New Challenge to Women Told by State Leader
Mrs. Rosa Cunningham of Des Moines addressed the local club, urging women to become better informed and more cultured in business and society. She called for self-analysis, defined goals, and a move away from self pity, while praising federation work and presenting a pageant titled The Building of the Emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Cunningham
Des Moines
Town Federation’ of Business 4
Cub
Y. Ww
Dea
Florence Black
Eda
Behrens
Jessie “Sweeney
Ship of Commerce
Francis Osterman
Florence
Stines
Mildred Gleason
Club Notes and Society Gatherings Across Town
Various social clubs plan meetings and luncheons this week. Mrs H Brown hosts the O B P club. Faithful Workers celebrate their fifth anniversary with luncheon. Kildare club to dine at Black's team room. Goldenrod club meets with Irene Scho knecht. Tarde club to be entertained at Mrs G F Nagle’s home. Elite circle hostesses and husbands dine at Mrs George Pelt’s dome. Nineteen twenty-nine Bridge club meets with honors to Mrs Lewis and Mrs Searles. Sunset club holds 1 pm luncheon at Mrs Aida Webster’s home. Mrs Eda Cooley’s birthday anniversary will be celebrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pelt
Hammond Avenue
John Burnip
Bridge Club
Vern Johnson
First Street West
C. L. Lewis
Sunset Club
Aida’ Webster
Independence Avenue
Eda Cooley
Couple Celebrates Sixty Years Wedlock in Washington
Mr and Mrs Laetersen mark their sixtieth wedding anniversary with an informal reception at 1416 Washington Ave. The couple married in Denmark days before a ocean voyage to the United States and have lived in Buchanan Falls area since retirement. They have a daughter Mrs Frederickson and are among surviving charter members of local circles.
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Gourier
Peters
Fortnightly and club notices gathered from multiple groups
A dense list of local club meetings and social events including the Fortnightly club Mrs and Mrs arrangement at Cole, Helen Gould auxiliary Memorial HOU LT, Bernice Scroggy, Becker chapter O EB 8 Macsonale temple, Cedar Heights Women’s club Mrs W F Parrott, Lane club Mrs Anna Glan, Pandora club Mrs William Wing, Christian church Mrs M Mv Smith, St Margaret's guild St Mark's Episcopal church Mrs G AL Pick worth, bridge club Mrs G E Brice, OP club Mrs C H Brown, Elite circle Mrs Henry Smith, Eldeen ecub Black's tearoom, Masonic temple circle First Presbyterian Aid Society Mrs C A Morris, Goldenrod club Mrs Irene Scho knecht, First Lutheran Missionary society Church perfors, Willing Workers, Spiritun church of Chris Truth Church home, Ladies' guild Christ Episcopal church Sunset club Mrs Aida Webster, Kathryn Witwer, Florence hardeman, concert Iowa State Teachers college Blue Triangle league W Co A Children of the American Revolution Black's tearoom Jueves Tardeclich Mrs O Fy Nagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
W. F. Parrott
Ee Eigent Club
Margare Witd
C. H. Brown
Henry Smith
Eldeen ecub—Black’s Tearoom
Becker
O. E. S. Card
perty—Masonic Temple
Circle’ T
First Presbyterian Aid Society
C. A. Morris
Goldenrod Club
Irene Schoknecht
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Churtch Perfors
Willing Workers
Spiritun
Church of Chris
Truth
guild—Christ
Episcopal
Church
Sunset
Aida Webster
Kathryn: Witwer
Florence Hardeman
Iowa State Teachers College
W. Co. A
Children of the American Revoluton
Black's Tearoon
Jueves Tardeclch
Ceciliahs Celebrate Fortieth Annual Vocal Program
Fortieth anniversary concert of the Gaellcan glee club at Town State Teachers college Cedar Falls Tuesday featured a string trio Chopin Flying Dutchman by Dorothy Maxwell and Inez Johnson violinists Thelma Lillig cello Margaretta Kerr provided piano accompaniment The glee club first appeared in 1880 American Indian songs by Cadman sung by ten costumed members led by Jane Corsaut Cedar Falls Gladys Anderson State Center Myrtle Orris Crawfordsville Violet Watters Waterloo Dorothy Dawson Renwick Frances Willoughby Grundy Center Ruth Cayana Iowa Falls Helga Sither Decorah Miriam Evans Spencer Elma Lighter Conrad Mildred Peterson Deane Gibson performed a specialty dance A reception followed in Gilchrist hall faculty rooms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sergion
Cedar’ Falls
Gaellcan Glee Club
Town State Teachers College
College Auditoriium
War
Chopin
Dorothy Maxwell
Epworth
Inez Johnson
Ceder Falls
Myrtle Orris
Crawfordsville
Violet Watters
Waterloo
Dorothy Dawson
Renwick
Frances Willoughby
Grundy
Genter
Ruth Cayana
Iowa Falls
Helga Sither
Decorah
Miriam Evans
Spencer
Elma
Lighter
Conrad
Mildred, Peterson
Deane Gibson
Hampton
Gilchrist Hall
Informal Tea Honors Visiting Guests At Y W C A
About 65 guests attended an informal tea at the YWCA Tuesday afternoon hosted by Mrs. Adella I Scott and Mrs. L P Scann in honor of Mrs. J Arthur Scott of New York and Mrs. W J Lemond of Manchester Virginia. The program featured piano by Miss Marlhoulse Caughlan accordion by Mrs. Carl Gould vocal numbers with Mrs. W P McCormick at the piano three interpretive readings and a scarf dance. Dinner to be held at Blask's tearoom Thursday evening at 730 for the Children of the American Revolution with delegates to the Washington national conference in April to be chosen under the chairmanship of Mrs. George W DeWald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adella I. Scott
L. P. Scat
J. Arthur Scott
New York
W. J. Lemond
Manchester
W. P. McCormick
J. Arthur Beatt
Thomas Cascraden
E. W. Bichler
Ield
Waterloo
Blark
Washington, D.C
George W. DeWaild
Beauty care hints for the neck and facial cleansing
The article urges including neck massage with face cleansing. It prescribes a cold cream formula and nightly back neck rubbing to prevent wrinkling, plus steps to remove cream and an omen about aging skin. It includes unrelated grooming tips and safety cautions for a young reader.
Violin and Voice Concert at Teachers College
Florence Hardeman renowned violinist to perform on a 400 year old Amati viola once owned by Ole Bull joined by soprano Kathryn Witwer at Teachers College Thursday evening. program features Mendelssohn Mozart Tschaikowsky Dvorak and Sarasate compositions with notable tours and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard
Kathryn Witwer
Chicago Symphony
American Society of Musicians
Church News Highlights Local Guilds and Meetings
Various church groups schedule Thursday gatherings at local parishes. Willig2 Workers and Spiritual Church of Christ Truth set 2:30 pm at 1027 Franklin. First Lutheran Missionary, Central Christian Division 5, St Margaret’s guild, Dramatic club, Sadler’s guild, and First Congregational host events with multiple hosts and locations. Soul Winners class features music and readings, with refreshments provided by the Miller committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willig2
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Franklin Street
Benefit Party Planned by Hebrew Aid Society
Hebrew Ladies Aid society met at Mrs. J. Walmer's home to plan a Burlin party next Tuesday afternoon in Mopore hats. Proceeds fund the Hadas sah milk fund. General organizers include Mrs. Harry Cohn Mrs. Tabach Mrs. H. Blot and Mrs. Leo Gradinger with refreshments by several members. Prizes and decorations will be led by Mrs. Gradinger and Mrs. Siegel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mopore
Hebrew Ladies' Aid Society
J. Walmer
Cottage Street
Hadassah Milk Fund
Harry Cohn
D. Tabach
H. Blot
Leo Gradinger
S. Lip
Women's Clubs Convention to Meet in La Porte City
Judge John W. Gwynne will headline the Black Rank county convention of women’s clubs to be held in La Porte City on Tuesday March 26. Sponsored by federated clubs the event is open to others. both men and women are invited. Sessions begin at 9 30 with the judge speaking on law observance and enforcement in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gwynne
Black Rank County
la Porte City
Federated Clubs
Giwynne
Surprise party marks Rueppel anniversary at home
The thirtieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Rueppel was celebrated Tuesday evening at their home 1018 Fourth street west. The event, hosted by members of the D. W. C. club, filled five tables of 500 with prizes won by Mrs. Phil Lucas, Mrs. Jesse Umbaugh, John Ackerman, and Cal Landay. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Joe Hil and Mrs. John Ackerman, with a decorated cake as a feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Rueppel
Fourth Street West
D. W. C. Club
Phil Lucas
Jesse Umbaugh
John Ackerman
Cal Landay
Kirs
Joe Hil
Easter Luncheon by Happy Hour Needlework Club
The Happy Hour Needlework Club hosted a Tuesday luncheon at Mrs. CG F Altstadtk s home 245 Alta Vista avenue with Easter themed decor. Guests included Mrs W G Altstadt recently arrived from Chicago to settle in the city. The afternoon was informal with baskets rabbits and spring colored treats used as table decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Needlework Club
Elven
CG. F_ Altstadk
Alta Vista Avenue
W. G.altstadt
Chicago
Hudson Couple Celebrates 49th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Morgan Richards marked their forty ninth wedding anniversary on Tuesday March 19 in Hudson Indiana. They came to the United States from Wales shortly after marriage and have lived here 45 years. A social calendar lists nuptial parties hosted by Mrs FE D Dye and by Mrs Harry Allen with local guests and plans for further celebrations by Mrs Joe Kenninger and Mrs Bhime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Ferniee
Hudson, In
Morgan Richards
Richards
United States
Wales
Roosevelt P T A Elects New Officers
The Roosevelt Parent Teacher Association elected officers Tuesday evening. President is Mrs. D. Armstrong, first vice president Miss Mildred Schaefer, second vice president Mrs. Clair Parker, secretary-treasurer Miss Mildred Giger. A talk on parent and child education by A. Zimmerman followed readings and musical numbers. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Parent Teacher -Association
D. &. Armstrong
Mildred Schaefer
Clair Parker
Mildred Giger
4. A. Zimmerman
Married in Ottumwa Bride Wears Tan Silk Suit
The article details the March 16 marriage in Ottumwa of Margery Houlihan to Hubert J Brunk. The ceremony occurred in the parsonage of Rev L C Harris with guests from Waterloo Iowa City Ottumwa and arrangements at 40 pm. The bride wore a tan silk ensemble with matching accessories and carried pink tea roses and sweet peas. The groom was accompanied by R Stephens. A wedding dinner followed at Mrs G G Brunk 1428 Commercial Street. Out-of-town guests included Mr and Mrs William C Brink Iowa City and Mrs C Hourihan Ottumwa. The couple will reside in Waterloo where Mr Brink works for John Deere.
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Misa
Margery Houlihan
Ottumwa
Cameron
R. Stephens
G. G. Brunk
Commercial Street
Mr. End
William C. Brink
Iowa City
Leath & Co Reports 1928 Profit Up 27.9 Percent
Leath and Company reports a 1928 net profit of 491 853 dollars available for dividends, a 27.9 percent rise from 1927, with no mortgage or bonded indebtedness. Bank loans were at five year lows, inventories declined, and turnover improved. President G E Lindberg notes strong, cooperative organization as a key asset. Directors named for the coming year include Lindberg W D Downs A C Foster George Buffington and Albert Braaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leath & Co
G. E. Lindberg
Elgin
Toay
Lindberg
W. D. Downs
A. C. Foster
George Wu Buffington
Albert S. Braaks
Local notices and personnel changes in town
The item lists varied neighborhood notices from the West End bridge on 4th Street to Buchanan Optical Services and advertising by Max Auerbach at Irving hotel. It notes vacationing Sol Aigase in the south, a chorus advert omission for Mary Love in Riviera Frivolities, Major operation for Frank Reynolds in Rochester Mayo clinic, the sudden death of Ole Hedemark in St Paul, and upcoming church lectures at Westminster. It also reports eight new members added to West High Spectator business staff: Loomis, Dawson, Maring, Thompson, Crew, Williams, Tarpy, Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Auerbach
Irving Hotel
Chicago
Sol Aigase
Fourth Street West
Davidson's
Mary Love
Joe Courier-Riviera
Riviera Theatre
Frank Reynolds
Mulberry Street
Rochester
Minn
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Presbyterian Church
God
the Spectator
West High
Frederick Loomis
Jessie Dawson
Marguerite Maring
Margaret Thompson
Maurite Crew
Eugene Williams
Hollis Tarpy
Maybryn Murphy
Roast Pheasant and Mushroom Creations from Classic Kitchen
Pheasant roast directions include buttering papers on the breast, hot oven cooking with frequent baste, then uncovering to brown before serving. Mushrooms au Gratin features buttered casserole, cream cheese sauce with grated cheese, crumb topping, and moderate baking. Orange Ice Box Pudding uses cornstarch sugar butter eggs milk orange lemon, folded with beaten egg whites and ladyfingers layers, chilled 24 hours with orange and cherry garnish.
Wanamaker Will Creates Trust For Three Children
Philadelphia reports Radman Wanamaker head of Wanamaker stores left an estate valued above 55 million dollars in a trust. The bulk of income is for his three children John Wanamaker Jr Mrs Hector Munn and Mrs Gurnee Munn. The merchant prince was reputedly heavily insured with life policies totaling 36 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Radman Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Notristown
John Wanamaker
Hector Munn
Gurnee Munn
Prince
Woman Slightly Hurt in Collision at Mulberry and Fourth
J E Miner of 2144 Lafayette reports his wife was slightly injured when a Mid-Continent Petroleum truck backed into their car at Fourth and Mulberry. The windshield was broken and Mrs Miner suffered chest bruising and a cut on her right hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Miner
Lafayette Street
Fourth
Mulberry
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Brain Test Answer Puzzle Clues
A set of logical hints describes alternate word or color substitutions to form different values. It outlines four rules involving relations, quantities, digit sums, and color swaps to reach specific totals. Additional combos are noted as possible.
Cass County Seeks Road Bond Issue
Cass County residents circulate petitions seeking a county road bond to speed up improvements. Signatures gathered for a proposed bond likely around $2,000 to be presented to the county supervisors once enough names are collected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Atlantic, “In
Mare
Two Piece Silk Crepe Frocks Charm This Spring
Ultra smart two piece frocks feature printed silk crepe in floral designs. Model design 1521 appears youthful with turned down collar and bow. Luxe lat crepe fabrics create chic looks with subtle fastenings and contrasting bows. Fashion book offer included for ten cents.
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O. BP
H. Brown
Almond Street
Black
Kildare Club
Bphia
Goldenrod. Club
Logan Avenue
Dueves Tarde Club
G. F. Nagle
Sixth Street West
Clay Street
Elite Circle
C. J. Conery
Diviland Garden Department
Cedar, Heights
King's Daughters
Car! West
Williston Avenue
Romena Sander
Paul Wilson
C. H. Wilson
West
At, Cole
Helen Gould
HOU
Bernice Scroggy
Ceciliahs
T. C
Goncerly
Mendelssohn
Miss Wilwer
Tim Aly de Denski
O Onyx of
Beeetans Ves
Tschaikoweky-Auer Waves Core
Burleigh Vambourine Chinnis
Jesese Ereisiar
Jerdenson
Veuk Vivreromeo
Juliet
Lerga
Ney
Dvorak-Hresaler
Hutterfly
Jubay Bereeyse
Neruda
Jota Navarro
Sarasate
Pigedemety Berese
Beres Eecaveves
Moon
Weaver
Curran
Eee Terry
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Pater Tenzle
Sir Oliver
Burface
Charles Surface
Joseph Burface
Crabtree
Benignin
Memorial Hall
Grand Army and Daughters
Wesley Clemens
J. C. Knapp
Grant
Ft Sumter
Kensington
John Stallman
Church News
Lutheran Missionary Society
Hostisses
Henman Boeiers
John Brink
B. J. Bruns
Central Christian, Church
M. M. Smith
Newton Street
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Shure
B. A. Tickworth
Maryland Street
Sadler’ Guild, Chiat Episcopal Shuch
Stephen Brown
Congregational Church
Wil
Binck’s
Meyin
Ates
Grete
Wiest Presbyterian Aid Society
Flw. Morris
Oler Rele
Frank McDonald
le A. Gaiser
Church Partorg
L. B. Miller
First Evangelical Chldren
Verdean Dilger
Clinton F. Smith
Margaret Morris
Richard Nevhorfer
Wilms Schrag
Harold J. Miller
Hebrew Aid
Happy Hour Club
Tess
FE. D. Dye
Ada Adams
Harry Alien
Park Avenue
Parl Brekaw
Tyan Gardner
Mary Albrecht
Mary Harper
Margaret Hunt
Macleda Zwanalge
Ioe
Co. M. Kenninger
Ss Bhime
Dya
Walter Witry
P.T. A. Activities
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hell
Charles Nash
William Bray
Otto Woodyard
B. Nebbitt
J F. ‘Trotter
Laura Garrabrant
Washington
J. C. Hall
Pioneer Club
Wi Walte
Western Avenue
Waterloo Woman's Club
Howard Hellowell
I. F. Peterson
R. N. Cowin
F.C. Fish
Harold §Lbert
Merle Braden
Denver ‘Street
Elklets
Waterloo Elklets
Elks’ Club
C. W. Banton
U. C.F
United Commercial Travelers
Elks Club
Armory
T. A. ‘Toenies
South’ Street
American Legion Auxiliary
G. A. Boatman
Mark Smith
Warren Gilbert
Loren ‘Treganza
Blue Triangle League
PRIEF
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
Courier-Riviera
Homme Talent
R. Wannamaker’s. Will
Shell
Lease
Pavia
Rais
Phillipe Et Gaston
Dehlia
Deptime
Zanzibar
Courier Pattern Dept
W. 17Th
New York City
Melo
Neyo
Meagan
Saeko
Ohad Seg
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