Social events honor retiring PEO Chapter 7 leader Mrs Law
A detailed society list from a luncheon at Black's Tearoom honors Mrs. W. O. Law as retiring president of PEO Chapter 7. Attendees include vice president Mrs. Vaughan, secretary Mrs. Henderson, treasurers Mrs. Welsham and Miss Doughtry, chaplains Mrs. Wente and Miss Lamson, with many other club and lodge members named. Various gatherings and community listings follow, including fraternal and women’s organizations, events, and venues such as Camp 137 W.O.W., Hawk Eye Grove 125-K of C, and Hadassah dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
J. R. Vaughan
Vier
James L. Henderson
Walter Hunt
Laura Gholson
Robert Harbin
Welsham
Katherine Doughtry
Birs
G. A. You Memorial Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Ward Pur
Juvenilus KK
Verne Johnson
Fu-T
A-Washington
Charity Hall
Elks Club
N. AL OL
Presbyterian Mhurely
Gold
Lesus Camp
C. Hall
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk J. O
I. Hall
Waterloo C A R Society Meets at Thompson Home
Waterloo Society of the Children of the American Revolution met last evening at Dr and Mrs Thompson residence 1721 Third Street West with Miss Margaret Thompson as hostess. Fifteen attendees included Frances Williams Frederick Wows and Dorothy Ellsworth. Delegates named for the national convention in Washington April 17 to 19 Mrs G W DeWald first representative Josephine Murtagh alternates Richard Gholson delegate Sarah Shelton alternate. Jean Rohlf sang Russian Dance and Virginia Shelton gave a sketch of Lincoln’s early life. A solo Libelien tang was performed by Sarah Shelton with Dorothy Ellsworth on piano accompaniment. Richard Gholson spoke on George Washington and Martha Ellen White gave a Polk life summary. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Society
Children of the American Revolution
RB. Thompson
Third Street West
Margaret Thompson
Frances Williams
Frederick Wows
Dorothy Ellsworth
National Red Grass Auditorium
Washington, D. C
G. W. DeWald
George Washington
Ephriam Polk
Martha Ellen White
Polk
J Arthur Scott Weds Florence Lewis in Los Angeles
J Arthur Scott son of Mrs Adela Scott and Miss Florence E Lewis were married at 6 30 pm Friday in the Vermont Avenue Presbyterian church Los Angeles. Pastor J R Mararney officiated. Scott is a West High school graduate and connected with Western Coast Theatres. Lewis is a dancing teacher and Morgan School of Dancing graduate. They will live at 4858 Rosewood Avenue Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Scott
Adela Scott
Lafayette Street
Florence E. Lewis
Los Angeles
Cal
Vermont Avenue
Paul Ash
Chicago
Morgan School of Dancing
Scott
Catalina Island
Rosewood Avenue
Dinner Honoring Miss Wieder At Bla Room Library Staff
The Bla Jearoom hosted a surprise farewell dinner for Miss Garlie Wieder as she leaves for Chapel Hill to join the University of North Carolina. Attendees included Miss Dorothy Allen and several staff members. décor featured purple orange pampas grass and painted name cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garlie Wieder
Leach Place
Chapel Hil
Ute
North Carolina
Pub
Meibrary
Mines
W. Guillen
J. F. Balensifer
Roy Fink
Jeanetts Walters
Dorothy Allen
Doris Welstead
Lucille
Club Notes Hostess Hosts Melock Luncheon At Home
Mrs. C F Graser acted as hostess for a melock luncheon at her home after a Wed gathering of the Luseheon club. The event featured fashionwork and cheerful conversation. Mrs. W H McGlade is scheduled to entertain next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.F. Graser
Melock
Luseheon Club
Allerncon
W. H. McGlade
Hints in Beauty Care Continued
A garbled health note discusses dieting and calorie counting, urging caution with high fat foods and suggesting simple meals. It mentions beverages like diet soda, soups, and vegetables with French dressing, advising medical consultation for weight concerns and warning about salt and alcohol.
Waterloo Chapter Entertains at Irish Festivity
Waterloo Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosted a St Patrick s party with about two hundred members and guests in the Matt Parrott building. Mrs Max Miller sang songs with accompaniment by Mrs Karl Krause and Miss Elbetta Borden performed with Plymouth quartet joining in. Members named include E L Manley Roy Gilfillan W Dilworth L E Guyer and Mrs Jean Goff. Decorations were used in the dining room. Serving committee included Mrs CO Hussey C W Dewey Harry Adams John Duke and W F Schrag. Favors given to Mrs A T Landis and Frank Fuller. Mrs Glenn Libbits was general chairman. In business, Mrs W F Schrag announced new east calling committee members Mrs Amelia Horn and Mrs E E Berman and west committee members Mrs Frank King and Mrs Lawrence Scots. A gavel by Peter Daley and B M Strayer was presented. A special meeting for im ation will be held March 28 preceded by a paid supper for all Eastern Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Parrott
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Max Miller
Karl Krause
Jean Lammert
Elfetta Borden
Plymouth Quartet
Annie Lauvie
O. Manley
Roy Gilfillan
W. Dilworth
L. E. Guyer
Jean Goff
Mmes. CO. BE. Hussey
C. W. Dewey
Harry Adams
John Duke
W. F. Schrag
A. T. Landis
Frank Fuller
Glenn ‘Libbits
Amelia Horn
E. E. Berman
Frank King
Lawrence Scots
Peter Daley
B. M. Strayer
Imation
Helen Ricketts and David Tesla Wed Near Nashua
The marriage of Miss Helen LaRome Ricketts to Daniel Tesla was performed at 3:30 yesterday at the Little Brown Church in the Vale near Nashua by Rev. J. L. McComson Jr. The couple will reside at 214 Fremont street. Mrs. Tesla is a junior at East High and Mr. Tesla runs the Oak Avenue grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Galyean
Fremont Street
Helen Larome Ricketts
Daniel Tesla
Little Brown
Vale
Nashua
J. L. McComson
Galyean
Tesla
East High School
Oak Avenue
Church groups report supper and programs across congregations
Across St Pauls, Calvary, First Presbyterian, and other churches, members hosted suppers and afternoon meetings with guests and student readings. House burning debates featured in programs. hymnal purchases and bake sales were planned. several societies elected officers and organized events for March and upcoming fundraisers.
Fitzgerald Bros Rostee Sep Store Birthday Fifty years ago today
FitzGerald Bros marks fifteen years since opening their men’s furnishings store at 212 Fourth Street West Waterloo faced a blizzard yet thriving. A notable sale included 15 overcoats to high school students. They later moved to 216 Fourth West in 1920. Also notes March birthday party at K off hall. Mooseheart Legion card party tonight with supper March 24 planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
42. H
Ft. J. Fitzgerald
Fourth Street West
Waterloo
Fitzgerald Brothers
Oskaloosa
Mmizgerald Bros
Fourth Street
Fourth West
Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hall
the Legion
City in Brief and Local Notices
Bidg and Mrs Roger J T Crowell plan a brief Chicago visit. Mr and Mrs F H McBain return to Bowbells after wintering with relatives in Jersey and Hudson. Divorces awarded: Louis Haubach vs Cora Haubach for desertion and Effie L Grady vs George C Grady for cruel treatment. Judge Boies approves 559.50 for J H Shanks as services for Insurance Loan and Investment Co receiver. Harriett Dittmer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Dittmer, Grumpy Center, Ia, improves after appendectomy at Allen Memorial hospital. Thomas Webber and Ray Webber with Mrs George Meffert plan to attend Iowa State commencement in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger JT. Crowell
Home Park Boulevard
Chicago
F. H. McBain
Jersey
Hudson
Bowbells
Louis Haubach
Cora Haubach
Effie L. Grady
George C. Grady
J. H. Shanks
Insurance Loan & Investment Co
Shanks
Harriett Dittmer
Harry Dittmer
Gruphy Center
Allen Memorial Hospital
Thomas Webber
Lafayette Street
Ray Webber
Argyle Street
George Meffert
Towa State
Webber Son to Be Graduated at Ames College
Leo Webber of Ames, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Webber and brother of Ray Webber, will be graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Leo Webber
Thomas Webber
Ray Webber
Sugar officials prepare to explain stream filtration plan
High officials of the American Beet Sugar company residents in the east will appear before Governor Tiamaull and the state executive committee in Des Moines tomorrow to answer charges that the Mason City plan violates the executive order. A.C. Wilford of the Izaak Walton league and Cedar Shell Rock River Anti pollution association chief will attend, urging Congress to adopt the Norbeck Anthony third refuge bill on migratory bird reserves in northern states, effective 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Beet Sugar Company
Tiamaull
Des Moines
Mason City
Lime Creek
A .C. Wilford
Izaak Walton League
Cedar Shell Rock River Anti-pollution — Association
Canada
I Am Going To Be A Doctor Says James Kenyon Jr
James Kenyon Jr in fifth grade at Kingsley school says he plans to be a doctor when he grows up. A Waterloo doctor who treated him during a serious past illness inspired his medical career goal. He hopes to graduate from Yale like his father and then attend medical school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kenyon, Jr
Waterloo
Jim
Yale
James 1. Kenyon
Lovejoy Avenue
Kingsley School
Waterloo Property Assessments Near Completion for 1929
City Assessor J. A. Townsley reports the 1929 assessment of taxes in Waterloo nearly finished. Favorable weather and seasoned deputies allowed completion in about nine weeks. Personal property and moneys and credits are listed in even years. Several deputies completed canvassing Riverview and the east business district, with scattered assessments remaining as people spend winter away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. A. Townsley
A. H. Pinkerton
Riverview Addition
Joel W. Steely
Thiu
W. W. Lytle
Townsley
Brain Teasers Note on Letter Counts
In puzzle four items, the letter F appears six times in item one. The letter B appears six teen times in item two. The letter S appears thirteen times in item three. The missing letter appears eighteen times in item four.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. R. Law
Waterloo Society of C. A. R
Thompson
J. Arthur Scott
Miss Florence Lewis
Darigne Mae Ross
Bath Street
G. A. Re-Lincoln
Memorial Hall
G. A. RB
Congregational Church
Gendar Falls
Black Hawk County
E. Greef
Eldera
Third District
Tiry Miller
Herbert Weaver
C. W. Loeshe
Miller
Floyd Goodrich
C. C. Pierce
J. Conery
Charles Isenhiower
Williston
Lucy Avanelle Wandby
Abrs
Mary Wandby
Broadway
Charles Little
Cedar Rapids
Chester Gilbert
A. B. Gilsbert
Walleate Avenue
Wallgate Avenue
Myr
Gilbert
Rainbow Greenhouse
R. of
G. J. Mahanke
Forbes
Rebuci
Huna Kelow Menes
Met
Wien
Anne
Amy TY
Tae Lars Wae
Deparsgus
O.1e.s
Helen Ricketts
David Tesla
Health Education Department
Y. WC. A
Playground Association
St Francis' Hospital Auxiliary
T. F. Thornton
Church News
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Roger Sohner
H. J. Kilgore
deHour
Missionary Society of
Cal Vary
Richard Froutmann
C. H. Sehl
Gien Scribner
G. Jd. DeBuhr
H. P. Halfp
Carroll A. Borden
John Dunbaugh
Erma Jamison
If. Frester
Samuel King
Georgia Gabraith
BE B. _Schrock
Hazel Schrock
C. L. Woolsey
Brown
Frcle
First Lutheran Missionary Society
M. He Goettel
Prank Buhlman
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Edward Baker
Kathren Baker
Ben Bauske
Mite FD
Presi Ser
Westminster
Workers of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ol. FC
Janeee Wasrhasen
Crd
Do L
Tress
Hanie
Indy
Prod Wall
Roy
Otterbely
Guild Af Graves Memorial United Beethro
Mpelioit
Kilnster
Marie Bark Wiel
Dorathis Lester
Yate
Pauliane Meeker
Sere Vatary
Eather Selrey
Maite Tallman
Liberture
Jessie Dawson
Mira
Fitzgerald Bros. Rostee
Blizzard
Clothing
Camp 137
iHawkeye Grove
No. 125
K. Off
Hall
O. L. Pelt
Fred Ib. Winslow
Cora M. Lempert
Eleanor Chamberlain
Bobbie Chamberley
George Lemper
Buchanan's
Paris
Ikes
Courier
Asoesoors
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