Mrs. Glockner Elected Senior Councilor of Auxilury 49
Mrs. C. T. Glockner was elected senior councilor of the auxiliary 49 council 201 United Commercial Travelers Saturday afterpoerate meeting in K. of Jhat. Other officers include Mrs. T. J. Scott past emi cilor, Mrs. CLT Green junior counselor, Mrs. W. S. Schoen conductor, and Mrs. Bert Gibbs page. Delegates to convention in June at Clinton Ta named. Alternates listed. Chaplain and pianist to be appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Glockner
United Comercial Travelers
Jhat
T. J. Scott
Clt. Green
W. S. Schoen
Bert Gibbs
J. O. Hamiston
John Kohl
Des Moines B P W Club guest to visit Waterloo
Mrs Rosa Cunningham, vice president of the Des Moines B and P W club, will visit Waterloo’s club tomorrow. She will attend a luncheon at Black’s Tearoom at noon and speak at the dinner meeting on national legislation topics ahead of the Oakland convention in July. She serves as assistant secretary of the Des Moines Joint Stock and Bank and participates in the Des Moines chamber of commerce women’s division agriculture committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Cunningham
Des Moines
Professional Women's ‘Club
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Svening
Oakland
Migs
Florence Brinton
Barton
Cunningham
Des Moines Joint Stock and Bank
Des Moines Chamber of, Commerce Data
Agriculture’committee
Morrow
Waterloo Business Girls
Genevieve , Stamper
Chicago
Nellie Brooks
Cedar Falls
Shanghai
Baghdad
Constantinople
Young “Women's Christian Association
World
Birthday Party for Child Celebrates Sixth Year
Mrs. Michael Seiffert hosted a birthday party Saturday afternoon in honor of her son turning six. Guests included Heather Shaw who won a hat contest, with Winifred Harmon and Miss Helen as hostesses. Decorations featured St Patrick's Day themes and favors were given by Teresa Coallentine and hens BLT Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Michael . Seiffert
Heather ‘Shaw
KH Scully
oRenteee
J Patrick
Winifred
Tirtyone
Harmon
Helen
Teresa
Coallentine
Willard
St. Patrick’s
Club Notes Honor Mr and Mrs Current Before They Move
Four club members honored Mr and Mrs Clifford Current who will leave tomorrow to live at Elsin TH A dinner party Saturday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs O Z Dybsford Radio music and dance entertained the guests Mr and Mrs Current were given a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Current
Elsin
Atva
Z. Dybsford
Radio, Music
Danco
Current
Natural Muscle Club and Related Events Schedule
Tuesday afternoon events include Wood Be lithe Ales and Rod ruck with the Natural Muscle club Mre NLC Atland. Tuesday evening features gel Together ub Als with David Blevenson and Fintre Nous club Mra J T Sulll Vor Book TAN club Rooms Mary Melrose chantler D A R Mates 2 ML Wilemin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Natural Muscle Club
Mre
NLC
Atland
David Blevenson
Fintre Nous
J. T. Sulll- Vor
Clubrooma
Mary Melrose Chantler
ML Wilemin
Supervisors of Music in Schools Meet for Lunch
School music supervisors gathered for a luncheon hosted by the Music Supervisors Association at Glack's Tea Room. Attendees included AW Wine, Charles A. Buttrell, J C Williamson, J J Moore, RB Merrel, Tew Mes, S M M Fesup, Audi Logan, and Ivan M. Maxson. Supt Kling spoke on music supervision in public schools and Supt Termey of Grundy Center presented on music contest work. An instrumental trio performed Ballet Russe and Londonderry Air, with Miss Naneen Davis singing and Miss Alpha Mayfield and James McEwan joining as new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trand-About
Audi
Logan
Allsent
Ivan M. Maxson
Bristol
Supt
Kling
Termey
Grundy Center
Evzabelle Storer
Mildred Lure
James Melowan
Ballet Russe
Londonderry Air
Jessie Shirley
Ishtar
Spress
the Bird
Fisk
Naneen Davis
Alpha Mayfield
Town State Teachers College
James McEwan
Surprise party honors Mrs and Mrs Albert Ganske
Friends held a surprise party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Nield in honor of Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Ganske who wed on March 3. Norma Nield, the bride, was present with many relatives and neighbors as gifts were exchanged and games enjoyed. A Delphian Society note and YWCA meeting announcement followed in the same article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Ganske
M. J. Nield
Ganske
Norma Nield
Dobn’ Nield
Barron
Merl
C. R. Jacob
Frederick
R. G. Brasch
Clair
Leroy
Bernard Wasserfort
Donald
Leonine
J. Fe. Woore
H.G. Glessner
Kenneth
George Smith
J. BR. Nield
Morris Nield
Church Notes Highlight Local Society Gatherings
Lydia society of First Presbyterian was to meet but session postponed for a week. Unity Guild of First Methodist Episcopal meets tonight with a picnic supper at 6:30 followed by a business meeting and social hour. Aid Society hosts choir and orchestra for supper in the church dining room. Tepworth League plans a St Patrick's party in church parlors Tuesday. Local Helpers class of First Brethren meets 7:34 p m at Mrs Liehty’s home for monthly business. Aid Society to ship a barrel of fruit to St Luke's Hospital Cedar Rapids. donations collected at church Wednesday. Homemakers class provides care for small children during Sunday services with Mrs C F Nawla and Mrs H W Dallman in charge. Alpha class of First Presbyterian meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Edmund Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild
First Methodist Episcopal
Aid
Society of First Methodist Episcopal
Tho
Loral
First Brethren Church
Birs
Joe. Liehty
Aid Society of
First Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Luke's Hospital
Cedar Rapids
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
C. F. Nawla
HL. W. Dallman
Hints in beauty care for a fresh complexion
A dubious health note promotes an orange juice regimen with two to three large oranges at breakfast and another juice dose later. It claims digestive benefits and liver support, then links the routine to a clearer complexion. The text includes ad-like pitches for a cream and related products.
Silver Wedding Day Celebrated by Dinner Party
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Bontrager celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a dinner for 40 friends at the YWCA on Saturday evening. Guests gathered in the parlor before seating, with St Patrick’s day colors, carnations, candles, and notes. A two pyramid cake stood center stage as Mrs. Beal received the ring from the cake and Miss Hoover the dime. Toasts and music followed the dinner with Miss Lillian Rickert as toast mistress. Mrs. Smith and W. A. Dawes spoke as both Mr. and Mrs. Bontrager replied. Mrs. Beal’s piano and Mr. Beal’s mandolin and banjo provided music. Roses surrounded the couple as gifts of silver were exchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. A. A
Bontrager
Y. W. CG
Agron
Mra
Edward Beal
Della Wheitter
Anna Hoover
Rerbert Allison
Lillian Rickert
A. E. Smith
W. A. Dawes
Hazel Pennington and Daniel Yeager United in Marriage
Hazel Pennington daughter of Mr and Mrs Boone Pennington married Daniel Yeager son of Henry Yeager in a small home ceremony at 173 Ballou Street Waterloo. Rev Warren L Steeves read the service with immediate relatives present. Attendants were Arminta Scott and David Eastman. The couple will reside at 1426 Black Hawk Street and both have local ties. Miss Pennington educated in East district schools and Mr Yeager employed by Holmes Studio in Westfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Pennington
Boone Pennington
Black Hawk Sirest
S Op. m
Daniel Yeager
Henry Yeager
Davenport
Warren L., Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Robert Eastman
Ballou Street
Eastman
Arminta Scott
David Eastman
East District
Yeager
Holmes Rudio.company
Westfield
Black Hawk Street
Sehoen Elected Head of Waterloo OU C T Council
W A Sehoen of 1119 Berich Avenue was elected senior councillor of Waterloo council No 201 United Commercial Travelers at the annual meeting in K of P hall. Other officers include J C Maize as junior councillor and Flog Tul len as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Sehoen
Berich Avenue
Waterloo
United Commercial Travelers
K. of PL Hall
J. C. Maize
VW. Schreidt
Flog. Tullen
Ted Pumnistan
T. D. Randfield
J. M. Fellows
Bann
HL Donovan
Mr. Jones
Hoom
Tlobertchardin
Waoom
Hat
C. W. Schmidt
W. Vi
Sehoen
Charles J. Glackner
Palien
Ray J. Eggert
Arch SW. Jefferlane
Inten
T. le Ferris
Ivy
Tom
Scott
A.rts
Grape Pop Should Be Taken Straight City Court Decides
Bruce pleaded guilty to driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated and was fined $100. Anderson forfeited a $14 bond on charges related to the incident. The court processed the matter after the evening disturbance near Miphle street and Mas Andersen, with police involvement reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintielwil
Anderson
Aiion
Nga
WM F Wichman Dies at Le Mars
William F Wiehman 53 longtime Waterloo native died at his Le Mars home after a four week illness. A former post office clerk, he later ran a Charles City clothing store and worked as a traveling representative for a ladies’ apparel firm. Surviving widow, son and daughter, sister and brother reside in California and Iowa. services planned Wednesday with burial at Le Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Wiehman
J. Wichman
Waterloo
Mars. la
Forty-ninth
Iowa Volunteer Infantry
Spain
Itoy
Charles City
Deshies
William
Lowa College
Ames
Margaret
California
Roy
William Sasse
Winthrop
Franklin Street
le Mears
French Girl Comes To America To Sing In New York
French singer Alicita Felici, a Paris Conservatory graduate discovered by Faure, arrives in America. She is slated to interpret works by Pizzetti Alfano Tasella Nin Roussel and Honegger, having performed for Pro-Musica in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
Mademoiselle Alicita Felici
National Conservatory of Music
Paris
Gabriel Faure
I. Pizzetti
Alfano
Tasella
Nin
Roussel
Hon
Aging woman ends life in Davenport home
Mia Martin Breek, 74, is reported to have died by suicide at her Davenport residence on March 14. No motive is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavenport
Mia
Martin Breek
Kart Sadler
Chicago
MM. Allen
Alta
Vista Avenue
Mera
Adler
Quaker Oats Promoted for Morning Appetites
An advertisement extols Quaker Oats as essential for peak morning work performance. It cites the business world and institutions like General Electric and James McCreery’s, praising the cereal for balanced nutrition, quick preparation, and its laxative bulk, urging daily use for mornings at their best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Electric Co
James McCreery’s
Milled Under Train in Davenport Incident
March 14. South Dodge Burlington negro dies at hospital from injuries after being thrown beneath freight wheels as he alighted. Local authorities investigate cause of the accident and identify the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
South Dodge
Burlington
French Process Face Powder MBELLO-31L0 Ad
An ad promotes Mello-Glo French Process Face Powder claiming strong staying power and pore minimization to keep skin youthful. Sold at the toller counter from Paul Davis Dry Goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toller- Counter
Paul Davis
Kotex Hike Proves Genuine Need for Modern Pads
Eight in ten better class women employ it. The message argues against old methods and urges reliance on Kotex as the authentic choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kotex
Also Mentioned on This Page
ULC. T. Auxiliary
Gela. Wittman
Frank Jones
Ales H. We Atenem
Johnson ‘Street
Delphian Society
Willsimert
YW. C.A
TH. M. Loban
Cedar - Heights
Church News
Lydia Society
Tepworth League
Tvirst
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. ‘Partick’s
Alpha Suite
First- Presbyterian Church
Edmund Miller
Edna Kent Forbes
Mra. T
Eerie
Bridge
Moose Hall
George Kreiman
Harry Nanny
Edward Anderson
Weekly Book Review
Tor
Waterloo Woman's Club
Public Library West
Flossie Martin
L. A
RB. T
Sunshine Lodge
Knights of Alumibus Hall
D. C
Memorial Hall
Waterloo OU
C. T. Council
WM. F. Wichman
LE Mars
Germany
Berlin
Bayreuth
Wuersburg
Nuremburg
Goettingen
Donaueschingen
Carlsruhe
John
Saene
Columbia
Helen of Troy
Louisville
J. B. Speed
University of Louisville
Beethoven
Mets
Pietro Mazzini
Bach
Mozart
Chopin
Pietro
Lake Michigan
Andrew O'Connor
Justice
Pearce
The
Hague
O'Connor
Tinecoln
Springfeld
Alicita Felici
John Erskine
John U. Swift
Swift Manufacturing Company
Ch.cago
Jol McMinn
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Verona
Clay
R. J. Clay
Sunnyside Avenue
Guy €. VanDeveur
State Bank of Waverly
Kiwanis Club
Russell Lamson
Joe Gentle
Tony Gentle
Steve Gentle
Pauline Rizzo
Milwaukee
Adelaide Gilchrist
Lafayette Street
Waterloo Garment Company
Minnie “Martin
Presbyterian Hospital
Cleveland
Lakeside Hospital
Elis
Independence
Mothe
EB. M. Thompson
Scott iViliams
Wineis
Central
Western Lines
Minneapolis
Minn
Chievo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Gallyonad
Frank H., Luent
Board of Supervisors
New “County
Will
James M. Graham
James Black Dry“ Goods. Company
Europe
Y's Men's Club
Y. Mi
Charles H. Brown
Almond Street
Cedar’ Rapids
United
Rice W.means
Denver
Colo
Means
Brown
Helen Gould Auxiliary
Richard Hudnut
Miss Estes
Richard Hudnut Co
Cash ‘Department
Maine
Cutty Rnase
Ellen J. Buckland
Fashion Department
Courier
Namo
Ani State
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