Date Set for Marriage of Eleanor Alcock and Bertis Walker
Mrs J E Trimble hosted a miscellaneous shower for Eleanor Alcock sister of the bride elect. The engagement to Bertis C Walker was announced with a wedding date of April 27. Guests included Frances MacManus Bessie Culbertson Lillian Seliger Minnie Ott Kathryn Trotter Genevieve Trotter Gladys Gregory Juani ta Demmel and Mrs Geneal Jenness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Trimble
Areyle Street
Eleanor Alcock
Bertis C. Walker
Kathryn Glaza
Orlyn Alcock
Grace Kerr
Jessie Alcock
A. I. Kingsbury
Frances’) MacManus
Bessie Culbertson
Lillian Seliger
Minnie Ott
Kathryn
Genevieve Trotter
Gladys Gregory
Juanita Demmel
Mra. Geneal
Jenness
West Orange Club Marks Anniversary and Elections
West Orange township notes the fourteenth anniversary celebration at Mrs. Sam Harbaugh home with officers elected: Ben Myers president, Mrs A Cornelius vice president, Mrs Homer Lichty secretary, Mrs Sam Grads treasurer. Publicity chair Mrs J Buxton and program committee includes Mrs Harbaugh Ruth Fleming Miss Lult Moser. Charter members present include Mmes Klingaman Pul King Hoover. Proceeds support the orphan’s fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
West Orange Club
Sam Harbaugh
Mess
Ben Myers
A. "Cornelius
Homer
Lichty
Sam ‘Grads
Pease
Sarah Williams
P. Hoover
Fional
Brotherhood club meets at church parlors for dinner
The First-Liuth ch group met Friday evening at the church parlors with Pastor Ra Hageman hosting. Members from Denver and Tas to attended along with Misses Celie Weik Bern Weaver Bithel Stevens Margaret Gilligan Augusta Latimer Elsie Hansen Ella Segee. Mrs M D Brown hosted a two course St Patrick dinner for Km Chat Awhile club with Miss Dora Nedderman Alicia Ta and Mrs E W Main as guests. The next meetings will be at Mrs Va L Fox and Mrs J W Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luetta
Hageman
Jin
Halfa
Denver
Celie “Weik
Bern
Weaver
Segee
P.’ Club
Brown
Ayere
Charles Brown
Ray’ Hinman
Va. L. Fox
Peter Schreiner
John ‘Galsworthy
Dora
Nedderman
Alicia
E.W. Main Wrére
Nelson
Community notes linger with fraternal and church items
The clipping lists events at White Shrine of Jerusalem Cedar Falls Masonic temple, Wallace school activities through PT A Sloan and Sloan, First Presbyterian Homemakers Clara's vase and Philathea Miss Mattie Buettner, Waterloo Camp Royal Neighbors Ke of I Moose hall Mooseheart and Legion Moose hall, a Saturday Graduate Nurses card party at Hotel Russell Lamson, and a Saturday wedding Elsie Lammer to Tud wig Herrmann at Immanuel church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls Masonic Temple
W.C. A
Evening of Fun Is Enjoyed by Group of Business Girls
Members of Blue Triangle league of YWCA women hosted a party for the winning team FU after a membership contest. Sixty five girls attended at the YWCA building. FU led by Miss Wilda Mae Teck, with VIM announcer Del Miniger, edged PU.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League of Young Women's Christian Association
Wocg.ua
VIM
del Miniger
Wilda Mae Teck
Edna Jéngler
Ruth Miller
May Lewis
Knapp Studio
Ruth
Rees
Beth Tracy
Cora Loomer
Ruth Isherwood
American Legion Auxiliary Birthday Party Honors Founding
The American Legion Auxiliary celebrated six years with Becker-Chapman post members and families at Memorial hall. About 175 attended dinner and dancing with green ferns and a birthday cake amid St Patrick’s Day decor. Vivian Innes and Mrs Hornstein and Mrs Lohnes won the membership contest. Miss Innes led the entertainment committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Becker-Chapman
Memorial Hall
L. BE. “Roberts
Mrs Charles Rose Heads Burton Avenue Church Circle
Mrs Charles Rose elected president of the Woman's circle of Burton Avenue Baptist church at a meeting yesterday afternoon. New officers include Mrs Earl Jag vice president Mrs Walter Larrabie secretary and Mrs Neil Kepple treasurer. Program chair Mrs Wayne Garvin social service chair Mrs Clarence Larrabie calling chair Mrs Lou Aldrich. Devotions by Mrs Harry Murray and a reading by Mrs Charles Brown. Refreshments were led by Mrs Charles Cutshaw. Annette Lingelbach wins 85 prize for Why Every Child Should Have a Musical Training in Etude Music Magazine contest.
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Charles Rose’ Avas
Woman's
Burton’ Avenue
Earl Jag
Walter “Larrabie
Neil Kepple
Wayne Garvin
Clarence Larrabie
Social Service Committee
Lou
Annette M. Lingelbach
West
George Lingelbach
Etude Music, Magazine
Hints on Straight Hair Styles for Beauty Care
The article outlines multiple straight hair cutting and styling methods, including boy’s cut, side parts with bangs, middle part with fringe, and soft curved fringe options. It notes fit for various face shapes and advises on caring for pimples with diet and a sulfur ointment, while warning against premature judgment of a girl’s proportions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery
Girl Reserves Conference by Local YWCA Plans
Girl Reserves from Independence Vinton Cedar Falls Hudson Waverly New Hartford Allison and Charles City will attend a high school girls conference at the local YWCA building on Saturday March 19. Miss Grace Stuff of Chicago will discuss What It Means to Be a Girl Reserve at 10 am after morning worship led by Miss Florence Gabriel and a 9 am assembly. A luncheon follows and Dr. W. P. Mettermick will speak. The event is organized by local YWCA leaders including Mrs. Fred Adams and Miss Watters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Reserves of the
Young,Women's Chistian Association
Marie Watters
Waterloo
Girl Reserve
Y. W. Cga
Stuff
Florence Gabriel
Martha Graham
W. PB. Mettermick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Fred Adams
Margaret Miller
East High Friendship Club
Judith Ferguson
West High School Friendship Club
Watters
First flock of blackbirds signals spring arrival
A fragment notes the first flock of blackbirds sighted near the city, seen as an early sign of spring. It mentions a resident, Tidt Hanna, working near timber on Third Avenue West and references dates in March. The text reflects local speech and uncertain OCR clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Peg
Jane
Liquor Hearings Set for Two Defendants in Municipal Court
Hearings for Thomas Townsend charged with a liquor nuisance and Thomas Prince of 14387 Sycamore Street facing the same charge were scheduled before Judge George W. Sager in municipal court fate todis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thester Townsend
Thoanns Prince
Sycamere Street
George Ws. Sager
Fate Todis
Home from hospital for Mrs Northey after long hip injury
Mrs Ylerbert Northey of 935 Mallap Avenue West, after seventeen weeks in Alien Meaneriat hospital for a fractured hip, was discharged to her home today. Many local papers are printing a Bible verse a day this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ylerbert Northey
Mallap Avenue West
Alien Meaneriat Hospital
OWA
Commission form urged to save Iowa fish and game
Ames March 11 adoption of the commission form of state fish and game administration is the only way to ensure conservation says Seth B. Gordon Chicago national extension director of the Izaak Walton league. A six member non salaried commission provides regular business methods and continuity of service. The league backs the plan which 17 states already use and Iowa legislators consider it now. A Spirit Lake member Frank Marnette cited abuses by Iowa’s department, including contracting to rid lakes of carp while leaving large marketable fish, and protecting only certain species during spawning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Commission
State Fish and Game Administration
Seth B. Gordon
Chicazo
Izaak Walton League
Pennsylvania
Commission For Fish and Game Administration
Iowa General Assembly
League
Gordon
Iowa
United States
Frank Marnette
Spirit Lake
The
Fish and Game Department
Marnette
Iowa Department
Marietta
Beckner and Lamson Undergo Medical Procedures
H J Beckner of 323 Center Street night clerk at the Hotel underwent operation. Russell Lamson received an appendectomy at St Francis Hospital today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Beckner
Center Street
Russell Lamson
St. Francis Hospital
City in Brief Letters Blur Ey es Thre Buchanan for Glasses
Miss Pearl Blues of Gilbertville improved after an operation at St Francis Hospital. County Treasurer Ed Madigan left for Des Moines on business as chairman of the legislative committee of the Town County Officers association. Mrs D Rittenhouse of Washington Ia is seriously ill from a paralytic stroke. Detective Emil Steffen left for Dyersville to visit his parents. Lawrence Wirchoff passed plumbing exams before the Waterloo board. John Nugent, janitor at Emerson School, recovers from pneumonia as pupils present him a gold piece. Belle Pixley was granted a divorce from Jesse Pixley with custody of Helen and alimony. Gideons to meet Cedar Rapids delegation in Ogive. Cedar Rapids Gideons will broadcast from KWCR. Police seek Melvin Jensen of Fort Dodge who ran away. Mrs Thomas S Wells of Eugene Ore visiting Waterloo friends and planning talks with Central Life Assurance before touring Des Moines and Oregon.
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Buchanan
Miss Pearl Blues
Gilbertville
St. Francis Hospital
Ed. Madigan
Des Moines
Town County Officers’ Association
Washington, Ia
D. M. Balliett
Lawrence Wirchoff
Oélwein
Waterloo Board of Plumbing Examiners
L. B. Marek
L. A. Bernard
F. C. Fish
John Nugent
South Street
Emerson
Mr. Nugent
Thomas S. Wells
Eugene Ore
J. A. Townsley
J. G. McAlvin
J. EB. Brinkman
Minneapolis
Madison
Wis
Iowa
Central Life Assurance Company
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
Wells
Waterloo
Oregon
Real Estate Transfers Highlight Local Property Moves
Real estate transfers show Patents Comotery vanes Tl. K. Gallup to ten, taxable lot 1-4 in block 81, East Waterloo, and John N. Fettkether transferring land in section 1-80-12 to Lawrence Kane. Other filings include Mrs W Kautler receiving parcel from Cemetery and revisions to Wer ner land in See R1-89-12, with multiple small lot changes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prs
Visitor Memory Sparks Silent Summer Dispute
The fragment hints at a reunion or recognition scene with a character named Bobby and a tense exchange about past actions and a skipped conversation. It suggests a memory test or confrontation, with emotional stakes tied to a summer event and unspoken communication in a strained relationship.
Madame Bedlu Mouvahid Leads Turkish Stage Revolution
Constantinople March 10 Madame Bedlu Mouvahid called the leading lady of the Turkish stage has earned a double claim to fame. Her bold decision to appear on the Smyrna stage three years ago in a profession banned to Muslim women sparked many Turkish women to follow, pushing Greek and Armenian actresses from the field. Her first public act was a marriage to a Turkish actor against her aristocratic family’s orders, who disowned her. After the sultanate’s dissolution she staged her first performance in Smyrna opposite her husband, even as police raided the theatre. The new nationalist government endorsed her venture, banning police interference. Though some Muslims remain shocked, audiences enjoy a heroine who speaks real Turkish rather than Greek or Armenian jargo. Her troupe now numbers ten Turkish women. Modern in dress, Madame Bedia remains both on and off stage, upholding dignity preserved from the old regime’s wreck. Self-trained with no acting schools in Turkey, her performances are crude by Western standards but triumph with native crowds.
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Constantinople
Madame Bedlu Mouvahid
Smyrna
Madame Bedila
Sultanate
Madame Bedia
Madame’ Bedia
Turkey
A G Reid to Represent Rotary at Ostend Convention
A G Reid attorney chosen to represent the Waterloo Rotary club at Rotary International’s sixteenth annual convention in Ostend Belgium June 4 to 10 Governor Bruce Gates will also attend. An estimated 25 to 30 Rotarians from the district and 3 000 to 4 000 from the U S and Canada will participate. The Cunard Line has chartered seven steamships for travel from New York May 25 and 26. The Waterloo party departs New York May 26 at 10 am. King Alfred of Belgium will open the convention and hand it to international president Harry Rogers. Proceedings will occur in English and French. This marks the first continental international Rotary convention and only the third outside the United States. International gatherings previously held in Toronto and Edinburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Rotary Club
Rotary International
Ostend
Belgium
Bruce Gates
United States
Canada
Rotary : International
Cunard
New York
Waterloo
King Alfred
Harry. Rogers
San Antonio
Tex
Rotary Club
Toronto
Edinburgh
Scotland
Patterns Offered by Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns from the fashion department. Customers may obtain patterns by sending 15 cents per pattern to Waterloo, with patterns allowing seams and orders filled promptly, expected to reach buyers within ten days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Motor Freight Hearing For New Hampton Route Granted
Stalker Transportation of Mason City seeks Iowa railroad commission permit to operate motor truck freight between Waterloo and New Hampton. Hearing held with Commissioner B M Richardson presiding. Objectors include WCF and N railroad Chicago Great Western and Tri Pro business leaders. Vendor details show necessity for motor freight service and agreement not to handle Denver freight along the line. Other towns without rail facilities cited as Williamstown and Frederica.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalker Transportation Company
Mason City
Iowa Railroad
Waterloo
New Hampton
Cedar Rapids
W. C.F. & N.railway
Chicago, Great Western Railway
Tripol
Keith Stalker
Denver
Williamstown
Fredericka
Chinese Woman Builds Fortune In San Francisco Hotel
March 11. A Chinese widow who turned a few dollars into a fortune opened America’s first Chinese apartment hotel in San Francisco. The luxurious five story structure houses many of the city’s Chinese merchants and traders, located on fashionable Nob Hill away from Chinatown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Nevada
America
Chinatown
Nob Hil
Oriental touches in hotel blend modern chic with Chinese decor
A new apartment hotel mixes occidental comfort with oriental ornamentation. Chinese candelabra tapestries and sandalwood incense create an oriental atmosphere alongside modern showers and breakfast nooks. Mrs C F Long, once a country storekeeper in McDermitt Nevada, built her fortune after widowhood and now leads the enterprise aiming to spark a new era in Chinese living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terior
Orienta
C.F. Long
Mec-Dermitt
Nev
Glasgow Purchases Mary Queen of Scots Portrait for City
The Glasgow city government spent 25000 on a portrait of Mary Queen of Scots painted by a contemporary French artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Scotland
Mary, Queen of Scots
New MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder ad
An advertisement for MELLO GLO a new French process face powder from Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. claims it controls shine and provides long lasting color without an oily finish. The copy emphasizes its novelty and urges readers to remember the name MELLO GLO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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Jake
Kanosky
Hadassah
Bishop's
Dacard
Orphan’s Fund
Liuthch
P. Iday
Charles
Rose
Edna Kent Forbes
Armenia
Syria
J. D. Baston
Katherine McCormick
Relief
Athens
Greece
Netha
Gwendolyn Messer
Eli’ Messer
Oscar Samuel Guyer
Mansel Guyer
Dunkerton
First Evangelical Church
OQ. M. Yaggy
Alma Henning
Parkersburg
Richard . Trepp
Allison
Leo Tarr
Graydon -Gardin
Arthur
Padgett
Gorman
Robert
Clarence Sponheim
Olive Morehouser
Nellie Brooks
Cedar Falls
Yaw. C. A
Helen Murphy
Holy Name Court
Sacred Heart School
J. O. Gorman
O. Lt. Mullen
F. M. Burger
Rose Arend
Association
P.hall
Tina O'Leary
Melkowsky
Bert Roberts
William Grey
John Graff
Melen Haines
Joy Harmon
Emma Halmes
Walton League
Edith Smith
Hugh Smith
Ilinois Central Magazine
Emil Steffen
Bureau of Identification
Dyersville
C. M. Steffen
Belle Pixley
Jesse Pixley
H. B . Boies
Helen
Dubuque
Gideons
Ogive
Melvin Jensen
Fred Jensen
First Street
Fort Dodge
Bobby
Bedia Motravid
A. G. Reid
A. J. Edelson
Pelletier
Sioux City
Jones
Edelson, Company
William H. Zagoren
Peter Findley
Harry Yarwood
Earl Hilton
Mae Carson
Elsie Davis
Ruth Walker
Edelson
Zagoren
Leona Kies
Roy Metzgar
Roy Calvin
Employes
Glen Jones
Glen H. ‘Jones
New Hampton S
Rails
Tripoli
Tse
Ellen J. Buckland
KOTEX
New
Millinery Silon
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