Bride to Be Honored Before Wed Away in Jesup
Miss Lormine Hinmon wed Saturday at 4 pm in Jesup with Rev Joseph Warton officiating. She is daughter of R. R. Hinmon of 82033 Commercial and West High School graduate. Groom elect William Decker, son of W J Decker of 427 Washington, is East High and Iowa State Teachers College alum associated with Standard Battery. They will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Decker
Lormine Hinmon
Guy Decker
Miss Hinmon
Jesup
Joseph ©. Warton
M. E. Church
R. R. Hinmon
Commercial Street
Shower planned for Miss Ross before March wedding
Two hostesses Will hold a bridge party and misc shower for Miss Harriette Dudley Ross whose marriage to LeRoy Junger will take place March 28. The event at Mrs. Wilbur Van Eman’s home 328 Chestnut Street includes three bridge tables and luncheon. Attendees include Mrs. Diehl Ross Worthey Braden Sibert Lewis Dahlstrom and several Misses Pedicord Moore and Lamson. Other parties for Miss Ross are scheduled next week with Mrs. Northey Beaden Sibert and Moore hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette Dudley Ross
LeRoy Junger Wi
Wilbur van Eman
Chestnut’ Street
Lucille Huintington
A. N. Diehl
F. M. Ross
Edward Worthey
Merle Braden
King's Daughters to Entertain State President in April Luncheon
Mrs Ida Mansfield state president of the King's Daughters will guest the four circles in the city at a luncheon in Black's tearoom in April plans are under way for a special program Mizgoeh circle met at Mrs H W Bergeys 829 Williston Avenue on Wednesday afternoon A shower for Perkins hospital Town City was planned for the May meeting at Mrs H Verne Myers home sewing was done and refreshments served
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Mansfield
King’s Daughters
Black's
H.W. Bergey
Williston Avenue
Perkins Hospital
Town City
H. Verne Myers
Hadassah Society Celebrates Seventeenth Anniversary Dinner
Hadassah society marks its seventeenth anniversary with a dinner Sunday at 5 30 PM in Moose Hall. About 100 guests expected. Mrs David Siegel directs the program. A dinner committee includes Mrs Harry Cohn Mrs Herman Kaplan Mrs Aaron Kaplan Mrs J Kanofsky Mrs Julius Schultz Mrs Louis Schultz Mrs Charles Tehenbaum and Mrs Ida Galofsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah Society
Moose Hall
David
Siegel
Harry Cohn
O'Herman Kaplan
Aaron Kaplan
J. Kanofsky
Juius ‘Schultz
Louis. Schultz
Charles Tehenbaum
Ida Galofsky
Second Benefit Bridge Winners Led Fine Arts Group Event
Mrs Ronald Reed, Mrs Max A Wilson, Mrs Lester Miller and Mrs FKR Swain were prizewinners at the second benefit bridge hosted by the Fine Arts department Waterloo Wotton's club. The event was held Wednesday afternoon at 2625 Fourth Street West with multiple tables. Hostesses included Mrs Howard Bur and others. Hospital auxiliary host Mrs John Hickey to entertain St FrancisAuxiliary Friday at 824 Clough Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald’ Reed
John Hickey
St. Francis Hospital Auxilary
Clough Street
Society Calendar Highlights Local Organizations and Events
A dense listing of society activities across town featuring American Legion auxiliary Memorial hall Young People's Activities club Universalist parish house and St Francis hospital auxiliary. There are group meetings at First U P church Mrs Joseph Hay and Mrs T J Leonard, plus dances at K F P hall and Black Hawk St O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion auxilary—Memorial Hall
Young People’s Activities Club
Universalist Parish
Louse
Temple
Rebekah
Black Hawk I. O. O. F
Hall i Scrocity Benefit Association
Woman's Club
St. Francis Hospital Auxilary
John Hickey
Lincoln Circle
G. A. R. —Memorial Hall
Nowata Club
AL. Fisher
New Century Club
George Rath
Golf Leaf Camp
Royal
Eoard Prairy
K. C. Hall
Woman's Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
First
U. P
Joseph Hay
U. P. Church
T. J. Leonard
S& Patrick's
Graves
U. B
Church of the Brethren
Y. W. GC
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Black's
K. FP. Hall
Moose Hall
First Baptist Church
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
Y W Committee Heads Appointed At Board Meeting
The YWCA board named chairmen and vice chairmen for standing committees at a Wednesday evening session in the YWCA building. Appointed were Finance chair Mrs Ralph Hoxie with vice chair Mrs Cal Miller. Secretarial chair Mrs Ray Brown. Nominating chair Mrs W A Lane. Health education chair Mrs Edward Rohlf with vice chair Mrs H G Bunner. Girl reserves chair Mrs Fred Adams with vice chair Mrs M B Cleveland. Cafeteria chair Mrs A Zellhoefer with vice chair Mrs J H Easley. Employed girls chair Mrs F B Brockus with vice chair Miss Nan Black. House chair Mrs Wills Johnson. Room registry chair Mrs J R Howard. Educational chair Mrs H G Kelber. Women's membership chair Mrs C R B Rohde with vice chair Mrs Ralph Hickelberg. Girls' membership chair Miss Nelle Packard. Ways and means chair Mrs George Lichty. Publicity chair Mrs W W Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wo G. A
Ralph Hoxie
Cal Miller
Ray Brown
W. A. Lane
Edward Rohlf
H. G. Bunner
Fred Adams
M. B. Cleveland
Dce
A. Zellhoefer
J. H. Easley
F. B. Brocksus
Nan Black
House
Wills Johnson
J. R. Howard
Educational
H. G. Kelber
Chicago
C. H.abbs
Hints in Beauty Care for Patch Up Skin
Edna Ke instructs on patching blotched skin with cleansing routines using cold water and ice cold rinses. When covering flaws she advises vanishing cream, careful powdering, and selective rouge application to minimize redness, plus baking soda or bay rum mixtures as mild bleaches for stain spots.
Waterloo O B S chapter hosts 200 at Masonic dinner
Two hundred members and friends of Waterloo chapter O B S attended a six thirty dinner in the Masonic temple. Mrs Sarah Bachinga led the instruction school. decorations featured green shamrocks and a star shaped table layout. Guests included Mrs Grace Milligan of Chicago. noon luncheon honored several visiting officers. initiations are planned for March 27 and a dance on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of Waterloo Chapter
Masonic Temple
School of
Sarah Bachinga
State Center
Paul Carson
A. A. Dunham
Lou Wright
T. K. Tollefson
Clark Gormley
George Welker
H. EB. Seidenbecker
Gertrude Lowe
Hazel Tollar
Alice Warsaw
Stona Conery
H. C. Barton
Ernest Johnson
Beatrice Reichert
Bess Nichols
Ruth Hammill
Edna Bradford
Helen Swinbank
Irena McCormick
Nell Evans
Florence Gabriel
the Angelus
Ruth
Gabriel
Grace Milligan
Chicago
Roy Metzger
Black's Tearoom
Jessie Wheeler
Grand
Waterloo
Ada
Cedar Rapids
Bachman
School of Instruction
Parkersburg
Vinton
Traer
Women in Business Take Leadership Role in Nation's Progress
Editorial in Independent Woman notes women growing economic influence and equal voting power with men. Merle Thorpe predicts decisive conditions for women pursuing business careers. Local reports cover a bake sale, violin contest, W R C Relief, G I A to B of L E anniversary, bridge parties, and a Lincoln Circle luncheon at Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Thorpe
Nation’s Business
Independent’ Woman
Lincoln P T A elects officers and program notes
Lincoln P T A elected officers Tuesday night with President Mrs H W Tromanhauser and Vice President Mrs John Carpenter. Prof Joan Charles spoke on vocational training at the meeting. Mrs Albart Greeley sang and Mrs W S Halverson taught. Kingsley P T A met Wednesday with Bruce Gates outlining parent teacher problems. Mrs BE P Cowles spoke on affiliating with a national federation. Music by the school orchestra directed by Miss Mildred Luce and piano solos by Robert Dunkelberg accompanied plans to place trees on the school grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
H. W. Tromanhauser
John Carpenter
Carol Gethmann
Joan Charles
Albart Greeley
W. 8. Halverson
Kingsley Parent- Teacher Association
Bruce Gates
BE. P. Cowles
National Federation
Muzic
Mildred Luce
Robert Dunkelberg
Recs
City in Brief and Local Updates From the Record
West end 4th Storlegs advertisement for optical service. Edward Boyd granted divorce from Evelyn Boyd by Judge R. W. Hasner on default. Bernard R. Miller granted divorce from Ruby E. Miller after default hearing before Judge H. B. Boles. Miss Margaret Lynch returns to A. J. Edelson company. Mrs. H. B. Crop ner improving after operation at Allen Memorial hospital. Dr. Eugene Smith to relocate to suite 508-9 Black building after April. Superintendents club meeting postponed a week due to school board annual meetings March 18. Injunctions restraining liquor law violations authorized by Judge Hasner upon State’s Attorney request in cases against Eugene Stone, Orville Anderson, and William Beadie. Floyd L. Chamberlain of Chamberlain Machineworks acquires Ned J. Brown residence on Cedar Bend. moves April 1. Donald Roberts and Thomas Shaffer report theft of brass trumpet, velvet-lined sax cases, and a silver-plated music rack from their car on Blut Street. Travel schedule for Outcago Great Western train from Waterline to Chicago with sleeper, times, and reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Boyd
Evelyn Boyd
R. W. Hasner
Bernard R. Miller
Ruby EB. Miller
H. B. Boles
Margaret Lynch
A. J. Edelson Company
Paul Davis
H. B. Cropner
Allen Memorial Hospital
Eugene Smith
Pioneer National Bank
Black Building
Superintendents Club
J. W. Gwynne
State
Eugene Stone
Orville Anderson
William Beadie
Donald Roberts
Franklin Street
Thomas Shaffer
Broadway
Blut Street
Brain Test Answer Fragments From OCR Maze
Fragmented OCR text lists items about laying aEGa and preventing incidents, guarding family from death scent, and cleaning up coast. The readable phrases are incomplete and lack clear events or entities for a full news summary.
Pythian Building Financed Move Transfers Ownership
Stockholders unanimously voted to transfer the Pythian Building to Waterloo Building Corporation as part of a refinancing plan. A $30,000 loan renewal from Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance is arranged at a lower rate, and a new issue of stock up to 15000 shares of par 100 will cover debts with a reserve fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company
Pythian Building Company
West High Wins Predistrict Declamation Honors
West High will send two competitors to the predistrict declamatory contest after a Jesup sub district win. Lorraine Gibson took first in dramatic with The Hour Glass, and Garrison Zimring won first in oratorical with Ropes. Gordon Loonan Hudson placed first in humorous The School Program. Second places went to Glenn Boysen Dike Helen Peterson Dike and Burton Bowers Cedar Walls. Ruth Miller East High placed third in dramatic The Coming of the Eli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Tohn
Jesup
Lorraine Gibson
Garrison Zimring
Gordon Loonan
Hudson
Glenn Boysen Dike
Helen Peterson
Dike
Burton Bowers
Cedar Walls
East High
Ruth Miller
Eli
Cedar Falls Woman's Club Names Officers for April Vote
Nominations for Cedar Falls Woman's Club officers were announced for the April meeting. The slate includes President Mrs E K Ritter and Vice President Mrs H N Silliman, with Berdine Severin as second vice president and other officials listed. The March general meeting at First Baptist drew about 75 members while president Mrs D Gram was away due to a sister's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Cédar Falls
H. E. Oldrich
Levi Jewell
J. W. Leavitt
Vegitable Hash For Lent Luncheon Leftovers
A lent meal uses leftovers to make a vegetable hash with potatoes carrots turnips cabbage beets onion butter milk and seasonings. Bake slowly then serve turning browned side up with parsley. Cook notes also suggest club sandwiches for Sunday supper and tips on sponge cake and lemons.
Easter Worship Scheduled by Baldwin Commandery
Cedar Falls on March 14 hosts Easter worship at Community Church by Baldwin commandery Knights Templar in response to an invitation from Pastor Rev. Howland Hansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Baldwin Commandery
Knights 'Templar
Community Church
Howland Hansen
Bullet passed through soldier carries Stone Mountain photo
George Schuler 85 and his brother Joseph 83 of Waterloo area recalled Civil War service and displayed a half inch lead bullet with a tiny glass bead containing a photo. The artifact showed an image of Stone Mountain when viewed through the hollow nose as reporters visited Memorial Hall during the annual Robert Anderson post election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schuler
Dumont, Te
Hera
Joseph Schuler
Lafayette ‘Street
Levi L. Dolls
Ash Street
Memorial Hall
Robert Anderson
Waterloo
Schuler
Georges
Daniily
Barclay Township
Stevenson County
Joseph
Iows
Wilson
Guntown
Miss
Selma
Ala
Columbus
Thirty-first
Iowa Infantry
Vicksburg
Sherman
Jobs
Black Hawk County
New York
Thirty-second
Towa Infantry
Nashville, Tenn
Fort Blakely
Mobile
Earl Cragg Visits Waterloo for Spring Fashion
Earl Cragg arrives in Waterloo from Chicago and New York for a men’s spring fashion event hosted by BU Steely and Chris Rohde at Hotel President. He contrasts fashion myths with advice on wardrobe costs, plans a Des Moines talk at Younkers tearoom, and is greeted by citizens and daisy girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Cragg
Bart Cragg
Princess of
Monaco
Duchess de Richelieu
Data Rocca
Vngl- Weissenfeld de Welsach
Vienna
Chicago
New York
BU Steely
Chris Rohde
Waterloo
Steely
Rohde
Crage
Des Moines
Younkers Tearoom
Prints Are Charming Fashion Feature in Spring
Fashion note reviews spring trends with Prints Are Charming Pattern 1404. Discusses feminine tailored lines, pointed tab jabot and double belt effect, inverted pleated skirt details, and contrasting bands that highlight floral patterns. Notes simple finishes on neckline jabot and belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccs
Exams Held For Aldermanic Post Candidates
Six men took written examinations for the aldermanic seat today at the city engineer's office in the municipal building. The candidate list includes former building commissioners Charles Wasson 1923 to 1926 Edward Mahnke 1918 to 1922 and A D Dudley five other applicants J A Miner and J J Peterson among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idf
Atéam
E. ©. Johnson
John ‘A. Miner
J. J. Peterson
Mullan
Gilbertville Couple Moves to Raymond
Raymond Iowa March 14 Mr and Mrs Matt Becker moved here from Gilbertville after purchasing the Mike Theme residence. Robert Hardin was in Des Moines on business. The infant son of Mr and Mrs Victor O Connell was baptized named John Henry. Andrew Appel George Wangert and Thome were elected to the school board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speder Bervics
Raymond
Matt Becker
Gilbertville
Mike
Robert
Hardin
Des Moines
Victor O'Connell
John Henry
Andrew Appel
George Wangert
Thome
Mrs J T Seitsinger Dies in Albert Lea
Mrs J T Seitsinger formerly of Independence died in Albert Lea Minnesota after returning from California when stricken with pneumonia. Funeral services were held in Town City today and burial occurred in Tipton. Belongs to local circle. longtime resident of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Seytsinger
Albert Lea
Independence
T. Seitsinger
Minn
Beltsinger
California
Tipton
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Miss Ross
Fine Arts Group
Waterloo High School Insurance Club
Elks Club
Sffalr
Priscilla A. Evan
Vaughn V. Moore
Clifford’ Hoag
Merle J. Brown
Fonight
Blue Triangle League
Y. W
Woman's Clubs
France
Waterloo Woman's Club
Debussey
Charles Young
E. I. Dunkelberg
James’ Chapman
Leo Cohrt
Ed Beal
Howard Rath
Betty Young
Mid-Continent Petroleum Company
St. Patrick's
Irma Sexton
Florence Andrews
Blanche Watts
Kathryn Lincoln
Hazel Boemecke
E. G. Leffler
Black’s Searoom
Western Avenue
Warren Gilbert
Sacred Heart Court
W. C
St. Mary's School Hall
Yeomen
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K.P. Hall
Business World
Ladies' Auxiliary
Hiddeniingman
H. J ¥. Marshall
Lauerman’s
Jean Dunkelberg
Harriet Buck
Deloras
Mayes
Georgeanna Northey
Florence Wilson
W. R. C.women's Relief Corps
B. of L. E
Engineers’ Hall
Vera
Vera Williams
Franken Street
Pauline White
Margaret Winters
Lineen
Patrick
Lincoln Cirele
PT. A. Activities
Church News
Woman's Circle
Burton " Avenue
Westminster
EH. Campbell
Fourth Street West
Presdent
C. &. Douthett
David Stevenson
Campbell
L. S. Watters
C. H. Trunkey
E. L. Rohlf
W. A. B. Graham
Graves Memorial AL. B. Church
W. M. Hanson
South Street
R. W. Schear
F. Stanhelm
Majer, Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Woman's Missionary Society, Church of the Brethren
Ray Huffman
Seventh Street West
Friends of Africa
Merie Strayer
OG. W. Wagner
Graves Memorial
A. B. Sisterhood
A &J. Patrick's
Black’s Tearoom
Lavern Weale
Denver Street
Circle 5
Lutheran Missionary Society
C. H. Wente
H. W. Miller
East Park Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Fern Pennington
J. H. Fennington
Ruth Gilley
Ladies’ ‘Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Leroy Schorg
Maccabee Club
Trainmen's Hall
Fourth Street East
Satur
West End
D. Bitz
Buchanan
Floyd L. Chamberlain
Chamberlain Machineworks
Ned J. Brown
Cedar Bend
Walker Street
Watstiop
Pythian
Cedar Falls Woman’s ‘Club
J. F. Armstrong
Eighth Street West
Grand Army of the Republic
David Allison
la Porte City
Armstrong
Allison
Stone Mountain
Royalty
Gray Check
Dulnois Central
America
Debonair
Chic
Commerfaut
Oscar James Vogl
Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
Coma_instonely
Charlee Waren
Edward Mahnke
Amsotts
Aearadeh
Labby
Dalakith
Oron
Mme
Chernof
Chernoff
Aires
Chertoff
Chertoff Bnauits Troiiida
Ihe
Cincinnati
Galo
Lauerman's
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