedar Rapids were discussed. Georgianna Bartell performed piano solos, and East High musicians joined the program at Becker chapter event. A birthday surprise for Mrs Jessie Alcock featured games, dancing, and refreshments. Helen Gould Auxiliary set initiation for Wednesday in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J Rapp
McKinley School
W. Cy. A
Rapp
Jess
Georgianna Bartell
Washington -Irving
Forest
Hints in beauty care for nails and hair
The article urges nightly nail care with cold cream to keep nails young and smooth. It advises rubbing cream into nails, pushing back cuticles, and daily polishing with a buffer. It notes creams and oils nourish nails, warns against harsh soaps, and mentions scalp tonics and electro needle treatments with varied rates.
Marriage of Miss Naomi Rosenberg and Edwin Darby Jr
Naomi Rosenberg daughter of Mrs Jennie Rosenberg Gladbrook Iowa married Edwin Darby Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edwin DarbySr Oct 19 in Minneapolis Rev HB Horn First Methodist Episcopal. Bride a Gladbrook High School 1921 nurse training 1926. Groom West High School 1918 employed by Walker Schubert Lumber. They will live with Mr and Mrs Darby Sr, Gladbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Rosenberg
Jennie Rosenberg
Gladbrook
Edwin Darby
Vaughan Street
Minneapolis
Minn
HB. D. Horn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Gladbrook High School
Presbyterian Hospital
Mr. Darby
West High School
Wallker-Schubert Lumber, Company
Church Meetings Set for Women’s Groups This Week
Alpha guild of First Presbyterian meets Tuesday after noon with Mrs. Stanley Moore. Woman's Missionary Society of First Brethren church hosts Wednesday at 2 p.m. Mrs. A. B. Weld will assist hostess Ben Wongard and others named in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Guild of
First Presbyterian Ehineh
Tuesaday Aternoon
Stanley Moore
Ben Wongard
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Brethren
A. B., Weld
Sunday Morning Party Ends As Police Reported
A party at 316 Park Road was broken up by police at 4 20 a m Sunday after neighbors complained about noise. Three men and a woman gave names and addresses Ole Oleson 316 Park Road Joe Butters Bill Johnson Elmer Hotel and Margaret Parker Hotel Russell Lamson. Oleson forfeited 50 bond for being proprietor of a disorderly house and the other three forfeited 15 bonds each for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
316 Park Road
Ole. Oleson
Joe Butters
Bill Johnson
Elmer Hotel
Margaret Parker
Russell-Lamson
Oleson
City in Brief: Local Notices and Events
Various brief items report visits and illnesses of residents in Waterloo and nearby towns. Mrs. H. C. Martens of St Paul visits brother C. H. Moran. Mrs. J. H. Riley returns home after illness. Mrs. Minnie Wood moves from Spirit Lake to Waterloo. Dr. I. R. Shannon ill at Presbyterian hospital. Elizabeth Good walks after six weeks with a broken leg. Emmons Johnson shows improvement after pneumonia threat. Oliver Fl. Sloyer of Cedar Falls applies for bankruptcy discharge. Sophronia's Wedding to be staged at Galvary church then shown at county home. Dr. G. H. Hospers assigned to dental corps may serve if mobilized. E. M. Sherman to speak to Waterloo Garden club. Sherman and Mrs. Sherman guests of the Cleveland home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Wood
Spirit Lake
Waterloo
I. R. Shannon
Presbyterian Hospital
E. M. Sherman
Sherman Nurseries
Charles City
Waterloo Garden Club
Mrs. Sherman
Breakfast “Getting Ahead” Urges Early Workday Diet
A nationwide business study notes that over seventy percent of daily work occurs before lunch. Leaders like Consumers Company of Chicago General Electric Marshall Field urge breakfast emphasis for worker success. Quaker Oats promos quick and regular oats as the morning diet staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Company of Chicago
General Electric Company
Marshall Field
Garden club meeting and music association gatherings in Ames
Prospect avenue hosts a garden club meeting at 4 p m in the Parrott home with Mrs Herbert Marshall and Miss Hortense Morgan attending joint sessions Wednesday through Friday for the Iowa State Music Teachers Association and the Iowa federation of Music Clubs. They depart Waterloo Wednesday and return Friday. Pancake breakfast 35 cents at Christ Church parish house 614 33 4th Tuesday 7 a m. Train schedule between Waterloo and Chicago by Chicago Great Western. Sleeper departures and arrivals listed with reservation phone for information.
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Mendelssohn and
Schumann
Lillian Lohner
Annabelle Phennicie
Helen Simmons
Doris Dunham
Lois Kurriger
Vergene Dilger
Thelma
Ruth Schwartz
Fae Collins
Iowa State Music Teachers
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Ames
Robert Parrott
Highland Circle
Christ Episcopal Church
James Ramage
D. ‘S. Ramage
C. A. Slack
Mary T Eleanor Cleveland
Herbert Marshall
John Conrad
The
Voice
Cornell College
Albert Greeley
Helen Byrnes
Los Angeles
Cal
Young People's
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Federation of Women's Clubs
First M. E. Church
Byrnes
James Byrnes
Waterloo
West Hish School
Addie McCormick
Denver Street
Prospect Avenue
Garden Club
Prospect Avenueg
Kinibal Avenue
Jlortense Morgan
Iowa State Music Teachers’ Association
Christchurch
Chicago
Western
Newcomers and Move Changes Reported in City
Waterloo Retail Merchants association notes spring moving activity with ten families entering the city, four leaving, and 64 residence changes in February. New residents include H B Wisely 1015 Fifth West John Stewart 219 Park Road Hans Martins 231 French H B Seidenbecker 309 Allen W Belding 109 Virden B R Hackbarth 54 Franklin Stephen Spangler 217 Miller R G Young 313 Kingsley Manley Secor 304 Fowler Henry Sheldon 1212 Fifth West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Virden
B. R. Hackbarth
Franklin
Stephen Spangler
Miller
R. G. Young
Kingsley
Manley Secor
Fowler
Henry Sheldon
Fifth West
25 Years On R. F. D United States Mail Carrier Ed A. Smith
Hawkeye Ia February 28 special reports Ed A Smith a rural route No 3 mail carrier completes 25 years of service on March 1 He began hauling mail on March 1 1902 at age 28 now 48 years old and still serving the route
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
United States
Ed A.smith
Smith
Dream teaches tithing lesson at Westminster church
Audience at Westminster Presbyterian church heard a play The Dream that Came True directed by Truman De Roame depicting a modern home with quarrels over bills. A daughter’s plea funds a church mission as parents choose to join Sunday school and auxiliary work. The program repeats next Sunday with a full day of church activities starting at 10 30 am including a fellowship lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Truman de Roame
Jo Desee
Westminster Church
Congregation of Westminster
Friends of the Church
The
Presbyterian Church
Principals Return From Convention In St Louis
East High principal Fred J. Miller and West High principal Fred J. Kluss arrived back from a convention in St Louis Missouri reflecting on program ideas and administrative insights for their schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Miller
Fred J. Kluss
St. Louis
Annual convention attendees include top education leaders
Officials at the National Association of Secondary School Principals convened with notable speakers. Walter Damroach of the New York Symphony, Judge John H Clarke, Henry Turner Bailey of the Cleveland School of Art, and Charles H. Judd of the University of Chicago spoke on education policy and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Associa Secondary
Bebool
Alf
Walter Damroach
New York Symphony Orchestra
John H Clarke
United States Supreme Court
Henry Turner Bailey
Cleveland School of Art
John
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Nellie
Sweeney
Godey
Linden Class
A. M. E. Choir
Order of Eastern Star
Harold Thompson
William
Coonrod
East High
G. T. Bennett
C. A. Morris
Becker Chapter
Masonic
Jessie Alcock
Clay Street
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
Young Nails
Silver Cross Circle
J. A. Townsley
Mmes
W. R. Prince
John Ralston
Roy Schoel
W. W. Beal
Sunshine Rebekah
O. O. F. Hall
Co. W. Baxter
George Washington
Germany
Mary B. Hunter
Iowa State Teachers College
Sherwood Eddy
Europe
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Dorothy Holmes
Maxine Kessler
Lia Vera Anderson
Laila Shauger
Violet Michael
Erm. Cole
K. & Plow
Bess Nichols
Tila Marcham
Blanche Johnson
Louise Palmer
E. 1
Brocksus
Galbraith
W. BR. A
Friends of Waterloo Review
Moose Hall
Mrs. Darby
Church News
W.C.T.U. Work
H. E. Hinze
P. J. Jungen
H. A. Hoffmann
FE. N. Hunt
Frank Conners
Floyd Cushman
E. N. Hunt
Kensington
A. J. Rodenheaver
Temple Rebekah
Noble Grand Association
Idell McCord
Buchanan
J. H. Riley
Thompson Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Good
Emmons. Johnson
South Street
Oliver FL. Sloyer
Cedar Falls
J. E. Jordan
Sophronia
Galvary Evangelical Church
G. H. Hospers
Paul Davis
Three Hundred Thirty-seventh Field Artillery
Dental Corps
Westminster
Smith, Lichty & Hillman CO
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Fonda Mae
J. J. Arel
North Clark Street
Iowa
Special Mail Order Department
Ellen J. Buckland
KOTEX
Fashion Department
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