Mrs. E. T. Alford Hosts Society Bridge Party
Mrs. E T Alford hosted a home art and Junceon bridge party for cousin Mrs. J C Leggett of Cuba New York with guests including Mines W W Miller Fr My Knox Alfred Longley J E B O Keefe Nel Jackson Fred Northey June Parrent Robert Gibson Harald Plumb T R K McCoy and George Garrettson. Mrs Plumb and Mrs Miller plan further entertainment Thursday for the visitor. Also notes a birthday tribute to Mr J Becker with a seventy sixth celebration and telegrams from Drs Kaufinin."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Alford
J. C. Leggett
Cuba
N.Y
Convention Plans Framed at P.E.O. Conference Here
Plans for the state convention of the BP FB O at Davenport in May were advanced at a Bioteoiters conference Saturday at Mon Rus sell-Lanson. Attendees included Mrs. Florence M Bennett, Gherokes president. Mrs. Elles S White, Oskaloost, and Mrs. Laura S Knapp Amr vice presidents. Mrs. Mars W Bege mien Cedar Falls organizer. Neil Romey Mason City recording secretary. Miss Grace E Sargent Cedar Rapids corresponding secretary. and Mrs. Gertrude Seburn Fort Dodge treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FB. O
Davenport
Mon
Grace E. Sargent
Cedar Rapids
Gertrude ©. Seburn
Fort Dodge
Post F of T P A Plans to Organize Women’s Auxiliary
Post F of T P A announces formation of a women's auxiliary at a 7:30 p m Friday meeting at Hotel Russell Lamson. Jean G Maring president and George Buchan secretary treasurer list all post members and their wives mothers sisters and daughters invited. Social features of the organization will be promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Post F
Travelers Protective Association of America
Jean G. Maring
George Buchan
Community Frolic Set for Cedar Heights Park
A community frolic is planned at Cedar Heights tomorrow at 8 p m with plays games guessing contests and other features. The organizing committee includes J G Brinkerhoff A A Gee and J G Kingsland all adults in the community are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Manus
Mines
J. G.j .Brinkerhof
A. A. Gee
J. GC. Kingsland
Birthday Party Marks Manning Home Anniversary
Mary Louise Manning celebrated her eleventh birthday with a party at the Manning home on Saturday. Eighteen friends attended and prizes were awarded to Donna Manning and Beverly Newton. Beverly and Jeannette Newton of La Porte City were guests from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Manning
Earl W. Manning
Donna Manning
Beverly New
Mrs Newell Honored At Family Dinner For 78th Birthday
Mr and Mrs J D Yocum hosted a noon dinner at their 1525 Fourth Street West home in Canton to honor Mrs Emily Newell on her seventy eighth birthday. Guests included Mrs Millie Decker of Janesville and relatives such as Mr George Newell Mr Charles Zimmerman and Howard Simpson. Also noted was a social event by Crescent lodge No 17 inviting Odd Fellows and Rebekahs for a card party and box social with prizes after the meeting in Black Hawk LO F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL A Becker
Lami
Tung
Rat Dormer
J Becker
Lund
Drs. F. A
W. A. Kaufinin
Clearwater
Pia
Becker
Waterloo
Cg, Kaufman and Family
Union
Charles Stambrough
Whitten
Leslie Davis
Chier
Bampton
Cecil Thompson
Cedar Bts
George Platt
E. C. Forrest
Mabel
Jacob Roemer
J. D. Yocum
Fourth Street
West
Canton
the Crescent
Black Hawk LO. O
County Clubwomen Convention to Be Held at Cedar Jalls
The County Convention of Clubwomen will be hosted at Cedar Jalls Congregational church Cedar Polls. Leading figures include Mrs. E T Alford president and Mrs A S Weishaar vice president with Mmes Raymond Folk W E H Bickley Lamson J P Jones E L Johnson J D Easton W E Johnson Alfred Longley George Nauman and J B O Keefe among about ten local attendees. Mrs FE L Johnson will report on the recent state board meeting in Des Moines. State committee members Mrs Folk Mrs Bickley and Mrs O Keefe will present reports. Mrs Alford will report on the focal club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Cedar Polls
Tomorryon
Wateriow Wroman
E. T. Al*ford
A. S. Weishaar
Mmes
Raymond Folk
W. E H. Bickley
Lamson
J. P. Jones
E. L. Johnson
J. D. Easton
W. E. Johnson
Alfred Longley
George Nauman
J. B. O'Keefe
FE. L. Johnson
Des Moines
Federation of Women's Clubs
Folk
Bickley
O'Keefe
Alford
Focal Club
Surprise Birthday for Mrs Bartlett Draws Guests
Mrs Bartlett was surprised by friends last evening at the Bartlett home. Guests included Charles Avensworth, Frank Conn, Donald Conn, George Conn, William Stew Clark Thurston, and W J Wightman, with Mrs G J Mahanke and George Maine. Conn won high score at 500. Mrs Bray and Mrs Frank served refreshments. Mrs Bartlett received two pink and white cakes and gifts. Fidelity Circle all day meeting set for Wednesday at Mrs W H Buxton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bartlett
Hints in Beauty Care and Dress Advice for Figures
The passage offers fashion guidance aimed at women with varying figures. It stresses proper shoulder fit, armhole ease, back width, and fabric layout to create a slimmer, youthful silhouette. It suggests exercises to improve figure and discusses patterns, darts, and bias cuts to flatter curves.
Rathkey and Bastow Weed Married in Des Moines
Arnold C Rathkey a Waterloo division engineer for Town Public Service married Miss Fare Bastow in a Des Moines Grace Methodist church ceremony Saturday at 4 p m The couple’s reception followed at Younker s tearoom The groom’s parents are A C Rathkey of Omaha and the bride is daughter of Mrs Leona Bastow of Des Moines The newlyweds plan to live at 620 Third Street West after April 10 and will spend a few days in Chicago after the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold C. Rathkey
Waterloo
Town Public Service Company
Miss Fare Bastow
Des Moines
Grace Methodis
Theodore E. Rees
Cadman
A. A. Brooks
Sarset Children Piano Recital Tonight at Mrs Bennett's
Katherine Dick and Bob Sarset present a piano recital at 8 p m at 1210 Third Avenue West hosted by Mrs Claude Bennett. program includes Beethoven Schytte Massenet Gluck Brahms pieces with Katherine and Bob, followed by a 2 30 p m thimble tea and lunch. multiple hostesses announced and a 7 30 p m club meeting follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Bobh Sarset
Claude Bennett
Third Avenue West
Beethoven
Katherine Sarset
India
Almsky-Kersakow Vienne Walta
Schytte
Thomas Bat Rolfe
Massenet
Bob Sarset
Gavotte
Gluck-Brahms
Verve
Elbelines
McDowell
Hatherine
Church News Incomplete Calendar Of First Presbyterian Activities
Local church notices outline an annual dinner and business meeting for First Presbyterian on Monday night April 9, with the church year ending March 31. Group four plans an all day quilting bee at Mrs Isabella Stewart's home Wednesday. St Pauls Methodist Missionary group postpones its meeting due to a cantata at East High. A Ladies Society meeting at First Presbyterian was set for Wednesday at 7 39 p m but delayed. Sunday school class meets at 7 30 p m, with a guild event hosted by Mrs Beura in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
Isabella Stewart
Home “Missionary Society of St. Paul's Methodist Church
East High School
Ladi Society of First Resbyterian Church
Il O. Whbur
Voice Recital Tonight at Cedar Falls Iowa Teachers College
Voice students of Prof Luther A Richman from Cedar Falls and Waterloo perform at 8 p m in Gilchrist chapel with violinist Miss Inez Johnson assisting. Recital features Katherine Fleming Dorothy Dawson Lorraine Jakway Irene Tisdale Olivia Enderlein Barbara Brown Anna Overgaard and others with Lillian Dresser and Cecelia Vogelsang as accompanists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther A. Richman
Waterloo
Gilchrist Chapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Inez Johnson
Cedar Falls
Edward Kurhz
Katherine Fleming
Burlington Junction
Dorothy Dawson
Sumner
Lorraine Jakway
Humboldt
Irene Tisdall
Amaryllis Tenguienes
Brece “Omeehay
Marle
Franz
Franz Dorothy Dawson
Tschaikovsky
Gradle
Moussorgsky
Campbell-Tipton
Irene Tisdale
Allegro
Gilherte
Olivia Enderlein
Barbara Brown
Clutsam
Anna Overgaard
Baral
Greichanmon
Rachmanino
Risden Car Jumps Bridge Crashes Into Soft Mud
James E. Risden head of Iowa's identification department escaped serious injury when his car veered off a bridge over the Iowa River near Tama, crashing into soft mud. He was alone, suffered bruises and shock, and was taken to J H Willett's home for treatment after the vehicle was pulled out by a tractor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tums
INS
James E. Risden
State Department of Identification
Towa River
Risden
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
J H. Willett
Saul Williams 62 Dies at Ackley Home
Saul Williams, 62, died Sunday afternoon at the home of his daughter Mrs. George Rush in Ackley following influenza pneumonia. He was laid to rest at age 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Ackley
Saul Williams
George Rush
Stuffed Dates and Prunes as Kid Friendly Treats
Instructions describe washing and pitting dates or prunes then filling with a marshmallow and sugar syrup, later suggesting a peanut butter frosting for spreads. It lists a recipe with brown sugar butter salt sour cream and peanut butter and offers varied menu pairings like fruit cup baked ham and cream of tomato soup with roast beef and vegetables.
Being Particular Pays Off With Frances Shop Visit
In the countdown to Easter rush the careful shopper weighs where to buy. A Frances Shop visit promises discrimination and savoir faire, with well chosen display of unen frieze or tapestry. Consider sending down furniture before housecleaning to avoid knee deep mess.
Easter Flowers Brighten Waterloo Window Displays
The Easter spirit blooms along 320 E Fourth Street as daffodils narcissi and Darwin tulips fill windows with flowers cut potted or in baskets. Order Easter lilies early by calling 5383. Waterloo merchants note Mary Lou shared the tip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Thompson
E. Fourth St
New Holland pewter gains appeal at Riviera Gift Shop
A promotional note touts New Holland pewter at Riviera Gift Shop, praising its finish, non tarnish quality, and soft lustre as more desirable than silver. It also mentions Maxim advice and a limited five day offer from Mr. Tritz featuring twelve full length pictures in three positions for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
City in Brief From Buchanan's Ad And Local News
city in brief reports a broken lens can be duplicated at Buchanan s advertisement J J McMinn an accountant for G nicazo car and other local names visit and one resident returns from Des Moines after hospital clinics a 6 year old boy recovers from appendicitis surgery at Allen Memorial hospital Mrs J E Bragdon and family travel by auto to Eagle Grove to visit relatives J OH Orvis of Estherville visits his sister Mrs McCartney over weekend Rock Island patcher Wein d in Estherville appears Gertrude White files for divorce from Glendon White citing erie treatment court seeks restoration of maiden name Gere Krutsinger and F P Porterfield plan to attend a surgeons meeting in New Orleans Miss Betty Shannon travels Waterloo while five ladies from South Africa tour East High school solo contest postponed at Ott school auditorium with pine contest soprano and baritone contests leading to a distinct contest
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Oh. Orvis
Estherville
McCartney
Third Street
Orvis Ig Weind
Rock Island Railroad
Gerivrude White
Glendon White
Erie
Gere Suds Krutsinger
Dy. FP
W. Porterfield
Surgean
Hots Central
Orira
Betty Shannon
FB. R. Shannon
Waterloo
Yesternhowhs
South Africa
Ars
Jacob Kagolsky
Columbia Arole
Raothes- Mian
Kanofsky
Ott School
Dinner gathering for Mrs Woo Brastom and Mrs RR Wy Crawford
Members of Wile Rose meet for a tearoom dinner at 1 p m today to honor Mrs Woo Brastom and Mrs RR Wy Crawford with social fellowship. Event held at Backs tearoom. attendees include local members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Rose
Woo Brastom
Wy Crawford Beau
Brain Test Answer Groups and Colors
The text lists color groups for a brain test. Red group includes Lake and many color terms like scarlet, crimson, and ruby. Blue group covers azure and sapphire. Yellow group features gold and saffron. Green group starts with emerald and olive, but ends abruptly.
Fashion Sale at Fonda 4 Mac Shop Teases Spring Styles
A surprise awaits shoppers at the Fonda 4 Mac Shop with a low price on a selection of afternoon frocks. Tub silks and flat crepes in spring colors feature pleats, ruffles, and trimmings, offering ready made garments with unusual touches.
Re Nu Shop Promises Chair Makeovers On Park Avenue
The Re Nav Shop at 328 W Park Ave offers chair coverings and upholstery to refresh dining chairs and old comfy chairs, with a focus on making seating look like new. Mary Lou Shop For You delivers service details and possible design options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Re-Nu
Park Ave
A Soft Blanket Needs Careful Washing for Fluff
A fluffy wool blanket can shrink or mat if washed improperly. Experts advise controlled conditions to prevent wool fibre scales from felting. The ad promotes Unique Cleaners at 683 to return blankets fully cleaned and fluffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fsbor
Potter Ice Cream Co. Flower Molds Spark Party Cheer
You are reminded that party refreshments will be the daintiest of the year with a phone order to Potter Ice Cream Co. for their special flower molds priced at 74 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Ice Cream Co
Fashion notes urge polar fox scarfs at Greten é Co
Shop with Mary Lou style tips highlight the fur scarf trend for spring. Greten é Co at 184 Bridge St features scarfs in polar fox and red fox tones with natural beige, brown and platinum shades drawing attention. Paul Poiret emphasizes underdress to achieve the desired silhouette with proper undergarments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greten É& Co
Bridge St
Paul Poiret
Distinctive tailoring by Mr. Ogsard in Lafayette
The Modish Woman finds lasting appeal in a tailor made garment from Mr. Ogsard, Ladies' Tailor, Lafayette Building. Prices are very reasonable and all work is guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ogsard
Lafayette Blag
Water loo millinery hats draw Easter crowds
Where There s Smoke you ll find a fire and crowds prove Woris millinery fits Waterloo women with hats for Easter. Hats move fast as new express shipments arrive daily from Eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woris Millinery
Waterloo
When a Man Goes in for Washing Dishes
A Maine village anecdote shares a married woman praising her former Navy sailor housekeeper Joe. He organized dishwashing, used Lux for gentler soap, and inspired others with brighter hands. Lux’s claim of mild alkali and long-lasting suds is emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Joe
Lux
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paris
Rodier’s
Com
Redfern
Rhsuy
Social
Progressive Delphian Y
Alpha Guild
Pirst Presbyterian Church
C. A. Morris
Star Rebekah Club
AL FR. Moort
Chautauqqua Club
Publicbrary “West
Black’s
K. of P. and Prinian Sisters
Carpenters
F. A. Becker
Mrs. Becker
P.E.O
Manning
Newell
Cedar Jalls
Mrs. Bartlett
Fidelity Circle
W. H. Buxton
Fimire
Teoudrir
Arnold Rathkey
Fare Bastow Weed
Sarset
L. A. Te B
BR. T
Mies
L. Starbuck
W. Whitamore
M. B. Oliver
H. S. Smith
W. L. Bradford
J. M. White
Jrs
Church News
James Dlack
Wilmeeet
Alice Beurauin
Guild of
Pir Cuureh
Euare
Bostes de Arnes
Prez Char
W. G Montgomery
Receimi
Saint Bea
Seheab
George Bennett
Towa City
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
Anna Koehm
Mildred Gleason
Vars
Jesup
J. E. Risden
Bridge
Tama
Harry Young
Peek Street
Lloyd Young
Linn Street
Harry
Bryant
P. I. Bryant
Bryant Paving Company
Kiwanis Club
Russell Lamson
Robert Dunkelberg
Clapper
Lafayette
Mary Lou
Srief
Buchanan's
J. J. McMinn
G. W. Railway Company
Burton M. Golshall
Des Moines General Hospital
Robert
L. B. Jones
Reed Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
J. E. Bragdon
Eagle Grove
Stanley
Buck
Plaza Theatre
Knight
Sweeney Shop
Apparel For
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Nami
Vali State
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!