Society news from Waterloo and surrounding area
Mrs Myrtle Wiley of Orient Iowa guest of honor at a Waterloo chapter O E S dinner at Black's tearoom with officers and past matrons. A class of candidates was received and plans set for an April 9 meeting with a paid supper. Delphian and other local groups noted with upcoming events and marriages including Templeman Knapp nuptials at the Universalist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Wiley
Orient
Iowa
Black’s
Waterloo
Wiley
Manonte Hall
Paul D. Brown
Denver Cole
Maude Lennox
Williamsburg
Grace Layton
Ossian
Mmes
Maude Scales
Jennie Stickman
Mabel McCall
Ala Olson
Mildred Togerson
Club Notes Highlight Local Bridge and Card Gatherings
Five hundred was played by Triple club members entertained at Mrs. Glenn Forney home with high score by Mrs. Clarence Ries. Mrs Chandler hosted 506 and 1 o'clock luncheon at her home on Russell Lamson. prizes went to M Als, L Arnold, and Lillian Lynch. Le Gir Ridge club hosted by Mrs. Cries Kelley in her apartment. Wavers won by Mrs. George Alexander and Mrs Crawford. Fun-For-Six club hosted by Mrs. Nauman at 11 o'clock luncheon. music and dancing filled the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Forney
Clarence Ries
Chandler
Trotel
Russell-Lamson
M Als
L. Arnoldes
Lillian Lynch
Peek
Fe Ss
Wrances Lynch
le Gir Uridge
Cries Kelley
George Alexander
Crawford
C. J. Nauman
Community Players to Perform Lightning in Vaudeville
Cedar Heights residents of the Community Players join with the Business and Professional Women’s club for a vaudeville performance featuring the Lightnin' Bill Jones Shoe Maker and Nellie Buckley roles. Mrs. J. G. Brinkerhoff directs the cast to aid state convention entertainment funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
J. G. Brinkerhoff
Lightnin
Bill Jones
E. R.shoemaker
AD Jones
Mirs
L. A. Ferguson
Nellie Buckley
Chameleon You and the Letter Writer’s Chatter
Ruth Cameron muses on how a writer shifts tone with different recipients. She compares Kay s letters to a mutual friend s, noting how personality shapes message and how objective context alters subjective tone. The piece ends with a nudge to notice the chameleon effect in each letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay
Beauty and Plastic Surgery Talks Across Eras
The article outlines early views on plastic surgery used by actresses and the wealthy to combat aging. It explains face lifting details, costs, and notes the expressionless look after tightening the skin. mentions hair shaving and concealment of scars, plus cautions about expense and the surgeon’s skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Van
Plastic Surgeone
Church Groups Hold Meetings at Local Parlors and Halls
Local church women and societies gathered for meetings and social events across several congregations. Absent leaders included Abrs. Nelson Jacobsen presiding over 22 attendees. divisions hosted guests from St. Paul’s M. E. Ladies’ Aid. Northminster Presbyterian auxiliary elected officers. United Presbyterian planned another picnic and prayer event. Deborah society quilted and tied comforts. Majer guild and Trinity American Lutheran guild met for luncheons with bake sale announcements. The American Legion promotes permanent grave markers to replace deteriorating wooden crosses.
Hawkeye Building Rush to Completion Begins Today
A large force of men started today on the Hawkeye building to rush it to completion. Detailed plans for three additional stories are nearly completed by the architect, while construction on the reinforced framework proceeds. Brick and stone work will begin within a week as two crews stay at work until the structure stands finished. John G. Miller Panstenctian Company are contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkeye
John G. Miller Panstenctian Company
Overseas Graves and Local Updates in Brief
Marble markers seek overseas graves aid. Cedar Rapids news notes Cleone Harker, Coralie Green visit Marian Dunlavey at Iowa State Teachers College. Wardle returns from Rotary convention. Divorce granted to Bertha Peverill. Bicycle collision injures Clarence McCuillum near Emerson School. Wilbur Howard returns to Ames for spring break. electrical engineering student. Rev Campbell to preach at St Mark's Cedar Rapids at 7:30 p m. City council meeting rescheduled to 8 p m for zoning district hearings. Court recalls J D Cohn case over fatal truck incident. Gould Auxiliary offers luncheon and chicken dinner at Memorial Hall. Lincoln Circle Home Bake Sale in Washington D C March 27 29. Marble markers urged to replace Bourth Estaide Wight market crosses over graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleone Harker
Coralie Green
Marian Dunlavey
Iowa State Teachers
J. D. Wardle
Cedar Rapids
Rotary
H. C. Harker
Second Street West
Bertha Peverill
Cgil
Peverill
Clarence McCuillum
Baltimore Street
Emerson School
Wilbur C. Howard
J. R. Howard
Brent Street
Ames
Electrical Engineering
R. J. ‘Campbell
Grace Church
St. Mark’s
Campbell
H. B. Boies
Gould
Memorial Hall
Lincoln Circle
Washington, D. C
Tunis
Estaide
Wight Market
PARENT TEACHER CLUBS TO CONFER IN IOWA NEXT WEEK
More than a dozen representatives of Waterloo Parent-Teacher clubs will attend the Northeastern Iowa Parent-Teacher association conference in Cedar Rapids next Thursday. Mrs. Frank MacDonald will read resolutions from the state meeting. Florence Hale, Rev J S Lilley and others are listed as features. LODGES TO MOVE Royal Neighbors plan relocation after April 1 at Ten Hur hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Parent-Teacher Clubs
Waterloo
Northeastern Iowa
Parent-Teacher Association
Cedar
Au- 3
Rev. J
Lilley
Kedar Rapids
Lodgis
Gannon
Royal Neighbors
Ten Hur Hall
Columbus Hall
Waterlooo federation to entertain at Iowa business women convention
Miss Mary Eggert leads planning as the Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs prepares a May convention in Waterloo. Highlights include a fourth anniversary party, stunt contest with a prize, Cedar River Park breakfast, morning worship, and a gala banquet led by national president Adelia Pritchard with remarks from past and present national officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mary Eggert
Cedar River Park
Federation
Jbreakfast
Lila Marcham
W. D. Lees
State Federation
Waterloo Club
Adelia Pritchard
Portland
Ore
Jaws
Lynn Malmaquist
Sioux City
Tves
Helena Stitchell
Davenport
Carrie Andrews
Marshalltown
Martha Pattie
Garrie Bell
Des Moines
Agnes Mason
Gathearings
Headquarters
Ime
Byaleena Beer
Evangelists Draw Increasing Crowds at Walnut Baptist
Evangeli sts at Walnut Street Baptist Church draw growing crowds with Rev. Harry G Anderson delivering "When Do We Receive the Holy Spirit" to a packed 16 a m service. The crowd included 250 men from Illinois Central shops and families with delegations from Burton Avenue Baptist First Baptist and First Presbyterian churches. Tonight the sermon will be "The Potters' House." A separate note reports a pig truck plunging through a Pittsburgh bridge. the driver drowned while a passenger survived by grabbing a swimming girl’s ears and reaching shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Harry G. Anderson
Illnois Central
Burton
Avenua Baptist
First Baptist
First Presbyterian
The
Potters’ Llouse
Pittsburgh
John Remenschneider
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Bnews of Society
Towa O. E.S
Delphian Society
C. H. Davis
Greater
Templeman-Knapp
Abs
Mary I. Templeman
Gifford
Steven E. Knapp
Vinton
QO. S. Raspe
Universalist Church
Golden Leaf Club
J. M. Farneworth
Busy Women’s Idle Day Club
Seymour Botkin
Christ Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
Frank Hussey
St. Francis Hospital
T.C. Menges
Jones
Grace McCullough
John Marvin Friena
Chester
Jemivel Moeller
Nmr
Margaret Davis
Hrinkerhest
Pup
Paemis
Egan
Coury Ballite
BY Ruth Cameron
Tubay
Inisine
Orla
Church News
Borden Dearers
Calvary Evangelical Church
Nelson Jacobsen
C. A. Borden
Wallace Chesebro
Frank Bisdorf
Ed Bronson
C. E. Truak
Divsion
St. Paul's M. E. Ladies’ Ald Society
Clara Truair
C. Allison
C. C. Brooks
Northminster Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary
Y. I. Emerson
Hl, Miller
Il, D. Pairburn
If ‘Purhane
Hie
Altruman
Tomorr
BR. F. Wharlburt
Lucille Huntington
Membe
Sheniseiv
United Presbyterian Congregation
Estrings
Deborah Society
M. B. Church
James A. Conk
G. E. Davis
HW. CL Dewitt
Hattie Hason
William Glasener
S.C. A.johnson
Majer Guild
E. Nelson
F.C. 'Nus
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
Lewis Stoffregen J
American Legion
Buchanan
Optical Service
Girdle
A.stein & Company
Paris Garters
New York
AW. Waltors
Walnut Baptist
West Side
Fourth Street Bridge
Coats
Panor
Young Women’s
Dr. Darling
Uhe
Phelps
Jefferson St
MY Valet, Inc
Bt Optometrist
Service
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Woile
Georgette Crepe
Nane City
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