Miss Ruth Maine Weds Roger Holm in First Presbyterian
Miss Ruth Marsh Maine daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Maine 181 Leland Ave married Roger G Holm son of Dr and Mrs P F Holm Wells Minn on Sunday March 10 at First Presbyterian Church in this city. Ceremony at 2 pm in presence of immediate family. Miss Maine attended Ward Belmont Nashville and Iowa State Ames. Mr Holm a Shattuck Military Academy Faribault Minn and studied at UC Santa Barbara and Iowa State. He belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afr
H. A
Maine
Leland Avenue
Ruth Marsh
Roger G. Holm
Ron
P. F. Holm
Wells
Minn
Presbyterian ‘Church
Faribault
University of Southam California
Iowa State College
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity
Benefit Series Opens with Two Bridge Parties in Waterloo
The Benefit Series for the Fine Arts department of the Waterloo Woman's Club begins this week with two round robin bridge events. The first party is Tuesday at Mrs. WE Bickley’s home, 2625 Fourth St. W., with Mrs. Max Wilson and Mrs. Tee Litchfield assisting. The second is Wednesday at Mrs. Bickley’s, hosted by Mrs. Orlo Miller and others. A string of hostesses will follow throughout March. Pierced Daniels wedding in Arlintille and Linwood Fierce wedding in Hamburg, Ark, were solemnized Saturday at Walnut Street Baptist by Dr. Warren L. Steeves. The couple will live in Waterloo as the groom works for the Illinois Central Railroad. Dinner party honors the Simmons couple on their anniversary at 1143 South Street with a pink and green decor. Maccabee Jewels drill practices for the Cedar Rapids state convention. Our Lady of Victory court W.O.O.F. will meet to elect officers for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
We.bickley
Fourth Street West
Max Wilson
Tee Litchfield
Pierce-Daniels
Lilian E
Daniels
Fred Daniels
Arlinville
Minn
Linwood W. Fierce
Walter L. Pierce
Hamburg
Ark
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ann
Collins
Lynn
Leigh
Waterloo
Ilinoiis Gentral Railroad
W. W. Simmons
South Street
Independence Is Urged as Goal of Business Women
Emily R. Kuenbuhl executive secretary of the national federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs says thrift and saving are key to solving the business woman's problem. A thrift day is added to National Business Women's Week March 10 to 16 with focus on thrift education and ethics. The federation seeks a tax exemption increase for single filers from 1500 to 3000 dollars. The article notes eight and a half million women were employed in gainful work in the 1920 census, with over a million in professional fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily R. Kuenbuhl
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
National Federation
Hints in beauty care by Edna Rent Forbes
A magazine style piece discusses two good methods for applying hair tonics using an old toothbrush or cotton pads, noting benefits of scalp stimulation versus minimal application. It provides a sample tonic formula with precipitated sulfur and other ingredients, and mentions potential use of pilocarpine for premature gray hair, plus cautions from doctors about eczema and clarifications about tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Rent Forbes
Waterloo Folk at Dinner During Inaugural Week
In Washington March week social events for Iowa visitors were highlighted by a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. C. G. D. Cass of Waterloo in the Presidential dining room at the Mayflower Hotel. The Iowa delegation included George B. Lichty and Mrs. Lichty, Mrs. B. Johnson, W. T. Evans, and Kirg Evans, plus representatives from the Third district such as P. B. Gilles and W. G. Tyrell, with many others attending various functions and receptions. Washington society noted Cedar Rapids attendees rose in prominence at the Iowa reception, with Karl Hoffman leading the receiving line. Over 1,000 guests attended the ball honoring Cal. Charles Burton Robbins, with Secretary of War Good and his wife among the guests, as Hawkeye guests set attendance records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guarter
Washington, D.,.c
Towans
CG. D. Cass
Waterloo
Mayflower Hotel
George B.lichty
Florida
Iowa
W. T. Evans
Kirg. Evans
P. B. Gilles
Waverly
W. G. Tyrell
Belmond
A. G. Rigby
M. A. Smith
Mary Dawson
Independence
Nabholz
Brandon
T. J. B. Robinson
Good
Cedar Rapids
Washington Society
William Fitch Kellay
Martha McClure
Mt. Pleasant
Republican Nations Committee
Towa
Hammill
Geed
Colonel Robbins
Anteek club notes and social bunco evening reported
Sixteen members of the Anteek club surprised Mr and Mrs W T Edwards at 1111 Rich street during a Saturday picnic supper. Bunco was played. Pioneer club will entertain at Mrs Rose McCord's 1214 Lafayette street on Tuesday afternoon with refreshments. Just Ate club met at J C Madsen's 441 Lane street. 500 prizes went to Mrs BE Lh Mayes and Clarence Quackenbush, refreshments served. Quackenbush hosts again Saturday. Jinx birthday club honored Mrs Alfred Peterson at 919 Walnut Cedar Falls with a Five Hundred party. prizes to A J Wiegel, L T Jones, W B Coram. gift presented. refreshments served. Triple Four club had 630 dinner at Donald Bandfield's 314 Lindale avenue. high 500 scores to Mrs G H Williams and Harry Farr, with consolations to Mrs Ralph Shafer and Charles Jeppeson. guests Bir and Mrs Jeppeson. meets March 23 at Shafer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anteek Club
W. T. Edwards
Rich Street
W. E. A. Pioneer Club
Rose McCord
Lafayette Street
Just Ate Club
J. C. Madsen
Lane Street
BE. Lh. Mayes
Clarence Quackenbush
Quackenbush
Jinx
Alfred Peterson
Walnut Street
Cedar Fails
A. J. Wiegel
L. T. Jones
W. B. Coram
Peterson
Triple Four Club
Donald Bandfield
Lindale Avenue
G. H. Williams
Harry Farr
Ralph Shafer
Charles Jeppeson
Bir
Jeppeson
Caviare Appetizers and Venison Braise Guide
A vintage recipe fragment describes caviar hors d oeuvres with oblong paste shapes baked to gold and spread with caviar, plus a venison shoulder braise. It details marinating the boneless shoulder in vinegar water with herbs for three days, browning onion shallot bacon and spices, braising with lemon juice, wine or sherry, then serving with a chive olive dressing over endive or romaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cover
Church News Faith circles hold variety of meetings
A string of church group events is planned this week. First Evangelical hosts a business meeting Tuesday evening at the church with a 6 30 picnic supper. First Presbyterian Lydia society serves waffles at 6 o'clock Tuesday, followed by a short program. Westminster workers meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Campbell’s home, 1505 Fourth Street West. Macedonian class noon luncheon plans at Mrs. Walker's home, 824 Third Street West. Unity guild of First M E holds picnic supper and business session at 6 40 tonight in church parlors. First M E women hostesses at 1207 Mulberry Street for a Tuesday afternoon session. Standard Bearers meet Tuesday at Eleanor Glas's home, 220 Locust Street. Miss Jeanetta Oldfather to speak. Church of the Brethren Woman's Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 1 30 at Mrs. Huffman's, 1103 Seventh Street West. Majer guild meets at First Presbyterian church parlors Wednesday afternoon at 9 30 with hostesses listed. Graves Memorial U B church Matrons' class luncheon Tuesday at 1 in the church annex. sandwiches and a covered dish welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Yade
GT. UY
P. Stoyles
L. A
B. R
Fireman's
Circle
First Lutheran Missionary Society
W. M. ‘Straka
H.W. Schultz
First Presbyterian Church
L. B. Miller
Rose McGord
Graves Memorial A. B
Mary
Melrose Chaples
A. R
Zathne ‘Burk
AJ U. WY. W. OO
Isabelia
K. C. Hall
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk IT
Lincoln Circle
Business and Professional Women's Club
Russell Lamson
Bel Canto Glee Club
Memairs
Labor Bureau
Carpenters’ Hall
Sons’ of Union Veterans and Auxiliary—Memorial Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. P. Hall
M. E
Eleanor. Glas
Our Lady of Victory Court
Our Lady of Victory Hall
Faith Circle
Graves Memorial
Lydia Society
Westminster
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. L. Walker
Third Street West
Unity Giild
Eleanor Glas
Locust Street
Jeanetta Oldfather
Woman's Missionary Society, Church of the Brethren
Ray Huffman
Seventh Street West
Towans Will Attend International Convention in Minneapolis
Des Moines March 11 Proposals for educating handicapped children will be a key topic at the eighth annual convention of the International Society for Crippled Children at the Curtis hotel in Minneapolis March 18 20. Iowa participants include Mrs Bert McKee Iowa Federation of Woman's Clubs Mrs B C Hopkins president Iowa Parent Teachers Association Miss Mary D Diemer director Des Moines department of exceptional children Glyde Hulsizer Rotary district governor Judge Ubterback Lions district governor P B Sheriff president Iowa society for crippled children Byron Tulant Kiwanis representative and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
International Society For Crippled Children
Curtis Hotel
Minneapolis
Iowa Parent Teachers’association
Mary D. Diemer
Des Moines Department of Exceptional Children
Glyde Hulsizer
Rotary Clubs
Judge Ubtterback
Lions Clubs
P. B. Sheriff
Iowa Society For Crippled Children
Byron Tulant
Kiwanis Clubs
City in brief Glasses repaired and travels noted
Local notices report repairs for glasses and various residents traveling or visiting relatives. Names include Harry M Reed and Colford family, with trips to Biloxi Iowa City and Moline. Medical updates mention Gertrude Malkowsky improving at Allen Memorial and Colleen Enders recovering after surgery. A March 13 welfare league meeting is listed along with a minor operation for A. Jones. A shooting incident involving August Heidemann is noted as resolved. Also travel details between Waterloo and Chicago are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry .M. Reed
Des Moines
Frank Colford
Prospect Avenue
Biloxi
Miss
F. J. Hadish
Campbell Avenue
Iowa City
Hubert
Hopper
Pamela
Moline
Ill
J. W. Burnip
Randolph Street
EB. C. Truaty
Park Road
Presbyterian Hospital
Leo &. Mak
Leslie
Gertrude Malkowsky
Lewis Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Colleen Enders
M. J. Enders
Ceder Heights
Social Welfare League
W. Co. A
Robbery at Indianapolis Hotel Strikes Teacher in Hotel Claypool
Miss Mabel Henderson former west side supervisor and now traveling rep for John C Winston Publishing, was robbed at gunpoint in her hotel room at Hotel Claypool Indianapolis. A man gained entry after a door rap, demanded a special delivery letter, and took $70 and a $1 bill as breakfast money before fleeing. Local officers Farley and Cox reported illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Hoenderson
West Schools
Claypool
Indianapolis
Ind
Henderson
John c. Winston .Publishing Company
Fern Gray
Charles A. Kittrell
Policeman on Sick List in Waterloo Force
Several Waterloo policemen are reported on the sick list. City Detective Ralph Davis has been ill or unavailable, affecting local policing duties and departmental coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ralph Davis
Brain Test Answer Patterns From OCR Fragment
A compact OCR fragment outlines opponent responses as numbers and terms like same and app across items (1) to (16). It lists angles such as opp, app, and varying labels, indicating a structured but unclear test answer key from a historical page.
Dainty For Tiny Tot Pattern For Spring Frocks
The Evening Courier highlights Pattern 1317 for infants and toddlers featuring a simple printed frock in gingham or percale with pointed collar and cuffs. Long sleeves suit early days though short sleeves are optional. Colors include red blue and yellow on white grounds with white pique trim. Sizes 2 and 6 offered. pattern requires specific yardage and includes full instructions for a perfect fit.
Spring fashions and shops spotlighted in Waterloo area
A rapid survey of local shops highlights Waterloo Drug hats and creamy milks, Woods Millinery color trends with greens and blues, Sherwood's flowers for Easter, and art shop offerings at 167 West Fourth Street. The Artist Shop offers Italianate decor and free instruction, with limited classes and a focus on accessible, child friendly art projects. Mary Lou invites readers to write for shopping advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channeil
Woods Millinery
U. B
West Fourth Street
Italy
Ita
Oliver and
G. Homer Langford
Kansas City Art Institute
Aldernoon
Waukon Minister Preaches Tonight at St. Josephs
Monsignor Stephen Butler dies in San Antonio and is to be buried in Carroll on Wednesday. The piece notes Rev John McCaffree of Waukon will preach at St Josephs Church during 40 hours devotion with Father McCaffree having spoken Sunday evening. The service ends Tuesday evening with solemn ceremonies. Butler had served as pastor at St Josephs Cathallin church since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCaffree
Waukon
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Dean Edward Sinffery
Father McCaffree
Butler
Carroll
Stephen Butler
San Antonio
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth Maine
Pegresny Delphian Society
Bridge Club
Frances Brannon
Y. Wa
A. Becker
Gentilska Club
Waterloo Savings Bank
Unity Guild
Flist M. EL Church
Women’s Club
Sliver Cross Circle
King
Maccabee Jewels
Mieb
T. W. O. F. Hall
Elest
Our Lady of* Victory Court
Spinsters' Convention
Ladies’ Aid Society
First U. P. Church
Cedar Heights School
Fred J. Miller
Dolly Madison
EL. Deen
Ashampoo
Little Players
Handel
Annette Lingelbach
Jean Bentson
Cynthia
Doris Deters
Ralph Russell
Dorothy Eleanor Clark
Jane Schubert
Mizpah
H. W. Ser- Bey
Williston Avenue
Mizpah Circle
King’s Daughters
J. A. Worley
Emma Clemens
G. J. Bonditant
R. ©. Meek
Alfred Winder
Church News
First
Evangelical
Presbyterian: Church
Harmony
Mulberry Street
Graves Memorial U. B. Church
PRIEF
Achsnan's
Ptone
A. ©. Jones
Iowa Public Service Company
St. Francis Hospital
E. J. McCreary
McCreary
A. N. McCreary
This City
Cedar Falls
Iowa City High School
August Heidemann
Sunnyside Avenue
Yasterday
Charles Mobblis
March
Chicago
Mabel Henderson
Will. ‘Farley
Bright
Lloyd Cox
Zanzibar
Canton, Ohio
vant-Llusk
W. 17Th St
New York City
Vujley
St. Patrick’s
Sherwood's
Killarney
Colleen
Mary Lou
St. Joseph’s
East Fourth St
Hemssand
Walccome
Eureka Man
Home Sanitation
Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co
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