Worhan Club Social Afternoon Surprises Waterloo
Dr. G. Creede spoke to Waterloo Women’s club on the age old question of truth and progress. The Men’s program included ventriloquism, a magic act, legal talk on wills, and songs with nearly 200 attendees at the clubhouse gathering in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worhan
G. Creede
St. Mark's Episcopal ‘Church
Waterloo
Woman's Club
St’ Their
Ste ‘Anstier
Creede
Sacco
National 1 Worker Is Guest of Local Delphian Groups
Mrs Mr B Gullen of Pueblo Cotp national supervisor of Delphian societies visited Pueblo Monday as guest and speaker for Alpha and Progressive Delphian chapters. Alpha met at the YWCA with lunch and program focusing on Chaucer and early English poetry led by several members. Progressive Delphian studied American literature in the evening with Mrs Raymond Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Gullen
Pueblo
Cotp
Delphian
Alpha Chapter
Chaucer
C.H. Davis
A .C. Kessler
Blanche Sippel
Tf, E. Scott
C. E. Kilingeman
T. A. ‘Taenjes
Raymond Smith
New Members Added by Waterloo Woman's Club
New members added to the Waterloo Woman's Club roll after a Monday board meeting include Mrs. J. W. Mac Lafferty Mrs. George Shoemaker Mrs. L H LaDage Mrs. Russell Loveall Mrs. George W. Loveall Mrs. George R. Potters Miss Ida Sehwind Mrs. F. W. Esher Mrs. J. P. von Jackum Mrs. H R O'Dell Mrs. M. C. Troutner Miss Salla Franie and Mrs. A. S. Weishaar. The president was authorized to appoint delegates to the Religious Educational association convention in Des Moines from April 3 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Board of Directors
J. W. MacLafferty
George Shoemaker
L.H. LaDage
Russell Loveall
George W. Loveall
George R. Potters
Ida Sehwind
F. W. Esher
J. P. von Jackum
H.R. O'Dell
Miss Ada Adams Becomes Bride of E D Dye in New Hampton
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ada M Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs William Adams 611 Linden avenue to Eugene D Dye son of Mrs Jennie E Dye Minneapolis was made at a dinner party Monday evening in the home of Mr Dye's sister Mrs J H Stebbins Randolph street The wedding date Feb 19 was shown on name cards at the table The ceremony occurred in New Hampton Rev Mr Spiker Congregational church The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs I d Gardner Waterloo A Mrs Dye works for American Abstract Title Co here Mr Dye is with Walgreens Chicago They will live in Chicago Dinner guests included Mrs William Adams Mrs Charles Blume Mrs G O M Henninger and daughter Marilyn Ada Mrs Paul Brokaw Mrs I J Gardner Mrs Russell Kern and Misses Macleth Zywan ager Mary Harper Mary Albrecht Edith Reihsen Bernice Simons Decorations featured yellow and green Five hundred was played with prizes won by Mrs Walter Witty and Miss Martha Reuter Several other guests attended
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada. M. Adams
William. Adams
Linden Avenue
Eugene D. ‘Dye
Jennie E. Dye
Minneapolis
New Hampton
Mr. Spiker
Congregational
Walter Witty
Martha Reuter
Wiliam Adams
Charles. Blume
GO. M. Henninger
Marilyn Ada
Paul Brokaw
I. J.gardner
Russell Kern
Macleth Zywanager
Mary Harper
Mary Albrecht
Edith Reihsen
Hernadette Callahan
Bernice Simons
Mrs. Dye
Chicago
Church groups plan meetings at several parish homes
A sequence of church related activities outlines meetings for Young People's activities at Universalist parish house Thursday at 8 PM, circle gatherings at First Lutheran Missionary and Evangelical churches, and various other society events. Ladies guilds, social unions, and helper groups set welfare programs and officer elections for Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings, with hostesses named for several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Activities Club
Universalist Parish’ House
Ladies’ Social, Union, Universalist Church
Victor Long
George Rollins
Becker Chapter Initiation and School of Instruction
Four new members were initiated into the Becker chapter of O E S S in a Monday evening ceremony at the Masonic temple. A school of instruction conducted by Mrs. Sarah Bachman of State Center IA followed a dinner in the hall. Mrs. Grace Milligan, grand lecturer from Chicago, attended with past and present state officers participating. Alumnae to meet Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association will meet Wednesday evening at 717 Baltimore Street hosted by Mrs. Marion Britzman, Miss Edna Mohr, and Miss Clara Norby. Violin recital by junior pupils of Mrs. Herbert Marshall scheduled for Wednesday at 7:30 PM on the sixth floor rooms of Lauerman building. Participants include Jean Dunkelberg, H R O'Dell Jr, Robert Holwell, Deloras Mayes, Lois Thompson, Georgeanna Northey, Mary Lou Algase, Harriet Buck, Edith Reany, and Florence Wilson. Schmidt Johnson wedding: Blanche Johnson of Waterloo and Emil Schmidt of Nashua wed Sunday at Little Brown Church, Nashua, by Rev. E E Clements. They plan to live on a farm east of Nashua.
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Mizpah
King's Daughters
H. W. Bergey
Graves’ Memorial U. B
W. H. Hanson
Waterloo
O. B
School of Instruction
Masonic Temple
Majer Guild
First Presbyterian Church
G. TA
L. E—Engineers Heart
First Lutheran -Missionary Society
Gat! Morkal
Woman's. Club
W.H. Bickley
Westminster Workers
GE. Campbell
Westminster
Pronerie Church
A. L. Walker
General Aid Society
Central Christian Church
Mary Fifield
Woman's Circle
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
C. J. Christenson
Robert Anderson Post
H.L. Brunn
E. S—Masonic Temple
Presbyterian Hospital
Marlon Britzman
Kingsley School
Becker
Sarah Bachman
State Center
Grace Milligan
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital Alumnae Association
The
H. Co
Briteman
Baltimore “Street
Marion‘ Britzman
Herbert Marshall
Lauerman Building
Will
Jean Dunkelberg
H. R. O'Dell, Jr
Robert Holwell
Deloras Mayes
Lois
Thompson
Georgeanna
Northey
Mary Lou Algase
Harriet
Buck
Edith Reany
Florence
Wilson
Schmidt-Johnson
Blanche Johnson
Emil
Schmidt
Nashua
Little Brown Church
E. E. Clements
Club and social notes from undefined clubs
Double XX club meets Thursday at 42:45 o clock in Black's tearoom with Mrs J D Gardwell as hostess. T T F club hosted Monday by Mrs J A Cashman at 420 Logan avenue. Favors in 500 went to Airs J F Wagner Mrs Ira Garrabrant and Mrs F J Fourtner. Mrs Fourtner to host March 25. Mrs Henry Ludike entertained Los Comedies club and husbands at bridge Monday evening. favors to Mr and Mrs T N Miller Mrs P D Keagy and Earl Zearley. luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Double XX Club
Black's Tearoom
J. D. Gardwell
T. T. F. ‘Club
J. A. Cashman
Logan Avenue
J. F. Wagner
Ira Garrabrant
F. J. Fourtner
Henry Ludike
Hammond, Avenue
Los Comedies Club
Bridge
T. N. Miller
P. D. Keagy
Earl Zearley
Full Program Announced for L. M. I. Club
The L M I Club schedules a Thursday afternoon program at Mrs Claude Bennetts Home 1210 Third Avenue West with a luncheon at noon. Mrs Ay Weishaar leads the study followed by vocal and piano performances by Nellie Brooks George Pike and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. T.elao
Claude Bennett
Third Avenue West
Black
Weishaar
Nellie’ Brooks
Hoxie
Angelia
George Pike
By R. Os Shoemaker
Chait Parker Fiano
Romaine
Gounod
FL W. Powers
Fred J. Miller
Gextel
Thomas Gascaden
PF. H. Paulsen
Platt
Oilver Stevenson
Cesar Franck
Griegh
Charles Young
Peterson Plano
Brahms
iMee
Glaude Bennett
Franz
John Swift
Myoraklees Cee
L. A. Cobb Tee Piangs
W. Peterson
Tralienne
Thomas Cascaden
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting at Kingsley School
The P T A at Kingsley and at Irving school plan evening meetings in school buildings. Mrs E P Cowles will discuss affiliation with city and national bodies. Bruce Gates will deliver the address. Music by the school orchestra and piano by Robert Dunkelberg accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Parent-Teacher Association
E. P. Cowles
Bruce Gates
Robert Dunkelberg
Social bridge luncheon at St Patrick's after three table game
Mrs Harry Winchester led a three table home at 319 Campbell with many attendees including Mrs Frances Muller Osterman and Mrs H J Guyer. Luncheon served in St Patrick's. Evening bridge hosted by Mr and Mrs Ransom with guests Mr Wilt Barker and others. Prizes awarded to Mrs Knight and Mr Carey. An all day thimblebee organized by Woman's Relief Corps at Memorial with a January February March birthday dinner. G A R comrades and wives invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbel
Harry ‘Winchester
Cedar, Fails
Frances Muler Osterman
Will Herren
Julhis - Joson
H. JB. Guyer
R. W. Scheas
Mra Gu" J.”Nets
BE L Sneckenberger
A. J. Dumond
M. J.“ Flicker
Clark Streeter
Cedar Falls
St. Patrick's
Everhng
Ranssom
E. G. Carey
Knight
Carey
Woman's Relief Corps
G.A. R
Last Rites for David Fangmeier Held at Waverly
The funeral of David French was held this afternoon at Kealser's chapel in Waverly Iowa. Rev C E Brandt officiated and burial took place at Coggan. The service was conducted at the home of his daughter Mrs John Fangmeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyrey
Waverly
David French
John Fangmeier
Kealser's Chapel
C. EB. Brandt
Coggan
Sidney Price Buys Grundy Center Hotel
Sidney Price and his wife will take immediate possession of the Columbia hotel in Grundy Center Iowa, purchased from the Os Ward estate. Improvements will be undertaken at once. The hotel had been operated by the late Ward for eight years and then by his widow J. Mr. Price is connected with Fullerton Lumber company.
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Courier Special Service
Grundy Center
Sidney Price
Columbia Hotel
Osl’ Ward
Jata’Oal Ward
Price
Fullerton Lumber Company
Turky Evening Kitchen Notes From The Diary
A fragmentary kitchen diary style note discusses gravy by using vegetable water, adding flavor and nutrients with flour sugar and butter. Directions mix vinegar almonds raisins and water boil, then fold in melted butter and flour mixture. Suggest serving hot with ham tongue or corned beef and advise prepping vegetables a day early to chill thoroughly. Also mentions keeping paper frills on hand for festive carving occasions.
School Elections Yield Re-elections and Low Turnout
In Jesup and nearby towns, several school board members were re elected as 94 votes were cast. Randalia Verne and Arthur were elected director with J R Shales as treasurer, while Oelwein figures in a separate tally. One third of normal vote was recorded as G H Jamison and J K Shields won seats elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesup
Harry
Ganiere
James
H. Copenhaver
Albart Houser
Randalia
Verne
Arthur
J. R. Shales
Tne
Aplington
Best
B. ¥. Osteroamio
B. J. Block
H. ©. Litdaman
H. W. Feints
DU. Ha
Brain Puzzle Prompt Arrangement
The instruction asks to insert country names into spaces in a specific order: 3 1 9 B 6 2 10 4 5 7. It tests logical positioning and sequence mapping, requiring careful alignment of nations to predefined slots to form a coherent final pattern.
Fashion pattern order notice with price details
Pattern request information asks buyers to send fifteen cents for patterns, with wrapped coins or stamps. Customers must print name address style number and size clearly. A fashion book is available for ten cents and will be sent upon receipt.
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Jolm
Conard
B. Ahelner
Ry. P Birdsall
Michael Elinoff
Bel
Nevin
Schumann
Grenadiers
Fred Stearns
Fock
Walter
Scheel
Ot Q. Selzer
Charles Shaffer
Henry Sheldon
Hlt) Shepherd
George
Sherrill
Dave, Siegel
E. F. Stevenson
O.,s. Reinhart
Society
Mary’ Melrose
D. A
Zathoe Burk
SAS Agu
Daughters of Tenbeliefe
O. Ball
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Hayk' S
D. O
Lincoln School
Hotel Russell Lamson
Bel Canto Glee Club
Woman's Labor Bureau
Carpenter ‘Hall
Sons of Union Veterans
uxilery—Memorial
Pythian Sisters
K.P. Hall
First
Eleanor Gias
Our Lady of Victory Court
W. C
Our Lady of Victory
National 1
Woman’s Club
Courier
Henry Thies
West Jefferson Street
Thies
Travelers Protective Association
Moxie - Hall
Davenport
Crezle
Three Link Frele
Watering
Hall
Ada’ Adams
E. D. Dye
Yeaz Ones
Sarah Miniger
Imtermorial Hall
Church News
First Lutheran Missionary Society
H. L. Brunn
Fourth Street East
Lutheran Missionary Society
L. W. Wente
Denver Street
Woman's Missionary Society
Calvary Evangelical’ Church
Fourth
First Luthéran Missionary Society
Ernest Franklin
Third ‘Street
M. E. Church
IP. F. Yapp
Fifth Street
West
Central Christian, Church
Mary. Fifield
Allen Street
Ladies' Guild
Trinity American | Lutheran, Church
J. E. Yungman
L. H. Olson
L. B. Freeman
Burton Avenue Baptist
G. J. Christensen
Dawson Street
John
Aid’ Society
East Park
Vv. MM. O. A
Ducusses
L. M. I. Club
Chautauqua
Europe
W. A Swyers J
Bee ' Driscoll
Riviera Tearoom
Carolyn Johnson
Jack Zoller
Viola
Timion
Marjorie Gross
Virginia Fish
Francis Stotts
Margaret Gieason
P-T. A. Activities
Parent-Teacher Association of
Irving School
Stemen
San A&g
Mme
Chernofl
A & BR
Leach & Trom
Pradneta, Inc
Dept
Cincinnati
Lauerman's
David Fangmeier
Sidney
Grundy
Center Hotel
Jersey
Courier Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Decker Cafe
East Fourth Street
Mack Beg
Intiad Kayser & Co
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