Mrs Lichtenberger Honored At Black's Tearoom Luncheon
Mrs Arthur Lichtenberger returned from two years in China and was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Mrs R K Hall. Attendants included Mrs Jack Belensifer and several Misses, with Lichtenberger formerly Florence Tate and a Waterloo Public Library staffer before marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lichtenberger
China
R. K. Hall
Black
Jack Belensifer
Mary Allen
Dorothy Allen
Theresa Feyereisen
Selah Eikenberry
Ruth Gruener
Lorraine Hallowell
Lucille Stull
Ruth Fressie
Lichtenberger
Florence Tate
Waterloo Public Library
M. L. Tate
Christ Episcopal Church
Mrs Magee Celebrates 57th Birthday at Dunkerton
Eliza Magee of Dunkerton was surprised at home on her fifty seventh birthday as many family members attended. Present were most children including Earl Isabel and Alfred Magee, plus guests Gene Bartholomew Grace Bartholomew and others from Kansas City and nearby towns. Grandchildren Wayne and Wallace Gaddis also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Magee
Dunkerton
Lucy Boots
Flossie Magee
Kansas City
Earl Magee
Isabelle Magee
Tom Magee
Paul Magee
Martha Magee
Alfred Magee
Nogel Magee
Memper
Gene Bartholomew
Grace
Elmer Rechkemner
Frank Wheeler
Bert Bartholomew
Earl Canfield
Martha North- Tup
Faye Bartholomew
Mary Owen
Mary Jefferson
Clarence Miller
Jane Magee
Dorothy Cummings
James Higgins
Lowery City
Wayne
Wallace Gaddis
Merle Miller Honored With Wedding Date Announced
Tiny cards in individual cakes told guests at a party hosted by Mrs. K. B. Miller that Merle Miller, daughter of the hostess, will wed John Coulson on July 28 in Maria Til. Gifts, a two course lunch, and a nile green and pink color scheme highlighted the gathering. Also noted were guest lists, upcoming entertainments for the bride elect, and a farewell for Mrs. Hobart Compton who moves to Webster City. A picnic for St. John's Young People's club is set for Cedar River park at 6 30 p m Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. B. Miller
Merle Miller
John Coulson
Maria
Mmes. C. ‘L. Gremmels
Charles W. Kline
Helen Koester
Martha Gremmels
Lucile McQuilken
Janet McKenzie
Hattie Buettner
Norma Gaiser
Harriet’ Coulson
Fern Oman
Vera
Miss. McQuilken
Miss McKenzie
Black’s
Hobart
Compton
Black
Waterloo
Webster City
A. E. Bross
George Coutts
Katherine Hicker
St. John’s Young People’s Club
Cedar River Park
Club Notes and Luncheon Plans Across Groups
Bridge club met for a picnic luncheon at Mrs. W. Chepman's home with committee members Mrs. Robert Knox and Mrs. Charles Howe arranging. Kum-Chat-Awhile Club plans a luncheon tomorrow at Mrs. A. P. Smith's home. P. O. P. club schedules a picnic tomorrow at Electric park. Faithful Workers meet tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. A. H. Buehner's home. Columbus club hosted by Mrs. John Mulvey yesterday. favors were given to Mrs. Hurley, Mrs. Youngbiut, and Mrs. Kruse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
W. Chepman
Robert Knox
Charles Howe
A. P. Smith
P. O. P. Club
Electric Park
A. H. Buehner
John Mulvey
Columbus Club
James Hurley
Margaret Youngbiut
Anna Kruse
Local Picnic Gatherings At Cedar River Park And Nearby Venues
A string of community picnics and social events is listed across Electric Park Mystic Workers Water loo I O F hall and nearby venues. Notable groups include First Baptist Sunday School Byrnes Park East Park Aid Society Kum Chat Awhile luncheon B O A club and St John s Young People s club with multiple W C T U and Blue Triangle league gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majel Guild
Electric Park
A. J. Rodenhaver
Mystic Workers
Waterloo
I. O
F. Hall
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
Cedar River Park
First Baptist
Byrnes Park
B. O. & Club
Armour Bartholomew
East Park
Rev Marion Flint Speaks to W C T U Branch
Rev Marion Flint pastor of Burton Avenue Baptist church spoke at Willard hall to a W C T U meeting on the threefold nature of men and the need to keep oneself pure. He urged balance among physical moral and spiritual aspects and called for removal of liquor through legislative authority while promoting gospel appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
Colorado Mountains
Mary Jane Philpot
Philpot
Jeanette Mann
National
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
J. W. St. John
J. E. Davis
Ira Chesterman
Nora Croy
A. I. Woodring
F. J. Highmey
F. F. Yapp
Church and parish gatherings advertised for tomorrow
Church news lists multiple events: First Methodist Home department meets at 2 pm at Mrs. Martin Burke 1114 Washington for quarterly business and lesson study. Plymouth Congregational holds annual picnic tomorrow at Cedar River park with Sunday school entertainment and supper. Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood hosts annual Cedar River park outing with speaker C W Kirkpatrick on The Value of a Dollar and refreshments by O M Schaefer L W Steege and L J Maring. Hast Park Presbyterian Aid Society meets Thursday at 2 39 pm at Mrs William Stanford's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Martin Burke
Washington Street
Plymouth Congregational Church
Cedar River Park
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Trinity American Lutheran Brotherhood
O. M. Schaefer
L. W. Steege
L. J. Maring
Aid Society of
Hast Park Presbyterian Church
Wiliam Stanford
Hints in Beauty Care Diet and Skin Cleansing Regimen
A youth carefully outlines a ten week diet to improve blotchy skin. Breakfast includes boiled egg and buttered toast with coffee. lunch features a large lettuce salad and fruit or vegetables with dressing. dinner is a light broth meal with boiled vegetables and mayonnaise. Emphasis on water intake, cold creams, and cleansing, plus a claim that skin cleared in two weeks. The note also advises removing refined starch and suggests sulfur powder for outbreaks, with a target weight for an 18 year old female of five feet four inches to be 110 to 115 pounds.
Waterlo o Evening Courier Patterns
Pattern order notice from Waterloo Evening Courier details up-to-date fashion patterns for dresses with guimpe, sizes 4, 10, 12, 14 years, fabric yardage, and mailing instructions including price 1c silver or stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Madras
B P W Club State Magazine Off the Press
The July issue of the Iowa Business Woman official quarterly magazine debuts in Waterloo under state president Mrs Elizabeth Kenney. Edited by Maddie Hombs with Callie Wieder as assistant editor, it features officers and committees, a message from the incoming president, a Fort Dodge convention address, and reviews of the Waterloo loan fund, club news, editorials, poetry, and illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Business Woman
State Federation of Business & Professional Women's Clubs
Waterloo
Elizabeth Kenney
Maddie Hombs
Callie Wieder
Bess Nichols
Beatrice Reichert
Lillian van Buskirk
Fort Dodge
W. W.warsaw
Waterloo Educational Loan — Trust Fund
Norris McBride Nuptials Read at Independence
Dorothy E. McBride and Thomas T. Norris were married at the bride’s parents’ home in Independence at 9:30 AM on Sunday. The ceremony was led by Dr. Walter Barlow of Dubuque. Guests were close relatives and friends. the couple plans a September 1 home in New Hampton after a lakes trip. Dinner caters for 50 at Sunnyside Country Club this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Independence
Dorothy E. McBride
Thomas T. Norris
Walter Barlow
Dubuque
First Presbyterian Church
Harry E. McBride
University of Iowa
State University
Alpha, Delta Pi Sorority
Iowa City
Florida
Coral Gables
Martha Norris
Manchester
Sigma Nu _ fraternity
la Porte City
New Hampton
Iowa Lakes
Miss Richardson Hostess at Party for Miss Schmidt
Miss Mildred Richardson hosted a shower for Miss Deal Schmidt at Mrs. Russell Peterson’s home. The event featured garden flowers, games, and favors for Clara Demuth and Dorothy Hemmer. Attendees included Mrs. M. Thompson, Anna Winder, Marie Klein, Evelyn Klein, Lois Whiteside, Lilian Funfsin, and Eleanor Funfsin. Schmidt’s July 19 marriage to Ray Nemmers was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Richardson
Russell Peterson
Deal Schmidt
Ray Nemmers
Bunce
Clara Demuth
Dorothy Hemmer
M. Thompson
Anna Winder
Marie Klein
Evelyn Klein
Lois Whiteside
Lilian Funfsin
Eleanor Funfsin
Schmidt
Francis Pecatnibe
Washurn
Plaza Theatre to Be Enlarged and Remodeled
John G. Miller Construction begins enlargement of the Plaza Theatre to 50 feet wide with 16 extra rear feet. Stage depth increases eight feet, new fly loft, six dressing rooms, extended orchestra pit, 18 scenery sets from Danziah New York for 8200, remote Major switchboard, 48000 watt lighting on dimmers, six week project with one week closure in August. Alexander Frank of Frank Amusement Co. announces broader remodeling plans for Rialto and more details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Theatre
John G. Miller Construction Company
Alexander Frank
Frank Amusement Company
Plaza
Frank
Rialto Theatre
Waterloo House
Danziah
New York
Channon Company
Chicago
City in Brief items on travel and notices
Local brief lists several residents and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Drummond heading to New York, Mrs. W. J. Young and Mrs. Julia Dumont visiting family, and Miss Avis Bluhm and Miss Lucille Knouff planning a Colorado Salt Lake Yellowstone trip. Also notes outings to Ely Minnesota and Whitefish Lake, Missouri operation in Kansas City, a lecture by Goldie Cook, booster and meditation events, a mortgaged auto arrest for Arthur Kollman, and funeral attendance by Mrs. Oscar Scherer and Mrs. J. F. Wilson at the Webber home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis Bluhm
Cutler Street
Lucille Knouff
Edwards Street
Colorado
Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Oscar Scherer
Chicago
J. F. Wilson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nicholas Webber
Franklin Street
Iowa
Divorce Suit Filed by Ruby Thompson in Des Moines
Ruby Thompson filed for divorce from Ray Thompson alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. They wed at Waverly Ia Dec 11 1902. She seeks $500 alimony and the household furniture while visiting at the Webber home with their child Billy and H F Wild and Mrs Ashley Niles in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Wild
Ashley Niles
Billy
Des Moines
Webber Home
Ruby Thompson
Ray Thompson
Waverly
Sioux City Vote Defeats Fair Grounds Purchase
In Sioux City Iowa a special election resulted in a 3 to 1 defeat of a proposal to buy the Interstate fair grounds for 165000 dollars. The measure sought city ownership of the property following a time of debate among local officials and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
SiouxCity
Iowa club leader Schermerhorn dies in Glens Falls
Des Moines reports the death of KF Schermerhorn, past president of the Iowa Wellesley club and a prominent figure in town women’s clubs and G.A.B. circles. She died at her parents’ home in Glens Falls, New York, learned last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
KF. Schermerhorn
Iowa Wellesley Club
Town Women's Club
G. A.B
Glens Falls
Royal Neighbors Camp Hosts Card Party Friday
Royal Neighbors Gold Leaf camp plans a Friday afternoon card party in Rof hall with Mrs Herbert Lawless and Mrs Roy Hamilton in charge. Mrs Ray Scribner and committee will serve refreshments. The camp will adopt new members in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Gold Leaf Camp
Hall
Herbert Lawless
Roy Hamilton
Ray Scribner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Magee
Wapsie River
Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenters’ Hall
Paul Penne
M. B
Moose Hall
Mines
Charles Burbank
Pearl Fills
Harry Blank
L. EB. Hileman
Davenport
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
B. & P. W. Club State Magazine
Norris-McBride
Sunnyside Country Club
Miss Richardson
Miss Schmidt
Memorial I
Lynn Eddy
H. A. Heverly
Margaret Pullen
S. F. Heverly
C. D. O'Harrow
Dorothy Leonard
Robert Covert
St. John's Sewing Circle
Mmes
George Smale
Willard Wood
Jane Wade
Grace van Arnum
Frank Weller
Yeomen
Rowena Circle
Floyd Cushman
K. of P. Hall
Madeline Otto
Ankeny Street
E. J. Moran
O. A. Moberly
Waterloo I. 0
QO. F. Hall
Legion Auxiliary
Rialto
Buchanan
Andrew Drummond
Oak Avenue
Ae York
W. J. Young
San Francisco
Cal
Julia Dumont
Anamosa
Z. H. Headford
Fourth Street West
G. E. Barker
Red Wing
Minn
H. A. Boysen
Park Drive
Joe Burgey
St. Louis
White Fish Lake
George L. Hoxmeier
Lansing
Henry E. Nemmers
Cottage Street
Mr. Hoxmeier
Robert Johnson
Third Avenue West
Ivan R. Powers
Riverside Drive
Ely
N. E. Lyon
Frances
Minneapolis
W. W. Todd
Lincoln Street
Miss Lyon
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Goldie Cook
Cedar Rapids
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
Booster Club
Cook
H & M Chevrolet Co
Arthur Kollman
Mason City
North Liberty
Frank Robinson
Kollman
Delhi
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
E. 9Th St
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Dept
G-2
Locust St
Good Housekeeping Institute
U.S
United States Rubber Company
Adams Paper & Specialties CO
IGHER
Bishop’s
Bishop
Ellis
Paners
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