Temple Rebekah and Odd Fellows Install Officers
Joint ceremonies stage new officers for Black Hawke lodge No. 72 I O O F and Temple Rebekah before 400 members. Officers include Mrs Christena Rauth as noble grand and J W Fortsch as noble grand of the Odd Fellows. Maurine Dee guests at steak roast. Rowena Edwards marks first birthday. W I C all day thimblebee to tie comfort and quilt in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawke Lodge
No. 72
Temple Rebekah
Hudson Lodge
C. Ls. Peterson
Verna Hogshead
Fanny Clark
Noble Branch
The
Rebekahs
Gladys Nelson
Sylvia Brown Malefan
Margaret Shirey
Odq
J. W. Fortsch
Noble Grand
H.W. Conrad
J. F. Reed
H. A. Smith
William Cummings
Axle Hansen
Charles Romer
W. D. Price
Church Notes Honor Guest Among Local Groups
Mrs. Hattie Borden, former Women’s Bible class teacher at St. Paul’s M E, will be the honored guest at tomorrow’s meeting with Mrs. James Peek hosting at her daughter’s home. Universalist Ladies’ Social Union holds final session before vacation at parish house noon Wednesday with Mrs. C C Kohegen and Mrs. G O Rolling as hostesses. Woman’s Home Missionary Society of St Paul’s meets tonight at Mrs. James Smith’s home led by Bertha Stover. Northminster Presbyterian auxiliary meets 2 40 Wednesday afternoon in parish rooms. Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild gathers 2 PM Wednesday in church parlors. full membership urged for important business. Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian aid society meets 2 30 Thursday at Mrs. J G Kingsland’s home with division one contributions. St Mark’s Episcopal parish picnic at Byrnes Park Friday for parish families. bring picnic items and china for 6 20 supper. program planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Borden
St. Paul's M. E. Church
James Peek
Tess
W. A. Borden
Universalist Ladies' Social Union
C. C. Kohegen
G. O. Rolling
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
St. Paul's Church
James Smith
Bertha. Stover
W. A. Steinke
Albert Sieglart
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Aid Society
Cedar Heights Community
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Byrnes Park
Bessie Foster and Maynard Evans Married at First Brethren Church
Bessie Foster and Maynard Evans were married Saturday at 3 30 pm in the parsonage of First Brethren church with Rev A D Cashman officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs B Peterson, sister of the bride. Mrs Evans is daughter of Mr and Mrs C O Foster of 227 State Street and a East High School graduate who worked at Bath Packing. Mr Evans is son of Lawrence Maynard and connected with Jirka Dairy. The couple reside at 1325 Sreamore Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Foster
Maynard Evans
First Brethren Church
A. D. Cashman
B. Peterson
Peterson
Evans
C. QO. Foster
State Street
East High School
Bath Packing Company
Lawrence Maynard
Jirka Dairy
Sreamore Street
Beauty Chats and At-Home Beauty Advice
A reader advises daily warm baths and exercise for clear skin and a balanced diet with greens to reduce oiliness. Tonic scalp massage is recommended, with tips on applying pilocarpine tonic and using eggs for dandruff removal. Tennis is noted as slimming, while electric needle hair removal warns about scarring and the need for a skilled practitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeters
Trene S
Tharaiy
Bootsie
Side Talks on Jane and the New Car Obsession
Neighbors display a newly bought car replacing a two year old flivver. Jane praises the new vehicle while her husband David worries about cost and club demands. The piece explores desire, ambition, and the strain of providing for a beloved spouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Navid
David
Rotary Ladies Night at Sunnyside Country Club
The Waterloo Rotary club hosted a ladies night with 238 guests at Sunnyside Country Club. Twenty three Rotarians from Eldora attended with spouses, Bruce Gates opened the event, Howard Moffitt presided, and music included vocal and instrumental solos followed by dance. The gathering was part of a series to foster fellowship with upcoming inter-club programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rotary Club
Sunnyside Country Club
Ealdora
Bruce Gates
Howard Moffit
Eldora Club
Eldora Herald
J.C. Boyd
Varnell King
Gilman Wisner
Harry Moser
Waerlon Club
Independence Club
Independence
Prenuptial Shower Honors Nitella Myers of Indianapolis
Miss Nitella Myers and Leo De Botkin plan a August wedding in Indianapolis. A bridal shower at 117 Harrison street featured a mock wedding and games with Miss Buckner as bride and other participants. The event used pink and white decor with wedding bells, and several future gatherings were planned at various hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitella Myers
Leo de Botkin
Indianapolis
Ind
Hazel Stansbury
Irene Hill
Harrison Street
Florence Beckner
Bernica Scroggy
Bridge Party Honors Portland Guest Miss Nichols
Miss Nelia Litchfield hosted an informal bridge gathering at her home Monday afternoon to compliment Miss Margaret Nichols of Portland Oregon who is visiting. Miss Ransa Bodholt won high score. The Cedar Review No 37 plans a thimblebas for members and friends Wednesday at 2 20 in LO O 3 half west with regular review in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine Dee
Rochester
Minn
Helen Kay O'Toole
Grant Highway
Dee
Miss O'Toole
Chicago
St. Joseph‘s Hospital
Nelia Litchfield
Margaret Nichols
Portland
Ore
Ransa Bodholt
Cedar Review
LO. O
Dickens Club Picnic Plans For August Outings
Dickens Club held a picnic at Cedar Walls bathing beach yesterday and outlined similar outings set for August 3 at Independence and August 18 at Cedar Falls Golf Club grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens Club
Cedar Walls
Independence
Cedar Falls Golf Club
Waterloo Refuses Bill for Manchester Flood Aid
Waterloo city officials including City Clerk Charles C. MacKay announced there will be no charge for the water department hose loan to Manchester during the potable water shortage after the recent flood. The response followed Manchester’s mayor thanking Waterloo and requesting reimbursement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Manchester
Charles C. MacKay
Waterloo Fire Department
MacKay
Mantehester
County Board To Open Bids For Coal Friday
County supervisors will open bids Friday for supplying coal to county institutions this coming winter. About 800 tons are to be purchased under contract. Last year 61 percent of tonnage went to county homes, courthouse and jail, detention hospital, and aid to the poor. Ackley infant dies at Ta. Marving Francis Johnson, born Nov 7 1923, died after a brief illness. Surviving parents a sister and four brothers. Burial at Clarinda beside a previously died brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisory
Cedar, Falls
Hudson
Ackley Inpant
Ackley
Marving Francis Johnson
Ira Johnson
Clarinda
Also Mentioned on This Page
Temple Rebekah and
Odd Fellows
James Edwards
Cedar Heights
Rowena Margaret Edwards
Andrew Fedderson
Alice Strambren
Davenport
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Church News
Woman's Auxiliary
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Cian
Bridge Club
Rotary Club
Y. M. C G. A. Bldg
Rumford
Kotex
Sunbeam
Phoenix
Housewares Dept
Foulard
Mildred Hoffman
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