Public Concert by N A QO at Longert Hall
Cedar Rapids organ professor Marshall Bidwell will perform at a Wa Tenon chapter open meeting in Purl Presbyterian church next day. no admission charged, offering received. Program includes Bach, Schumann, Debussy, Wagner selections and an excerpt from Tristan and Isolde.
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Marshall Bidwell
Coerallege School of Music
Cedar Rapids
Watenon Ehapr
Natidonal Association of Orparisis
Wl . P.m
Purl Presbyterian Church
Albert Scholitt
Dampcel
Drbussy
Jacob Scherup
Aedea Rogers
Tristan and Isolde
Wagner
Burr Elected Head of White Shrine in Waterloo
Mrs Howard Burr of Waterloo was chosen as worthy priestess of Bethany temple White Shrine of Jerusalem at a Masonic hall meeting in Guela Falls. Second Waterloo woman to hold the high office. Other officers named include George Lamm Cedar Falls watchman of shepherds Mrs George Wood Cedar Falls noble prophet Mrs James Ford Cedar Falls worthy scribe Mrs Nettie Jolson Cedar Falls treasurer Mrs H A Bos tough Cedar Falls chaplain Mrs 8 W Seifer Cedar Falls worthy guide Mrs BH E Frrgemann Waterloo worthy shepherdess and A R Baxader trustee for three years. Plans announced for the annual spring ceremonial March 23 and officer installation in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Burr
Waterloo
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of
Cedar Falls
8. W. Seifer
BH. E. Frrgemann
A. R. Baxader
Lucille Heidt Weds Harry Zimmerman at First Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Lucille Heidt daughter of Mrs Mary E Heidt Route 3 Waller Joe became the bride of Harry Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs Philip Zimmerman Route 4 Cedar Falls at 11 am yesterday The ceremony was read by Rev Henry Murller Parents of both families attended The bride wore an Alice blue crepe romaine dress with a small fawn colored hat She carried a shower of Ophelia roses and swainsana The Zimmeman attended Jesup High School Iowa State Teachers College and Gates Business College They will reside at Blue House road Waterloo after March 15 There was a meeting yesterday in Memorial hall with forty members and three G A R comrades present Thimblebee will be held next Wednesday with a picnic dinner at noon A name was balloted of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Heidt
Mary E. Heidt
Waler Joe
First Lutheran Parsonage
Harry Zimmerman
Mar
Philip Zimmerman
Cedar Falls
Henry Murcller
Zimmeman
Jesup High School
Towa State Teachers College
Iowa University
Gates Business College
Cedar Falls High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Zimmerman
Blue House Road
Waterloo
Memorial Hall
Thimblebee
Civb Department of Waterloo
FP. L. Marquis
West School Board
McAlvin
Wisner
Eickelberg
Airs. Wisner
A. G. Reid
Kingsley
Club Notes and Social Meetings Across Local Clubs
Sunshine Rebekah lodge meets Friday at 1 PM for luncheon on the mezzanine of Hotel Russell Lamson with reservations through president Mrs Lucinda Wright. Friday Afternoon 500 Club met at Mrs David McBrairds home. high score won by Mrs F R Reed. next hostess Mrs Verne Johnson. Peppers Club entertained at Josephine Hunt’s home. prizes to Helen Jane Thompson and Mary Dean Landeraf. luncheon served by Mrs PF A Hunt. Past Matrons Club Waterloo Chapter OES met yesterday at Mrs Charles Chickering’s home and planned a luncheon for Thursday at Blacks Tearoom in honor of Mrs GW Bothwell. a Moraleborne club moving to Des Moines with a dine party to follow.
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Blue Triangle League
Scane Arts Department
Woman's Club
Noble Grand Association of
Sunshine Rebekah
Russell- Lamson
J. Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
K. of C. Hall
Charity Hall
Elks Club
Marshall Bidwell
First Presbyterian Church
C. A. Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Bank
LO. C. F. Hall
Noble Grand Association of Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Russell Lamson
Lucinda Wright
500 Club
David McBrairds
F. R. Reed
Verne Johnson
Josephine Hunt
Helen Jane Thompson
Mary Dean Landeraf
PF. A. Hunt
Mairons’ Club of
Waterloo
Charles Chickering
Blacks Tearoom
GW. Bothwell
Des Moines
Chickering
Croc
Dom
Hints in Beauty Care Fragment Text
Hints in beauty care fragment includes garbled OCR about facial care and water, with scattered words suggesting cosmetic topics and a tubbed soap or mixture. Source heavily damaged, key names and specifics unclear.
Mrs. Gerald Wood Honored at Two Pretty Parties
Mrs. Gerald Wood formerly Miss Bernice Berg is feted in two social gatherings this week. A luncheon hosted by Mrs. Berg raised funds and a second event honored Wood with a bridal shower and gifts from Elks members and local guests.
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Gerald Wood
Bernice Berg
Fish
Berg
Helen Mh
Stotts
Gage
Waterloo O E Plan St Patrick Day Party Invitation
Waterloo O E and plans a St Patrick's party after the regular meeting at 7 30 p m inviting all Eastern Star members. Program by Mrs Glenn Tibbitts includes a solo by Mrs Mayon and a duet by Thelma Stribley and Mery Bradley with Jeanne Lammert dancing. Refreshments by Mrs Roy Hulett committee.
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W. F. Schrag
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott Busta
Glenn Tibbitts
Mayon
Busses
Thelma Stribley
Mery Bradley
Jeanne Lammert
Roy Hulett
Church and society events roll through local clubs
Alpha guild of First Presbyterian will meet Monday at Mrs L A Rhebenstein's home replacing Tuesday. Gleaners circle of East Park Presbyterian met at Mrs George Smith's home with Mary Francis Shedd and others presenting. First Lutheran Girls Glee Club planned an April minstrel show after last evening’s rehearsal. Hash Park Presbyterian Missionary tea set for 2 43 p m Tuesday with Maddigan pupils. St Margarets guild of St Marks meets Thursday at Mrs K L Brasdon. Christian Endeavor of First Brethren held leap year party with a male quartet and orchestra. 32 attendees. First Lutheran Erderhood admitted Herman and Louis Stokre. leap year party and radio show planned for April 13. C A R Watersow society to meet at Dr and Mrs J R Thompson home. delegates to national convention to be elected. Delphian Society Chapter WHE meets Monday at YWCA to discuss Life During the Middle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Francis Shedd
Harriet Stelfans
Joy Sanford
Elizabeth Mortis
Blanche Douglas
Sadie Douglas
East Park Presbyterian Church
George Smith
Genevieve Holman
Iesson
First
Lutheran Girls’ Glee Club
L. H. Bender
Margaret Haus
Christian Endeavor Society of
First Brethren Church
W. CG
Erderhood
First Lutheran ‘Church
Herman
Louis Stokre
John Niedert
John Schumaker
C. A. R—Watersow Society
Children of the American Revolution
J. R. Thompson
Margaret Thompson
George DeWalt
Civic Department to Sponsor Health Education Project
The Woman's club voted to back an educational campaign for preventing and curing major diseases led by Miss Lorene Standish. The effort, to be promoted statewide via three minute talks posters literature and motion pictures, urges periodic medical exams and early warning signs for tuberculosis heart disease cancer and other ailments. Nathan Barber presented smoke nuisance abatement plans and emphasized education and enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Lorene Standish
Campaim
Bs. J. P. Jones
Nathan Barber
M. B. Cleveland
Waterlood Garden Club
Civic Department
Stern
Unclear historical notice and names in damaged text
Fragmentary OCR text references various names, places, and events without clear coherence. It mentions dates, a magazine, and a chair or committee, with scattered proper nouns and uncertain context about a public notice or social gathering.
Esther Gaston Weds Edgar Sweitzer in Home Ceremony
Miss Esther Ann Gaston daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Gaston 401 Hammond avenue married Edgar Sweitzer son of Mr and Mrs Hubert Sweitzer at 3 pm in the Gaston home. Rev J Richmond Morgan officiated with close family present. Bride wore blue and old rose dresses and carried Columbia rose bouquet. A pink and white luncheon followed and the couple will reside in Brockwell Arms apartments after March 38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Ann Gaston
W. W.gaston
Hammond Avenue
Edgar Sweitzer
Hubert Sweitzer
J. Richmond Morgan
Pays Congregational Church
Columbia
Lucy Jane
Dorthelda Milter
Sweilger
West High School
Sweitzer
Iowa State Teachers
Col Jege
Alpha Chi Epsilon Fraternity
Brockwell Arms
Linda Jensen and Oakley Ruton to Marry Tonight
Linda Jensen and Oakley Ruton plan a marriage ceremony at 7130 m today conducted by Rev. Wiliam Hardcastle of Plymouth Congregational. The couple, with about 20 guests, will wed at their home area in Jesup Edgewood Indiana with Leona Jensen as bridesmaid and Lawrence Rulon as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Jensen
Oakley Ruton
City in Brief items and notices from the day
City in brief covers medical, travel and civic notices including H R Plowman taken to Allen Memorial hospital for upcoming surgery Mrs Ward B Murray visiting her mother in Grundy Center leaving for Los Angeles and to make home with husband A C Williard attends Izaak Walton league meeting Rotary changes explained by Bruce Gates at Hotel Russell Lamson Also reports on a 20 acre bass hatchery and a road show orchestra with Heal Peavey travelling in California and 400 men noted in a tally
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. Plowman
Fairview Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Ward B. Murray
Chicago
Mary Bruck
Irving Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Jefferson, In
Izaak Walton League
A. C. Williard
League
Williard
W. E. Peavey
Third Avenue West
H. M. Peavey
Women Debate Public Office at Waterloo Club
Waterloo Woman's club endorses candidates for west and east school boards and a park post. Members discuss women's roles, with Mrs McAlvin opposing multiple women on the board, citing family duties, while others urge greater female representation in school matters and local governance.
Mothers guide taste and independence in children
Ruth L. Frankel uses two nine year olds, Katherine and Anne, to illustrate how mothers should allow personal preference in children. Katherine learns harmony and confidence through choice while Anne resents dress restrictions, showing the danger of overriding a child’s taste. A wise mother fosters judgment and freedom without imposing her own style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth L. Frankel
Katherine
Anne
Smyth & Gordon
Jose
Nowers
Anna
Kindergarten movement gains support from educators leader
John A. Cousens, president of Tufts College, Massachusetts, urges broad backing for the kindergarten movement, stressing that all thoughtful people in education should endorse it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Cousens
Tufts College
Massachusetts
Women CandIdates Endorsement Spurs School Board Debate
The discussion centers on women's purchasing clout and suitability for school board duties. Babson cites that 80 percent of American buying comes from women and argues they can manage coal purchases for schools. Mrs Marquis supports a two women to five men board ratio, and the department votes unanimously to endorse the women candidates for office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Brain Test Corrections Document
A list outlines edits to a puzzle solution noting changes: replace 5 with four, 4 with 15, 15 with 16, 7 with 8, 22 with 21, the first 42 with 10, ig 21 with 23. The text serves as a guideline for updating answers and ensuring consistency across steps.
Beauty Culture School Receives A Rating From Board
The Waterloo School of Beauty Culture at 226 Fifth Street East was rated A by the state board of cosmetology examiners. Manager Frank Pitzenberger was informed in a letter from Dr. Henry Albert, state health commissioner. The school is placed on the accredited list and its graduates may take state board examinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo School of Beauty Culture
Fifth Street East
State Board of Cosmetology
Frank Pitzenberger
Henry Albert
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Atte Unke Muchedl
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Herat Heyer Oy Rose Wilder
Aameriety Dride & Saban Oy
Esther Gaston
Wiliam Hardcastle
Plymouth Congregational Church
Marius Jensen
Jesup
C. Ruton
William , Ruton
Edgewood
Leona Jensen
Lawrence Rulon
Ruth Miller
Miss Jensen
Iowa Dairy Separator Company
Rulon
New York Life Insurance Company
Beth
Gales Business College
Allen Street
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Nicole Groult
Buchanane
T. A. Haversled
C. G. W. Railway
H. ©. Bulla
Fanny Koobs
Grundy Center
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J. W. Thompson
American Legion
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Hippedrome
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Warsaw
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California
Bruce Gates
Rotary International
Ostend
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
Gates
John G. Miller
Rotary
Frackel
Wal Kindergarten Association
West Forlisth Street
New York
Gilles
Beauty Culture School
Cosmetology Board
Paul Davis Dry Goods
Welch
Graves
Lauermsn
Swift Premium
Black Hawk
Old Homestead
Lauerman
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