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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1929

Page

3

Waterloo women to attend state DAR conference in Des Moines

Waterloo D A R members will travel to Des Moines for the 30th annual Iowa Society DAR spring conference. Regent Mrs. Ben Hesser leads hospitality. members include Mrs. G W De Wald and Mrs. John W Gwynne. Sessions run Monday to Friday with open meetings, luncheons, and a Tuesday banquet at Hotel Fort Des Moines.

Waterloo Des Moines Toc Iowa Society Town Federation Wome Willia Ben ‘Hesser G.W. de Wald John .W. Gwynne Iowa W. P. Jensen A. B. Lovejoy P. Ht. Paulsen Mary Mary. Melrose Chapter Will Be Represented ‘By Mrs. Howard’ Burr H. W. Sigworth F. &, Chamberlain Nis The State Society Fort Des Moines Board of Management Hev Rocca Fort Wayne Ind Lowell’ F. Hobart Ohio State Officers Club

Dad Daughter Banquets By Girl Reserve Groups

Girl reserve groups plan next week dinners for fathers and daughters at East and West High schools. Friendship clubs host Wednesday and Friday events with St Patrick theme and a pageant on Friday night. Jeanette Dobson, Eloene Davis lead programs. Dortha Bemmett, Barbara Neubecker music chairs. advisers include Miss Prizler, Miss Young, Mrs. Mortis. Elizabeth Gilbert, Margaret Mortis arrange decorations. Irene Reese manages program. Helen Cook decorates.

Jeanette Dobson Eloene Davis Dortha Bemmett Barbara Neubecker Erma Prizler Katherine Young Elizabeth Gilbert Margaret Mortis Edna Dahlin Genevieve ‘Wise Irene Reese Helen Cook

Clarion Couple Is Married At Woodring Home

Miss Irene Butler and Duane Rohrback wed at 4 30 Friday evening at the bridegroom's grandparents home in Clarion. Rev. Lew C. Harris officiated. the Woodrings attended. The couple will reside in Clarion and had lived in Waterloo previously.

Irene Butler Duane Rohrback Clarion Peter Woodring Randolph Street Lew C. Harris Central Christian Church Woodring Afr Rohr

Social events on the week's calendar in Waterloo

Waterloo social scene fills the week with dances, teas, luncheons, and club meetings across Black's tearoom, Elks club, Hotel Russell Lamson, Public Library West, and multiple churches. Groups include Hadassah, PEO, Daughters of Civil War Veterans, D.A.R. and Girl Reserves with evenings at the Masonic temple and Hotel Russell.

A. C. Kessler Thomas Crscaden P. E. Ow W. C. A. Philathea Calvary Evangelical Church Tom Boose Gold Roam Hertel Clara Barton Guild—Universalist White Sea J. Weissman Laura Ghotson Noble Grand Association Temple Rebekah Lodge C. ©. Shupe Bridge ¢Club John Markinster Hattie Eason Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial Hall Happy Hour Club Black’'s Tearoom J.T. Sullivan Waterloo Elklets Elks Club P. L GC. Westcott P.-T. A—Washington P.-T. A—Fisker Marcella Bohan Business and Professional Woman's Club Woman's Organization First Congregational Church Daughters of Plymouth Plymouth Congregational Church Woman's Working Association First Presbyterian Church Woman's Auxiliary Westminster Waterloo D. A. R— Black United Commercial Travelers Russell Lamson Y. Wood. A R. J. Cordell Donald Bandfield Alpha Beta Gamma United Commercial Travelers and Auxiliary Hotel Russel-Lamson

Hints In Beauty Care Orbes Yames Of Colors

The article advises color choices to affect perceived body shape, noting black slims while red adds weight and white can fatten. Dark shades flatter stout figures, light shades flatter smaller ones, with shiny fabrics enhancing slimness. It also discusses belt placements and skirt styles to alter apparent length and hip width. It includes a reader note about Dixie advising underweight guidance and dietary suggestions.

Club Notes and Social Gatherings This Week

The Fr. O. PB club meets Mrs. Paul Bailey at 201 First Street East for a 1 PM luncheon on Thursday. Happy Tour and Happy Eight plan gatherings with Mrs. J. T. Sullivan, Mrs. S. G. Stevenson hosts a Thursday social at 827 Jefferson Street with a 1 PM picnic luncheon. Priscilla club hosts St Patrick's Day party with hosts Mrs. Cascaden and Mrs. Glenny at 1024 Fourth Street West. Mrs. Mark Perrin of Clarksville attends as an out of town guest.

F. O. PB. ‘Club Paul Bailey First Street East Happy Tour Eauly Black's Tearoom J. T. Sullivan 5. G. Stevenson Jefferson Street St. Patrick's Day Motic Prisceila Club Thomas Cascaden Thomas Glenny Fourth Street West Mark Perrin Clarksville

Spring Program Offered by Iowa State Teachers Glee Clubs

The annual banquet of the Euterpean and Troubadour glee clubs at Iowa State Teachers College featured a spring themed program. Duffing special numbers and toasts spelled SPRING, with solos by Dorothy Sisson, Alpha Mrayfield, and a voca solo by Prof. W. E. Hays. About 50 attendees included Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Latham and several professors and guests.

Iowa State Teachers College Black Duane Collins Dorothy Sisson Jane McMillan Bartley Ogden Alpha Mrayfield Phyllis. Lemkul W. E. Hays 0. R. Latham G. A. Fullerton Ways Minnig Starr Miller Irving Wolfe Miss Mayfield

B Natural Club Hosts Evening Guest Party at Home

The B Natural Music Club plans its annual guest party Monday evening at 146 Lovejoy Avenue, hosted by Mrs. A OC Kessler, with Mrs. CG A Boatman and Mrs. CO F Nagle. Program director Mrs. N GC Altiand presents piano pieces, vocal solos, a violin selection, and ensemble numbers by members including Virginia Gable Vidlin, Maxine Kessler, Mae Howell Repaney, Ethel Brinkman, Martha Violin, and Janet Little.

Natural Music Club A. OC Kessler Lovejoy ‘Avenue CG. A. Boatman CO. F. Nagle DeBerlat Maxine Kessler Gcobh Mae Howell Repaney King Robert of Sicily Longfellow

Rotary club to entertain teachers at dinner in Black's tearoom

Rotary club members will host about 400 teachers from east and west public schools local parochial schools Gates college and others at a dinner meeting Monday evening in Black's tearoom. Dr Walter Jessup president of University of Iews will be principal speaker with additional entertainment planned.

East and West Gates College Rotary Club Black Walter Jessup University of Iews

Mystery Party Set at Waterloo Woman's Club

A March social at Waterloo Woman's Club announces a mystery party for Monday afternoon March 21 at the clubhouse chaired by Mrs. John T. Rock. Past Matrons Airs and others hosted a luncheon at Black's tearoom with 18 guests. Mrs. A. L. Landis will host the next gathering on April 5.

Waterloo

Washington PTA Meeting Set With Speakers

Rev. O. M. Yuggy of First Evangelical Church will be a principal speaker at the Washington Parent-Teacher Association meeting Tuesday evening next week. Music by Calvary Evangelical Orchestra and readings by Darla Rigging planned. Berving leads mothers of third and fourth graders.

O. M. Yuggy First Evangelical Church Washington Parent-Teacher Association Calvary Evangelical Orchestra Darla Rigging Berving

Northeast Iowa couples wed across states in February

A flood of marriage notices from Grundy Center to Waverly details weddings of Deora Fricken in New York City to Dr. H Harvey Harkins and numerous other couples in Iowa towns. Events span Nashville to Marshalltown with ceremonies performed by various pastors. Couples plan homes in New York, Guttenberg, Parkersburg, and nearby communities as they begin married life on farms, in cities, or at colleges.

Marriages of Seyle Ed wards and Ralph Schweister

In Ames Iowa two couples were wed in recent ceremonies. Miss Seyle V Ed wards and Ralph Schweister were married at the Little Brown Church Nashua by Rev J L McComson with announcements noting their future plans. Also listed is the wedding of Miss Lila Boeff and F William Stewart Elkton Minn, and the Cedar Rapids couple Miss Emma Pospisil and George Q Glover with a Los Angeles departure. Grace Lutterman and Anton Terfehn Wellsburg united in marriage on February 14 at Grassdy Center.

L. McCarlson Miss Thelman Jenkins Bagley Wis Stacy G. Button Lynville Little Brown Church Nashua Seyle V. Edwards Crawfordsville Ralph Schweister West Liberty Little "Brown "Church J. Ls. McComson Lila. Boeff Dexter F. William Stewert Elkton Minn Grace Lutterman Anton Terfehn Wellsburg Grassdy Center

Dinner Bridge Party Given by Miss Corson

Miss Audrey Corson entertained sixteen guests at a birthday anniversary dinner at her home 923 Third Street West. A birthday cake center and yellow tulips adorned each place as bridge games filled the evening. Guests included Misses Jean Cobb Alice Bunyan Eva Goodrich Marjorie Mace Esther Miller Mary Pollard Betty Geonard Clover Sterling Olive Sheldon Ramona Smith Irma Cole Lita Shauger Jean Ralf Dorothy Hitchcock and Dorothy Seeger. In Luncheon Monday Mrs Frank Shireman and Mrs Louis Hecklinger host Post Matrons' club Becker chapter OBE 5S st luncheon at 12:30 in Black's Tearoom followed by business and theatre.

Audrey Corson Third Street West Jean Cobb Alice Bunyan Eva Goodrich Marjorie Mace Esther Miller Mary Pollard Betty Geonard Clover Sterling Olive Sheldon Ramona Smith Irma Cole Lita Shauger Jean Frank Shireman Louis Hecklinger Plut Becker O. BE Black

Church Club Gatherings Set for March Events

Central Christian Married Folk class held a hard times party for 24 at 1835 Third St West with business meetings and social time supervised by J H Snively. First Baptist dinner at J C Barnes home hosted by Lula and May Barnes for about 20. March 26 meeting planned with Mrs Charles Helms. Junior Sisterhood at First Brethren heard devotionals led by Vivian Brown with readings by Marty Dane Lyons and a vocal by Betty Donahue. Mrs G C Klingaman spoke on cooperation. St Patrick's party planned March 16 at Jean Miller's home. Refreshments by Betty Donahue Melba Brown Alma Andrews. Marjorie Adams attended.

I. E. Black Central Christian Church Third Street West J. H. Snively First Baptist Church J. C. Barnes Grand Avenue Lula May Barnes Charles Helms Walnut Court Apartments First Brethren Church Rosabelle Smith Western Avenue Vivian Brown Melba Brown Helen Furignd Maxine Rollins Marty Dane Lyons Betty Donahue GC. EB. Klingaman Woman's Missionary Society

Local notices and social updates from Cedar Falls area

Classified items include repair ads for Buchanan’s phone 4343, church services at Sal vation Army hall, a divorce filing by Arthur Montgomery against Hazel Montgomery, moves of the Kreger family to a farm near Charles City, funeral attendance for Myrtle Barr, a long lengthening roof ice hazard at 1604 Jefferson, improvements after surgery for Mrs. Cliff Anderson, Eunice Braund’s travels, Russell Lamson to Philadelphia for two months’ religious work, Kiwanis meeting with Donald Rheiner as speaker, Helen Nauman’s appendicitis operation, George W. Murray’s guilty plea for liquor charge awaiting sentencing, A. R. Frederickson visitors, snowfall and farmers’ optimism, Martin Bros. robbery trip to Florida and New York, and Mrs. Martin’s travel observations.

V. ©. Kelford Bethel Church P. m Salvation Army Hall Arthur Montgomery Cedar Falls Hazel Montgomery Austin Minn PL. H. Kreger Sixth Street West Charles City Thomas Lawrence Billie Barr Indianapolis Inn Myrtle Barr Police Watron Fred ‘Nichols Jefferson Street Cliff _Anderson Finchford St. Francis Hospital Eunice Braund Glen Noble Oak Lawn Avenue Jesup Klermme Russell Lamson Third Avenue West Philadelphia Brotherhood of St. Andrew The Episcopal Church Donald B. Rheiner O— Universalist’ Church Kiwanis Club Russell Lamson Helen Nauman Allen Street Presbyterian Hospital

Miss Smith Weds John E Bender in Burton Avenue church

Edna Blanche Smith daughter of Mrs Byron Kibler married John Edward Bender son of Mr and Mrs Frank Bender at 11 this morning in the parsonage of Rev C O Loken. Attendant Leona Redding and best man Harry Peterson. Bride wore satin with matching hat and carried rosebuds. They will live in the city and were toasted at a dinner hosted by Kibler at the Russell-Lamson hotel. The bride attended East High and St Louis schooling. the groom works at John Deere.

Edna Blanche , Smith Byron L. Kibler Riehl Street John Edward Bender Frank Bender Walker Street C. 0. Loken Burton Avenue Thapfist Church Leona Redding Harry Peterson Carrie Hotel Risell-Lamson Kibléar Bender St. Louis East High School Ruth Harper Dawson Street

Marriages Are Announced for Coming Week

Clarksville Ia March 2 The marriage of Miss Clara Spler daughter of Mrs Ana Spler and Paul Weibke son of Mr and Mrs William Weibke will be solemnized at 4 oclock Sunday afternoon at Lutheran church by Rev W A Slefkes A wedding dinner will be served at the home of the brides mother The couple will live on a farm near Packard Ackley Ia March 2 Announcement has been made here of the approaching marriage of Miss Edythe Hubrecht daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Hubrecht Ackley and Edwin Borg Des Moines. The wedding will take place Sunday March 10 in Des Moines Mr Borg is a manager of a grocery store there and Miss Hubrecht has been making her home in that city for two years. Birthday Party The seventy third birthday anniversary of Mrs Leon Jago was celebrated Friday afternoon and evening when her daughter Mrs Walter Trask entertained about 25 friends and relatives at her home 802 Newton street A three course luncheon was served at 6 oclock Decorations were in purple and green Music and games were diversions and Mrs Jage received a number of gifts.

George A. Wheeler Ilinois Waterloo Black's Teargara Henry Grout Iowa Clair Parker L. T. Potter Millard William Bates G. E. Frederick E. G. Leffler A. F. Jury Ladies’ Auxiliary H. GC. Fagles Quincy Street Jess Banfield Ethel de Bettleries Ed Mickles Leonard Bensdett George Zwanziger T. QO F. Lodge Waterloo I O. O. FL Happy Eight Bridge Club Thomas Shafer Dawson Street Pricces Mila Henrick Paul Ktine Lee Renner Renner A Grawer-Christensen Gladys Christensen Mgr H. C. Christensen Wailgate Avenue Kenneth Winfred Brewer James Brewer Powler Street Jordsen Danish Lutheran Church Cedar Falls Brewer Hinson, Manufacturing Company Mr. Brewer Altstadt & Langlas Baking Company Renate Hoppenworth Carl Hoppenworth Douglas Township Bremer County Henry Henning S Sr Tripali H. Baum St. John's Lutheran Church Tripoli Minnie Wix Fred Wix Fred Endelman Harry Endelman Allison St. Jacobus Lutheran Church Allson W. C. Nas~sen Gertrude Marie Sanderson William Sanderson Saude Thomas Jerdee John Jerdee H. M. Pinstad Jardes Waldorf Luther College Forest City Saude Parochial School Frances Willard Fdt Willard, Beaman Sylvia A. Hess Louis Hess Grundy Center Conrad Misemore Thelka Lampe William Lampe Will Munsterman August Munsterman Waverly St.John's Lutheran Church Raum Gertrude A. Arduser Casper Arduser Sand Spring Delaware County Galen Hines John Hines Lovell Township St. John's Reformed Lutheran Church Monticello Kruempzell Tigar Richland Center Johanna Keppel John Keppel Kesley, Ja Henry Mehmen, Jr Henry Mehmen Parkersburg M. E. Parsonage B. A. Davis Martha Meester Doc H. Meester Wellsburg Harm Hook George Hook J. E. Drake Harmka_ Meester Joe H. Meester Bernard Stahl Gurgen Stahl Ray Mr. Denke Meester Holland Courier Clarksville Clara Spler Ana .Spler Paul Weibke William Weibke Lutheran Church W. A. Slefkes Packard Ackley, Ja Edythe Hubrecht Will Hubrecht Ackley Edwin Borg Des Moines Leon Jago Walter Trask Newton Street

Potter Ice Cream Company Doubles Factory Capacity

Potter Ice Cream Company at 326 Tenth Street West will double output after expanding its refrigeration area. Project includes a new flye car garage, an extra cold storage room, and 2000 feet of ammonia piping. About 4500 dollars will be spent, says president L T Potter.

Potter Ice Cream Company Tenth Street West L. T. Potter Potter

Cream of Celery Soup and Quick Sausage Meatballs

A recipe set includes a celery soup method using celery stalks, milk, flour and butter to thicken, with parsley or crouton garnish. Also a sausage meatball bake with eggs milk sour cream and salt, plus tips to use sour milk in biscuits and cottage cheese and notes on parsley preparation and olives in soup.

Brain Test Answers From a Cryptic Riddle Page

A set of four puzzle answers is presented. Puzzles include 10 pits totaling 25 cents, a quarter value versus a shilling, a mile in 90 seconds equating to 40 mph, and a 23 hour westward with a 24 hour eastward note. Chicago time is stated as one hour behind New York.

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