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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1929

Page

5

Quotarians Guest Day Dinner Set for April 15

Quotarians announce their annual spring guest dinner on Monday April 15 at Hotel President with Prof Ralph Dennison of Northwestern University speech department as guest speaker. The event followed the club meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson with committees named for tickets decorations publicity and hostesses listed. Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls spoke on early days in Black Hawk County.

Ralph Dennison Northwestern University Russia Russell-Lamson Pearl Kimball Inez Caburn Inez Caburn; Decorations, Miss’ Helen Swinbank Lorene Standish Louise Loomis Nellie’ Brooks Callie Wieder W. W. Warsaw Eva Miller Anna Meador St. Patrick’s Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls Black Hawk County

Two Courses at Y W C A Begin This Week

The employed girls' department of the Y W C A offers two six week courses. An interior decoration class led by Miss Mary Cowan meets Wednesday at 7 20 pm. World travel lectures begin Thursday at 7 20 pm with Miss Edna Dahlin speaking at East High on Yellowstone and other national works. Remaining lectures feature Waterloo residents with travel experience abroad. Open to all interested.

Mary Cowan New York Edna Dahlin East High School Yellowstone Waterloo

Chapter 7 Holds Business Meeting in Park Avenue East

Chapter 7 members met Monday evening at 415 Park avenue east for a literary program and business session. A limit was granted Mrs. Henderson who plans to join a new Orlando chapter. Mrs. Elliott Wise presented a sketch of Miss Cora A Shaw a former Grundy Center member whose $500 bequest supports the BE educational fund. Shaw taught in Waterloo and died here in 1996. Mrs. George W Wood presented a paper on William Wordsworth.

BE. O. Educational Fund

Luncheon Bridge Honoring Bride-Elect Mrs Leslie Lewis

A social luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson honored Miss Harriette Dudley Ross bride-elect for next week. Green and white decor, bridge games, and a gift for Miss Ross marked the afternoon. Attendees included Mrs Frederic Mills Ross and several local ladies.

Leslie ‘Lewis J.T. Dahlstrom Maxine Wilbur van Eman Arthur Diehl Merle Braden Harold Sibert J. L. Althouse Lucille Huntington

McKinley P T A officers elected at Monday meetings

McKinley Parent-Teacher Association officers were elected: President Roy Lee. first vice president W. J. Tansey. second vice president Mrs. J. B. Jensen. treasurer I Peterson. recording secretary Ruth Miner. corresponding secretary Dorothy Curtis. program chair Mrs. W. A. Zellhoefer. The program featured talks by A. Cohagan and Myra Uiffsing, a clarinet solo by Richard Zellhoefer, and group singing led by Norma Garner. Refreshments were served by men. Roosevelt P T A will meet tonight with speaker A. A. Zimmerman. A trio of Elizabeth Morris, Frances Mead, Blanche Douglas will perform with Elsie Bingham singing Dawn and Slumber Boat. Joy Sanford bassoon solo. Charlotte Sneger sings The Sandman and I Have a Little Dog. Margaret Morris accordion solo. Plans include officer elections and other business.

McKinley Parent- Teacher Association Roy Lee W. J. Tansey J. BP. Jensen I. Peterson Ruth Miner Dorothy Curtis M Irs W. A. Zellhoeffer A. Cohagan and Myra. Co. Uiffsing, A Clarinet Solo By Richard Zellhoefer Norma Garncr A.A. Zimmerman Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association Elizabeth Morris Frances Mead Blanche Douglas Elsie Bingham Joy Sanford Charlotte Sneger Sandman Margaret Morris

Society Calendar Shows Dozens Of Local Meetings

Tonight and Wednesday afternoon and evening events fill a long list of society gatherings. Groups include T A Roosevelt school circles, King's Daughters, Business and Professional Women, First U P church programs, Ladies Aids, Daughters of Civil War Veterans, Luther leagues, and many church and women's clubs at multiple venues such as Black's tearoom, Memorial hall, and Walnut Street Baptist church.

T. A—Roosevelt School King's Daughters Carl West Y. W. Business and Professional Women's Club First U. P. Church L. F E.—Black Wonian Benefit Association Moose Hall Loyal Helpers Fst Brethren Church V. W. C. A. Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial Hall Senior Luther League Trinity American Lutheran Church Grace M. E. Religious Dramatic Club Marjorie Comfort Philates Club Black's Tearoom U. P. Ladies’ Aid Society Martha Willson Calvary Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Clely Sons of Union Veterans’ Auxiliary Roy Chadwick Jolly Six Club John’ Cherry Lucky Thirteen Charles Parker Westminster Presbyterian Missionary Society W. A. B. Graham Walnut Street Baptist Church Myrtle Marquact Walnut Street Baptist Church Joe Margadant I. D. Collins Golden Link Club James Lammert First M. E. Church

Double Wedding Service Read at Charles City

In Charles City on a March Monday evening a double wedding was held at the parsonage of the Christian church. Miss Tene La Master and Alvin Christiansen of Osage wed, while Miss Allene Downer of Osage married Donald Roehr of Floyd. Rev G A Hess officiated. The Christiansens plan to live in Waterloo, the Roehrs on a farm near Austin Minnesota.

Guarter Charles’ City Christian Church Tene la Master Alvin Christiansen Osage Allene Downer Donald Roehr Floyd A. Hess Christiansen Waterloo

Gae Y Club Starts Organized Meeting at YWCA

The Gae Y Club, formed by Gates college girls, held its first organized meeting at the YWCA with 24 guests at a green and white decorated dinner. Miss Marjorie Mace led the business session to raise funds for the Blue Triangle orphan fund. A one month song contest was announced.

Gates Abithe Marjorie Mace Blue Triangle League Orphan Fund

Golden Wedding Is Observed by Rowley Couple

Mr and Mrs Charles Zimpfer celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on Friday March 15 at their Rowley area farm in Independence Iowa They were married March 15 1878 in Independence and have lived on the same farm since Their children Carrie Arnold Edward and Frank were present along with seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren Visitors arrived by wagon due to poor roads Mrs Sophia Pfandt the former Mrs Zimpfer was born in Germany and Mr Zimpfer was born in Illinois 173 years ago

Independence Charles Zimpfer Rowley Zimapfer Sophia Pfandt Germany Zimpier Buchanan County Illnois Carrie Arnold Edward Frank

Westminster circles plan midweek church gatherings

A tangle of notices shows Westminster Presbyterian and Westminster circles meeting midweek for picnics and talks with hosts at 1025 Beech Street 1225 Logan Avenue and 2312 Fourth Street West plus multiple Baptist and Congregational group activities. Members bring quilts writing papers and materials as groups coordinate programs and social events.

Walnut Street Baptist Church Wenesday Joe Margadant Logan Avenue

Club Notes Easy Goin club meets Wednesday afternoon

The Easy Goin club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. C. B. McCord at 1222 Lafayette Street. Forget-Me-Not, Hickie, Jolly Six, Wild Rose, and Philotes clubs hold meetings or dinners at local homes and tearooms throughout the week with hostess arrangements and bridge plays. Easter colors adorned the decor as Misses Rita Tritz, Marguerite Stanton, and Loretta Welch won favors at a Monday bridge.

Easy Goin’ Club C. B. McCord Lafayette Street Hickie Margaret Kilgore Hicker Street John Cherry Nevada Street Jolly Six T. T. OD. Club Green Lantern Agatha Cimmiyotti Mabel Kies Rita Tritz Marguerite Btanton Loretta Welch Miss Welch

Cereals and Dishes for Home Cooking Guide

A compact home cook guide lists cereal safety with undercooked risk and suggests cooking at home per package directions. It includes recipes for Curry of Ktre with canned tomatoes and rice, Apples and Sausage bake, and Fricassee of Dried Beef over toast with parsley.

City in Brief highlights and social notices

West end 4th 6t brideé M. G Udy Buchanan optical service ad Miller Franklin street taken to Presbyterian hospital for nervous disorder. Fire Chief J. Willmore and J. B. Huntz visited Central fire station. Hazel Hall of Chicago guest in Headford home. Mrs. Edmund Faust showing improvement after appendicitis at Allen Memorial. Our Lady of Victory gym program this evening. Mrs. J. E. Ridenour at St Francis hospital recovering from femur fracture. Blanche Schmidt leaves Waterloo for 3-day Royal Neighbors convention at Council Bluffs. Carrie Lovejoy files for divorce from Verne Lovejoy custody sought. Mrs. J. D. LaTier crocus and hyacinths blooming. Municipal Judge Beem busy with six traffic violators and six intoxication cases. A. M. Miler on business trip from Cincinnati. WCA swimming and gym classes closed due to water in dressing rooms. Rev Ernest B. Mounsey to preach in Clinton and lead Bible conference. Otto Frahm bankruptcy petition filed. assets and liabilities listed. Efficient pie burner can save 25 percent on coal costs.

Gari: Miller Franklin Presbyterian Hospital J. ©. Willmore Dysart Central Fire Station Hazel Hall Chicago E. Ie Headford Fourth Street West Edmund Faust Richi Street Allen Memorial ‘Hospital Our Lady of Victory Academy HL. Reed J.E. Ridenour Prospect Avenue St. Francis Hospital Blanche W. Schmidt Royal Neighbors ‘of America Teft Waterloo Council Bluffs Cosily Carrie Lovejoy Verne R. Lovejoy Waverly Robert Hugene J. D. LaTier Washington Street J. ©. Beem A. M. Miler Third Street West Tildesley Coal Company Cincinnati,c Water Igo West Virginia Kentucky Ernest B. Mounsey Christ Episcopal Church St. John’s Church Clinton Otto E. Frahm Clay Street J. B. Jordan

Waterloo Rotary talk on the science of heating

Charles Wright president and treasurer of Waterloo Plumbing and Heating Co spoke to Rotary Club members at Hotel Russell Lamson on heating science. Other brief notes mention local residents traveling to Dubuque Rochester and Guilford College, church services planned, and a court date for a drunken driving case.

Charles “al Wright Waterloo Plumbing Heating Co Rotary .Club Hotel -Russell-Lamson Glen’ -Noble Glen Oak Lawn Avenue George Burnette Jesup Dubuque John McDonald Rose Hollar Washington Street Rochester Minn Clate Franklin Street Waterloo Findley Hospital Craft Christ Episcopal Ernest B. Morrisey Weatherwax John 4H. Meyers

Brain Test Answer Key Summary

The list presents a mix of prompts and answers across categories. Items include states and capitals, mountain ranges, presidents, European and Caribbean nations, animal pairs, geography clues, historical rulers, and mythic or planetary names. It appears as an answer key with paired clues and solutions.

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