Benefit Card Party Planned by Waterloo Clubs and Churches
A benefit card party organized by the Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s club October group is set for 7:30 p m tomorrow in the clubrooms. Open to men and women, with each member at one table, favors and marigold bouquets featured. Notable attendees include Mmes A E Johnson Ruby Elam and Miss Callie Wieder among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Publc
Mmes. A. E. Johnson
Ruby Elam
Dennie Shaffner
Germride Loewe
Roy F. Short
J G@ Wright
Salla Prank
Della Tritz
Myrtle Hite
Mary Danko
Virginia Berry
Wilme Durgensen
Pearl Lewis
Gladys Prescott
Christine Owen
East. High School
Lindy Lee
Callie Wieder
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
N.G
Bonney
Ruth Suckow
Miss Suckow
Iowa
Miss Wieder
Warren
Sarah
The
Club
W. P. Kearns
H. O Barton
Ruth Hamlin
Study of Catalogs Occupies Waterloo Garden Club
Members of the Waterloo Garden Club met at Mrs. R. c. Bodwell’s home to study catalogs and flower books as a winter garden planning activity. They shared catalog sources, discussed edelwe lists from seedmen in the east and Sutton’s of England, and noted varieties from California, Oregon, Washington, the eastern states, and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
R. c. Bodwell
Kingbard Hill
J. Conery
Town
Sutton’s
England
C. E. Ransier
California
Washington
Oregon
Japan
R. W. Hardin
Mrs Sherwood Elected President of John Fiske PTA
Mrs H L Sherwood was elected president of the John Fiske Parent Teacher Association at a school meeting. Mrs George Watson became vice president Miss Avis Black secretary and Mrs Clarence Briden treasurer. The program featured community singing and performances by East High School groups and solo piano pieces. Fifth grade led attendance. teachers served. White Shrine officers to be elected at 7 30 p m Friday at the Masonic temple Cedar Falls. each woman asked to bring a pie for auction.
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H. L. Sherwood
John Fiske
Audrey Jane Anderson
Melba Reed
Bethany
White Shrine
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Cedar Falls
Church Sewing Circles Schedule Weekly Meetings
Church groups announce meetings across several churches. Immanuel Lutheran plans sewing at 2 p m tomorrow in the school auditorium. East Park Presbyterian hosts officers' election at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Mrs Anns Kipp s home. St Pauls M E Home Guards entertain parents at 7 30 tonight with a colonial party in church parlors. Linden M E Ladies Aid holds monthly thimblebee Thursday afternoon in church parlors. Division 7 hostesses, led by Mrs Earl Chapman, circle three of First Lutheran Missionary society met yesterday with nine members and three guests. next meeting is April 3 at Mrs Martin Tollefson s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Frank Yareho
Bri Lodge
Thimolebee
W. H. Wing
Elite Circle
W. A. Schultz
Mirs
P. J. Akin
Ald Society
East Park Church
Anna Kipp
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. OC
W. Cc
Sewing Circle
Immanuel Lutheran Church
East Park Presbyterian Church
Anns Kipp
Home Guards of
St. Paul's M
Linden Methodist Episcopal Church Ladies Aid Society
Division 7
Earl Chapman
Circle Three
First Lutheran Missionary Society
C. A. Schumann
Martin Tollefson
Chautauqua Club
LaPlace
Lebrary West
Chester Cadwalader
Sue
Henry Grout
Woman's Benefit Association
Frank Higgins
Bunco
500
Moose Hall
V. 5. Larsen
S. DB. Clark
G. GC. Scott
G. H. Mahnke
Emma Keller
Third Avenue West
William I. Schrag
Campbell Baking Company
Lions Club
Gardner
W. D. Fesler
P. Fa- Ean
Rock Island Railroad
Rober H. Johnston
Charles W. Kline
East District Public Schools
Rochester
Minn
West High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Edward Kurtz
Roland Searight
Edna Hopkins
Marlys Selwarck
Ernest B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
Rose Haulotte Hosts Bridge Party For Esther Gaston
Miss Rose Haulotte hosted a bridge party at her home in honor of Miss Esther Gaston whose forthcoming marriage to Edgar Sweitzer was announced Saturday. Guests included Kathryn Thompson Wilma Smith Lillian Grange Virginia Hunter Martha Daugherty Virginia Galloway Josephine Maine. D O V meeting at Memorial Hall planned a sewing day and bake sale with a picnic lunch at noon on Tuesday and March 17 respectively.
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Rose Haulotte
Esther Gaston
Edgar Sweitzer
Miss Haulotte
Kathryn Thompson
Wilma Smith
Lillian Grange
Virginia Hunter
Martha Daugherty
Virginia Galloway
Josephine Maine
Miss Smith
Miss Gaston
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Memorial Hall
J. B. Merick
William Larson
A. J. Rodenhaver
Club Notesand Meetings Highlight St Patrick Day Theme
Badger club meets at Mrs J JH Swinbank home and a Friday session follows at Mrs J W Breely with a 12 30 luncheon and theatre outing. Past Noble Grand association of Temple Rebekiah Judge gathers at Mrs Sidney Lehman home with contests and social hour. Mrs Addie Decker, an 86 year old shut in, is visited after a picnic supper.
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Badger Club
St. Patrick's
Happy Hour Club
Black's Tearoom
Harriet Cutler
Mmes
J. W Krapfel
E. L. Corton
Glenn W. Miller
Noble Grand Association of Temple Rebekiah
Sidney Lehman
Dwight Bower
MM Sidney Staith
A. J. Walden
Hattie Cranks
Addie Decker
Hints in Beauty Care by Glossy Hair
Advice on maintaining glossy hair through diet and hygiene. Emphasizes iron and ample fats for healthy blood, frequent gentle shampooing with simple soaps, and light olive oil conditioning. Recommends thorough brushing, proper brushes, scalp massage, and periodic use of castor oil mixtures to stimulate growth and shine.
Mrs Atchison Weds Harry Bern in Independence
The marriage of Mrs Mabel Hale Atchison and Harry Bern, both of Gladbrook Indiana, occurred Wednesday at Rev Bert Griffen's parsonage. The couple, joined by Mr and Mrs Carl Tiffany, later dined at the Atchison home north of Independence. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Hale of Orchard, and the groom is a farmer near Gladbrook who plans to live there.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Mabel Hale Atchison
Harry Bern
Gladbrook
Bert Griffen
Carl Tiffany
A. W. Atchison
Frank @. Hale
Orchard
Gladbreak
Elklets Re-Elect Mrs. C. D. Wilcox as Noble Dame
Mrs. C. D. Wilcox was re-elected noble dame of the Elklets at a luncheon today at the Elks club. Her staff includes several officers and attendants, with Mrs. G. T. Wilcox continuing in the top post. After the election, members played bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elklets
C. D. Wilcox
G. T. Wilcox
the Elklets
The
Elks Club
Wilcox
H. B. Maynard
William C. White
Thomas Fitzgerald
Elklet
G. L. Whitman
Fred Wimber
N. O. Barton
Albert Kann
Inner
Canopus Club Plans Elaborate St Patrick Dinner Party
Two hundred Canopus club members and wives will dine Friday at Black's tearoom to honor 45 new members. The event features a contest conclusion, entertainment by J. Tuthill, and readings by Mrs. J. E. Ferguson with dance by Madigan school students. Attendees include Canopus reps from Des Moines and Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canopus Club
Black’s Tearoom
E. E. Peek
J. &. Tuthill
Mr. Peek
H. S. Butters
C. R. Bruggeman
Birney Allen
M. S. Cornish
Charles Rein
Canopus
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Gates College Graduation Night at Gates Home
Mr and Mrs Bruce Gates entertained midyear graduates and faculty at 739 Mullan Avenue. A featured observation test impressed guests as 37 diplomas are to be awarded at commencement tomorrow at Pirat Methodist Church. Walter Bellinger will give the welcome address as Rodney Fee cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gates
Gates College
Mullan Avenue
Florence Nelson
Dows
Pirat Methodist Episcopal Church
Chicago
Minneapolis
Whiting
Ind
Walter Bellinger
Gates College Alumni Association
Rodney Fee
Oelwein
Memorial Day Plans to Be Made Tomorrow
Preliminary arrangements for Memorial day observance will be discussed at the regular meeting of Robert Anderson post G A R tomorrow at 2 p m in Memorial hall. A proposal will be submitted that the post join with veterans of the Spanish American and World wars in exercises honoring the soldier dead of all wars.
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S. O. VY. Auxilary
Sons of Union
Robert Anderson Post
Ci. A
Inter Organization
Memorial Hall
Mary Woore
W. DB. Bauer
H. E. Bowen
F. M. Stull
Julius Tennis
David Allison
G. A. R. Post
Morey’s to Open Women’s Ready-To-Wear Store in Waterloo
Morey’s will open at 225 Fourth Street East in the former L. A. Wangler space after remodeling. Morris B. Greenburg, former manager, is president and treasurer with Mrs. Lottie Stoddard as vice president and secretary. authorized capital stock is $25,000. The store will offer dresses coats suits millinery and furs, and a date for opening will be announced later.
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Waterloo
Morey’s
Morris Greenburg
Morey's
Fourth Street East
Merly
L. A. Wangler
Morris B. Greenburg
Lottie Stoddard
Greenburg
Ufe
Penn College Routs Central 39 24 in Season Finale
Oskaloosa Iowa March 7 Penn college closed its basketball season by defeating Central college 39 to 24 Quire and Glancy played their last games for Penn in a final home game at Central Gym.
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PENN
Central
Oskaloosa
U.R
Penn College
Central College
Quire
Glancy
City in Brief Seeks Labor meeting at Carpenter hall
Central Labor union will meet to heighten activity in Carpenter's hall. Mrs. Elizabeth D Whitmarsh of York Maine visits her brother Bragdon in La Porte City. Several residents travel or recover from illnesses. Local officials and guests participate in hospital and school events through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Hight
Carpenter's Hall
Elizabeth D. Whitmarsh
York
Bragdon
Roger Birdsall
Wellington Street
Sally
Washington
L. &. Bannister
Chicago
la Porte City
Waterloo
Fredericksburg Bible Class Meeting Report
Fredericksburg Indiana March 7 Women from the Baptist Bible class gathered at Mrs W D Purdy after Miss Velva Hartson hosted the Farm Bureau Record club at her northeast town home Fifteen attended Edna Bremer hosted the Christian Endeavor society at her residence Monday evening with games and social diversions for about 20 guests Mrs M F Smith and baby Milo Jr have returned from the hospital in New Hampton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Fredericksburg
Baptist Bible
W. D. Purdy
Velva Hartson
Farm ‘Bureau Record Club
Town
Edna Bremer
Christian Endeavor Society of the Evangelical Church
M. F
Smith
Smith and Baby
Milo, Jr
New Hampton
Wah-Tan-Ye Club Elects Officers in Osage
The Wah-Tan-Ye club met at the Cleveland hotel for dinner and officer elections. Miss Blanch McLaughlin was chosen president with Miss Nettle Peterson as vice president Miss Vera Sullivan secretary and Miss Hazel Hunt treasurer. Directors for two years are Mary Atlee Fullerton and Elizabeth Schrader. Mrs. F. M. Tuttle serves as reporter for the club organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage Club
Osage
Wah-Tan-Ye “Club
Cleveland Hotel
Ina Tyler
State University Extension Department
Town City
Blanch McLaughlin
Nettle Peterson
Vera Sullivan
Hazel Hunt
Mary Atlee Fullerton
Elizabeth Schrader
F. M
Mrs L R Hermann Hospital Patient in Cedar Rapids
Mrs L R Hermann of Cedar Rapids is a patient at St Francis Hospital after undergoing an operation on Monday. She formerly was Miss Katherine Sullivan of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Harley
Bayard Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
L. R. Hermann
Cedar Rapids
St Francis Hospital
Katherine Sullvan
Brain Test Answer Set
A group of statements labels and comparisons. Each item assigns a characteristic or category to named subjects such as Dice Shark Poot Tiger and Greek. The list notes cubical shapes, non belonging, smallest water body, animal analogy, and language origin.
Tama Dog License Revenue Jumps This Year
Tama county licensed 1,100 dogs since January 1 1928 compared with 574 at the same point last year. Total for 1927 was 1,939. The dog tax rose from 1 to 2 dollars for males and 3 to 5 dollars for females to curb livestock loss.
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Courier Special Service
Tracer
Tama
Kendrick Buys Pierce and Glaw Grocery Store
W M Kendrick who formerly managed a local store for a national chain has purchased the grocery and market at 1400 Fourth Street East from Pierce and Glaw.
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W. M. Kendick
Grocers
Fourth Street
Pierce & Glaw
Fire damages goods of farm family on day of migration
Barclay Township reports a stove pipe fire on February 27 in the San Rose farmhouse ruins the family bedding supply as they prepared to move. The 70 year old Casper Schmitt house remains in good condition, occupied by Ernest Gerdes in the northwest quarter of section three. Scarlet fever closes school No. 2 after the Ray Peverill family case. Nick Wellner felled a large quantity of wood in the John Fet Kether grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Barclay Township
San Rose
Casper Schmitt
Ernest Gerdes
Section Three
Ray Peverill
Nick Wellner
John Fet Kether Grove
Seek Support for Church in Mitchell
Mitchell Iowa church canvass seeks pledges to cover a resident pastor. Rev Mr Lott of Osage will preach Sunday. A blacksmith shop is being promoted by local citizens with FPK Alitz formerly of Mitchell involved.
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Courier
Mitchell
Lott
Osage
Alitz
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Regent
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M. J. O'Keefe
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Fredricksburg
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
Dent
Burlington
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W. M. Kendrick
Pierce & Glaw Grocery
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