Picnics and Dinners Replace Meetings Next Week
Several organizations plan outdoor gatherings to replace regular meetings next week. City Federation of Women’s Clubs hosts a dinner at Hole Russell-Lamson. U G T auxiliary luncheon Thursday. Business and Professional Women’s Club picnic Tuesday at 6 50 with Mrs. Richard Lowe in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation’ of Women's Clubs
Hole Russell-Lamson
Richard Lowe
Quota Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
W. F. Higgins
Sans Souci
Blue
Triangle League
Gael Club
Cedar Falls Bathing Beach
B. Becker
Dickens Club
Becker Chapter
E. S
McConeky Teeter Marriage Read at Morning Rites
Miss Blanche McConeky daughter of Mr and Mrs John McConeky Manson Iowa united in marriage to Clare Teeter son of Mr and Mrs Fred Teeter Waterloo at St Joan s church conducted by Rev Father N J Lentz The ceremony featured a wedding march and hymns sung by Mrs Joseph Averill with Miss Della Trilz at the organ A pink and white crepe dress with pink roses and swainsona bouquet worn by the bride Attendant Miss Florence McConeky wore a yellow georgette dress The couple hosted a 10 o clock breakfast for 20 guests at Hotel President They planned a motor trip through Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin and will reside at 15 Archer Avenue after July 3 Both families noted their graduates in local schools and the contracting business connection for the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche McConeky
John McConeky
Manson
Clare Teeter
Fred Teeter
Waterloo
St. Joan’s Church
N. J. Lentz
Della Trilz
Joseph Averill
Florence McConeky
Ohfford Beeson
Teeter
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Archer Avenue
Manson High School
Iowa State Teachers College
East High School
O. E. S Picnic Set for June 26 at Electric Park
Waterloo chapter O E S plans a family picnic in Electric Park on Wednesday June 26 with six members to be initiated under Mrs Roy Metagar. Refreshments served by several members. pink and white peonies decorate tables and meetings will be discontinued until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Masonic Hall
Waterloo
Lows Stokte
George Miller
George McChane
J. H. Tucker
W. C. Wright
Roy Metagar
Pail Carson
HK. W. ,Walker
Harry Humme
H.J. Hostetler
M. J. O'Keefe
Cedar River
Washington, D. C
Nettie Blenis
A. R. Lovejny
Club Meetings for Next Week
A packed schedule lists Dickens club Cedar Fells picnic and several card, bridge, and lodge events across Waterloo. Notables include Miss Rose Loban at J D club and Mrs Floyd Gibson at I B S, plus Miss Wilma Fortsch traveling for graduation in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens Club
Cedar Fells
Quota Club
W. F Higgins
City Federation of Women's Club
Russell Lameon
J. D
Rose Loban
P. L. Club
Floyd Stoyles
Mi Jo
Tumeheon
Prosperity Inn
Gertrude Colentine
C_ hall
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Wwaterloo
Hall
T. K. Bridge Club
R. BE. Patterson
King's Daughters
Woman's Benefit
Association
K. &. Hall
W. B.A
Hints on Cold Cream Making and Skin Care
Practical guide on cold cream recipes using wax spermaceti and mineral oil with rose water and perfumed oil. Notes on boosting whiteness with borax, substitutions for olive oil, and cautions about skin conditions and antiseptic treatments for pimples and blackheads.
Bridge party benefits Rosary society with multiple prize winners
Fifteen tables filled for a Rosary society bridge and 500 card party at St. Joseph's school auditorium. Prizes went to Miss N Talty and Mrs. Pat Townsend for bridge, Mrs John Gashman and Mrs George Moothart for 500, with special prize to Mrs Nick Robert. Rows of notes mention forthcoming picnics and meetings at various hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Church
N. Talty
Pat Townsend
John Cgashman
George Moothart
Nick Robert
J. H. Smith
Lucile Hanson Weds C Gobel in Waterloo Ceremony
Miss Lucile Hanson of Waterloo married Clifford Gobel of Litchfield Minnesota at United Brethren parsonage with Rev W Main officiating. Guests included numerous Cedar Falls and Waterloo residents. They plan a July 1 home at 219 Lafayette street after a motor honeymoon to Stewart Litchfield and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucile Hanson
Waterloo
Clifford Gobel
Litchfield
Minn
United Brethren Parsonage
W. Main
Herold Smith
Corlandt Street
Esther Rodgers
Gordon Faye
Harold Smith
Harry Sliglin
Cedar Falls
Herbert Jacobs
Allison
Mike Farrell
Charles City
Will Weiss
Carl
Nashup
Court Jacobs
HE. A. Jacobs
Clarksville
Gobel
East High School
W R C Plans June 26 Homecoming And June 28 Memorial Service
Members of the Women's Relief Corps held a meeting at Memorial hall to arrange a June 26 homecoming and a June 28 memorial service to decorate the graves of deceased members. A birthday dinner was planned, and Miss Elizabeth Billings led a Flag Day observance with songs and readings. Visitors included Mrs. Mary Brant and Mrs. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Useir
Memorial Hall
Elizabeth Billings
America
Marian Attze
C. O. Ghesterman
Marian Butsch
Herbert Lawless
Virginia Burton
Jean Lawless
Mary Brant
Belle Plain
Jones
New Hartford
Paul Kindig Weds Des Moines Girl
The marriage of Miss Ethel Deltrick of Des Moines and Paul E. Kindig of Waterloo occurred at 4 p.m. at the bride’s home in Des Moines, performed by Rev. Ernest Mounsey. The couple will reside at 1008 Grant Avenue, Waterloo, after a honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Deltrick
Des Moines
Paul £. Kindig
Waterloo
Ernest Mounsey
Helen Deltrick
Laouise Collins
Kindig
Cecil Wilkerson
Hanteymoon
Grant Avenue
Harvey Deltrick
Mes Moines
Iowa State Teachers College
H. D. Hindle
Lafayette Street
East High School
Stewart- Simmons Company
Chicago Writer to Visit Waterloo for Double Header
Charles J. Nevada Jr a Chicago Tribune sports staff member and polo expert will visit Waterloo for a double header between Waterloo and Moline. He plans to return to Chicago after the event then to Wheeling West Virginia for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Nevada, Jr
Chicago Tribune
Waterloo
Nevada
Duke University
Des Moines
Moline
Chicago
Wheeling
W. Va
June Weddings Highlight Northeastern Iowa Union
A flurry of June marriages in northeastern Iowa links brides from Vinton Cedar Falls and Decorah to grooms from Vin ton Marquette and Newton. Ceremonies occur at the Little Brown Church Nashua Elkader and Hanov er with multiple couples planning homes in Iowa City Chicago Decorah and Detroit.
City in Brief notes on local visits and events
Local column lists residents returning from Des Moines and trips to Los Angeles and St Paul. Enlistment of Lawrence W. Shipp in U S Army for three years on the coast artillery in Hawaii. Incorp papers for Big Rock Telephone Co renewed with capital of 2520 dollars. Fire alarm false at 112 Franklin street. Community notices include church services and visitors from Cedar Falls and Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W. Shipp
Lena Brand
Albany Street
U. S. Army
Coast Artillery
Hawaiian Islands
Anna M. Demmel
West High School
Third Avenue West
Allen Memorial Hospital
Franklin Street
Matrices Welsh
Waterloo
Cedar Falls & Northern Railroad
International Convention of
Mexico City
Mexico
Welsh
el Paso
Tex
Sam Ltumbill
Hudson
Presbyterian Hospital
Ben Miller
Willard Avenue
The Child's First School Is the Family
The National Kindergarten Association tests home education as a first school. West Fortlern Street, New York City, is cited. articles appear weekly in the Evening Courier columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froehel
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortlern Street
New York City
Evening Courier
Is Punishment Training for Children
Mary Starck Kerr argues punishment harms training and favors structured home life. A friend suggests fencing the yard and providing activities to keep a child at home, while Meisberger notes kindergarten eases the transition from home to school and reinforces learning through guided play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Starck Kerr
Moninger on leave for Chicago postgraduate study
Miss Mary Louise Moninger, a family case worker at the Waterloo Social Welfare League, has been granted a 16 weeks leave of absence to pursue postgraduate work in the School of Social Service at the University of Chicago this summer. She departs today for Chicago, accompanied by Miss Bernardine Striegel, a public health nurse. In Athens, Greeks oppose Italy’s plan to separate the Orthodox church in the 12 Dodekanese Islands from the ecumenical patriarchate and form it into a self governing church, provoking protests from Dodekanese residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Campbell
Mary Louise Moninger
Waterloo Social Welfare League
School of Social Service
University of Chicago
Monimker
Chicago
Bernardine Striegel
Dodekanese Islands
Italy
Eccumenical Patriarchate
Athens
Brain Test Answer Clue List Shows Directional Hints
The fragment presents a puzzle answer key with numbered items. It notes directions left forward and right back, plus entries labeled Original and Origi nal, suggesting alignment or spacing quirks in a word game.
Durant Motors Executive Sees Strong Iowa Roads and Markets
H. J. Shorter, Durant Motor Sales assistant general sales manager, touring Iowa from Detroit, praises the state’s roads and forthcoming highway programs. He notes robust auto demand, compares cars to necessities, and highlights a new four speed transmission as a key Durant upgrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durant Motor Sales
Iowa Roads
Iowa
H. J. Shorter
Durant Motor Company
Detroit
Mich
Waterloo
Towa
Shorter
Dunlap Motor Company
Durant Cars
Kiwanis and Rotary Club Programs and Plans
Kiwanis guest Earl Peek of Marshalltown Electric will discuss Industrial Co Operation at the Tuesday lunch in Hotel Russell Lamson. Waterloo Rotary hides a secret entertainment for Monday noon at Hotel Russell Lamson with no meeting June 24 due to the spring festival. Optimist George Pike will speak at the hotel President Tuesday, as five members depart for Tulsa for the Optimist International convention Wednesday through Saturday. Lions plan a Cedar Heights chicken dinner and outing on the Patterson estate next Thursday after a postponement due to bad weather. Men’s Club drops the speaking program for a business meeting Monday at 6 15 and will resume dinner in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paolo
Mack
Cincinnati-Waterloo
Crosley Air Xpress
Crosley Radio
Cincinnati
Chapman Field
Iowa
Dave Baker
Midwest Airways
W. J. Decker
Standard Battery & Electric Co
John Hanson
Hanson
Powel Crosley
Crosley Company
R.H. Llewellyn
Cedar Falls
J. G. Esser
The
Standard
Baker and Decker
Waterloo
Midwest
Aurora
F. B. Ireland
Independence
L. E. Stoneman
Quasqueton
L. O. Weaver
Fairbank and
Oelwein
Swift & Co
Russell-Lamson
E. QO. Whitted
Omeha
Neb
M. B. Spellman
Cedar Bend
Hans Frank
Germany
Dresden
George F. Reynolds
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
Frank Reynolds
Mulberry Street
Town City
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Earl Peek
Marshalltown Electric Company
Marshalltown Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Waterloo Rotary
Rotary Reserve
Optimist
George Pike
Optimist Club
Tulsa
Oklo
Optimist International
G. R. Bruggeman
CG. E. Butler
George Harris
BE. G. Carey
L. C. Ransom
LTONS
Lions Club
Patterson Estate
Cedar Heights
Men’‘s Club
Waterloo Tile and Marble Co Gets Davidson Contract
Waterloo Tile and Marble Co was the low bidder for marble and tile work on the alterations of the Davidson building and secured the contract when bids opened at architect M. B. Cleveland's office. The general contract went to Sugarman Contracting Co of Des Moines. The work calls for removing the old storefront and replacing it with monumental tile facing on show window piers and front and side of the building, with a tiled lobby floor matched to the storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Tile & Marble Co
Davidson
M. B. Cleveland
Sugarman Contracting Company
Des Moines
Man Pays $20 Of $100 Fine For Bad Checks
Ed Mathias of 510 Baltimore street was fined 100 dollars and costs in municipal court on a charge of issuing a false check Judge George J Sager reduced the fine to 20 dollars to be paid at a future date He was ordered to make the bad checks good and was arrested Friday afternoon by Deputy Bailiff George J Kreimann
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mathias
Baltimore Street
George J. Sager
George J. Kreimann
Stuffed Eggplant and Batter Pudding with Strawberry Sauce
Parboil eggplants and hollow centers, fill with a mixture of pulp breadcrumbs onions butter salt pepper and egg yolk, bake until hot and golden. Batter Pudding mixes yolks milk and flour, folds in whites and bakes, served with a warm Strawberry Sauce made from crushed strawberries sugar and cream.
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Sarason
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T. K. Club
R. EB. Patterson
Bridge Club
Mays
Wow. Allen
O. F. Hall
Marle Packard
Gold Leaf Camp
Pb & Oelook
K. G. Hall
Hecker Chapter
O. BE. S
Masonic Temple
Sunnyside Country Clib
Mrrs
Frank Cooley
Logan Avenue
Wesley Memorial Hospital Training School
Misses Wank
Bess Cooky
Northwestern University
Evanston
Florence Gabriel
Walnut Street
Rock Island
Til
Katherine Moore
George A. Hartley, Jr
Downham
Norfolk
England
First Baptist
V. E. Nichols
Ladies’ Aid Society
Calvary Evangelical Church
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Leo Brooks
Jolly Six Club
Mirs
Harry Blank
B. B.S
Floyd Gibson
Izaak Walton League
First Presbyterian
Walnut Street Baptist Church
A. K. Smith
H. J. Mertein
Becker
O, EB. S—Masonic Temple
el Deen Club Plenis
Forget
Frank Lynn
US GT. Artillery
E. Leckington
Man's Sewing Circle
W. W.W. Allen
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Church
T. Riordan
T. A
D. W. Nicholas Becker
Wild Rose Club
Cartle Leckington
Blue Triangle League
Gael Chib
Bathing Beach
Sunnyside Country Club
Royal Neighbors
E. ¢. Hall
Sunshine Indge
L. A
B. R. T. Thimblebee
R. Olney
Indge
GC. Hall
George H. Williams
Wilma Fortsch
Town State College
Tnday
American Conservatory of Music
Dorothy Bondurant
Bondurant
Ismetics
Rowena Circle
VY. F. Marsin
Wem ” Humphre
Martin Jorgenson
Harry Duke
F. J. Damege
Parker Street
Eugene Clark Post
V. TF. W
Bisle Helple
Yankton
S. C
Buddy Poppy
Elmer Dockerty
C. Gobel
George W. Huntley
of Travelers Protective Association
L. G. Maring
George Buchen
Hummel
Motor
Waterloo Post F
W. R. C. Services
Paul Kindig
Orville Hamilton
Washington Street
Dg. M. Searles
Floyd Barron
J. W. Mackinster
Mavorette Mackinster
M. ©. Troutner
Verte Johnson
HAWKS
Clara Whipple
Lyle Gallaher
Vintan
Little ‘Brown
Nashua
Gallaher
Canada
Vinton High School
Vinton
Eileen Ruth Jackson
Air
C. L. Jackson
Cedar Fails
Harold M. Williams
Dmrrs
R. J. Williams
Linn Grove
H. D. Culver
Mount Vernon
Methodist Church
Williams
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Dorothy Mae Kelbe
Prati¢ da Chien
Wis
Frank Williams
Marquewm
Elkader
Albert Ealbourn
Monona High School
Navy
U. S
New York
Watson
Catherine Elizabeth Edwin
Robert Wesley Erwin
Wauken
Oswald George Schneiderwin
St. Louis
Angela Moore
Galmar
Lamont
Mary Athel Pogue
Tilding Holmblad
Plice
Elwilek
Shrawberry Point
James Payne
Lamont High School
Wille
July L
Ben Brigntull
St. Paul
Margarebta Edmond Sweeney
E. G. Sweeney
Delweth
May Barthell
Waukon
Edward Hagen
Denworth
Little Brown Church
R.v. L. McCarison
Mes. J. Barthell
Waukon Sehools
Hagen
Devorah
Glacia Johnston
J. G. Johnston
Hopsinton
Fart Weimmer
Strawberry Point
Johnston
Walter Barlow
Dubuque
F. A. Welmmer
Creston
University of Town
First National Bank
Scrawberry Point
Hanover
Luelle Collins
Francis Rowan
Collins
St. Vincent's Academy
Rowan
Allamakee County
Renools
Liboridegranm
Ler Wilson
Marshalstown
Alliams Cooper
Newton
Toledo
H. M. Tipaword
Mia
Ethel Stewart
Rob Bisk
Cincy
West End
Buchanam
Robert E. Johnson
Miitle
Gospel Tabernacle
Will Margadant
Betty
Los Angeles
Cal
W. R. Jameson
Independence Avenue
Bessie Wright
Edward
P.M. Schreiner
South Street
Big Rock Telephone Company
P. L. Friedley
W. F. Doepke
Central Fire Station
Ray Tiller
B. Schnitz
Bovee Furnace
Eighth Street West
Wayne Whitney
East High
Dunwondy Industrial Institute
Minneapolis
M. E. Whitney
Winton Street
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Company
Edward Campbell
Charles and
Edward, Jr
Honolulu
Charles Campbell
C. R. Randall
K“Oges of
Onsemty
Twig
D. T. Meisberger
Coal Township School District
Waterloo Tile & Marble CO
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