Waterloo member to attend international convention in Michigan
Mrs J F Balensiefer of 418 Walnut street sails to Mackinac Island to represent the Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club at the tenth annual international convention. Delegates from across the United States Canada and foreign countries will gather for roundtable discussions tennis and golf tournaments luncheons and performances including a pageant. Notable events include talks by national president Lenz Madein Phillips and a Rome founded club emblems breakfast. Fifty Michigan hostesses and over 2 000 delegates attend with state dinners and group banners observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Balensiefer
Walnut Street
Mackinac “Island
Mich
Waterloo
Chicago
Balenslefer
Balensiefer
United States
Canada
Michigan
Detroit Business Women's Club
Saginaw Club
Grand Rapids Club
Nations
Lenz Madesin -Phillips
Maria Castellani
Business and Professional Women's Club
Rome
Grand Rapids
Anna Harbor
Ethel A. McCormick
University of Michigan
Hudson Party Honors Rosemond and Bowen Visitors
In Hudson Virginia on July 4, Mr and Mrs A M Donnan and Mr and Mrs Smith Bowen hosted a party for 35 guests. Honorees were Mr and Mrs Phil Rosemond of Independence who wed two weeks ago and Ralph Bowen of Racine Wisconsin visiting his parents. Friends of Rosemond and Bowen’s classmates attended.
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Courier Special
Hudson
A, M. Donnan
Smith Bowen
Phil Rosemond
Independence
Ralph Bowen
Racine
Wis
Rosemondy
Harsom High
Bowen
Picnic Honors Mr and Mrs Howard in Waterloo Reception
Mr and Mrs William EB Howard, back from a month long honeymoon through the east and Canada, were honored at a picnic supper at Mrs J B Burd’s home 634 Allen Street. The Anteck club hosted. a silver rose was presented, and a poem by Mrs W W Simmons was read. Attendees included Mr and Mrs W P Edwards, Mr and Mrs F T Bennett and son Charles, Mr and Mrs W W Simmons and daughter Helen, Mr and Mrs B B Sippel, Mr and Mrs Charles Barrington and son Gorton, Miss Lula Moser, Miss Vera Geiger, and Miss Ruth McClain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William EB. Howard
Waterloo
East
Canada
Lula Moser
W. W. Simmions
W. P. Edwards
F. T. Bennett
Charles
W. W. Simmons
Helen
B. B. Sippel
Charles Barrington
Gorton
Lula ‘Moser
Vera Geiger
Ruth McClain
Sixteen Tables of Bridge at Sunnyside Club
Sixteen tables of bridge were played at Sunnyside Club yesterday afternoon with garden flowers as decorations. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. H. W. Fint, Mrs. Joseph Cowan, Mrs. B. Cropper, Mrs. Z. C. Menges, Mrs. James Foote and Mrs. L. W. Bryant. The next afternoon card party is scheduled for July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwynn Weston
James ‘Parrott
Sunnyside Country
H. W. Fint
Joseph Cowan
B.cropper
ZC. Menges
James Foote
L. W. Bryant
Two to Be Honored at Farewell Dinner
A dinner at Black's tearoom honors Miss Verene Lee who leaves for Los Angeles and Miss Marie Mahanke bound for Buffalo. Guests include Mrs. Edith Willard and many Bath Packing Co. office staff. Each guest will receive a gift and a party will follow. Mrs. Willard and numerous Misses attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verene Lee
Los Angeles
Cal
Marie Mahanke
Buffalo
Black's
Church Group Hears Indian Missionaries
Mrs. D. G. Lichty hosted the Missionary society of First Brethren church at her country home. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lichty spoke as missionaries in India and now on furlough in Waterloo. A short play featured Grace Sweitzer Pauline Allison and Wilma Lamb. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. George Strayer, Mrs. H. A. Smucker, and Mrs. W. Gates. Contest set for Aug 7 to boost circle memberships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. G. Lichty
Missionary Society
First Brethren Church
Dan Lichty
India
Waterloo
Grace Sweitzer
Pauline Alison
Wilma Lamb
George B. Strayer
Lauderdale
Fra
H. A. Smucker
Laverne
W. Gates
Temple Rebekah Officers Installed In Waterloo Lodge
The degree staff from Cedar Falls oversaw the installation of officers for four lodges at Waterloo I O F hall. Members named include Bessie Trapp as noble grand Blanche Robetske vice grand Pearl McBlke recording secretary Olive Walden financial secretary Margaret Peterson treasurer Alice Shirey warden Julia Kemler conductor Mattie Radcliffe musician Emma Cunningham inside guard Emma Fortsch outside guard Panta Clark right supporter to noble grand Cora Marshall left supporter to noble grand Helen Nauman right supporter to vice grand Edith Shirey left supporter to vice grand Picnie Dinner Mrs Harvey Knowles hosted a picnic for about 30 friends at her country home north of St Francis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo I
O. F. Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Noble Grand
Bessie Trapp
Blanche Robetske
Pearl Mc Blke
Olive Walden
Margaret Peterson
Alice Shirey
Julia Kemler
Mattie Radcliffe
Music Ten
Grane Elliott
Inside Guardian
Emma Cunningham
Emma Fortsch
Panta Clark
Cora Marshall
Vice Grand
Helen Nauman
Edith, Shirey
Hints in Beauty Care and Exercise Tips
A fragment from a period piece offers beauty advice for freckles and sun care, including hats, powders, and cold cream, plus home bleaches and a doctor’s prescription. It also includes a brief bust development exercise and notes on reducing fat tissue through game-like exercise, reflecting midcentury guidance.
Waterloo Observes Independence Day in Various Ways
Waterloo residents marked Independence Day with local events at Sunnyside Country Club hosting a 5:30 to 11 pm dinner for 260 reservations, garden-decorated tables, a children’s program with a fireworks demonstration, and dancing. Over 2000 attended a Fourth of July Sunday school and church picnic by Burton Avenue Baptist Church at Leland's pasture. Volunteers provided lemonade ice cream and coffee with baskets of food. the picnic committee included Ernest Williams Lewis Gates Harry Peterson and Oscar Armstrong. About 30 Waterlooans departed for Clear Lake to join the large Fourth of July celebration there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Leland's Pasture
Burton Avenue
Ernest Williams
Lewis Gates
Harry Peterson
Oscar Armstrong
Miss Verna Davis Weds Lester Hesse
Miss Verna Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs Prank Davis married Lester Hesse at 1 am in the bride parents home Waterloo Rev H Mueller officiated with Miss Ada Hoovler and Raymond Davis as attendants. They honeymoon in Wisconsin and will reside at 819 Hawthorne street Waterloo after July 8. Mr Hesse works at John Deere's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Davis
Prank Davis
Lester, Hesse
Waterloo
H. Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Ada Hoovler
Raymond Davis
Wisconsin
Hawthorne Street
Hessa
John Deere’s. En
West end 4th St brides and local notices mix
City in brief item mentions A M Hummel leaving for Los Angeles after a month visiting relatives, Mr and Mrs Richmond visiting Champaign, Rev J M Molloy named archdiocesan consultor, county recorder Eva Brebner filing instruments, Russell Sweltzer taking an accounting job in Kinsman, Lilian Shaffer seeking divorce, Dr Harland Apfel and family leaving for San Pedro, and a Christ church Ladies Guild rummage event with George Lichty at 403 Franklin St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hummel
Los Angeles
la Porta City
A.D. Richmond
Champaign
GO. Hummel
Harry
Colorado
J. M. Molloy
Sacred Heart Church
Archdiocesan
James J. Keane
Dubuque
Eva Brebner
Rochester
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Paul
Jefferson
Russell
Club Notes SR 1 8 meeting with Mrs Esher
The club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 3 o clock with Mrs Frank Esher at 111 Vine Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Esher
Vine Street
Sixty Attend St. Marys Card Party
Sixty participants formed fifteen tables of bridge and 500 yesterday at St. Marys sewing circle card party in the school hall. Prizes in 600 were won by Mrs. William Hi and Mrs. M. McDonough. bridge prizes went to Mrs. Nick Delagardel and Mrs. Louis Vollenwether. Miss Ann Lohner took the door prize. Committee in charge: Mrs. Louis Bals, Mrs. Matt Frost, Mrs. John Bach, and Mrs. Joseph Xurth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Willam Hi
M. McDonough
Hudson Mission Society Elects Officers at Annual Meet
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Brethren church elected officers: Mrs. G.S. Hogshead president, Mrs. Forest Byers vice president, Mrs. Charles Hook secretary, Mrs. F.J. Strayer treasurer. The society achieved a 100 percent rating on national goals for the year. A card party and bridge event will be hosted by Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at the K. G. Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Hudson
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
G.S. Hogshead
Forest Byers
Charles Hook
J. Strayer
Tomoorrow
K. G. Hell
Merobers
Gold Leaf Camp
Elva, Wannamaker
Ray Scribner
NESS elected president as Miller firm reorganizes
At the George B. Miller & Son Co annual meeting C J Ness was elected president succeeding George B Miller. Headford Vic Ness is headed to head the J Ness Pattern Co as vice president and Frank J Hadish secretary treasurer. The changes signal a near take over of the plant by Ness Headford and Hadish with Miller keeping a financial stake. The firm plans an aggressive push in agricultural implements and to issue more stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Miller 'S Bon Co
Westfield Avenue
Middlewest
Headford Vic
Oo. J. Ness
Home Park Boulevard
George B. Miller
George B. Miller & Son Co
Miller
Capi
Cunning For Wee Tot Pattern From Evening Courier
Adorable frock for a wee maiden printed in the Evening Courier pattern feature. Describes dotted swiss fabrics in blue and white, trim details, and adaptable designs with sizes 2 4 and 4. Includes yardage, simple instructions, and order details for 15 cents pattern plus 10 cents for fashion role. Mail to Courier Pattern Dept. New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Sardine and Cheese Appetizers and Tomato Stuffing
Recipe notes describe sardine and cream cheese spread on crackers with paprika, a stuffed tomato salad combining tuna or salmon, olives, onion, celery and mayonnaise, then a paprika garnish on lettuce. Also mentions a vanilla ice cream sauce with cherry syrup made from sugar water and cherries.
Stock figures and sale plans tied to factory fire aftermath
The report notes $200,000 in capital, with $51,580 in common and preferred stock. An additional $10,000 in common and preferred shares will be offered to fund expansion. George HB Miller & Co, once housed near Hinson Manufacturing, recalls a fire gutted the former factory, leaving only the brick foundry portion standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tal
Hadish
George HB
Miler & Gon . Co
Hinson Manufacturing Company
Porton
Students to Visit Park and Asylum
Four Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railroad buses chartered by natural science students of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls for expeditions Saturday July 13. One group will visit near Lamont under Prof CG Clark. another goes to the state hospital Independence. Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in K P hall the regular meeting of the Brotherhood of American Yeoman will be held. A bronze memorial honors Ghance an Midian who warned Jamestown settlers of the 1622 massacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern
Natural Science
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Backbone State Pate
Lamont
CG. C. Clark
State Hospital
Independence
A. P
K. P. Hall
Ghance
Jamestown
Witness in Murder Case Gives Bond
LeRoy Hawkins, held as a material witness in the Eva Manley murder case dated June 17, was released after posting a 61,000 bond. County Attorney J. W. Gwynne recommended reducing the original 3,900 bond, and the adjustment was approved. Claude Hoodman, another individual named in the report, is mentioned in the same context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Hawkins
Brain Test Answers From Jumbled Clues
Fragmented puzzle text hints at multiple choice answers with misread phrases. It mentions a near Brazilian place, Parcambuco, and a note about someone who has beaten someone since 1920. The garbled lines reference terror, fire, stairs, and a trap, hinting at a set of cryptic clues rather than a coherent article.
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Parcambuco
Bresil
Nes
Staira
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J. Balensiefer
Sunnyside Country Club
Gold Leaf
Partir
Ig Te Laas
E . Brotherhood
K. P. Hat
Royal Neighbors
K. c. Hall
Mrs. Howard
Sunnyside ‘Club
Temple Rebekah
Picnie
Harvey Knowles
St. Francis Hospital
Thii
Steve
F. B
Sue
B. Z
R. T
Clear Lake
Lester Hesse
West End
St Brides
F. Mod
Buchanan
Russel Sweltzer
Albert Sweitzer
Grant Avenue
Kinsman
Ariz
Commerce Department
University of Minnesota At
Lilian H. Shaffer
Arthur M. Shaffer
Ethel Aillian
Harland W. Apfel
Nancy
San Pedro
E. R. Moore
Apfel
G. W. Apfel
Shell Rock
St. Mary’s
Hudson Mission Society
C.J. Ness
GEO. B. Miller & Son
Ali
Bauermaans
Magnolia
Battle Creek Health Foods
Miss de Frene
Battle Creek
Holland Herring Milkers
George
Laterman’s
Park and Asylum
Lucky Tiger
Whyte-Fox
Barbera
Ucky Tiger
G. C. Kennedy
Pound
Tha’ Answer
CHASM
New York
Sweeney’s
Sweeney's
She Sweeney Company
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