Masses of spring flowers transform Mrs Bickley home for garden club fair
Waterloo Garden club hosted a large spring flora display with about 50 prize blooms judged for awards. An identification tabin intrigued guests as Mrs B W Schureman sang Se Sarian Rose Waltz with aid from Mrs Parron. A varied program included duets, solos, and a reading by Mrs Lane, with two hundred women in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duig
Cayt Bickley
Fairmland
Waterloo Garden Club
Scalor
B. W. Schureman
Robert Parron
Mmes
EB. Enderlein
Oliver Stevenson
YH. C. Wilbur
Claude Bennett
Denza
Aline Kilmer
Oscar Wilde
Will A. Lane
Fred J. Miller
Alice
Mary Blicbenstein
Margaret
Moore
L. A. Blicbenstein
Betty Young
Schubert
George Lichty
Mmes. R.w.,walic
Clinton Shockley
Nathan Barber
Two Summer Brides Receive Honors at Dinner Bridge
Vera Peck and Florence Timmerman honored at a dinner bridge in Black's tearoom and Walnut Court apartment, ahead of June weddings. Guests included Ruth Lumry, Lillian Hanson, Olive Trossem, and other local women. The setting featured yellow and lavender decor, bridal motifs, and house-shaped place cards. Gentlemen were not mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Peck
Marr
Fred Campagne
Florence Timmerman
Diner In Black
Walnut Court
Golda Long
Sarah McMahon
Ruth Lumry
Lillian ‘Hanson
Olive Trossem
Matian Davis
Naneem Davis
Daurice ‘Gaston
Neva Montgomery
Bernice Barlin
Margaret Fitzgerald
Sarah Story
Bonnelle Lyon
Grace Parker
Arna Sullivan
Nettle McKinnon
Captains Named in Women Campaign For Primary Vote
Mrs A B Lovejoy heads a Federation of Women’s Clubs campaign to mobilize voters for the upcoming Primary. A roster of captains includes Mrs Howard Rouse, T E Scott, Ray F Short, Clinton R Smith, and many others. Also noted are a East High breakfast at Sunnyside and a June 7 luncheon and bridge event at the same club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lovejoy
Federation of Women's Clubs’ Army
Mmes
Howard Rouse
T. E. .Scott
Ray F. Short
Clinton R. Smith
H. L. Wheelock
C. E. Thomberry
W. W. Warsaw
H. Abbs
W. W. Beal
Roger, Birdsall
M. N. Coontz
Marcus Cow
Ushaw
E. I. Dunkelberg
C. W. Ellyson
E. J. Cherney
PB. L. Friediey
HB. Glasener
Kirk Gross
FP. Janson
Henrietta Hit
Vinnie Howe
Howard
Willis Johnson
M. A. Kelly
W. ©. Kirkpatrick
F.C. Lifting
London
John McDonald
F. L. Maravis
Herman Caultier
J. Murtagh
P. H. Paule
H. M. Reed
Alice Wrkoff
Doris Wilds
Lucile O'Hagan
Elmer A. Wdunkelberg
Harry A. Dumnkelberg
OW. R. Sieg
Claude A. Clark
Sunnyside ‘Country Club
The Sacrifice Play by Brethren Church Youth
The Christian Endeavor youth group presents a three act missionary play The Sacrifice at the Hampton district conference Sunday and again June 10 17 at the local church and at Ivester and Garrison Interdales. Director Mrs Floyd Kough pianist Miss Trene Tisdale business manager Tom Thompson property director Lloyd Ringler costuming chair Mrs Lloyd Ringler cast includes Bob Martin Belden Saylor Jack Thompson William Miller Vernon Schrock Loretta Miller Irene Tisdale Frances Miller Lawrence Rulon Lelia Gnagy Verda Fike Carl Hamer Danilo Baker Glenn Sweltzer William Miller L Bronson Mary Bell Eloise Rocumar Miriam Strayer Gladys Sampson Florence Miller Agnes Fischer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton
Ivester and Garrison
Interdales
Floyd Kough
Trene Tisdale
Tom Thompson
Lloyd Ringler
Bob Martin
Belen Saylor
Jack Thompson
William Miller
Vernon Schrock
Loretta Miller
Irene Tisdale
Frances Miller
Lawrence Rulon
Lelia Gnagy
Verda Fike
Carl Hamer
Danilo Baker
Glenn Sweltzer
L. Bronson
Mary Bell
Eloise Rocumar
Miriam Strayer
Gladys Sampson
Florence Miller
Agnes Fischer
Teacher Who Will Wed This Month Tendered Gifts
Miss Mary Gilchrist sixth grade teacher at Washington school, who is to marry Howard W Holman in June, was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Miss Genevieve Holman and Miss Lillian Holmes at the Holman homestead. Attending were Misses Elsie Church Fern Oman Viola Nelson and Mesdames J A Brooks Edward Sandberg and E E Heskett. Guests received bridge favors and gifts were hidden with rhymes guiding the bride to them. A bouquet and blue tapers decorated the serving table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gilchrist
Washington School
Howard W. Holman
Genevieve Holman
Lillian Holmes
W. W. Holman
Elsie Church
Fern Oman
Viola Nelson
Mmes
J. A. Brooks
Edward Sandberg
E. E. Heskett
Choir Banquet Planned by First M. E. Church Choir
The First Methodist Episcopal Church choir and Sunday school orchestra plan a banquet tonight at Black's Tearoom for 40 covers. Karl Zellhoefer will sing, Miss Mildred Luce will play violin, and talks will be given by B. Butler and Dr. J. Arthur Young. A purple and yellow centerpiece color plan will be used, with arrangements by Mrs. John G. Wright and Miss Pauline Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Karl Zellhoefer
Mildred Luce
B. Butler
J. Arthur Young
John .G. Wright
Pauline Horton
Club Notes From Y A M and F O P Meetings
Mrs J J O Hearn hosted Y A M with honors for Mrs Thomas Landgraft and Mrs K M Knudsen. Picnic planned for two weeks at Washington Park Cedar Falls. Mrs George Jump hosted F O P with favors at 500 for Mrs Roy Hinman and Mrs Paul Bailey. Mrs M D Brown assisted. Mrs David Merriman to entertain in two weeks with Ms Charles Munger. Cedar Heights hosted luncheon for mother Mrs D A Garvin and aunt Mrs J P King with eleven members and five guests including Mrs Walter Harling and her son Don. Helen Beverly Wilkins and Vera Bittle attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. O'Hearn
Y. A. M. Bridge Club
Thomas Landgraft
K. M. Knudsen
Washington Park
Geder Falls
George Jump
F. O. P. Club
Roy Hinman
Paul
Bailey
M. D. Brown
David Merriman
Charles Munger
Cedar Heights
D. A. Garvin
J.P. King
Walter Harling
Don
Helen
Beverly Wilkins
Vera Bittle
Hints In Beauty Care For An Attractive Outfit
A beauty column suggests using a signature color to stand out at work. An advertising office example shows a woman enhancing looks with a blue suit and jade green accessories, improving perception and chances at advancement. It advises daily skin care, baths, and periodic epsom salt soaks, plus doctor approved diet tweaks to aid health and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imatance
Marbeth Bellis Honored at Bridge Party Thursday
Mrs O D Truda and sister Miss Christine Wilson entertained at the home of the former last evening in a bridge party honoring Miss Marbeth Bellis whose marriage to George Timm is to take place Thursday June 14. Guests wore orchid and yellow and were presented favors and gifts including a set of etched roseware pieces for the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Truda
Christine Wilson
Marbeth Bellis
George Timm
Jens Wilson
N. P. Hansen
A. A. Bellis
M. J. Brown
John Speicher
Tracy Pilsen
Hazel Stansbury
Inez Lund
Ielen Pfeffer
Ann Miller
Alice McElhinney
Laila Shauger
Iris Nelson
Ellowene Jensen
Jeannette Holbrook
Bridge
Speicher
Louise McGregor to Marry Clive Sniffen in June
Announcement of the wedding plans for Louise McGregor fifth grade teacher at Grant school vows to be exchanged with Clive Sniffen of Bristow Iowa in June. The event was revealed at a Shell Rock party hosted by Miss Mabel Jerda man and Miss Esther Washburn with gifts delivered by air mail and guests honored by Mrs Leah Wedeking and Miss Florence Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise McGregor
Grant School
Shell Rock
Mabel Jerdaman
Esther Washburn
Miss McGregor
Clive Sniffen
Bristow
Leah Wedeking
Florence Bowen
Jennie Washburn
Edith Jerolaman
Musical Program at St Marys Tonight at 8 P M
Auditorium of St Marys hosts a varied musical program with Amanda Grunewald Leah Subline and Mary Marinan among performers. The evening features glee clubs performing pieces from Lovely Night to A Worryin For You and several instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Tonight
St. Marr's Scinal
Tavitavion
Webber Ann Grunewald
Mary Marvnan Sousanna
Bors’ Glee Club
Ate Girls’ Glee Club
Ate
Henrice Bernard Lave Light
Derelelen Tesa
Rubinstein
Ann Grunewald
Leah
Evening Star
Ieee Voene Dames Eppies
Marian
Mary Marinan
Boys’ Glee Club
Recent Bride Honored at Neighborhood Gift Shower
Fourteen neighbors gathered at Mrs. G. L. Erickson’s home for a gift shower honoring Mrs. Lloyd Spear, formerly Miss Clara Kim, on the eve of her marriage. Garden flowers decorated the setting as a gift was presented to the bride. Guests included Mrs. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Bernard Crinigan, Mrs. J. Beckman, Mrs. L. J. Salz, Mrs. Joan Gemmet, Mrs. E. B. Wheeler, Mrs. Hert, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs. Fred Damge, Mrs. Axel Lindberg, Mrs. Anion Strom, Mrs. E. A. McLain, and Edward Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anion Strom
E. A. McLaine
Edward Douglas
Social bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Swain in Black's tea room
Mrs P H Swain hosted a bridge luncheon in Black's tea room with wild rose and taper decor. Guests included Mrs Wagner, Arthur Peterson, W H Buxton, Orla Miller, Schoel, Harold Masher, Perry Cowles, E L Truman, Claude Johnson, Louis Hecklinger, and James McMenimen. Favors were given and gifts presented to Mrs Mary Bruck before her two week departure to Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Swain
Black
Mrs. Swain
Mmes
F. H. Wagner
Arthur Peterson
W. H. Buxton
Orla Miller
GC. Tr. Schoel
Harold Masher
Perry Cowles
E. L.truman
Claude F
Montana Bridge Party Honors Mrs Hargrave Visitor
Mrs. Russ Hargrave of St. Regis visiting in the home of her brother M R Trunkey entertained with bridge last evening. Favors went to Mrs. Walter Lehredemper and Mrs. Will Herren. Luncheon served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Alice Pelton. Pelton to entertain again tonight in Black's Stearpunt with eight covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walden
Russ Hargrave
St. Regis
Mont
M. R.trunkey
Walter Lehredemper
Will Herren
Alice Pelton
Hargrave
Thief Steals From Hinkie and Ice Cream Owner
A burglar broke into Henry A. Hinkie’s apartment at 626 Sycamore Street and took four ten dollar bills from beneath a rug. Entry caused by breaking the door lock. Separately, thieves damaged John Robin’s ice cream shop at 705 Mobile Street and stole three and a half gallons of ice cream a jar of candy and a box of cones. Robin reported the theft to police at 4 43 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Hinkie
Sycamore Street
Hinkie
John Robin
Robin
Waterloo in Brief and Local Notices
A Waterloo City in Brief recaps memorial visits, travel departures, and health notes. Miss Hilda Pint spends Memorial day in Des Moines, J G Driemeyer sails to Salt Lake City, and Mrs Nick Schorle heads to Seattle for two months. Johanna Leister returns from Hollywood with stops in Salt Lake and Denver. Eva Brebner records 1444 legal instruments in May, with 6096 papers for 1928 to date. George Carson, observed in Mayo Clinic, expects to return next week. Myrtle Zwanziger plans a Stockton visit after a Chicago stay. A J Murray delivers a Scottish Rite lecture. Clerk of Courts notes 49 marriage licenses in May, up 10 from 1927. Mrs Crumrine visits Waterloo. Curtis Snyder reports a facial wound from a street attack. Harold Gadbois and Mrs Sager accompany a visit to Waverly. Rev Whiteside returns from South Dakota with junior college commencement news. Campaign solicitations urge votes for Henry Langmarthy and GOP support. Ads for a G A hake sale appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda M
Denver Street
Des Moines
J. G. Driemeyer
Lamson Bros. Tompant
Salt Lake City
Utah
Nick Schorle
Logan Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Johanna Leister
Third Street West
Hollywood
Cal
Salt Lake
Denver
Cale
Myrtle Zwanziger
Waterloo
Stockton
Chicago
Eva Sereud
Roy Shawn
A. J. Murray
Cedar Rapids
Scottish Rite Club
Black’s
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Dan Cupid
J. W. Thompson
G. H. Crumrine
Los Angeles
Lee Turner
Washburn
C. L Turner
J. E. Barrett
al Myers
Crumling
Sager
Login Avenue
Waverly Memorial Day
Sagers
William Greeliner
Harold Gadbois
L.A. Gadbois
St. Paul
Minn
Seventh and
Commercial Streets
Greene Man Settles Gun Embezzlement Case in Greene
A Greene man and a bar ber Ed Gibson reached a settlement over a larceny by embezzlement charge for a shotgun. McKeran deposited five dollars with the Greene marshal, Gibson was to return the gun and hunting jacket, and both paid half the costs. In other news, Congregational Ladies Aid met as John Christianson spoke of a Mexico trip, a Clarinet solo, Evelyn Erion and Robert Deards wed, and local licenses were issued to Deards Erion, Merrill-Rausch, and Dugan-Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Guy
Mr. O
Meeran
Greene
Ed Gibson
Ichurch
Flu‘ent
A. O. Ruste
Stella Miles
Helen Morrison
John Christianson
Mexico
Duncan Lampman
Deards-Erion
Evelyn Erion
Robert L.deards
Hughe
G. A.hess
Robert Lee Deards
Evelyn Georgia Erion
Charles City
Vern Merrill
Clara Rausch
Percy Dugan
Elizabeth Meyer
Albany Medical College Plans Rural Doctor Clearing House
Albany New York June 1 an initiative to curb the decline of rural physicians by creating a regional extension of medical practice. The plan aims to place young doctors in non urban areas and back them with post graduate opportunities to prevent stagnation and ensure timely medical care in countryside communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Albany Medical College
Altho
New York State
Matthias Nicol, Jr
New York
United States
Nicoll
Thomas Ordway
Dean Ordway
Tur
Meat Substitutes and Desserts From Old Recipe Notes
A collection of vintage kitchen directions detailing Rice with tomato cheese bake, Panned Kale as a greens option, and Dutch Cheesecake. The rice dish blends tomatoes cheese pepper onion and crumbs baked to brown, the kale uses butter milk and seasoning to create a creamy greens option, and the cheesecake combines cottage cheese eggs milk sugar flour nutmeg and pastry for a baked dessert.
Cottage and Auto Burn Amounted to $1000 Loss
Fire at 6 30 a m destroyed a cottage at 2839 Lafayette Street owned by George W Murray and a light sedan in a garage added to the cottage. Fire Chief Ray Tiller put damage at $1000 with the building insured for $350. Firemen cut 1500 feet of hose. Murray heard rats gnawing in walls last night and awoke to smoke this morning near the suspected spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Murray
Lafayette Street
Ray Tiller
Murray
Two Electric Line Franchises Sought for Rural Patrons
The board of railroad commissioners will hear petitions from Town Public Service for extending two farm lighting lines near Waterloo. One line runs 1.5 miles east of the city limits to serve farms along gravel highway one mile north of Independence avenue. the other extends 2 miles west from a point 0.5 miles north of Raymond on the Dewar Raymond road. Both lines would carry 2200 volts with step-down transformers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Town Public Service Company
Waterloo
Des Moines
Independence Avenue
Raymond
Dewar-Raymond Road
Hares and Hounds in Chase Tomorrow
City recreation groups plan a surprise hike tomorrow. Hares or roller skaters under Ann Fury will depart from the YWCA at 9 a.m. Hounds led by Mrs Thelma Isley depart at 9 30. Each chase ends with a surprise. Participants should bring lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recreation Department
Ann Fury
Thelma Isley
Brain Test Prompt Evaluation
A terse instruction commentary notes that no answer is required for this brain test. It invites trial runs on several people to see who pets the st.
Easy Certo Strawberry Jam Keeps Berries Whole
Learn a short boil method to make strawberry jam with Certo that preserves berry shape. Use two quarts of ripe berries, weigh two pounds, and alternate pressed berries with sugar in a large kettle. Add lemon juice, overnight rest, then a rolling boil, Certo, and quick wax seal for glossy jam.
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Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
C. Hal
P Hall
Walnut Street Baptist
Stanford Woodyard
Memorial Pall
East High ‘School
Sunnyside Country Club
O. W. Kline
Maude ‘Moles
M. E. Church
Beauty
Grant
George Smale
Sniaie
Mary Bruck
Andrew Peterson, Jrsig
Albert Adderman
Bruck
and Mines
Andrew Peterson
Albert Ad.’ German
Frank Finn
Joan Valentin
Washington
Cedar Rives Park
M Mldred Stunts
Jean Kimnnburgh
Hele McDonald
Gilchrist
Stuntz
Mary Helen Gare
S. J. Sturts
Randolph Street
Lioner OL Mobinson
Frank Robinson
Baltmore Street
Coremigny
Joseph J. Yates
Lin‘dell Moe
Dewar Methodist Church
Foliett
Ali
Fred Padgetts
Ruth Dunn
Tank Ralph
Mason City
Cherokee
Winona
Florence Bishop
Montana
Herbert Reed
Louise Palmer
Y. W. GA. Stall
Health Education Department
Leonard Laird
Bishop's Cafeteria
Firemen's Hall
Mystic Workers
Buchanan’s
Eva Brebner
George L. Carson
Kimball Avenue
Rochester
J. W. Whiteside
Free Methodist Church
Wessington Springs
Wessington Springs Junior College
Whiteside
Henry Cr. Langmarthy
Congress
Yoow
G. A. Hake
Agnes
Thomason iSawer Bho
SR Ec
Paris
Jenny
Madame Agnes
Grand Couture
Elgin
Parisienne
Madame Agnés
Modiste
Premet
Madame Jenny
Paris Grand Couture
Fessler & Coq
Bixby
Sarah Field
Sarah Field Splint
Department of Foods and Household Management
McCall's Magazine
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Inc
Bisescueseees
Namesstass
Venteeeeeebeke
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