Waterloo Branch to Attend National AAUW Convention
The Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women will be represented at the national convention in Indianapolis from April 9 to 11, with president Mrs. Fred J. Miller leading. About 200 of the association’s 305 branches plan to send delegates as officers report on the year, discuss plans, and announce fellowships while the push to purchase the national headquarters in Washington, D. C. continues. Invitations to address the convention have been accepted by Corbett Ashby of London, Iona Gale, Meredith Nicholson, James Thomson Shotwell, Dean Virginia Gilder Sleeve, Theodora Bosanquet, and Madame Formanova.
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Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Indianapolis
Ind
Adri
Fred J. Miller
Jeast
Weebington
D. C
Corbett Ashby
London
England
Tnnternational Suffrage Alliance
Miiss Iona Gale
Meredith Nicholson
James Thomson Shotwell
Columbia —University
Virginia
CG. Gildersleeve
Barnard College
International Federation of University Women
Election Board of Woman's Club Appointed
Election card appointments were made by Mrs. Reymond Folk at the Waterlow Woman's Club meeting. Names include Mrs. A. S. Welshaar chairwoman, Airs. B. T. Alford, Mrs. H. B. Lichty, Mrs. W. OR. Law, Mrs. Co. W. Britner, Mrs. R. W. Waite and Mrs. Howard Burr. Miss Jessie Cooley joined the building committee to fill Lichty’s vacancy. April party committee chaired by Mrs. M. C. Howes. Ballots to be returned by April 3. Club reports show approx 1400 dollars cleared. by-laws revision and $10 to Red Cross discussed. Fine Arts chairwoman Mrs. Loran J. Berry announced next year’s program committee: Mrs. Fred McClain, Mrs. Carl Mantz, Mrs. Roger Birdsall, Mrs. A. L. Alexander and Mrs. Herbert Marsh al. The Floras Arts entertainment featured Mrs. C. A. Boatman solo, accompaniment by Mrs. Ralph Dune sarey, piano piece by Dorothy Kline, and a scena from The Tempest by Mrs. S. B. Perkins, Mrs. A. S. Weishaar, Mrs. G. W. Chester and Mrs. Toward Burr. The annual business session and officer elections will be held Monday at Mrs. George Shoemaker’s home. Program topic Expression and Interpretation of Music.
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Reymond Folk
Waterlow Woman's Club
Welshaar
B.T. Alford
H. B. Lichty
W. OR. Law
Co. W. Britner
R. W. Waite
Howard Burr
Jessie Cooley
Lichty
Myre
C. M. Howes
Welshast
Folk
Ben+J. Howrey
Red Cross
Loran J. Berry
Fine Arts
Fred' McClain
Carl Mantz
Roger Birdsall
A. L.alexander
Herbert! “Marshal
Flos Arts Department
Conservation Program At McKinley PTA Meeting
Izaak Walton league members present fifteen minute talks on Ish and Stream birds conservation trees and flowers. W. W. White A. Wy. Ghatherlain and Burr Lichty spoke. Dorothy Wilbur Martha McCormick and George Coutts performed musical numbers. Mothers of kindergarten and first grade pupils hosted the event.
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Izaak Walton League
McKinley
Burr Lichty
W. W. White
A. Wy. Ghatherlain
Mr. Chamberlain
Dorothy Wilbur
Will.rand Yoyes Wilmer
Martha McCormick
Nightingale
George Coutts
All Love You
A. W. Altland
Josephine Lumty
Club Notes From Friday Bridge Meeting At Mrs DeBerg
The Lucky Thirteen Bridge club met at Mrs H J DeBerg s home Friday afternoon with favors won by Mrs Wayne Palmer, Mrs A Waiter Larson and Mrs B C Miller. Hostess Mrs Donald Lewis served a three course luncheon while Mira Mrs George Highley plans to host the next gathering.
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Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
H. J. DeBerg
Wayne Palmer
Larson
C. Miller
Donald Lewis
Mira
George Highley
Beauty Colors For Spring And Summer Fashion
The article outlines jewel colors for the season and advises three core color palettes: prunet yellows beiges oranges terra cotta for one group, and blues grays greens plus black for another. It notes combos like beige with terra cotta and jade greens, plus tips on coordinating wardrobe with limited colors. It also offers reader notes on beauty and minor health tips, including facial massages and a home remedy suggestion.
Huguelet Praised By Critics In Spring Festival Recital
Adalbert Huguelet, pianist, to appear with Prof. Edward Kurty, Waterloo violinist, at the second evening of the spring musical festival held at First Methodist church in April. Critics call him one of the day’s most remarkable pianists with fine tone and good touch. He will accompany the song recital opening night and perform solo numbers.
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Adalbert Huguelet
Edward Kurty
Waterloo
Cital
First Methodist Church
Iowans at Florida Resort Form Active State Society
Iowa society in St Petersburg Florida has been a strong tourist group this season with 94 members. H E Boehmler of Hampton served as president until family bereavement prompted his departure. S A Buckner of Iowa City presided at meetings with Miss Carlota Barker assisting. Waterloo represented by H M McMasters and son Lewis. The Times released a 172 page festival edition with many cuts and pictures.
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Iowa Society
St. Petersburg
Fla
the Times
H. E. Boehmler
Hampton
S. A. Buckner
Iowa City
Carlota Barker
Maimpton
Waterloo
H. M. McMasters
Lewis
Inlowal Society
Piano Recital by Pupils of Miss Popp at Home
Miss Maude Popp hosted two piano recitals this afternoon in her home. The 2:30 session featured grade pupils with readings by Mrs. Marie Witt and several students. The later program included junior and senior high students with a diverse lineup of performers and a series of musical pieces.
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Miss Maude Popp
Marie Witt
Evelyn Peerguson
Virginia Hedges
Maxine Potters
Margaret Young
Anna Lois Gechtelheimer
Helen Simmons
Charlotte
Donald Pederson
Marian Rizza
Donald Barr
Helen Louiss Bernbrock
Helen Brown
Virginia Shelton
Evalyn Warguson
Elizabeth Taylor
Edwii Pempleton
Helen Danomi
Iya McDonnell
Marguerite Nemmers
Verna Bandfield
Jeanette Troop
Josephine Murtagh
Kethreyn Lambkin
Arthur Bechtelheimer
Farah Shelton
Gertrude Zuck
Virgina Trapp
Shrine Ceremonial Draws Visitors From Surrounding Towns
More than 250 attended the annual spring ceremonial at Bethany String No. 9 in the Masonic temple Cedar Falls. A 12 member class was initiated after the banquet. Mrs. Jessica Wood sang solos as Employed Girls' Council plans citywide activities and a spring summer recreational program. Representatives will come from firms employing 10 or more girls and larger houses.
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Bethany String No. 9
Waverly
Shell Rock
Clarks Villa
Cedar Falls
Jessia Wood
Tha
Baugust
Serra
Black’s
Wilma Gates
Helen Pfeffer
Davis
Bernica Kase
Blanche White
Hawkeysé Oil
Anna Ledtke
Iona Datry
Inez Bing
Kresge
Grace McCullough
Cleo Ransom
Witchfield's
Dora Mitchell
MaLellan’s
Rona
Buren
Rath's
Liccilla McQuilkean
Smith-Lichty & Hillman
Marbeth Bellis
Walker Remedy
Maud
Langfaldt Candy Company
Model Launddry
Sitert’s Laundry
Repass Auto Company
Side Talks on Motherhood and the Trials of Growing Children
A reflective piece about Mary, a 40 year old mother of three, who once revelled in her children's love. Her two older children now criticise her choices, shifting from adoring companions to opinionated critics. The author notes the impending return of tenderness as the stage passes, likening it to a storm before a brighter future.
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Giem
Mary
Es Thorely
Face
Mooney
Lucy
Ture
Whittier Teachers Host Evening Program at School
Whittier school patrons attended a teachers led event with Miss Martha McCayick and staff arranging the program. Martha McCayick, Miriam Whitnay and others oversaw refreshments while Dr. B. L. Robb spoke on the patron school relationship. Students performed songs, dances, readings, and the “Serene Doll” presentation by first graders.
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Whittier School
Martha McCayick
Miriam Whitnay
8. L. Robb
Virginia Cole
Martie Hardin
Eugena Snndertein
Thea
Ruth Updegrat
F. A. Gibson
Charlies West
H. R. Agnew
W. C. Breckenridge
Frank Bayle
Laura Coburn
Church Groups Hold Meetings and Fund Drives
Local church groups gathered for social events and fundraising. First Evangelical plans a tornado relief donation and mission fund gifts. Walnut Street Baptist and First Congregational hosted picnics, music, and birthday offering contests. Guests included Rev J Richmond Morgan and Miss Marjorie Adams. Over 300 expected at the supper with 70 seats. Activities featured piano solos, readings, and community singing. Members of Grace Methodist and Catholic Girls Club held dinners and breakfasts with donations for church needs.
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First Congregational Charen
J. G McAlvin
Ralph Hoxie
Fred Mec Clain
J. Richmond Morgan
Marjorie Adams
Woman's Organization
Land of Baptist Church
Dorens Society
Walnut Street Baptist
BR. Dimmermany
Thelma Willie
Maving Potters
Dorothy Holmes
Roy
Williamson Jed
Sherwood Shop
Grace Methodist Church
Marjorie Anderson
Tivelock
Daily Cross Word Puzzle and Local Social Notes
A scanned crossword page includes a large puzzle header and a stream of social notices. Housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Peterson follows a list of attendees, gifts, and a luncheon close. Eva Spencer hosts a Girl Friends gathering honoring Dorothy Meyer with games and music while P. E. O. chapter activities outline future hostess and notes duties.
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Mayer
Eva Spencer
Dorothy Meyer
A B C Hardy Flourishes in Motor World Visit
Mr and Mrs A B C Hardy of Lansing Michigan once Waterloo residents now travel guest of Mrs J D Easton. They head to San Diego for a vacation after visiting here. Mr Hardy is president of Olds Motor Works Lansing a division of General Motors and a director in GM. He recounts a failed Waterlo business saw carriage line decline as cars rose.
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A. B. C. Hardy
Lanstng
Mich
Waterloo
J. D. Easton
San Diego
Hardy
Olds Motorworks
Lansing
General Motors Corporation
Wardys
Waterloo Ist
Waterlon
Waterleg Carriage Company
Wits
Busine
Sin
Oldsmobile
Paper rules tighten for entries at meetings
An announcement outlines pace mail and meeting procedures from 9 50 p m. It requires complete typed or legible handwriting for long lists of names, prohibits telephone repetition, and emphasizes identification by full names and nicknames or initials. It notes the paper is read by thousands, not just club members, and stresses paper style must be clear and accurate.
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Berompaniol
Junior Cross Word Puzzle How To Solve The Puzzle
Puzzle shows words starting in numbered squares running across or down with one letter per white square. Keys identify words by clues across and down such as spring symbol or fruit, grain storage, arithmetic total, reptile, civil war term, sewing tool. Yesterday's puzzle referenced.
Fire alarms report multiple residence blazes in city
The text notes several small fires at private homes including Ella Robinson at 410 Seventh Street East, C Good at 214 T Denyer Street, and N W Landau at 320 Franklin Street plus a roof fire at 12 Mullan Avenue West and Adam Prenzel residence. Firemen were called at various times today and yesterday. insurance and precautionary warnings appear in an advert.
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Ella Robinson
Seventh Street
Liv Voor
C. ¥. Good
Denyer Street
Franklin Street
Yeaterday
N. W. Landau
Mullan Avenue
Pal
Adam Prenzel
Waterloo firm marks 25th anniversary with giant eight layer cake
Paul Davig Dry Goods Co celebrates twenty five years in Waterloo with a 560 pound eight layer birthday cake in the Fourth and Commercial window. The display features 23 candies plus two atop the bower, weighing about 500 pounds net. The cake, made by Altstadt Langlas, lists ingredients including 64 pounds cane sugar and 76 pounds flour. Cutting to begin at 8:30 a.m. Thursday in the window for the public.
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Paul Davig Dry Goods Company
Watterloo
Waerica
Altstadt & Langlas Baking Company
GC. . Schmolt
Birthday Cake Tradition Observed By Davis Company
Davis company marks fifth consecutive birthday with cake in a small town ceremony. Scottish Rite meeting at Waterloo club plans program at Black's Tearoom Monday evening inviting all thirty-second degree Magons in the city. attendees urged to notify E. R. Wright. Cedar Falls reports high interest as church affiliation pledges rise during personal visitation by First M. B. church. campaign to continue.
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Waterloo
Scottish Hire Club
Black’s Tearoom
E. R. Wright
Cedar Falls
First M. B. Church
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier fashion department
Read the pattern list in the Fashion Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow seams. Orders filled as soon as possible but may take ten days after sending.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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