Surprise party honors Cornwells at new home
Mr and Mrs A J Cornwell celebrated at their new residence with trustees of First Baptist and Woman's Society leaders. Guests from F R Asquith home joined, then returned to the Cornwell house for a three course chicken dinner and games. A chiming clock was presented by Co A Lasser. Various club and church events follow tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cornwell
First Baptist Church
Woman's Society
Cornwell
Trasten
F. R. Asquith
Cormowell
Co. A. Lasser
Corwell
Blue Triangle League
Y. W
Woman's Cub
M. E
Home and Education Department
Woman's Club
Womean's Club
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. of C. Hall
New Century Club
George Rath
W.c. T. A County
Black Hawk Hotel
Cedar Falls
Russell Lamson
Tine
GC. Hall
Con College Men'’s
Presbyterian Church
Waterloo I
F. Hall
Caledonian Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Mrs. David Siegel Elected Hadassah Regional Vice President
Mrs. David Siegel of Waterloo was elected regional vice president at the Hadassah mid western conference in Milwaukee. She chairs the resolutions committee and attended with Miss Bess Unger and Miss Ruch Sherman. The Waterloo delegation joined 300 Hadassah delegates on a special train for the Milwaukee event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Siegel
Waterloo
Hadassah Society
Milwaukee
Wis
Siegel
Bess Unger
Ruch Sherman
Thea
Chicago
New Schroeder
George Aronberg
Bertha Read
Paul Diamondstein
Hampond
Ind
Harry Levinson
Harry Berkman
Pearl Franklin
Benjamin Davis
Samuel Brody
Seattle
Hadassah
Read
Waterloo East ern Star Plans April Program
Waterloo Chapter of the Eastern Star announces a program after its regular meeting on April 11. Mrs F J Clark directs the program with meals served by a dining committee including Mines Peter Daley L A Ranney David Crown A A Dunham Lena Klaus. Initiation yesterday featured a solo by Mrs Warren Gilbert. Over 150 members and friends attended the event at the Matt Parrott building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
F. J. Clark
Matt Parrott
Warren Gilbert
Mines
Peter Daley
L. A. Ranney
David Crown
A. A. Dunham
Lena Klaus
Louise Miller
Marie Millie
Anita Fentian
Loma Griffin
Ada Watterson
Irene McCormick
Mae Robinson
Jane Robinson
Sam Huntington
The
Chanter
Auto Versus Jazz Debate at St Pauls Church Tomorrow
A debate at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church will tackle the resolution that an automobile is more demoraizing than jazz. Cornelius Daamen will perform accordion selections before supper served by the Woman's Home Missionary Society. The event followed a planning meeting at Mrs. Henry Brandes home with 26 members 15 Queen Esther society girls and several visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Cornelius Daamen
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Henry Brandes
Queen Esther Society
Garl Kinsel
E. E. Watson
Cerl Updegraf
Herbert Ruby
Mrs Gartner Honored Guest at Linen Shower by Mrs Green
Mrs Carl Gartner formerly Miss Marguerite Gay was honored at a linen shower by Mrs Louise Green. Favors were given to Mrs Gartner and Miss Bernice Potter. Guests included Miss Marion Johnson Kathrine Connely Genevieve Baum Vincy Cone Carol Burr and Bernice Potter. The hostesses sisters served refreshments with Easter themed appointments. An upcoming wedding for Miss Christina Blaebell and Irvin Nemmers in Clay Township was announced after Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gartner
Mar-guerite Gay
Louise Green
Bance
Gartner
Bernice Potter
George Green
Merton Friedley
Miss Green
Marion Johnson
Katherine Connely
Genevieve Baum
Vincy Cone
Carol Burr
Club Notes Local social groups schedule meetings
The 500 club will meet Saturday with Mrs. Robert Election of officers by the Catholic Girls club of St Joseph's church at 8:30 p.m. in the O L V A hall. The Wednesday luncheon club met yesterday at Mrs. T R Gibson's home for a 1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Catherine Peterson of Dike as a special guest. The afternoon was spent sewing. Mrs. R D Krause will be hostess next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Girls’ Club
Joseph’s Church
O. L. V. A. Hall
Mra .T. R. Gibson
Catherine Peterson
Dike
R. D. Krause
Mrs Kirby Named Chief Ranger of W C O F Court
Mrs Maurice Kirby was elected chief ranger of Sacred Heart court 239 Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters at last evening's meeting in the officers hall She succeeds Mrs J D Brennan Other officers chosen include Miss Genevieve Gowans vice chief ranger Miss Helen Kurth recording secretary Mrs Wilson Quackenbush financial secretary and Miss Kathryn Shea treasurer Appointive officers are Miss Rose Gasche senior conductor Miss Susie Dietsch junior conductor Mrs Bernard Condon outer sentinel and Mrs George Guagy inner sentinel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Kirby
Sacred Heart Court
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
J. d. Brennan
Genevieve Gowans
Helen Kurth
Wilson Quackenbush
Kathryn Shea
Rose Gasche
Susie Dietsch
Bernard Condon
Outer Sentinel
George Guagy
Inner Sentinel
Sermon at Trinity Lutheran on Gorist and His Captors
Rev. F Herbert Moehlmann will preach a Lenten sermon on Gorist and His Captors at 7 90 PM today in Trinity American Lutheran church. Guild plans for a chicken supper on April 1 were discussed with committee members Mmes Herbert Britzman L M Camp and B Freeman. Mrs A E Bodeker hosted St Pauls aid society division one at a Galoway club luncheon with guests Mrs Verla Merrel Montana and Mrs Lulu Messinger Alameda California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorist
F. Herbert Moehlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Guild of
Mmes. Herbert Britzman
L. M. Camp
B. Freeman
A. E. Bodeker
St. Paul's Aid Society
Galloway Club
Verla Merrel
Montana
Lulu Messinger
Alameda
Cal
Beauty Care Tips for Pores and Oily Skin Remedies
An article by Edna Kent Forbes advises on cleansing methods for oily skin and large pores. It describes a home facial wash, powder packs with sulfur and castile soap, and a cloth pouch application. Tips include cleansing, rinsing, and using tonics or a hair and scalp care routine for oily skin conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Castile
Girl Reserves Plan Four Day Vacation Activities
Girl Reserve groups from Waterloo schools will enjoy a four day break with events led by West and East High Friendship clubs. Activities include an indoor track meet at the Y gym, a swim planned afterward, and hikes and a mock carnival hosted by the West High group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo High School
Stubborn prisoner to return for fines and sentence
Grant Loving, labeled negro, under sentence of 300 dollars plus costs for liquor nuisance, will return to Waterlon Saturday to pay his fine or serve his sentence. City detective Crumling, returning from Freeport MI, had tried to extradite without papers. Loving resists but will come alone after release. insists he won't desert friends who posted 500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Loving
Costa
Waterlon
Ugh Crumling
Freeport
Loving
Crumline
Crumrinn
Kin of Grundy Center Residents In S. D. Pass Cited
March 29 special note. Mrs J Eberlein Brookings S D reports relatives here informed brother G Krenz has gone there. A sister Mrs Herman Lemke Waterloo seriously ill at sister Mrs George Beinfang home. Sioux City March 20 Police Officer E C Gibson principal witness discharged from local force for misconduct and failure to perform duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grundy Center
J. Eberlein
Brooknga
S. D
G. Krenz
Herman Lemke
Waterloo
George Beinfang
Tor
Sioux City
E. C. Gibson
Princpal
Tor ‘Tapgart
City in Brief and Staff Updates
Mr and Mrs A J Edelson returned this morning from a buying trip. Mrs W B Coward will return to Chicago tonight after a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs F M Scane. Inspector Cecil Gormay of the Western Weighing Co has been promoted to a home office post in Omaha. Sheriff Wagner, who had appendicitis at Allen Memorial Hospital, passed a comfortable night and was much improved today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller B. Caward
Chicago
F. M. Scane
Coward
Cecil ‘Tl Gormay
Randolph Iiroel
Western Weighing Company
Omaha
Wagner
Allen Memorial Hospital
State Needs Juvenile Homes, Not Prison Cells
Dr A E Kepford superintendent of the Juvenile home at Toledo Iowa told Kiwanis in Cedar Rapids that Iowa should favor juvenile homes over expanding prisons He argued the state has adequate delinquent institutions but should train neglected children in properly equipped homes rather than building costly cell houses filled with degenerate men deprived of self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
U.p
Iowa
A. E. Kepford
Toledo
Kiwanis Club
Kepford
Commander Reed Heads North From Florida Memoir
Harry M. Reed an attorney and commander of Becker-Chapman post No. 138 American Legion in Jett Clar water Florida travels by motor north after two weeks vacation. He plans a coastal run to New York and will return to Waterloo around April 15. In a letter to E. J. Brucher the adjutant Reed recalls action at St Petersburg during a game between the Boston Braves and Philadelphia Athletics and notes his relaxed mood as snow falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Reed
Becker-Chanman Post
American Legion
Jett Clarwater
Fla
New York
Waterloo
E. J. Brucher
Becker-Chapman Post
Reed
Iris Speaker
Rogers Hornsby
St. Petersburg
Boston Braves
Philadelphia Athletics
Perr
Poster Contest Honors Awarded to Thirty Pupils
Thirty east grade pupils were awarded honors in the poster contest judged yesterday by Miss Olive Thessen west drawing supervisor. Contests divided into fifth sixth and seventh grades with 10 winners in each class Posters judged on originality balance color spacing lettering harmony decoration and illustration use. Winners posted on display in the East High corridors during the Northeast Iowa Teachers convention in East High. Fifth Grade winners include Milo Borich Abte Royce Gertrude Canfield Jess Halleck Grace Kahter Nathan Rathbone Imogene Sherri Genevieve Sullivan Evelyn Hermance Yma Potter. Sixth Grade winners include Ore Lee Allen Grace Montjoy Roland Brown Bylvester Houghton Glen Davis Relay Williams Ines Ladd Malinda Lambert Sherman Mapes Charles Noble. Seventh Grade winners include Kathleen Adams Marius Atkins Mobert Penn Floris Bailey John Nettleton Kathryn Baker Virginia Fee Robert Halta Ernest Hopke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Thessen
West
Iowa
East High
Milo Borich
Abte Royce
Washington
Gertrude Canfield
McKinley
Jess Halleck
Grace Kahter
Nathan Rathbone
Imogene Sherri
Genevieve Sullivan
Lincoln
Evelyn Hermance
Lafayette
Yma Potter
Roosevelt
Ore Lee Allen
Grace Montjoy
Grant
Roland Brown
Bylvester Houghton
Glen Davis
Relay Williams
Hawthorne
Ines Ladd
Malinda Lambert
Usitett
Sherman Mapes
Charles Noble
John Fiske
Kathleen Adams
Marius Atkins
Mobert Penn
Alestt
Floris Bailey
John Nettleton
Kathryn Baker
Virginia Fee
Robert Halta
Fim Peters
Ernest Hopke
High declaimer to compete April six in Reinbeck
Miss Dartha Bennett, noted as a fast high declamatory speaker, will enter the humorous division of the district contest at Reinbeck Friday evening. She has won firsts in group subdistrict and pre district meets with her reading In the Dark of the Honeymoon. The district event is the last preliminary to the slate meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartha Bennett
Reinbeck
Bennett
Vacation Arrives for 8000 Pupils in Waters
Spring vacation arrived for over 8,000 pupils as city public schools closed at noon. West district schools reopen Monday and east district Wednesday morning. Teachers will attend sessions of the Northeast division convention of the Iowa State Teachers' Association here today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West District
East District
Iowa State Teachers‘ Association
Paris Critics Blast Modern Builders Fashion
Paris observers denounce new urban palaces as excessive and clash with centuries of old town charm. Eugene Marsan, famed critic, praises curb on electric signs and remodeling while urging a committee of taste to curb future constructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eugene Marsan
Ad Figaro
Marsan
G D Things Rages and Veat Pie in Vintage Menu
A dated recipe fragment outlines scalloped tomatoes with arcaderumbs and onions baked with cheese, baked pears with sugar and butter, and a veal and egg pie. The directions specify mixing, layering, and baking steps plus serving notes for each dish.
Pastor McCormick’s 54 Years at Salinas United Presbyterian
In Salinas California March 290 the Rev George McCormick D D marked 54 years as the sole pastor of the United Presbyterian church begun in 1873. He arrived in August to serve a congregation largely from Delaware County New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceuroch
Salinas
Cal
Your Hands Speak By Edna Wallace Hopper Ad
Edna Wallace Hopper promotes Youth Lotion as a skin softener that soothes hands after frequent tasks. The ad claims the lotion leaves skin satiny and white, can be worn under gloves, and is sold for 60 cents at toilet counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Kent
Brain Test Answer Choices
The prompt lists four options A to D. A claims durability, B advises scrambling back on a raft, C suggests a spare tire, and D states it is 45 lighter than air. The text reads like a multiple choice answer key.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. David
Eastern Star Plans Program
St. Paul’s Church
Mrs. Gartner
Shower of Linens
Christina Blaebell
Irvin Nemmers
Barclay Township
500 Club
Mra. Robert
Kirby
W.C.O.F. Court
Betty Rice
Betty
A. B. Rice
Mrs. Rice
Arsenne Allen
Thelma Hickman
Pauline Abrams
Dorothy
Mary Elizabeth Rollins
Arlene ‘Allen
Doris Jolls
Maxine ‘McDaniels
W. R. C—Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
A. J. Rodenhaver
William Larson
Addie McCormick
Church News
Pruests
First Presbyterian Church
H. Co. Nieman
UW. Clarke Cozad
K. M. Knudson
Chtlch
R. K. Ingersol
Eliza Odell
Deborah Society
First Methodist Church
Mary Johnson
Beznin
O. L. N—Myrs
Betty C
Irene Arhs
Dorothy Wagus
Ruth Stoner
Bessie
Eva Crosby
Cleo Ams
Leona Sach
Georgia Beal
8. C. Lasche
St. Mary's
Bridge
Leona, Pott
Helen Gould
John Boeller
IIL
S. PD
A. J. Edelson
Afases Et, Te
Jeanne Lanvin
Florida
Law
Hornsby
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Ares
City and Slate
Teen Pase
Ete
E. High
Otal
Detson
Children’s Department
Little Miss
Sumner
L’aiglon
Attie
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