Ada Haus Hosts Construction Machinery Luncheon Bride-to-Be
Miss Ada Haus entertained guests of the Construction Machinery Co at a luncheon to announce her engagement to Louis J. Bender of Davenport. The couple plans to wed February 10. The event featured yellow orchid and pink table colors and guests including Mrs. J. D. Barnes and Mrs. J. A. Degan among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Haus
Louis H. Bender
Davenport
Construction Machinery Company
Nco
Louis J. Bender
Dedicatory Services Held for Eastern Star Home Addition
Four Waterloo women and one Cedar Falls resident attended the dedication of an $80,000 addition to the Eastern Star home in Boone. Attendees included Mrs Edward Dahl association matron of the third chapter of Town and Waterloo leaders Mrs T L Wheeler Mrs Roy Hulett Mrs Roy Short and Mrs Lewis Hecklinger.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Edward Dahl
Eastern Star
Boone
T. L. Wheeler
Roy Hulett
Roy Short
Lewis Hecklinger
Becker
Gwynne and Roadman to Address P T A Council Saturday
Judge John W. Gwynne and Dr. Earl A. Roadman will speak to the Waterloo Parents Teachers Association council in the Young Women's Christian Association building at 2830 p m Saturday. Roadman will discuss what Alls the Young People about routine and organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gwynne
Earl A. Roadman
Grace Methodist
Couple Married at Waverly Thursday J Will Reside Here
Miss Rose Hanpenworth and Henry Buenecke were married at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Waverly at 4:30 p.m. Thursday. They will reside in Waterloo after dinner at the Hanpenworth home. The wedding was attended by relatives and followed by a meal and plans for Water loo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Verly
Rose
Hanpenworth
Weverly
Henry Buenecke
Wahoo
St. Paul's Lutheran ‘Church
Patter
Ray
Rausch
Oppenworth
Y W Campaign Reaches 65 New Members in League Drive
The Young Women's Christian Association campaign by the Girls League reports 65 new names added at the weekly dinner session in Waterloo. A three week drive by the league will end next dinner. Marie Packard and Blanche White lead the effort with 142 total new members to date.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Wmenloved Girls League
Jeagua
Dts
W. I. Langlas
Direvtors
Arew
Spectation
Association
Sinea Hs
Waterloo
Marie Packard
Blanche White
Campalen
Edna C. George
Miss Henderson to Speak at McKinley P T A Meeting
Miss Mabel Henderson head of the west district schools and director of the Hecht school will discuss Americanization at the McKinley P T A meeting in the gym at 740 Monday evening. The program opens with orchestra selections under G T Bennett, a flag code demonstration by Girl Reserves, and the Pioneer club ceremony by Cody and Lincoln troops. A business session follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Henderson
West District
Hecht
Play Cards With Legion Auxiliary Guests At Memorial Hall
About 120 players joined 40 tables for a Thursday afternoon of bridge and 700 cards at Memorial hall hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary. Winners were Mrs. Ae As Hoffmann and Mrs. Walter Deckert in bridge. Mrs. HJ. Lolines and Mrs. CG. J. Forney won 500. Doer favor went to Mrs. NM. B. Nutt. Hosts L. BE. Treganza and Mrs. Foy Cobb led the event. Mrs. W. H. Wilson and committee handled service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
American Legion Audilary
Ae As Hoffmann
Beauty Treatments And Safe Skin Care Tips
The piece advises choosing skilled practitioners for beauty treatments and warns against unsafe procedures. It promotes cleansing routines, hot and cold washing, facials, and careful use of masks, tea compresses, and scalp stimulation to improve complexion while noting the risks of improper ingredients or methods.
American Express Employes Dinner Attended by 80
At the American Railway Express company annual banquet held in Black's tearoom on Thursday evening 80 employees attended. Local agent A G Moarvngan presided while J B Stevens from Chicago spoke on claims and XM Lt Walfe discussed loss and salvage. Cedar Rapids division superintendent C W Simpson and C G Stearns from Chicago also attended. Leo Ferris sang solos and Roger Cisna played piano with Demeuse Morgan and Claire Gleason performing the Charleston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American” Railway Express ” Company
Black
A. G. Moarvngan
J. Stevens
Clarms
Lt. Walfe
Chicago
C. W. Simpson
Cedar Rapids
C. G. Stearns
Leo Ferris
Roger Cisna
Demeuse Morgan
Claire Glean
Club Notes Show Hostesses and Cards Across Local Groups
Airs. Dick Tyler hosted a Chursday session of No. 8 club with card play and prizes to Mrs. Floyd Mabb and Mrs. Elwin Heathershaw. Other clubs met at homes of Mrs. J. B. Lighthart and Mrs. A. J. Enffeld, with guests from Pandora and Mon Cherie. Favors awarded to several members, a surprise party for Harvey Ritchie noted, and serving help credited to multiple hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Tyler
N.o. 8
Floyd Mabb
Elwin Heathershaw
Walter Jones
O. P
J. B Lighthart
L. Fox
Ray Hinmon
Plymouth church hosts Daughters birthday event
A birthday party by the Daughters of Plymouth was held in the Plymouth Congregational church parlors Thursday evening with magical entertainment and tables decorated by months. Gadites Aid meets at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church with 20 members and four guests in Mrs. Frank Sanborn's home. Central Christian Women's group, group one, is hosted at Mrs. Claude Parks' residence with refreshments and future plans discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Diddley
Ametia Brown
Chicago
Flt. Wicks
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Gadtes’ Aid Sneely
Cedar Heighta Community Presbyterian Church
Frank Sanborn
F. A. Cage
Central Christian Women's Organization
Claude Parks
Trinity Brotherhood Hosts Family Banquet at Church
Trinity American Lutheran church members hosted a family dinner in the church social rooms on Thursday evening. Albert N. Petersen and J. N. Skogmo supervised the banquet with eight men preparing and serving. An impromptu musical program followed as the hosts closed the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Albert N. Petersen
J. N. Skogmo
Walnut Street Choir Elects Officers
Walnut Street Baptist choir and orchestra members held a dinner with the music committee before practice. Officers elected at the evening business meeting include Claude Grane as president Cora Clark as vice president Laverne Wilcox as secretary Thelman Daley as assistant secretary Carl Wagner as treasurer Bliss Granetta Snyder as librarian Fred Wilcox as assistant librarian Grace Lemeyer as director Mae Howell and Crofoot as music committee representatives
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Wien
Walnut Street Baptist Choir
Claude Grane
Cora Clark
Laverne Wilcox
Mis Thelman Daley
Carl Wagner
Bliss Granetta Snyder
Lbrarian
Fred Wicox
Gracelemeyer
Mae Howelland P
Crofoot
St Mark's Singers Guests of Baxters
The rector and Mrs. Baxter hosted St Mark's Episco choir members with informal diversions after rehearsal. Guests included Mrs. Riordan and Mrs. Plak. The 106 couples agreed to a joint dancing party next Tuesday hosted by Sunbeam Rebekahs and the Watertown lodge. Odd Fellows plan to host the following Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Episco ‘al Church
Rey
C. ". Baxter
J.T. Riordan
Tsabelly Plak
Clinton
State banks report assets and cash in vaults in Java balance sheet
Des Moines reports the consolidated balance sheet of Sac savings banks 284 state banks and 19 trust companies in Java. Total assets reach 90,047,116.81 with cash in vaults at 16,965,454.21. loans and discounts 530,446,351, securities 626,713,344, overdrafts 626,628.70, and various other assets. Also notes Tonga islands use skyrockets to deliver letters from steamers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Sac Savings Banks
Java
State Banking Department
S. Securities
Federal- Reserve Bank
Tonga Group
Pacific
Embezzler Seized in Chicago Linked to California Case
Chicago police arrested Frank, sought on a California embezzlement charge of up to 400000 dollars. He waived extradition and will be returned to Los Angeles as detectives reveal his flight through Chicago Seattle and Portland with only 800 dollars. His driver Charles Campbell was located earlier.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
California
Enid
Frank
Tost
Bos Ans- Seles
Seattle
Portland
Nounrement
Charles Campbell
Deectives
Cal
J.K. Pronk
J. K. Pronk Finance Company
the Bureau
Banking swindler tied to Los Angeles banks case
A fugitive business figure allegedly swindled eight Los Angeles area banks of over 200000. Police describe a network using fake checks and double bookkeeping to fund a large finance scheme once started years ago. Several financiers were arrested as the fugitive fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Standards, Inc
Western Automobile Company
Los Angeles
Vronk
Pronk
Decision Held on Custody of Two Neiper Children
Judge G. W. Wood reserved final custody ruling after a hearing to modify the 3 year old divorce decree. Leia May and Helen Neiperlwithe, now with Beulah Caswell, were involved as the mother seeks custody while law points are investigated. The children have remained with Irving Nelpert, the father, since the divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Leia May
Helen Neiperlwithe
Beulah Caswell
Ihe Childres
Irving Nelpert
Remarriage prompts custody dispute over children
Neipert states she is now able to care for the children and wishes to regain custody. The original decree granted Mrs Velpert the divorce and placed the children with the father by stipulation due to the mother’s claimed inability to keep them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neipert
John Cominsky Trial Opens For Fulton Murder
Testimony began today in Fulton as John Cominsky, a local farmer, faces charges of murdering Mrs. Marie McKee, a night telephone operator, in Fulton last September. The British empire reportedly spans 12 million square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
John Cominsky
Fulton Farmer
Marie McKee
Fulton
British Empire
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J. D. Barnes
J. A. Degan
Mand’ Alisses Kyelsn Schrader
Teanetta Mass
Madeling Manning
Marta Mangin
Alicea Mazavetsky
Margaret Haus
Kateryn Corley
Agatha Cimunfyotti
Waterloo Ilke
Judge Home
Ross Conservatory of Mu Ble
Ys OW
Ula
Walter Woodyard
George Laird
C. E
Wixst “Brethren Church
Floyd Kough
Mes Bandiela
Fallaarie, Mosier
Waukon
Raydward
Scott
Brid
Alden Mosier
Wanon
George W. Scott
Laird, Colo
Altstadt & Dang. Company
Raymound Trast
St. Joseph’s
Raymond
Y. W
Girls’ League
Miss Henderson
McKinley P.T. A
Woman’s Auxiliary To
Legion
Fred Button
Security Benefit Association
Pythias Ball
Fred Prast
J. H. Lees
Bessie S. A
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American Express
Geraldine Brinkman
Ethel Renk
Missy Lelen Renk
Claude Bennett
Third Street West
Barear
Prin i—Foresto
Rachmaninoi
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
G. J. Goswiller
John Koch
P. Witty
Norah Talty
Wesh
Ray Wiliams
Loyal Tamperancd Legion of the W Gpu
CG. AL
Allenilir
Musis
Girls’ Harmony Club
Shell
Jean Ozle
Moncherie Club
Harvey Ritchie
Buneo
C. B. Quackenbush
I.€. Madsen
Mayes
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Jkome
Bruca
Jesse Baugher
Baugher
A. H. French
Osccor Kline
Ella McKinley
A. J. Hurst
Kansas City
Pandora’ Club
A. JM. Enffeld
Helen
Harry Roberts
Harold Masters
H. O. Giller
P. H. Kyneh
Walter Delaney
Church News
Trinity Brotherhood
Walnut St. Choir
Ist. Mark’s Singers
Baxters
KOTEX
Japan
Fowler Co
Nhipert
Leonardo de Vinci
Beau
R Rose
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