Acrobats Lead Busy Evening at Blue Triangle Supper
Society notes describe a Blue Triangle league supper at the YWCA with 60 attendees. Reports from the Acrobats Clowns and Menagerie tally membership points while acts include a dog Ming Toy and a performing bear. A music appreciation class featured Peer Gynt with Grieg accompaniment and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Het
Blue Triangle League
Cora Loomer
Lucille McGquilken
Elsie Errichson
Della Hitch
Edna Engler
Errichsen
Evelyn Schrader
Nevada Schwein
Wilma Gates
Martha Buetet
Clara Hanson
Deli Miniger
Ming Toy
Various Club Meetings Near Bishop Cafeteria and Riviera
Several local clubs held gatherings with luncheons and bridge sessions yesterday. Mrs Arthur Mosher hosted Les Comoires. FTFL club members entertained guests. favors were awarded to several members including Mrs Earl Dean and Mrs Ray Kimler. Miss Helen Williams hosted Double Four Bridge. Pride of the West circle elected officers and noted pink and green decor. G B B club met at Riviera theatre with luncheon at Black's. next meeting March 15 at Mrs Clarence Quacken. Social band met at Mrs W F Thompson's home for picnic luncheon and a business session. MLW club met at Mrs EB Hin's home with a contest theme Assembling Animals for a Menagerie. Future hostess Mrs Georgia Ketterlain was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Stevens
Guy Sberron
Tracy Woodruff
FTFL
Mmes
Earl Dean
Ira Gerrabrant
Ray Kimler
Co. B. McGort
Bishop's Cafeteria
Helen Williams
Fourth Street East
Double Four
Beryl H. Richards
Pride of the West Circle
Ray ‘Norcott
Paul Ellis
Nettie Obele
Mary Clark
Florence Black
G. W. Bellinger
G. B. B. .Club
Riviera Theatre
Black's
Atiocome
Clarence Quacken
Abe
W. F. Thompson
Bessie Trupp
Anna Trupp
Edna Benson
Georgia, Ketterlain
Girls Reserves to Welcome Mothers at W W Banquet
Three hundred mothers and daughters will gather at the YMCA building for a Girl Reserves banquet. Leona Spencer will preside. Kathryn Mak will sing Welcome to Our Mothers. Mrs. W. L. Steeves will respond. The program includes an honor cup presentation, piano solos by Janet Jaeger, readings, pantomime, harp selections, and group songs led by Miss Catherine Sedgwick. Rainbow arches and pink and blue umbrella favors decorate tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A
Dumior
Leona Spencer
Girls Council
Kathryn Mak
Waterloo Junior High School
W. L. Steeves
Jtanetta Jaeger
Roosevelt School
Hwill
Merkel
Elizabeth Harris
Sloan Wallace
Hawthorne
Jean Rohif
Catherine Sedgwick
Earl Gould
Evelyn , Kuchnle
East Junior High School
Fannie Stark and Fred Pierce Wed at Independence
Miss Fannie Stark of 631 Washington street wed Fred Pierce Wednesday at the Presbyterian parsonage in Independence. Rev. R V Gilbert officiated. The bride’s brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs WW Stark of 411 Almond street attended. The Pierce couple will live in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Stark
Washington Street
Presbyterian
Independence
Fred Pierce
Cole
R.V. Gilbert
WW. Stark
Almond Street
Church Activities Highlight Mrs Sch Tech
Eighteen members of Willing Workers of Spiritual Church of Christ Truth gathered for study and light refreshments yesterday. Kings Heralds of Grace Mni church set 2 30 p m tomorrow in their choir room with Miss Audrey McPike hosting. St Margaret's Guild and Women's Auxiliary of St Mark's Episcopal met jointly at Mrs Walter Johnson's home with luncheon and talks by Dr J G Creede on The Church Awake and the prayer book history. Central Christian Married Folks class meets tonight at the Darlands home with a picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Kings' Heralds
Grace M. Ni
Audrey McPike
St. Margaret's Ghild
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Walter Johnson
C. F. Hlegin
Er. L. Bragdon
W. T Warwick
J. G. Creede
Central Christian Church
J. F. Darland
Hints in Beauty Care to Get Loafs
A promotional style article urges careful soap selection and storage to extend use, contrasts inexpensive and clinical soaps, and suggests methods for hard water, including Castile soap and home remedies. It also touches on hair removal with peroxide and cautions about eye safety and skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile
Election Board Announced at Waterloo Woman's Club
The Waterloo Woman's Club met at the clubhouse where Mrs. Robert Knox was named chair man for the upcoming election to be held in April. Officers and workers outlined building fund pledges due March 1 and urged members to contribute to clear the clubhouse debt. The program by the Home and Education department featured songs by Max Wilson and a talk by Rev. Edwin Boardman Jr on "The Divorce Evil" comparing marriage status in the U.S. with other nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Clube House
Robert Knox
Sare Mines
CO. M. Young
Paul Sardeson
Raymond Brecunier
Harry Liehty
Leo Mat
J. P. Jones
B. T. Alford
T. ©. Menges
A. 5. Welshaar
E. YT. Alford
Mrs David Siegel Named Delegate to a Conference
Mrs David Siegel chairwoman was elected delegate to a Hadassah mid western conference to be held March 24 and 25 in Milwaukee Wisconsin at Waterloo chapter meeting yesterday at Bishop's cafeteria. The event featured invitation read by regional Hadassah headquarters in Chicago and a card party planned for Hotel Russell Lamson to celebrate the organization’s sixteenth anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Siegel
Hadassah Society
Milwaukee
Wis
Waterloo
Bishop's Cafeteria
Chicago
Jake Tabach
Jake Kanofsky
Hadassah
Atlantic City
Nathan Straus
Jerusalem
Edward Epstein
New York
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Lews Schultz
Farewell Courtesy at Town Firms Honor Mrs Herren
A Waterloo office gathering saw Mrs Herren bid farewell to colleagues as Mr Herren departs to Charles City for a clerk position. The event included a head table, music, and dancing with several attendees from the firm commemorating the couple’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre
Thief Town
Red Cross Home Service Faceoff at Waterloo Meeting
At Waterloo, American Red Cross chapter debates shifting home service duties to the American Legion to save costs. Legion committee proposes a secretary role, keeping chapter identity but hiring a Legion adjutant as secretary. Officers and two committees outlined, with Home Service annual relief around $1,090 and focus on government compensation and disaster planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Red Cross
Etta H. Worthen
Ha Waterman
Savings Bank
Home Service
Worthen
Home Service Department
American Legion
Harryh. Scpulle
Glenn B. Beers
Earl C. Glasson
Red Cross Chapter
Iast
Red Cross
Cummunity Chest
Red Cros
Cross Chapter
Efort
Community Chest Fund
H. B. Cropper
Legion Committee
The
Tt. C. Men+ Bes
Jackson McCoy
Etta HL Worthen
Edmund Rausch
Trumbauer
F. L. Northey
G. W. Naumen
Mesdames Co
W. Chapman
E. ZL. Johnson
William Stewart
J. E. Bragdon
Carleston Sias
Outward Look Sermon on Abandon to People and Causes
Fragmentary religious note cites Alexander White of Edinburgh advising ministers to abandon self and serve people. Emphasis on looking up, out, and forward, with a prayer urging active use of faculties in faithful service and finding joy and peace through devoted labor. Partial scripture reference to Philippians. includes scattered phrases about self-concern, honesty, and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander White
Edinburgh
Fragmented Brain Test Prompt With Punctuation Oddities
A garbled text passage lists a series of punctuation notes and typographical quirks. It mentions apostrophes after words like parents and boss and unusual placements around quotes, exclamations, and commas. The piece reads as a meta note on punctuation rather than a narrative.
A Gypsy Dress Up and a Night on the Road
On the second day of June the Higgins and Blair families travel in a Little house on wheels. After crossing the Mississippi by ferry they dress as gypsies for fun. A tense roadside stop with armed men leads to a sheriff arriving as a storm lashes the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Blair
Mr. Higgins
Dad
Mississippi River
Mary Higgins
Mary
Mary Exe
Witte
Night of fear ends with hog misidentity in farm tale
A family camping night turns terrifying as a girl fires a pistol at an unseen intruder in the dark. After a dawn reveal, authorities explain a mistaken gypsy-related capture, and the parents forgive their children as the group departs. The episode exposes mistaken fear, community rumors, and a late escape from danger.
Turner’s Companion Held After Lee Killing
Cornelius Ard, accused of aiding Charlies Turner after Miss Edna Lee was fatally shot at a Merriman Street address, is held in city jail for investigation of Turner’s whereabouts. Ard, who admitted driving Turner away from the scene, says he believed Turner would seek a doctor for Miss Lee’s wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
Lee
Charlies Turner
Edna Lee
Negress
Vinton Street
Merriman Street
Cornelius Arc
Mobile Street
City in Brief and Local Notices From Waterloo
Local notices report travel plans of Mr and Mrs Charlies E Pickett and other residents. club and church events at Melcholr Court No 8 meet for initial work. health updates on George Geta and Mrs James H A Watson. Moves to Outlet store and staff changes at Sol Sussman’s shop noted. Ames Y M G A delegate Theodore M Rehder named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies E. Pickett
Leland Avenue
New Orleans
Melcholr Court No. 8
Tribe of Ben Hur
K of P. Hall
George Geta
Waterloo
Rochester
Rochester, Minn. He Formerly Operated A Fruit Store On Sycamore Street
James HA. Watson
Saranac Lake
G. RF. Watson
Dawson Street
M. E. Bickley
Riviera Theatre
G. G. Bickley
South Street
San Francisco
Cal
Dogger
Milwaukee
Wis
Baltmore & Ohio Railroad
Theodore M. Rehder
West High School
State University of Town
Towa City
Ames
Fourth Street East
Service Shoe Company
Sol Sussman
Army Goods
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acrobats
Ing
Marion Ransier
Grieg
Earl Iximball
Ransier
Gail Wilbur
Clyde Welch
Solvey
B. F. Guyer
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
J. D. Crosier
A. F. Kingsbury
E. EB. Heskett
Guyer
Mystic
Adul Lodge
Waterloo I. C
F. Hall
Mae
Social Calendal
Tontebt
Walnut Street
Waller Schrodenier
Yeomen
P. Nell Temple
Rebekah Judge
Black Naik LO
L. A
B. of L. F
Les Comoires Club
Arthur’ Mosher
Herl Zearly
T. N. Millar
W. W
Church News
Saas
Woman’s Club
Erma Weidman
Mrs. Weidman
Strawberry Point
Joseph Kaberle
Blymer Weidman
Leroy Weidman
Milton Weidman
Emil Marquardt
Henry Kaberle
Strawlberry Point
Floyd Weidman
Duckerton
Carol Parlj
A. G. Picken
St. Patrick's Day
P. J. Bryant
Edward Hagerstrom
Mabel Bush
Albert Green
A. R. Moore
John Munson
B. G. Pattee
Cedar Falls
Julius Ostergaard
Viola Stu
John Munsett
Gertrude — Stroebel
Albert Stroebel
Jevening
First Evangelical Church
G. B. Hermann
Charles &. Hermann
O. M. Yagery
Hermann
Wartey
Print and Gass
Her ‘Main
Gales Business College
East High
Salla
Frank
Business and Professionel Womans Club
Ween
Mines
He, Johnson
Ruby Blan
Jennie Shaffner
Gertrude Lows
Roy FL Short
J. G. Wrishl
Della Triva
E. L. Dour
Stewert
Arthur
Charles Mipsa
Hickard Chapman
Darrel Haldadge
Sherman Mapes
Joe Whitr
Th Douglass
H. C. Exkste
Charles Brumno
Otte Belson
G. Meter
PG. Wiesel
Hens Brandes
GC. B. Ghinnet
Legion
Jay T. Stocking
D.D
Christia
America
Salem
Strass
Goupy
Claudia
Wren
Mrs. Higgins
Somehon
Mery
Tony
Tittle Village
Bronlec
Buchanan
H. C. Emerson
P. H. Swain
Fourth Street West
F. H. Peterson
Sunds
Peterson
Merly
Rock Island
Rock Island LaSalle Street
Marty Edwards
Herbert Edwards
Buro
Javenue
Portland
Ore
Merchant Marine Service
Frank D. Stearns
Clarence McBride
Deasers
Logan
John Deere ‘Tractor Company
Chase & Sanborns
Seal Brand Coffee
UNAS
Chase & Sanborn
North Wells St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!