Weekend Society Notes Highlight Anniversary Celebrations
A trio of 25th wedding anniversaries and several birthdays anchor a weekend of social events. Mr. and Mrs. E C Ourogee hosted relatives to celebrate their milestone, with guests from Waverly and Fort Dodge. Other gatherings included Shent’s 25th anniversary party and dinner at Mr. and Mrs. John O Keefe’s home. A 500 game honored Clarence Lehman, Lester Folley, and Merle Makeever, while Marlys Mac Ellis marked her tenth birthday with fourteen friends. gifts and favors topped the afternoon. Additional notes list club meetings, church events, and civic group gatherings across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Ourogee
P. J. Mahnke
Mahnke
Howard Austin
William Liebau
August Liebau
G. W. Bredow
F. C. Pair
Walter Amman
Otto Bredow
Waverly
Ray Barnes
Fort Dodge
Willam Libhbau
John O'Keefe
Sixth Street West
St. Patrick’s
Marlys Mac Ellis
Mary Wester
Betty Mosler
Elaine Wigen
Evelyn Finney
Arlene Stegman
Barbara Zinke
Mary Louise Manning
Pegey Sandhagen
Elizabeth Stevenson
Beth Ricks
Winifred Thorson
Dorothy
Margaret Repass
Barbara @inke
Clarence Lehman
Lester Folley
Merle Makeever
Folley
E. E. Edwards
Makeever
Ll. G. Todd
Gards
L. G
Annette Whitman
Samuel Whitman
Arthur Stone
Henry Whitman
Ronald Swalm
Church and guild notices from area congregations
Monthly meetings and events of numerous church groups are listed, including Sunday school boards, Macedonian and unity groups, missionary societies, and elder and brotherhood councils. Activities include elections, devotional services, picnics, quilting, banquets, and scouting-related programs.
PTA Elections Scheduled Across Three Schools
Three PTA groups Lafayette Hawthorne and Lincoln plan 730 a m meetings with officer elections. Activities include community singing Rev Edwin Boardman Jr talk by the East High Girls Glee club and sextet a puppet play and music performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Lafayette School
Bertha May Tracy
Edwin Boardman, Jr
First Brethren Church
East High Girls’ Glee Club
East High Sextet
East High School
Ruth Hiller
Hawthorne P.T. A
Codagan
OY. M. GC
Grace Memeyer
Enac
Oriole
Ruth Miler
Margaret Miller
Greta Mcln=tosh
Ransier Piano Institute
Anna Lichty
O. M. Vagey
First Evangelical Church
Beth Tracy
Yo W. Gl
AL Lee Lincoln
P. A
Club Notes and Society Gatherings Across Local Homes
Entre Nous club will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. P. Kerwin. Mrs. W. T. McComb will host in her home tomorrow afternoon for members of W. L. B. club. Lutz Ua club meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs. E. H. Bradford. Favors at cards were given at Saturday Night 500 club in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Speicher to Mrs. J. L. Briden George Conn and Wailer Woodyard. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. L. Briden will entertain March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Delphian
W. C. A. Unity
M. E
Womas Club
Lea
St. Paul's Church
L. A
Sutz-Us
E. H. Bradford
W. Il
Entre Nous
W. P. Kerwich
Mathers
Boy Scouts
GC. A
Graves Churet
A. ‘T. Whittle
Mary Melrose
D. A. R. Mis
R. C. Bodwell
A. A. UO
Wokeman's Club
Ph. A
Lincoln School
Hawthorne School
P.T. A. Lafayette
Memorial Hall
Pythian Sisters
P. Hall
M. B. A. Lodge
Mary Clark
M.J. D. Sie
Maa
Firsk M. E
King’s Daughters
Mizpah Circle
Tiry Miller
Mines
O. J. Conery
Pierce
A. L. Stantaner
Floyd Goodrich
W. A. Burton
W. P. Kerwin
W. T. McComb
W. L. B. Club
Lutz-Ua Club
Raymond Speicher
J. L. Briden
George Conn
Wailer Woodyard
J. GL. Briden
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Low on budget beauty guide explains home manicure steps including shaping with steel file soaking in warm soapy water cuticle removal and pushing back edges with an orange wood stick followed by cream polishing and buffing adherence to weekly routine. The piece also includes diet tips about portion control appetite and weight management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Mina
Waterloo Students on Ames Campus Now Number 57
Out of 4100 enrolled at Iowa State college, 57 are from Waterloo. Six of the 57 are women. There are 14 seniors, 10 juniors, 22 sophomores and 310 freshmen. Divisions include home economics five of six girls, engineering 34, agricultural 13, industrial science five. Notable names include James McGlade Phi Kappa Phi, John Miller captain elect, Robert Burton end, Allan Loomis editor Iowa Engineer, with long lists of seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen by name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo McGlade
Aaron Miller
Harriet
Sedgwick
Mary Sedgwick
Arthur Swigerl
Robert Tarbell
Robert Stilson
Leo Webber
N. EB. Chardout
George Graham
Helen Grange
Delbert
Hanson
Ruth Maine
John Miller
Carleton Sias
William Slattery
Robert Tabor
Paul Thornton
Edwin Adland
Robert Burton
Don Collentine
Cleo Cowell
Wima Fortsen
Kenneth Garrison
George Hanson
Lyle Heickle
Robert Jenkins
Charles Klingaman
Nathanial Loomis
Whham Lumry
Edwin Marks
Karl Moessner
Charles Overton
Dan Pullin
Harry Ralston
Stewart Raudabaugh
George Rust
Kenneth Lee
Donald Wilson
Joseph Wacker
Charles Iarvey
William Hey
Esther Lovejoy
Grace McLaughlin
John McMillin
Otto Nielsen
Roy Stnnard
Donald Smucker
Karude Sorenson
Fred Sprage
Boy Hurt in Auto Accident Improves
Albert J. Steals nine year old son of Mr and Mrs AL Stealy of 723 Indiana street was injured Saturday when the automobile carrying J D Kreger of 27 Adrian street struck a pole at Lafayette and Lane streets He is reported in good condition with minor scratches and bruises about the head
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Steals
AL Ft. Stealy
Indiana Street
J. D. Kreger
Adrian Street
Lafayette
Lane Streets
City in Brief Piece From Bucksnan New York Advertisement
A scrambled dispatch notes various local notices and events including visits by Dan Peer and family at 724 Ninth Street West, a Florida visitor arriving to spend time with his daughter, and a funeral in Des Moines for Charles Cownie. It mentions moves of residents for a Shell station project and a longtime Brown residence landmark, plus area barber shop hours and a Crookston connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Peer
Ninth Street West
H. B. Banouse
Brandory
Ja. H. Lb
Green
Bradentown
Fla
Leo Duke
Ariferson Street
Gyre Craveler
J.T .Holder
Tawa Cite
Samuel Marshall
Tutt Washington Strew
Davidson Furniture
Saffern
Sal Algase
Wales
Spite
Glen A .Pitatts
Des Moines
Charles Cownie
I Volan
Mick
Beng
Wastington
Linwood
Shell On Company
Brown
Elay
Mro
Leslie Gle. Whitworth
Crookston
Minn
Eboub
International Harvester to add second building in Waterloo
International Harvester plans a new 40 by 80 foot brick building on Fifth Street West to expand its Waterloo motor truck division. The site, at 400 and 492 Fifth Street West, will be leased to the company with a 100 foot frontage on Fourth Street and 80 feet on Bluff Street. Jester Gobb’s tin shop and United Iowa Vulcanizing moved nearby after demolition began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inder
Fifth Sieet West
Waterloo
International Harvester Company
Fifthstreet West
L. S. and C
DBD
Cass
Buiding
The
Harvester Company
Towa
C. H.thayer
Jester Gobb
United Iowa Vulcanizing Company
Fifth Street
Blair Wood Wins Ski Prize on Hanover Mountain
Blair C. Wood son of Judge G W Wood won a skiing prize at Hanover New Hampshire completing a 2.7 mile descent 14 minutes 12 seconds in a field of 17 as a Dartmouth sophomore He earned a silver medal amid a crusted four foot snow layer and a six inch new top layer Moving pictures of his descent were shown at a local theatre last week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair C. Wood
G. W. Wood
Kingsley Avenue
Hanover
N. H
Blair
Dartmouth College
Acneet
West High
Canopians Honor H S Butters With Farewell Luncheon
Canopus club members plan a noonday farewell in Black's tearoom for H S Butters who leaves Wednesday for Chicago to join the Overland Automobile Company. John Tuthill will deliver the farewell address with tributes from Nathan Barber and others. Barber will discuss the smoke nuisance. Butters has headed Waterloo-Overland Automobile for five years, recently taken over by Schier Brock-Waterland. he departs for Chicago as part of Willys Knight-Overland in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley
Butters
Canopus Club
Chicago
Canopians
Black
John
Tuthill
Nathan Barber
Waterloo-Overland Automobile Company
Schierbrock-Waterlan Company
Overland Afntor Company
Willys Knight-Overland Company of
Toledo
Omaha Five Leads in A B C Tenpin Tourney
Omaha Five from Omaha leads the five man team portion of the American Bowling Congress tournament with 2 969 points. Pioneer Omaha is in second at 2 890 pins, followed by Mansfield Stars Motor Sales. In doubles Chicago entries top with 267. J Mendell Cincinnati holds singles lead at 687, Emmons Chicago 688, Klatt Chicago 654. B Flint Chicago leads all events with 188. Kansas Wiles faces bankruptcy for Emma J Miller Waterloo seeks 4390.42 liabilities and 50 assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
Alard
Gimeuites Fund Life Team
Omaha
American Bowling Congress
Pioneer Omaha
Arrand
Mansfield Stars Motor Sales
Chicago
Epprrt
W. McCabe
Comppetiion
J. Mendell
Carcinnati
Wiles
Emmma J. Miller
Waterloo
J. E. Jordan
District Court
Watervlen Bank &Trust
Newcomers establish homes in Waterton neighborhood
Eighteen families and individuals settled in Waterton last week per Witmon Reta Merchants Assoc. Only three were relocated. New residents include Padget at 435 Cherry, Zell at 210 Clay, Hesse at 1025 Cotlagr, Fitzgerald at 1214 Leavitt, Hansen at 1342 Newell, and others such as Scott 617 West Wellington, Baker 7106 Bluff, Sherrill 117 Roseaud, Whitman 919 Ailea, O'Brien 410 First East, Franks 117 Rath, Eden 1416 Franklin, Mrs Mary Johnson 519 Reber, Kurts 1443 Albany, Wilmot 122 Webster, Higgins 626 Third West, Smith 1700 Washington, and Winslow 194 Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnly
Waterton
Dorian Wir
Witmon Reta
Associstot Reemids
Esty
Padget
Cherry
August J. Zell
Clay
A. Hesse
Cotlagr
D. BM
Fitzgerald
Leavitt
Hansen
Newell
A. FY
Scott
Wellington
Sidney H. Baker
Bluff
Sherrill
Roseaud
W. OH
Whitman
Ailea
W. H. O'Brien
Clark Franks
Rath
Else Eden
Franklin
Mary Johnson
Reber P. A. Kurts
Albany
H. Wilmot
Webster
T. of. Higgins
J. Smith
Washington
Bessie Winslow
Waterlo o stores ready for St Patrick s Day Easter planning
With St Patrick s Day and Easter near shoppers in Waterloo face a busy scene full of decorations refreshments and favors. Local gift shops offer ready solutions helping plan parties and solve shopping problems for the spring holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Agway of Spring Flowers For St Patrick Day Party
A reader asks where to find prigningss matching a posy and suggests bright spring flowers for a St Patrick's party. Contact Agnes Thompson at 5383 for options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Thompson
New Hand Stippled Porcelain Miniatures Toast Mother’s Day
Mr. Flint of the Flint Studio introduces hand stippled porcelain miniatures ideal as gifts or keepsakes. The pieces pair with costume jewelry in sets like brooch and ring or brooch and necklace for a smart coordinated look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Flint
Flint Studio
Mother
Indian Love Call sung at Riviera by Madidigan School student
A Madidigan School of Music pupil performed The Indian Love Call at the Riviera last week. The school specializes in training amateurs for professional stage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
Madidigan School of Music
St. Pat celebration and fashion shop chatter
This week features a shamrock center brick ice cream or lime sherbet in honor of St. Pat. Potter's Ice Cream Co. promotes phone sales at 374. Woods Millinery offers new hats and eye catching hosiery with stylish designs. A Dixie Barbecue mention adds a casual food note as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pat
Phone Potter's Ice Cream Co
Specially sized apartment clocks attract shoppers at Booth-Joseph
Local ads invite patrons to Booth-Joseph for compact apartment clocks in banjo, French lacquer, and mantel styles. The American Confectionery at 318 West Fourth Street promotes Chocolate Dipped Mint and Cinnamon sticks this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth-Joseph’s
West
Fourth St
Your Personal Shopper at Riviera Gift Shop
A Waterloo shop ad notes greeting cards bind friendships and suit birthdays anniversaries or sympathy. The shop pledges personal help with shopping queries and asks customers to specify card size, enclose payment or provide account details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
Waterloo
Sam
Exquisite handwrought jewelry at Pickworth Gifts Shop
Spring shoppers are invited to Pickworth Gifts Shop to view their gold and silver pieces. The shop also offers unique gifts, bridge accessories, prizes, imported glassware, and china, providing a broad array for gift seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickworth Gifts
Royal Furrier Offers Spring Chokers and Fur Care
Let Mary Lou Shop For You with a fine spring chokers selection at the Royal Furrier on 21 Bridge St. Winter furs require care. storage and moth prevention advised. Mr Schlesinger can clean glaze and store your coat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Furvier
Bridge St
Easter Print Silks at Frances Shop For Fashion
Waterloo shoppers hear Mary Low praise new and unusual silk prints at the Frances Shop. The ad touts striking feminine effects and urges quick purchase before Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances
Delong and Jailor Attend Bus Victim's Funeral
H. F. Delong in the county jail awaiting a hearing on contempt of court for violating an injunction against molesting Mrs. Maye DeLong. He attended his nephew Roger Clayton Stansler's funeral in Greene after a Rock Island train hit a school bus near Marble Rock. The service was at the Methodist Episcopal church in Greene with Judge H. B. Boles granting permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Delong
Cout
Maye DeLong
Harry Allen
Roger Clayton Stansler
Marble Rock
Rock Island
Methodist Episcopal Church
Greene
H. B. Boles
DeLonge
Hubert Berkly
H. Allen
G. W. Taicht
Guilty Plea for Illegal Liquor Transport
Louis Likens pleaded guilty to illegal transportation of liquor and was fined 100 dollars plus costs by Judge R W Hasner. A three month jail term, suspended on good behavior if the fine and costs are paid, with mittimus held until March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
R. W. Hasner
Mittimus
Officer Tags Car of Motorcycle Cop in City
In Towa City on March 12 KH J Bernack, a motorcycle policeman, faces police court after parking in a forbidden area before a theater. A fellow officer tagged his car while he overstepped traffic rules. Judge Paul Custer will hear the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Marth
INS
KH. J. Bernack
Paul Custer
Galloway Starts Second Bungalow In California Subdivision
Excavation began today for the basement of the second bungalow to be built by William Galloway Sons Co in the Rainbow drive subdivision. The $5,000 home will feature modified Spanish architecture with stucco walls and red tile roof. The first bungalow is nearly finished and at least 23 more homes are planned for 1928 with 34 feet already sold. E. W. Burgess at 214 Fourteenth Street West plans a home in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Rainbow Drive
William Galloway& Sons Co
Galloway
E. W. Burgess
Fourteenth Street West
The Englishman and the American The Frenchman The Englishman and the Canadian
Fragmentary OCR listing names and phrases. No coherent narrative or dates. Readable items include Englishman American Frenchman Canadian with scattered numbers.
Paris Dress with Crepe Bow Embellishments
The spring bow-knots appear more refined than last winter. Nicole Groull designed a light dark blue crepe de chine dress with crepe de chine bows stitched flat as trim. The cuffs mirror the same detailing and a yoke closely shapes the hips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Nicole Groull
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Les Smith
Parker Street West
Shent
Imerican
Mrs. Smith
Morris Jensen
Jesup
Oakley Rulon
Rulon
Plymouth Congregational Church
Misa Linda Jensen
E. of PF. Hall. Ae
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Boar of
First M. EB. Chimch
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Unity Gudid
First Melthoditst Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
H. D Sletseniz
Edith Young
Olive Sheldon
Otterbein Baird
Graves
United Brethren Church
oMeers
Dorothy Kloster
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
A. T. Whittle
P. M. Schreiner
Woman's Missionary Society of
A A. Bonnlinger
Edwin Boardman
E. Klingaman
Otterbein Brotherhood of Graves Memorial U. B. Church
H. FP. Guyer
Westminster Workers of
W. R. Burkett
A. Hy Holt
Guild of
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Edward Baker
Kathryn Baker
Gen Bauske
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Andrew Me
Blaine
F. H Shedd
Jesus
Temptation
Dan Beard
Boy Scout Movement
Parent-Teacher Associations
M. B. A.—Lodge
Wil Meen
AL Brest
Ames
Boy Hure
Bucksnan'c
NY Bridg
Amos Vogt
Erie Bette
JJ Wilson
Jon Keeman
Int'l Harvester Company
Cass Brothers
Blair Wood
H.S. Butters
Omaha Five
A. B.C
AER
Anty Mis
Mary Lon
Will O
Mary Lou
Mary Low
Delong
Old Santa Fe
Tost
Portor
Wnawkeye Limited
Caga
W. L. Buckley City
Tsu
Calumet
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