Mrs R A Santee Heads Black Hawk County Women’s Clubs
Mrs R A Santee of Cedar Falls was re elected chairman of the Black Hawk County Women’s clubs at the annual convention in La Porte City on Tuesday. Other officers named include Vice chairman Mrs R T Paige and secretary Mrs W J Sutcliffe. Judge John W Gwynne of Waterloo gave the main address criticizing pending legislation and urging measures such as a eugenics bill and raising the marriageable age. New groups formed in St Anne’s Court and several local clubs were listed with officers and locations as meetings continued through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Santee
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk
Fletcher
Hammill
M.E
la Porte City
Ryan- Béllcal
Cedar Heights
Amos Burdens
H. J. Burdick
G. B. Dennison
W. L. Stilson
Sutcliffe
Parent-Teacher groups elect officers in Lafayette Whittier Hawthorne notes
Lafayette P T A names Mrs C Hoag as president with Virgil Dye vice president and CG P Chapman treasurer. Miss Genevieve Darling becomes secretary while Rev Donard B Rhelner addresses on public school programs. May hostesses to kindergarten and first grade pupils. Whittier P T A also elects officers Mrs Raymond Smith president and Mrs H C Keiber vice president, with Agnes Faint as second vice president. Easter service by Rev E B Main and music by June Wah and Mrs George Buchanan. Mrs Thomas Landgraf re elected president Hawthorne P T A with Mrs P B J Mulray as vice president and Miss Marjorie Johnston secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoag
Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association
Virgil Dye
CG. P Chapman
Genevieve Darling
Donard
Rhelner
Universalist: Church
Hitabelle Storer
Marjorie’ Mantor
Sylvia
Whittier Parent-Teacher Association
Raymond Smith
H. CG. Keiber
Agnes Faint
W. W. Warsaw
EB. W. Main
Grrives Memorist
Hawthorne
Parent-Teacher Association
June Wah
George Buchan
Thomas Landgraf
PB. J. Mulray
Marjorie Johnston
Sacred Musical Program Held by Daughters of Isabella
A sacred music program was presented at a Daughters of Isabella meeting in K. Co. hall Tuesday evening led by Miss Pearl McLarnen. Performances included vocal duets, “Whispering Hope,” “The Palms,” “Love's Coronation,” violin and steel guitar selections, and a trio “O Lord Most Holy.” Accompaniment by Mrs. Hoffman. About 75 members attended. Plans for post Easter card parties in members’ homes were announced, with Mrs. W. O. Foster hosting the first event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
K. Co. Hall
Pearl McLarnen
Michel’ Mies
Miss McLarnan
John Bolan
Frances Barrett
Millard
O Lord Most
Thirty-Second Anniversary Is Party Occasion
Mr and Mrs James B Dingsley celebrated their thirty second wedding anniversary on Sunday March 24 entertaining ten relatives at dinner Decorations were yellow and white with an anniversary cake They wed March 24 1807 at Quasqueton by Rev E B Downs Mrs Dingsley was Miss Lara L Beeman They live on a farm west of Rowley and have resided in town 27 years where he is a rural letter carrier They are parents of four children Bessie and Mabel at home and Harley and Delburr They also have two granddaughters The birthday program at a Waterloo I O O F hall party featured three cakes and violin readings by Lois Sandusen Lilian Rosenbloom and Mildred Rosenbloom Initiation services set for April 9 at 8 oclock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Ropley
James B. Dingsley
Dingsley
Quasqueton
E. B. Downs
Lara L
Beeman
Rowley
Dings- Tey
Bessié
Mabel
Harley
Delburr
Black Hawk I. O. O. F. Hall
Royal
Waterloo Camp
Lois Sanudsen
Lilian
Mildred Rosenbloom
Hints on Beauty Care Diet Exercise and Weight Loss
A beauty column urges flexible fitness through daily exercises and activities such as dancing, tennis, or table tennis. It suggests practical routines for the arms, torso, legs, and calves, and warns that harsh dieting harms health while promoting gradual fat loss with consistent effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gymingsium
Geo
Recent Marriage Announced at Dinner Bridge
Announcement of the marriage of Ruth Hamlin of Waterloo to Robert L. Walton of Gary Ind was made at a Tuesday dinner party by Miss Bess Nichols in the Hawkeye room at Hotel President. The event featured three bridge tables, pastel flowers, and notes hidden in paper tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hamlin
Waterloo
Robert L. Walton
Gary
Ind
Bess Nichols
Hawkeye
President
Maude Harmon
Walton
W. W. War Law
Elmer Bitterly
Elizabeth Kenney
Helen Potter
Marguerite Saul
Anna Decker
Mac Keller
Eda Behrens
Jessie Becker
Waterloo Insurance Agency
Sor
Watton
French Battery Company
Chicago
Indianapolis
Prof Erbe to Speak Friday at Civic Club Program
Prof Carl H Erbe of Iowa State Teachers College will discuss Advantages and Disadvantages of Present City Government at a Civic department program of the Waterloo Woman's Club Friday morning. Mrs W W Warsaw will speak on The World Goes Marketing and a luncheon follows at 1 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl H. Erbe
Iowa State Teachers College
Civic Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Erbe
Town University
State Historical Society
W. W. Warsaw
Iorning
W. P. McCorvaleck
Westminster, Presbyterian Church
Craig Ellyson
University of Town
Church and Auxiliary Meetings Highlight Thursday Activities
The Church News Circle 6 and First Lutheran Missionary society plan Thursday gatherings with Mrs. Elmer Johnson hosting. Clara Bartonpaild sponsors a 7 family picnic supper at Universalis parish house at 6 pm, attendees to bring a dish. Willing Workers study session at Spiritual Church of the Truth meets at 1087 Prenklin Street. St Marks Episcopal Woman's auxiliary meets at 2:30 pm with Mrs. Lingelbach. Division 2 Ladies' Aid Society meets at 2 pm with Mrs. C. E. Whornberry. Ten comforters completed for Road relief by Walnut Street Baptist. Aurrey class of First MM church to be entertained Friday at Mrs. Oadwalkve's home with luncheon at 12:50 pm. Hostesses listed. Cedar Helgius community Presbyterian Ladies' Aid meets at noon at Mrs. Brinkerhoff's home. luncheon to follow. Annual reports to be presented and officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiree Linkelrele
Waterloo
I. GO
Waste Yall
Orlo Miller
LaLomita Club
W. CG
Church of Christ Truth
St. Paul's
M. E. Ladt Ald Society
M Cc
Thornby
Lutheran Missionary
Ausiliary
Waterloo T. G. O. F. Hall
Masonie
Aurrey
MM. B. Church
Delferson Street
Presbyterian
J. G
Brinkerhoff
Jungchenn
Agsistlag
Anjog “Burhans
John Byers
Plorence Lowe
W. Parrots
Frank Littrell
Ploven
Alfigins
Grundy Center Girl and Ames Student Marry at Nevada
Announcement from Grundy Center Iowa reports the marriage of Miss Margaret Arends and L W Helfrich at Memorial Lutheran church in Nevada Ta on March 22. Arends is a stenographer for Rogers Ruppelt and Helfrich is a Town State college student in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corrier
Grundy Center
Nevada
Margaret Arends
L. W. Helfrich
Chicago
Memorial Lutheran Church
Hugh Yost
Helfrich
Elia Avends
Rogers & Ruppelt
Town State College
Ames
Club meeting notes from Jovlo La Lomita and bridge clubs
Jovlo club plans Thursday gathering with Mrs Lyman Miller at 138 Chicago street. La Lomita club to lunch Thursday at 1 PM at the W C A. Happy Eight Bridge enterta ined Tuesday by Mrs Milo Hendricks at 316 Oakland Avenue with prizes to Mrs Harvey Fullam Mrs Lee Renner and Mrs Thomas Shafer. Social guests included Mrs H Thayer and Mrs Ernest Griffith. Luncheon by hostesses. Bid-Em-Up Bridge hosted by Mrs Ford Reed at 829 Mullan Avenue West with guests Mrs G V Lonnerker Mrs G E Johnston Mrs Harry Hill Mrs P Walters and Mrs George Schock. Favors to Mrs M C Troutner Mrs Johnston and Mrs Schock. Luncheon served by hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Eight Bridge Club
Milo Hendricks
Oakland Avenue
Harvey, Fullam
Lee Renner
Thomas Shafer
H. Thayer
Ernest Griffith
Joseph Seery
Bridge Club
Ford Reed
Mullan Avenue West
G. Vv. Lonnerker
G. E. Johnston
Harry Hill
P. &. Walters
George Schoec Favors
M. C. Troutner
Johnston
Schock
Dentist Finds Gem in Cake of Soap
Iowa City dentist Dr. L P F Graham found a blue white diamond worth 935 hidden in a cake of soap while washing his hands. A local jeweler verified the jewel after the discovery in Town City March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town City
U.A
L. PF. Graham
Iowa City
Recipe Fragments From A Home Kitchen Or Menu Remnants
The text reads like fragmented cooking notes for dishes including stuffed ramekins with mashed potatoes and chopped meats, a vegetable and egg salad, a mayonnaise dressed mix, and a dessert or sherbet mixture. It mentions ingredients such as calves liver, potatoes, pickles, cheese, peppers, mayonnaise, milk, butter, maple syrup, flour, eggs, vanilla, and whipped cream, with steps like mixing, chilling, and baking times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manle Blaine
Beard
Record Set At Gay County Recorder Office
Mrs. Ya Brebner, county recorder, filed 129 instruments in one day, including 104 chattel mortgages and six warranty deeds. Total fees reached $46.53 with chattel mortgage fees at 23 cents each. Reported income from chattel mortgages was $25.28 and others showed $18,2.24 in indebtedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ya Brebner
County Recorder
Iowa University Extends Evening Curfew For Co-eds
The University of Iowa board of deans grants co-eds and callers extra time for social visits, adding three and a half hours on Friday and Saturday nights after 11 pm. The rule aligns co-eds with dances and late dates, following student petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Iie
Local notices and Church services plus city ads
Community items include Des Moines recruiting visits by Captain Bryant, a blacksmith entering hospital care in Chicago, and several church Holy Week services at First Lutheran St. Mark’s Episcopal and other local parishes. Also announced are a Sunyside club golf event chair appointment and upcoming Illinois Parent-Teacher congress activities in Mattoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Bryant
Fourth District
Des Moines
Army
E. S. Chandler
Fourth Street
Tlinois Central
Chicago
First Lutheran Church
Florence Ciabriel
J. W. Short
College Church
Pasadena
Cal
Church of the Nazarene
Ornish
Willead
Sunnyside Country Club
FW. O
Wurster
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Enfrteria
Mrs Martin Seeks Re election as Head Iowa Women Voters
Mrs G W Martin of Town City seeks re election as president of the Town League of Women Voters at its ninth annual convention in Davenport. The nominating committee lists Raymond Schmidt of Davenport for vice president. other candidates include Mrs Clarence Knutson Clear Lake and Mrs H T Koeb Cedar Rapids for vice presidents. Mrs W S Van Alstine Gilmore City for a fourth vice president. Mrs Walter Loebwing Iowa City as secretary. election is tomorrow with a round table at 2 p m and a speech by Prof John E Brindley Iowa State College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Tes
G. We Martin
Town City
Town League of Women Voters
Clarence Knutson
Clear Lake
H. 'T. Koeb
Cedar’ Rapids
W. S. van ‘Alstine
Gilmore City
Walter Loebwing
Towa City
PAN Apairione
Philip ‘Jeans
Towa
John E. Brindley
Iowa State College
Fluckiger Autos Driveaway Reaches Multiple Cities
A convoy of 65 new Studebaker cars left South Bend Indiana heading to Fluckiger Automobile agencies in Dubuque Davenport Clinton and Waterloo. Fourteen cars reached Dubuque at 1 30 am with 410 miles traveled. Albert Fluckiger and Frank Fluckiger led the procession as officials escorted drivers through local plants and photographed the fleet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
South Bend
Ind
Fluckiger Automobile Company
Dubuque
Davenport
Clinton
Waterloo
H. A. Jackel
Fourth Street
Albert Fluckiger
Frank Fluckiger
Sterling
Til
Paul Hoffman
Veterans Club of M. E. Church Meets Monthly
The Veterans Club of the Methodist Episcopal Church met at Rev. and Mrs. T. Sheckler’s home at 237 Denver Street. Rev. George B. Shoemaker was elected president. officers include Rev. W. G. Crowder as vice president and Rev. H. H. Barton as secretary. Absent were W. M. Lemen, longtime secretary, who died Feb. 16, and G. H. E. Shear and Fred Fisher. Members from Waterloo and Cedar Falls area attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
T. Sheckler
Denver
Veterans’ Club
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
George B. . Shoemaker
W. G. Crowder
H. H. Barton
W.G. Crowder
W. M. Lemen
Fayette
W. W. Carlton
Hves
Pasadena
F. M. Coleman
Fresno
A. M. Billingsley
G. R. Royse
G. B. Crinklaw
G. B.shoemaker
Brain Test Answer Teases Correct Reason Set
Brain teaser prompt asserts the correct reasons are (1) and moves to challenge readers. The remark frames the solution as a simple count of valid explanations while inviting engagement.
Slender Lines Of Chic Pattern For Larger Women
An advertisement promotes a fashion pattern designed for larger women. Design 1701 features a crossed vesteé and pleated skirt, printed silk crepe, and small dot or coin patterns to slim the silhouette. Yardage and trimming requirements are given, with instructions and a fashion book offer, plus a mail order address in New York.
Three Children Die In Emporium House Fire
A fatal fire in Emporium, Ridgway area, claims Thelma and Velma Smith aged 12, and Mary Ann Smith aged 3. Their father and another sister, Dorothy, 14, survive with burns. mother and remaining child escape. Fire destroyed their home today.
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St. Anne's Court
Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters
St. John’s Hall
BB. Nebbith
J. R. Emry
RR. Ludwig
William Hurlbut
Laura Miller
LL W. Watt
Fonigit
O. E. S—Maumie Tempie
Black
L. M
Black’s
Bunker
A. B. Hickman
Georga Lingelbach
Mys
Lena Anderson
Doyto Gub
Mirs
Lyman Waitler
Mra
Edn Murson
M. EL
Vewell
Silver Cross Ciree
Northminster’ Presbyterian
X Security Benefit Association
K. P. Mk
Clara Barton Guild
suppe—wUniversalist
P.T. A
D. of I. Meeting
Azerea
Miss Albt
Prof. Erbe
Grant
General Grant
Sons of Union Veterans and Auxiliary
WBS
R. J. ‘Snodgrass
George Clark
Elya Wannemaker
Kensington
John Stallman
Lincoln
East Junior High School
Stephen Heiple
Morris Cohn
J. D. Cohn
Fourth Street West
Jacob Cohn
Sam Dismord
Philip Cohn
Fletcher J. Rash
Blue Triangle Leapie—Comets
Blue Triangle League
Shooting Stars
Ue Josers
W. CG. A
Security Benefit Association
Church News
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Elmer Johnson
Clara Barton
Universalis
Spiritual
Church of the Truth
Prenklin Atrent
Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Mark's
Episcopal Church
George Lingelbach
Third
St. Paul
Ald Society
Mra. C. E
Whornberry
Daweson Street
Anelak Welfare
Moment of Walnut Street
Rais
Obuystly
O. Apning
Grundy
Dee McElhinney
Robert Gibson
Pruniin Street
Kappa Alpha Theta Sorority
University of Arizona
Arizona
Jovlo Club
Lyman Miller
Chicago Street
la Lomita Club
Recorder Office
Idwa
West End
M. G. Bldg
Buchanan
Martin
Iowa
Veterans” Club of
M. E. Church
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Canada
Jamaica
Canada Dry
Bkaccel
ERIE
Zanzibar
Melo
THE
Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Ene
Hussey
Tate Re
Submarine Sweet Shop
Hotel
Russell-Lamson Corner
Batton
Florsheim
Sens
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