Daughters of Union Veterans Host May June Birthday Picnic
The Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War sponsor events in Memorial hall on Tuesday. A birthday picnic for May and June celebrants will be at noon with Mrs. A J Rodenhayer and committee. Wives and widows of G A R Inen invited. A Magdas program follows at 3 PM with Mrs A G Muncey in charge. Regular Kirkwood tent meeting at 8 PM includes state convention report, balloting, and initial vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Union Veterans
Comrades of the Grand Army of the Republic
A. J. Rodenhayer
G. A. R. Inen
vAnother
A. G. Muncey
Dane Kirkwood
Social Events on Week's Calendar Tuesday and Friday
Weekly social events list shows faith class, club meetings, picnics, and dinners across Memorial hall Country club Electric park Cedar Heights and St Josephs. Notable attendees include Mrs Baldridge Viola Goddard George Betts M J Butterfield Leland Myers and families with details of gifts favors and a dinner dance at Country club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faith Cirela
Evangelical
L. L. Stouthame
W. W. Beal
D. Oo. V
Memorial Hall
Fred Troet
Electric Park
D. C. We-Memorial Hall
P. W
Baldridge
and Mire
Pat Waldron
Margaret
Pat McGrane
George Betts
Merrel
Clarence
Richard
Irvin Patterson
M. J. Butterfield
Viola Goddard
Charles City
Nora Phillips
Ruth Mackamnan
Leland Myers
Lloyd Mason
Clement Lenehen
Elma
Girl Reserves to Be Awarded Rings During Ceremony
A ceremony at 7 30 p m Monday in the parlors of the Young Women s Christian Association will award rings to 11 high school Girl Reserves. To win a ring a girl must be a junior or senior have two years in the organization an average grade of B or better meet health requirements and show a desirable attitude in school and club activities and be active in projects beyond school and club s sponsored ones. Recipients include Gladys Prescott Marie Besh Maxine Elliott Edith Young Elizabeth Snyder Gretchen Shireman Elizabeth Hulse Gwendolyn Edwards Marjorie Comfort Helen Silver and Erma Cole. Paris will be represented by Miss Beth Tracy Emma Williams Frances Shireman and Margaret Miller with others from the Friendship club invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Christian Association
Gladys Prescott
Marie Besh
Maxine Elliott
Edith Young
Elizabeth Snyder
Gretchen Shireman
Elizabeth Hulse
Gwendolyn Edwards
Marjorie Comfort
Helen Silver
Erma Cole
Paris
Courage
Margaret Miller
Page
Friendship Club
Birthday party honors Roger Cisna at Walnut Street Baptist
Regular Boost er class meeting at Walnut Street Baptist evolved into a surprise birthday party for Roger Cisna. The evening featured songs and stories, two- course refreshments, and a guest list including Glen and Galeth Stark, Lafe Collins, Frank Wilkins, Wayne Whitney, Francis McDermott, Donald Trunnell, the guest of honor, and H. W. Brandt. Mrs. Brandt aided host Mrs. Frank Cisna in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Roger Cisna
Glen and
Galeth Stark
Lafe Collins
Frank Wilkins
Wayne Whitney
Francis McDermott
Donald Trunnell
H. W. Brandt
Gold Leaf Camp Inducts Class in Janesville Ia
Seven names were balloted for induction and one transfer admitted at a meeting of Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors in K. of GC. hall. Initiation planned next Friday at Janesville. A card party yielded bridge favors to Mrs. Charles Nash and Mrs. Pat Townsend and 500 favors to Mrs. John Degardelle and Mrs. Herbert Laniz. A special favor went to Mrs. J. P. Casey. Another card party is planned in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall of Gold Leaf Camp
Janesville
Bridge
Charles Nash
Pat Townsend
Favors
John Delegardelle
Herbert Laniz
J. P. Casey
Friendship Club Girls Plan Tama Reservation Trip
Members of East and West High School Friendship clubs are invited to a sightseeing trip to the Tama Reservation next Wednesday. The party will meet at 9 a.m. at the YWCA and travel by motor. Each girl should bring lunch. Transportation reservations must be made at the WoOG A by Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tama
Ben Hur Lodge Picnic Highlight at Casebeer Heights
Ben Hur Lodge plans a 9 30 a m gathering at K of P hall before moving to Casebeer Heights for a day of events. The program features the Ben Hur orchestra, community singing, readings, duets, an address by J C Murtagh, and a Ben Hur chorus performance. Sports include numerous races and a watermelon contest with out of town members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hur Lodge
Casebeer Heights
K. of P. Hall
Ben Hur Orchestra
Ida Hannamany
Magie- Krindmier
J. C. Murtagh
Ben ‘Hur
I. H. McCarty
Surprise Birthday Gathering For Elbert Greene Jr
Elbert Greene Jr was surprised at home by a Sunday school class from First Baptist church taught by Bailey Barnes and neighborhood friends. The group then drove to Fur Bridges for a Plenie supper. Mrs BE M Greene and Mrs Merle LaRue assisted with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Greene, Jr
First Baptist Church
Bailey Barnes
Greene
BE. M. Greene
Merle LaRue
Hints in Beauty Care and Reader Problems
A Mexico correspondent reports lemon juice and green lemon juice as bleaches and astringents for sunburn, with mixed results. Reader suggestions include using vinegar ointment with cleaning cream, henna for gray hair darkening, and a peanut of oils or fats as substitutes. cautions on sun exposure and scalp staining. advice to consult a skin specialist. An exercise described claims to strengthen abdominal walls, reduce deposits, and aid digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
E. Ufolite
Dorothy Mueller to Wed Merrill Muzzey in Cedar Falls
Dorothy Mueller of Cedar Falls and Merrill Muzzey of Waterloo will marry in a double ring ceremony today at the bride's home. Rev Brice Giffen will officiate before about 50 guests. The couple will reside in Carbondale Illinois where Muzzey teaches high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
J. A. Mueller
College Street
Dorothy Mueller
Merrill Muzzey
Waterloo
Brice Giffen
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Mueller
Dorothy Muzzey
Eugene Mueller
L. Armstrong
Waterta
G. W. Tarney
Rudd
Carbondale
Muzzey
Iowa State Teachers College
Flag Day marked by Lincoln Circle Ladies of G A R
Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R observed Flag Day with a program in Memorial hall led by Mrs Ben Hesser. Miss Margaret Howell sang, Thelma and Rose Swarts played, and Mrs Anna W Decker read What the Old Flag Means. President Entwisle urged memory work and Mrs Jeanette Bennett reported Cedar Rapids convention. Lincoln circle has distributed more flags than any unit and will fund a $10,000 memorial flag staff in Memorial Tree park Des Moines. Each member pledges $1 a year for two years, with monthly meetings only through fall. Next meeting slated for July 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Ben Hesser
Margaret Howell
Fae’ Collins
Thelma
Rose Swarts
Anna W. Decker
N. W. Entwisle
Jeanette Bennett
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Tree Park
Des Moines
Joly
Mrs D E B Lawless Honored at Grundy Center Bridge Party
Mrs D E B Lawless was the guest of honor as Mr and Mrs G W Looker hosted a bridge party at their Grundy Center home to honor their daughter Mrs D E Paces. High bridge score went to Mrs Roscoe Archer with a guest list including several local and Cedar Falls visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Looker
Bridge
Dd. E. Paces
Grundy Center
Vino
Roscoe Archer
Messrs
Mmes
W. FP. Schrag
Wade Nelson
G. KR. Spensiey
RK. E. Lindham
Cedar Falls
Sadie Nelson
Elsie Coleman
Marie McGough
O. E. Lawless
Grundy Genter
Violet Birchow Weds Leland Speedling in Nashua
Violet Birchow and Leland Speedling of Waterloo were married Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. John Watkins, sister of the groom, in Nashua. Speedling is employed by Waterloo Construction Co. Birchow recently moved from Wisconsin and works in Black's grocery dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet Birchow
Leland Speedling
Waterloo
Benefit 500 and Bridge Party at St Joseph’s Friday
Women of St. Joseph's Catholic church sponsor a benefit card party Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Our Lady of Victory auditorium with tables for bridge and 500. Committee members include Minnie Sullivan, Nick Delegarde, and J. Kildeer. Also notes an annual outing and auxiliary events with an Esch family dairy event planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woomen
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
T. Sullivan
Nick Delegarde
Club Notes of Social Evening and Upcoming Dinner
Mr and Mrs Fievd Stevens hosted an Add Hawks gathering with Mr and Mrs Klimer Chirt as guests. Wil Cummings paid Mrs ET Pinte a luncheon. the Cummings couple will entertain on June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fievd Stevens
Klimer
Wil Cummings
ET. Pinte Ter Pot
Mrs. Cummings
Church Unity Fund Drive Boosts Building Fund
In Linden, the Linden Ladies Aid collected 26 dollars this week for the church building fund and current expenses. The secretarial meeting was canceled next month. The Baptist Young People union met at Burton Avenue Baptist church with a picnic at Leland's grove. Leland Peterson's team won a baseball game titled Run Sheep Run. Picnic organizers were Violet McMullen, Cecil Jacobsen, and Burton Crancdad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden Ladies Aid! Society
Oak of
Baptist Young People’s Union
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Lelsind's
Cedar Falls Road
Leland Peterson
Violet McMullen
Cecil Jacobsen
Burton Crancdad
Luncheon Honored Mrs. Mead at Crown Point Bridge Party
Mrs. Fred Mead of Crown Point Ind. was complimented yesterday afternoon at a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Merle Brown. The guest list included Mrs. EB Ilten, W. Ilten, H Smith, Harold Miller, Don Kynett, Mrs. T H Glasen er, and Raymond Brecunier. Appointments were in orchid and Pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mead
Crown Point
Ind
Merle Brown
Mmes. EB
W. Ilten
H. ©. Smith
Harold Miller
Don Kynett
T. H. Glasener
Raymond Brecunier
B and P W Club Outing Plans at Waterloo Boat Club
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club schedules a dinner at the Waterloo Boat Club house at 6 15 p m on Tuesday with Mrs J F Halensifer and her committee in charge After the meal members will ride on Miss Cedar the season launch on the river Sunnyside Blighty guests attend the first mixed bridge party of the season at Sunnyside Country Club Prizes awarded to Mrs H M Reed Carlton Reed Mrs R W Gibson Mrs Edmund Milter Mrs A B Chambers and Dr B E Magee Next week features a women s bridge party Wednesday afternoon and a dinner dance Friday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
W. W. Beale
N. H. Loomis
Tiez Caburn
Alice Wykoff
Nellie FL Brooks
Waterloo Boat Clubhouse
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Club
J. F. Halensifer
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
H. M. Reed
Carlton Reed
R. W. Gibson
Edmund Milter
A. B. Chambers
BE. E. Magee
John C. Lewis
Des Moines
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Lewis
J. Curtis Lighter
St. Louis
Waterloo Medical Society
The Masked Tenor Broadcasts From WHEM Station
The Masked Tenor will broadcast today from station WHEM in Hotel Russell Lamson. Programs run from 3 to 4, 8 to 9, and 11 to 12 midnight as part of the Courier Riviera Frivolities of 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier-Riviera
WHEM
Russell- Lamson
Birth notices from local families reported in June
Birth announcements from multiple households list numerous June dates for daughters and sons. Names include Marilyn Jean, Wilma Ruth, Marian Evelyn, Gener viive, Florence Savenna, Aller Terrah, Flown May, Nadeen Esther, Johanne Marie, Mary Margaeet, Rodert Fay, Beverly Ann, Howard Nelson, with digs across Cedar Falls Dysart Oid Hartman St Francis and various hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Grady
New Hartford
St. Francis Hospital
Marilyn
Jean
Walter Krug
Dysart
Alien Memorial Hospital
Wilma Ruth
Harley A. Parks
Oid Hartman
Marian
Evelyn
Joseph Welden
Gener Viive
Leo J. Smith
Cedar Falls
Donald Hugh
George W. Bristow
Tenth Wear
Florence Savenna
Harry Tomlin
Black Hawk
Aller Terrah
Jyrreth Pant
Albany
August Priethricks
Baltimore
Nadeen Esther
George Liphifont
Eighthwest
Johanne Marie Mir
Keo Haspig
Jsoder
Teo
John Bo Satz
Lagan
Dauchter
Mary Margaeet
Ray M. Oriman
Atlantic Pilot to Fly Stinson to Cedar Rapids Tomorrow
George Haldeman, Stinson chief pilot, will deliver a five passenger Stinson DeTroiter at Cedar Rapids at 2 30 pm tying the ship from Detroit. Dan Tiunter will pilot a similar plane during the Around Iowa Good Will tour and the ship christening named Miss Cedar Rapids will occur tomorrow. Committees of the National Aeronautic association prepare for a visitor-filled stop at Waterloo airport with flights to Mason City lined up and admission charged for Wednesday viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Haldeman
Ruth Hitler
Cedar Rapids
Detroit
Ryan
Fairchild
Iowa
Dan Tiunter
Haldeman
Stinson Company
Waterloo
National Aeronautic Association
Mason City
Dawg Heeds Sipe After Barking Complaint
Mrs. William Griefnow reports a Dawson street dog barking disturbingly last night. Officer Walter J. Sipe responds and warns the animal it will be arrested for disturbing the public quiet if it does not cease. The dog stops and residents resume rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Griefnow
Dawson Street
Walter J. Sipe
Chocolate Brown Betty Recipe Idea From Old Menu Card
A vintage style note suggests a chocolate brown betty variant for kids with apples breadcrumbs and sugar layered in a buttered dish baked briefly. It adds melted butter lemon juice water and a final butter dot, plus tips for omelets roasted vegetables tea punch and cheese in classics.
The Childs First School Is the Family
Hattons Kindergarten Association in New York City advocates home education with Frarchel issued guidance. Weekly columns in the Evening Courier promote family schooling and parental involvement as foundational for early learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatlonsl
West Fortiethshest
New York City
Evening Courier
Direct Questioning Edith Lochridge Reid
Edith Lochridge and Reid discuss confidence as discipline. Mrs Barlow doubts, while Mrs Walton explains. Alan Barlow returns from school, avoiding questions about geography and spelling. Quiet, private talk recommended to solve study lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lochridge
Reid
Avalton
Alan
Confidence and gentle questions shape brave children
Mrs Walton offers practical guidance to Mrs Barlow on fostering child confidence. She warns against hostile or daily probing questions and stresses that trust, love, and sympathy—not stern interrogation—encourage children to open up and discuss personal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Kindergarten Movement Gains National Support Says Miss Minnie Nielson
Miss Minnie E. Nielson proclaims education as a national necessity not a local issue. She argues early training is a developmental process and urges wholehearted learning in favor of the Kindergarten Movement for the republic’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Minnie E. Nielson
Community notes from Waterloo and surrounding towns
Local society and business notices list visits travel and events. Recitals, conventions, and appointments include Robert Dunkelberg at St Mark's, Thomas Buchanan at the Iowa Optometric association meeting in Des Moines, and J E O Keefe attending a goitre study meeting in Denver. Families from Walnut court, Dyersville, and Milwaukee frequent visitors and motor tours are noted along with hospital releases and upcoming medical talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dunkelberg
St Mark’s Episcopal Church
Thomas. M. Buchanan
Des Moines
Iowa Optometric Association
K. C. Updegraff
Hub Electric Company
Chicago
Co. G. Larabee
L. E. Gallup
F. W. Gregory
Minnesota
Jaqueline Zook
John A. Zook
Fifth Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
J. E. O'Keefe
American Association For the Study of
Patricia
M. Sweet
Davenport
Carl BR. Davis
Home Park Boulevard
Anna McIntire
Delores
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Beachler
Moreland and
Genevieve
Richmond
Mont
Waterloo
D. W. Peek
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier customers
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo, enclosing 10 cents per pattern. These patterns allow for seams. Orders filled as soon as possible and should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Baldridge
Cisna
Tama Reservation
D. S. Axtell
Ruth Stoner
Walda Galvin
J. D. Galdwall
Black's Tearoom
George A. Johnston
Mitchell
Ben Hur
G.A.R
Mrs
D. EB
Lawless
Nashua
M. Gilleas Indge
Brotherhood of Rail- Way
Sunshine Indee
R. T
Weld Torsday
Bbretric Park
Esch Family
Church News
Masked Tenor
Atlantic Pilot
Stinson
Harwood
Midwest Airways
Monmouth
Mil
Ry & Waco
John Cable
Dawg
Sipe
Fins
Hitel
Greyhound Motor Bus Line
Crusaders’ Convention of‘ Christian Endeavor Societies
Floyd Jones
Roy L. Smith
Minneapolis
Albert Palmer
Laurence Jones
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Buchanan's
Alton Armstrong
Walnut Court Apartments
Miss Norris
Herrling
Marie
Lucille. Armstrong
Dyersville
Ila
J. E. Armstrong
Logan Avenue
J. T. Connell
Sacred Heart Church
A. M. Hunt
Mich
As J. Hasbrook
Wellington Street
Velma Hasbrook
Detroi
Borbaw
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