Society in Review: Mrs Johnson to Join Iowa Inaugural Prep
Waterloo society figure Mrs B J Johnson receives appointment from Gov Hammill to join the Iowa presidential inaugural committee. She will attend a Des Moines meeting at 1 30 pm Thursday at the Savery Hotel. She sits among four from the Third district with W T Evans, A G Rigby, and George Van Derveer. Her club work includes the state board of the Iowa Federation of Womens Clubs and previous duties for Mrs Herbert Hoover.
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B. J. Johnson
Waterloo
Towa
Hammill
Johnson
Des Moines
Hotel Savery
Town Society of Washington to Hold Banquet
Iowa Society of Washington plans its first winter meeting at the Willard hotel on Feb 4. Guest of honor will be James W. Good former Cedar Rapids representative and manager for Hoover-Curtis. Earl W. Vincent will meet Iowa delegation. officers to be elected and a musical program plus dancing. Harry E. Hull cites growing membership and ongoing expansion of the society.
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Dy Emmett Dougherty
Courier Special Service
Washington, D.C
James W. Good
Cedar Rapids
Hoover-Curtis
Iowa Society of Washington
Willard Hotel
Washington
Earl W. Vincent
Ninth
Iowa
Green
Hawkeyes S
Lowa
Harry E. Hull
Immigration
Congress
Davenport
Romantic music study continues at L M I club luncheon
Mrs Oliver Stevenson and Mrs C J Langfeldt host the L M I club at Stevenson home 2521 Fourth Street West Avshidy leads a study of the romantic period in music. Musical numbers include Mendelssohn pieces performed by Mrs Glenn Smith, Mrs Fredy Miller, and others, with piano by Mrs Claude Bennett. The event features vocal and reading items, concluding with wedding march and a Schumann Fantaisie in G minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Stevenson
C. J. Langfeldt
L. M.I. Club
Stevenson
Fourth — Street West
Esson
Roy Shoemaker
Mendelssohn
Tindner
Behubert
Punke
Pinna
R. Hoxle
Glenn Smith
Fredy
Miller
Miss Ruth Briner Weds Paul Hall at Alamosa
Miss Ruth Briner of Waverly married Paul S Hall of Waterloo in a Saturday ceremony at Alamosa, where Hall teaches mechanical drawing at East High. The couple will reside in Waterloo.
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Miss Ruth
Briner
Waverly
Waterloo
Rutty Briner
John Briner
Paul. S. Hall
Alamosa
Hall
East High School
Cedar Falls Bride Weds Dike Man in Dike Church
Miss Othel Speers of Cedar Falls married Elmer Hansen of Dike Ia in a ceremony at Dike M E church conducted by Rev Betton. Speers, a junior college graduate from Iowa State, worked at a Cedar Falls cafe. Hansen, formerly with Grundy Oil, now farms near Dike.
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Othel Speers
C. J. Speers
Cedar Falls
Elmer Hansen
Neils Hansen
Dike
Betton
M.E
Iowa State College
Harsen
Grundy’ Oil, Company
Church Activities Dominate Local Notes At Multiple Churches
Alpha guild of First Presbyterian met at 2:30 PM at Mrs. C W Robertson 250 Prospect Ave for prayer and Bible study. Union Congregational plans a Wednesday 7 30 PM service at J B Johto s 1414 Fourteenth St. First Lutheran Girls Glee Club to perform this week at 8 PM in church parlors. Tri M class of Church of the Brethren met at Mrs Floyd Kough s 818 Washington St. Bandages prepared for American missions to lepers. March parent entertainment planned with attendance contest. Nineteen members of Mrs James Black s Sunday school class at First Presbyterian attended a dinner in Mrs Black s tearoom for Mrs Mary L Williston s 84th birthday. Brief business session held.
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Oo Ladies’ Social union—Universalist
Columbus Club
Michael Welah
Deborah Society
M. E Shureh
Fidelity Circle
C. H. Abbs
Pivision
Northminster Presbyterinn Ladies’ Aid Society
Waterloo
Masonic Temple
Elks Club
St. Mary's
First Lutheran Church
Alpha Guild
First Presbyterian Church
C. W. Robertson
Prospect Avenue
Union Congregational Church
J. B. Johto
Fourteenth . Street
First Lutheran ‘Church
Church of the Brethren
Floyd Kough
Washington Street
New, York
James Black
Presbyterian “Church
Black
Mary
L. Williston
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Cite Local Clubs
Club notes describe Pot Luck dinner at Black's Tearoom this evening followed by bridge at Mr and Mrs E M Towne 2115 Fourth Street West. Riviera club hosts at Riviera Tea Room with bunco prizes to Miss Nitelita Myers and Miss Florence Schmidt. W O M Bridge club honors Rose Teefy leaving for Mason City with gifts. Dirty Dozen boys club annual banquet at Black's Tearoom with theatre party. Ralph Ehrig and Harold Christiansen elected president and secretary. list of members given.
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Maurice Kirby
St. Albans Street
T. E. Faley
Frank Lasche
Fred Snyder
J. J. Kipp
Black's
Lucille
Ruth Gruener
Riviera Club
Riviera Tearoom
Bunco
Nitelita, Myers
Florence Schmidt
Rose, Teefy
Mason City
W. O. M. Bridge Club
Black
Dirty Dozen Boys'club
Ralph ,Ehrig
Harold Christiansen
Edward Doyle
Robert Howe
Everett Scott
Bert Lumry
Richard Gholson
John Hartleip
Edward Templeton
John Lawless
Dick Gross
Lewis Ferris
Hints in Beauty Care by Edeare at T Faining Froper Weight
The piece discusses ideal weight as a rough guide, noting frame and development affect weight. It suggests increasing weight through fats, starch, and sugar when digestion allows, with cautions for nervous-energy users. Advice covers creams, dairy fats, and balancing health while avoiding excessive dieting.
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Edeare
NT Forbes
Iowa U English Professor to Speak at Club
Prof. B. V. Crawford of the University of Iowa will address the Waterloo Woman's Club on Friday afternoon at the club house. The lecture, titled The Theatre in Sheridan's Time, traces theatre development from Sheridan's era to the mid-1800s and is hosted by the Literary department. A walking rehearsal of Sheridan's School for Scandal is set for February 15 at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
B. V. Crawford
University of Iowa
Waterloo Woman's Clubhouse
Crawford
School For Scandal
Marriage Rites Performed at Independence in Waterloo
Miss Marian Barlow and Keith Snellgrove wed at Independence with Rev J W Reed officiating. Snellgrove, of Cedar Falls, works at Woolverton Printing. couple to reside in Cedar Falls. Other items note bridge parties hosted by Mrs Lies and Miss Stolls, visitors’ parties, a birthday luncheon for Mrs Culligan, and a Waterloo Women’s Club board meeting plus a Federation of Women’s Clubs dinner with plans for February activities.
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Marian Barlow
Sarah Barlow
Gable Street
Waterloo
Keith Snellgrove
M. A. Snellgrove
Sycamore
Independence
J. W. Reed
M. E. Church
Snellgrove
Woolverton Printing Company
Cedar Falls
Federation Airets
Waterloo Federation
al Ey
Abw
Ackley High School preliminary declams and contests
Ackley Iowa January 29 preliminary declams at Ackley High School featured in three events. In oratorical Irene Coyle Eva Slater second Esther Althouse third. In dramatic Helen Coler first Ruth Prult second Josephine Althouse third. In humorous Marifa Pepperting first Kenneth McCord second Dorothy Brittell third.
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Courier Special Sérvice
Ackley
Irene. Coyle
Eva Slater
Esther Althouse
Helen Coler
Ruth Prult
Josephine Althouse
Marifa Pepperting
Kenneth McCord
Dorothy Brittell
Maharras Case Set for Supreme Court Argument
The 1927 murder conviction of Marie Maharras for drowning her 6 year old stepson Nick faces appeal before the Iowa Supreme Court in Des Moines on February 13. Attorney J T Sullivan argues for reversal or a new trial while Nell Garrett represents the state seeking continued confinement in the women's reformatory.
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Marie Maharras
Rockwell City
Nick
Supreme Court
Des Moines
J. T. Sullivan
Sullivan & Sullivan
Nell "Garrett
Enrollment Gains 105 in EF School District
Public schools report a second semester enrollment rise of 150 pupils under Superintendent Charles W Kane. Kindergarten entrants dominate gains with Hawthorne 18, Lincoln 14, Fiske 12, Roosevelt 12, others ranging 6 to 13. With 33 parents signifying intent to enroll later this week, total district enrollment reaches about 4,730.
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Charles W.kane
Hawthorne
Alcott
John Fiske
Grant
Princes Grout
Lafayette
Lincoln
McKinney
Roosevelt
Washington
Canapes and Dinner Biscuits From a byline recipe page
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century kitchen page describes making oyster canapes with toast rounds topped by ham and butter, baked three minutes then garnished with watercress or parsley, and a method for coddled eggs. It also outlines a milk biscuit recipe with flour, baking powder, salt, butter, and milk, rolled and cut, then baked 15 to 20 minutes.
Manchester Girl Weds T H Borland in Cairo Ceremony
Miss Virginia Carr of Manchester Indiana married T H Borland of London England in Cairo today. Ceremonies at the British consulate and St Marys Cathedral led to a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs R M Martin. They plan a Nile voyage and Luxor stay, with Mrs Carr remaining in Cairo until spring.
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Courier Special
Cairo
Egypt
Virginia Carr
Manchester
U.S. A
T. H Borland
London
England
St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Cathedral
T.H. Borland
Cait
Borland
American University
Beirut
Syria
Shell Oil Company
Near East
Gallipoli
Palestine
Snow Load Breaks Roof at Local Factory
Snow accumulated on the C. B. Baumgartner company building at 328 South Fifth Street caused the roof to collapse. The 40 by 140 foot factory, used for fuel and corn crib components, sustained about $1,500 in damage.
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Manchester
C. B. Baumgartner Company
South Fifth Street
Shafling Suspended from Ceiling Stirs Roof Debate
A fragment notes Shafling suspended from the ceiling with the north roof half reported past Tepsic, signaling structural concern. The terse line implies ongoing assessment or dispute over ceiling integrity and roof progress.
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Tepsic
Iowans Hurt When Bus Leaves Highway
Three Cedar Rapids residents among ten injured near Gallup New Mexico when a westbound yelloway bus skidded off the highway. George E. Walmer, 28, Cedar Rapids, suffered a broken back that may prove fatal. His wife had minor injuries and a nervous shock. F E Dusch, Cedar Rapids, also injured.
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Gallup
N. ML
Cedar Rapids
George E. Walmer
FE. J. Dusch
Machinery Set Up for C of C Drive for New Members
Preliminary machinery for the forward division movement of the Chamber of Commerce was set in motion today at a meeting between directors and representatives of the American City Bureau Chicago. A subcommittee was named to consider leadership personnel and will meet tonight to report to the board tomorrow noon at Hotel Russell-Lamson. The committee includes Jackson McCoy A L Lommel Howard Rath and Lester W Miller. The subcommittee will consider appointments for general chairman forward expansion vice chairman educational and activity fund chairs and personnel of prospects. Representatives from the American City Bureau William Davenport director and Roger Allbright assistant director both of Chicago assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber ‘of’ Commerce
American City Bureau
Chicago
The
Russell-Lamson
Jackson McCoy
A.L. Lommel
Howard Rath
Lester W. Miller
General Sales 'Army
William Davenport
Roger Allbright
Des Moines appoints new state investigator
Des Moines on January 29 announces Andrew McKay named a special investigator for the state’s executive council to succeed the late A L Clinite. The appointment aims to bolster the council’s oversight and investigation capacity.
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Des Moines
Andrew
McKay
Apectia
Executive Council
A. L. Clinite
Illiterate but wise dies at 91 in Knoxville Va
David Stittsworth, a 91 year old resident of Knoxville Virginia, died yesterday. Despite being unable to read or write, he accumulated 2 000 acres of land in Iowa. His life story highlights remarkable land ownership achieved without formal literacy.
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Knoxville
David Stittsworth
Iowa
Brain Test Answer Snags No. 340 Clues
A fragmented brain teaser page lists answer codes such as ta No 340 and diffs indicating solution steps. The readable text shows references to diffs sim and app ident with minor notation but no clear solution.
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Black's Tea.com
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Lydia Society
Hus
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Civil War Veterans Memorial Hall
B. BP
O. B
Business and Professional Woman's Club
A EB Johnson
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Ty M
G. B.S
Beneft
Roy Metsger
Maude Wright
Minnie Bellis
Thelma Cristol
Seler
Janette Berrec
Church News
Anna D
Iowa U
Nick Lies
Lafayette Street
Valentine
Louis Vollenwieder
Henry Schmitz
Andrew Salz
Richard Bartelt
Jack Bussy
Fred Fisher
N. J. Lies
Miss Stoits
Frances Stolls
Kern Street
Jack Zoller
Ora Richardson
Owel Hitchins
Bee Driscoll
Virginia Fish
Marjorie Gross
Carolyn Johnson
Minnlettaer
Norford
Ned
R. A. Merrill
James Culligan
Culligan
Business and Profesional Women's Club
A.E. Johnson
Maple Street
Mime
Jeanette
Serrec
Ackley H. S
Maharras
Siscoits
Obi
Chen
Wintin
Fani
Virginia. Cary
Lilla; Alford
MR. and
Mrs
Snow
Gray
J. R. Williams
Humphrey
Janette Serrec
Iowa Public Service Co
Waterloo, Iowa
Duss
M. C. AL
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Ake Key
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