Engagement Planned for Grace Boeller and Burt Mathews
A luncheon at Black's tearoom announced the engagement and approaching marriage of Grace Boeller and Burt Mathews for July 14. The couple, both East and West High graduates, work in state offices and live at 728 Reber Avenue and 1122 Wellington Street. Guests included Miss Anne McCarthy of Dubuque and several local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Grace
Boeller
Barl Mathews
Anne McCarthy
Dubuque
Burdette Smith
Ifm
Netcott
Martha Bueter
Mildred Bunn
Dora
Muriel Correll and Harry Orrick Wed at Adair Ia
Muriel Correll daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Correll of Adair Ia married Harry Clark Orrick Jr son of Mr and Mrs HW Orrick of Waterloo Ia today at First Presbyterian Church Adair The bride wore a white Reorget gown with lace trim and a bouffant skirt The ceremony featured organ music and a bridal chorus Recessional was Mendelssohn They will reside in Cedar Falls Ia after a motor trip to Davenport and Chicago The couple's backgrounds include teaching and engineering with out of town guests from Waterloo Ia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adair
Muriel Correll
B. A. Correll
First
Presbyterian Church
Harry Clark Orrick, Jr
Orrick
Gates Street
Waterloo
J. M. Deberg
Katherine Orrick
Catlin Correll
Geraldine Gater
George Aidenbaugh
Yahor
Messi
Lyman ‘Burr
Kenneth Lyte
Thoris Hubbard
Cadman
Mendelssohn
Miss
Marie Gundrum
Casey
University of Colorado
Boulder
Colo
Northwestern University
Evanston
Adair Public Schools
Waterloo East
AL Iowe State College
Ames
Theta Xi
Sdles
Wagner Manufacturing Company
Cedar Falls
H. C. Orrick
C. W. Chapman
James H. Chapman
Jackson McCoy
C. H. Wilson
Free Methodist Pastor to Speak at W C T U Session
At 2 30 p m Tuesday in Willard hall Waterloo Women s Christian Temperance Union will host Free Methodist pastor J W Whiteside as special speaker. The program reviews the flower mission reef department activities for the month with special music in the works. Members are urged to bring infant clothing gifts for the Benedict Home Fund to be boxed for the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fev
J. W. Whiteside
Free Methodist Church
Willard Hall
Waterloo Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Flower, Mission and Reef Department
W. A. Davis
Benedict Home Fund
Daughters of Isabella to Meet for Dinner and Cards
Daughters of Isabella will convene 6 30 p m Tuesday in Black's tearoom for dinner and bridge and 500. Important business to be transacted includes reading recommendations for by law revisions. John Hickey and Miss Bess Burns manage arrangements. notify officers if not informed by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Isabella
Gimmerst
Black
Ss Marine Eran
Regent
Social events on week’s calendar and venues
Social events listed by day feature groups such as City Federation of Women’s Organizations at Hotel Tussell Lamson with Clira Horton of Universalist church and Miss Dorothy Weatherwax, Star Rebekah club with Mrs Frank Duke, Willardhall T A, Daughters of Isabella at Black’s tearoom, Bethany White Shrine picnic at Electric Park LA, and more. Activities include gatherings at Smith cottage near Gibertville Woodneway, Waterloo chapter, and meetings of the Do-A-Best club, Pandora club, Blue Triangle league, and a mixed bridge party at the Country club with multiple hosts and venues across the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women's Organizations
Tussell-Lamson
Clira Horton Guild
Universalist Church
Dorothy Weatherwax
Star Rebekah Club
Frank Duke
Willardhall
Isabella Black
Bethany White Shrine
Electric Park
B. of
RB.T+—Firemen's hall
Gold Leaf Camp Initiates at Janesville Camp
Thirty eight members of Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors and one member from Waterloo camp led by Mrs Harriett Wightman traveled to Janesville for class adoption in the Odd Fellows hall. Waterloo and Janesville candidates were received. After the ceremony visitors entered and Gold Leaf members offered refreshments. Janesville members served from a roses and peonies decked table. Gold Leaf camp plans a card party Friday afternoon July 6 followed by a regular evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Leaf
Waterloo Camp
Harriett Wightman
Janesville
Odd! Fellows Hall
Waterloo
Gold Leaf Camp
Banquet for Encampment Auxiliary Team Held Last Night
Ladies' Encampment auxiliary members and their husbands were banqueted in Black Hawk I. C. O. Fhell. The gold team hosted the purple team from a recent membership contest. Mrs. Alfred Lawton led the losing team and oversaw the kitchen while Mrs. Harry Hill ran the dining room. Tables featured gold and purple colors with roses and ferns. Covers numbered 75. Captains and officers issued tasks. Mrs. Olive Walden led the winning team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk I. C. O
Birthday Dinner Honors May and June Members at WRC
The Women's Relief Corps will honor members with May and June birthdays at a paid dinner Wednesday in Memorial Hall. An afternoon memorial service will follow for members who died in the last year. At yesterday's meeting, reports from the forty fifth state convention in Cedar Rapids were shared, and two new member applications were read. Mrs. Lottie Flick serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Relief Corps
Cedar Rapids
Lottie Flick
Club Notes on Luncheon Gatherings and Meetings
The Notes Star Rebekah club will meet Tuesday at 1 PM for a luncheon in Mrs. Frank Duke’s home. Forget-Me-Not club was entertained yesterday at Mrs. Will Davis’s home with a picnic dinner at noon followed by games. The next meeting is planned at Mrs. Leo Billings’s home in Cedar Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Rebekah Club
Frank Duke
Will Davis
Leo Billings
Cedar Heights
Farm Bureau Women Learn Quilt Pattern Lessons
Miss Norah Workman extension specialist gave training school lessons to Waterloo area Farm Bureau women at the YWCA. East Waterloo and Cedar township representatives attended the household linens lesson and quilt pattern activity. Present were Mrs. Hubert Sweitzer E E Mattingly R Silver Jesse Bige and L E Hanson. The session will be repeated for Waterloo township women next Thursday at Mrs. Mattingly’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Workman
Farm Bureau Women of
Waterloo
East Waterloo
Cedar
Y. W
C. A
Mattingly
Church News Meet at Dorothy Westherwax Home
Clara Barton guild of the Universalist church will meet Monday evening in the home of Miss Dorothy Westherwax with Mrs. Joe Lavine assisting. Mrs. H. W. Hammond's circle of First Congregational church plans a 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday at the Smith cottage near Gilbertville and nonmembers may arrange to go by calling Mrs. Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton
H. W. Hammond
First Congregational Church
Smith Cottage
Gilbertville
Mrs. Hammond
Hints in Beauty Care A Home Made Patter
Reader submitted ideas from Edna Kent Forbes column cover at home facial care. A clever patter uses a rubber device wrapped in a wood handle to tap the face and work cream into pores. Advice also includes oily hair cause linked to elimination and an exercise to prevent slouching during long work hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Mrs Walls to Speak at Alpha Chi Omega Reunion in Chicago
Vera Rock Walls Iowa alum and former Minnesota state chairman will give one of the speeches at a banquet in the Congress hotel Chicago as part of Alpha Chi Omega sorority activities. Her Minneapolis sister Mrs J W Walpole joined a group of several hundred sorority members en route to Mackinac Island for a convention at the Grand hotel with a chartered steamer trip and future Indiana travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Rock ‘Walls
Iowa
Minnesota
Congress Hotel
Chicago
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Walls
J.W. Walpole
Minneapolis
Minn
Waterloo
Mackinac Island
Grand Hotel
Walpole
Walls Wi
Indiana
Dinner and Dance Attracts Sunovside Club Crowd
More than 160 persons dined at Sunovside country club last evening for a dinner dance in the summer series. The event drew a mixed bridge portion in the evening and was praised as highly successful. The next dinner dance is set for Friday July 6. A second mixed bridge night will be held Friday evening. Women of the club sponsor a 2:30 p.m. Monday benefit bridge at the clubhouse to raise funds for locker room renovations. All members and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunovside Country Club
City Federation to Hold Election Meeting
City Federation of Women's Clubs plans its regular meeting Monday with election of officers and committee reports as the order of business Dinner will follow at 8 30 p m at Hotel Russell Lamson Arrangements are led by Miss Minnie Maibauer Mrs A E Johnson and Mrs W W Warsaw Reservations to be made with the committee members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Russell-Lamson
Minnie Maibauer
A. E. Johnson
W. W. Warsaw
Phi Sigma Chi Dance Draws 125 Couples at Electric Park
Phi Sigma Chi fraternity hosted 125 couples at Electric park attracting many students home on vacation. The event featured a strong turnout from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. The group plans biweekly dances throughout the summer season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Ch
Electric Park
Iowa
State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Erma Orth to wed George Henning honored at party
Miss Erma Orth, soon to be married in July to George Henning, was celebrated at a party hosted by Miss Kone Trainor and Miss Beatrice Shares in Shell Rock. Guests included John McDarwell, Mrs Don Amos, Edgar Sweitzer, Ramona Smith, Bertha Even, Josephine Kuck, and Mas Flin. Favors given to Leone Deardorf and Lois Kanneneelser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kone Trainor
Beatrice
Erma Orth
George Henning
Shell Rock
Miss Trainor
Banco
Leone Deardorf
Lois Kanneneelser
Muss Orth
Margaret Trainor
Leone
Annamae Trainor
Shares
Mines
John McDarwell
Don Amos
Edgar Sweitzer
Ramona Smith
Bertha Even
Josephine Kuck
Mas Flin
Birthday Dinner Honors Peter Stallman at Home
Peter Stallman was honored at a birthday dinner at his home last evening at 6:30 am. Ten children attended except for son Fred in Grand Forks Minnesota and a daughter Mrs. ds MM. Fox of Fairbank Iowa. about ten people total. The gathering marked also the birthday anniversary of son Martin with a large orchid themed cake. Nearby guest Mr. angels C. B. Schafer of Des Moines attended from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Stallman
Fred
Martin
Rcenter
Orchid
Luncheon for Burton Avenue D V B S Workers
Daily Vacation Bible School workers from Burton Avenue Baptist church were treated to a two course luncheon yesterday noon at Mrs Bre ton W Kibiers home. The table was set with shasta raisins and covers included Rev and Mrs Marion Flint Margaret Crandall Muriel Dredin Esther Peterson Lois Knudson Marjorie Dryden LoisBulings Mamie Van Eaton Ruth Hary Harry Peterson Paw Thorberry Donald Sandquist and Earl Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Breton W. Kibier
Marion Flint
Margaret Crandall
Margaret Aint
Muriel Dredin
Esther Peterson
Lois Knudson
Marjorie Dryden
Lois Bulings
Mamie van Eaton
Ruth Hary
Harry Peterson
Paw Thorberry
Donald Sandquist
Earl Armstrong
Waterloo O. E. S Plans Initiation and Picnic
Waterloo chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star held a picnic at Elretrie park with over 100 attendees. The group plans a special initiation at the Matt Parrott building on Wednesday evening with musical numbers and refreshments. the text notes other local fraternal events and a tangential reference to a firemen’s event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastfern Star
Wil
Matt Parrott
Elretrie Park
aNsplom
White Shrine Outing Planned at Electic Park
Bethany Temple White Shrine of Jerusalem arranges a picnic for shrine members and families Tuesday evening at Electic Park with dinner at 6 30 p m. If rain, tables move to the automobile building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Electic Park
Shrine
Faribault Aviators Delayed Twice By Fuel and Storm
Two Faribault aviators B J Arndt and E J Petersen faced repeated delays starting from Waterloo and Waverly as fuel ran low and a squall and a twister forced landings. They are employees of the St Louis Aircraft company and resumed flight at 10 a m after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faribault. Minn
B.J. Arndt
E. J. Petersen
Waterloo
Waverly
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Grant Highway
Arndt
Petersen
Faribault
St. Louis Aircraft Company
Twins Picnic at Des Moines Delayed to Next Week
The twins picnic scheduled for today at Union Park in Des Moines has been postponed a week to allow sponsors to gather more Livins from across the state. Triplets also invited. mothers and fathers may attend. Fred Steinbeck of the local M. G. A. will serve as taster of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Is Moines
Union Park
Fred Steinbeck
Rainfall totals and kitchen notes from the week
The week brought 3.67 inches of precipitation with daily amounts listed as 2.25 inches Monday 0.46 inch Wednesday 0.46 inch Thursday and 0.50 inch Friday. A recipe for Chevy Dumplings with pie cherries is given along with kitchen conversions for pints of common ingredients.
Brain Test Answer Guriese and Ingredient Equivalents
A scrambled text describes equivalences between ingredients with odd spellings. It mentions a pint of seeded raisins equals portions, a pin g of currants equals ten The Jetters, and a pint of grated something equals an ounce. It appears to be a playful puzzle about measuring seeds fruits and powders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guriese
Boliamara S.R. Ty
Brenderunvos U
Know Waterloo Week Showcased Local Industry Displays
Waterloo week closed its six day downtown display of products from more than 60 manufacturers. Leaders praised public interest and the educational setup by the Greater Waterloo Civic Council and the Chamber of Commerce. Plans began for Know Waterloo week 1929 to widen educational value and regional pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Week
Waterloo
Herman C. Miller
Chamber of Commerce
Greater Waterloo Civic Council
Greater Waterloo
Cretonne
Susanna Levis
Buck's Booterie
Fisher Tent & Awning Co
Waterloo Paint & Glass Co
Rose
Waterloo area notices and minor court actions
Local items report Miss Lillian Huntington visiting Storm Lake Iowa and Harold McCavick reporting a stolen drum. Updates include Miss Margaret McMahon improving in Oelwein, a divorce petition by John Dirks from Lena Dirks, amputation after finger injury to Mrs I G Niemeyer, a drunken driving fine for Ave Smith, and searches for Edward Wood of Chattanooga. Also noted are a Waterloo clerk’s vacation fish box, a missing boy Clarence Kelley, Dave Stranahan’s liquor arrest, Waterloo residents visiting family, Phyllis Rollins arriving for a visit, Francis Connolly charged with DUI, a Lamson family trip, and a postponed church picnic due to rain with activities rescheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McCavick
Cedar Heights
Margaret McMahon
Waterloo
J. W. Dahl
Oelwein
I. G. Niemeyer
Sycamore Street
St. Francis Hospital
Ave Smith
Eighth Street West
J. G. Beem
Waterleo
Edward Wood
Chattanooga
Tenn
Wood
Walter Alexander
Deep River Minn
Ray C. Begert
Express
Oldenburg Women On U S Tour Visit Baltimore Aunt's Home
Three Oldenburg women Miss Margot Hongers Miss Adele von Stooten and Mrs Meta Doh arrive in Oldenburg Germany and stay with Miss von Stootens aunt Mrs P G Bakker at 413 Baltimore Street before beginning a U S tour. They plan to visit Yellowstone National Park and other scenic points after leaving Monday for the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margot Hongers
Adele von Stooten
Meta Doh
Oldenburg
Germany
Miss von Stooten
P. G. Bakker
Baltimoore Street
United States
Pacific Coast
Yellowstone Natonal Park
Childs First School is the Family column series
The National Kindergartens Association publishes weekly articles in the Evening pages arguing home education. It promotes the idea that the family should be the child’s first school and emphasizes parental involvement in early learning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergartes Association
West Fortieth Street
Mewae
Cultivating the Habit of Kindness
Ruth L. Franke recounts how a mother taught her children to speak kindly of others. When Alice and Tommy teased Johnny Randall, the mother urged choosing praise over fault finding. The habit grew, guiding the siblings to seek the pleasant in people and discuss multiple viewpoints, shaping Charlie into a friendly classmate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth L. Franke
Alice
Tommy
Johnny Randall
Johnny
Noted Clark University President Hails Early Childhood Guidance
Wallace W. Atarood of Clark University Massachusetts stresses the crucial impact of guiding young children in both work and play. He warns that early years carry greater potential for good than any later period in a child’s life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace W. Atarood
Clark University
Massachusetts
Henderson Gets 10 Years in Bank Fraud Case
West Union Iowa June 23 Inde terminate sentence to the peniten tiary motto exceed 10 Years was given M. W. Henderson Jr former state superintendent of banking and state cashier of First State bank of Hawkeye which failed this morning by Judge H E B Taylor in district court here No fine was assessed The court overruled motion of Hendersons counsel for new trial on the ground of error in admission of a state bank examiner s report which cautioned officers of the bank against practices which the prosecution alleged were irregular S H Bevins president of the same bank received similar sentence several months ago on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Union
M. W. Henderson, Jr
First State Bank of
S. H. Bevins
Arrests Bring Eldora Escapees Back in Custody
Donald King 5 taken at 0 My with companion and Paul Yerky 15 Des Moines arrested after five of six youths who escaped from Eldora training school Tuesday night are recaptured. King and Yorky face story county charges of breaking and entering before returning to Eldora. Hartzell Greenley Waterloo youth arrested at Ames after naming Robert Keeler. others jailed. Elmer Wright Council Bluffs remains at liberty. Women along the Mississippi River aid navigation by caring for more than 100 lights maintained by the department of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald King
Second Street East
Paul Yerky
Des Moines
Eldora Training School
King
Yorky
Theing
Eldora
Story County
Hartzell Greenley
Waterloo
Ames
Robert Keeler
Pates
Independence
William Novak
Tama
Elmer Wright
Council Bluffs
Mberty
Greenley
Missisappi River
Department of Commerce
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Grace Boeller
Farl Mathews
Harry Orrick
Sabellas
Blue Triangle League
Country Club
R.N
Janesville Camp
Farm Bureau
Church News
T. You
Bo Z
Mrs. Walls
Alpha Chi Omega
City Federation
Phi Sigma
D. V. B.S. Workers of
Burton Avenue
Waterloo O. E. S
KR. T
Sunshine Lodge
Avatary
Merk
An P. Om
White
Jerry Elliott
Booster Christian Endeavor Society
Central Presbyterian Church
Esther Elliott
Society
Elets
Theodore Morning
Morning
Cburch
Twins
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Canning Company
Wartey
Brownbilt
Tromanhauser Manufacturing Company
Panor
Tromanhauser Company
Model Laundry Company
Fourth Street
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
F. W. Woolworth Company
Tucker Botting Company
McLeliast
Brizf
Buchanan's
Lillian Huntington
Vine Street
Storm Lake
A. A. Bontrager
Fourth Street West
Allen Me
Morial Hospital
J. W. Thompson
John Dirks
Lena Dirks
Reinbeck
Clarence Kelley
Aloyette
Clarence
Dave Stranahan
Mobile Street
3. C. Beem
Jaik
A. E. Lynn
Anoka
J. H. Brandes
Eighth Street
Brandes
Frank Gales
Waterloo Land
Iowa Public Services Company
Fort Dodge
N. A. Golinvaux
Mulberry Street
Bid Downing
Third Street
Francis Connolly
Fifth Street West
Oficer
Clarence ‘Thornberry
O. Lamson
Russell
Maxine
Lamson
Europe
Trinity American( Lutheran Church
Byrnes Park
U.S
Charlie
Artificial Ice & Fuel CO
Henderson
New
Apacs
Paris
MY Valet, Inc. Master Cleaners
Ourieg
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Sime
Veeeeeree
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