Waterloo Woman's Club elects officers at annual meeting
The T and 8 Society in the T and 8 Society in Mrs A J Busby was re elected chairman of the Club department. Other officers for 1929 30 include Vice chairman Mrs Frank Fish secretary Mrs W Paul Ewing. Prof Carl H Erbe urged civic knowledge and reform at a Civic department talk. He advocated a one house legislature, increased salaries, and a legislative council. Mrs W W Warsaw spoke on The World Goes A Marketing a history of spices and the romance of foods and clothing with emphasis on women buyers. An Easter program followed with Dr W P McCormick and students performing vocal selections and numbers by Craig Ellyson and others. Luncheon preceded by organized committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Busby
Waterloo Woman's Club
Frank ©. Fish
W. Paul Ewing
Carl H. Erbe
Civic Department
Erbe
Iowa State ‘Teachers College
Iowa
United’ States
Pais
Warsaw
United States
Home and Education Department
W. P. McCormick
Westminster — Presbyterian Church
Don Marquis
Ward Stephens
Neidlinger
Eyenine
Diack
Craig Ellyson
University of Iowa
G. W. Ellyson
Ronald
Dvarak
McGil
Wond
Margaret Jean Howell
F. A. Klessling
Sunshine
Rebek
Lodge
Waterloo
O. FL Hall
Noble Grand
Frieda Moore
Kathryn Walker
Nelle Packerd
Jennie Price
Marie Tunis
Gedar Falls Lodge
Bert. R. Bennett
Green Lantern Tea Rooms
Club Notes Highlight Local Bridge Gatherings
Mrs. R. W. Heald hosted Wo din bridge at 1712 lows street with Mrs. Ralph Steninger winning high score and plans for next meeting. Multiple clubs met across town with prizes, guests, and planned April dates including Do-A-Best and Joyle clubs. Anniversary party, officer installations, and a luncheon with bridge games were noted among community social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Heald
Wodin Bridge Club
Lows Street
Ralph
Autumn Leaf Club
G. A. Burk
Bert Whitney
Emert Follett
Elmer Hewitt
Robert Lazenby
Ralph Burk
Charles Turner
Arthur Hickman
Englewood Avenue
A. H. Adams
Maud Crawford
Joe Koerner
Ernest
Wason
C. ©. Bowley
Church Wedding Set For Easter Morning in Vinton
The marriage of Miss Alice Portzline Van Horne to Clare Donels Vinton will be solemnized Easter morning at 6:30 in Evangelical church with Rev Crippen officiating. Attendants include Miss Portzline’s sister Miss Mary Portzline of Chicago and Miss Leann Donels of Vinton. best man is Ralph Borde- wick. A wedding breakfast will follow aboard the tearoom in Vinton. Portzline is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs F A Portzline of Van Horne. Donels is the son of Mrs Charles Donels of Vinton and manager of the local farmers elevator. The couple will reside in Vinelli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Mareh
Alice Cary
Portzline
van -Horne
Clare
Doneis
Evangelical
Van
Mary ‘Portzgline
Chicago
le’ An -Donels
Ida
Korte
van Horne
Ralph Bordewick
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Donels
Charles Donels
Farmers’ Elevator
Salinle
Vinelli
Society Calendar Highlights Tonight and Saturday Events
Tonight the Business and Professional Women's Club hosts a board meeting with Mrs A E Johnson. Saturday features Junior high school girl reserves book party by the W O A Junior auxiliary, plus a natural music club gathering. Daughters of Civil War Veterans meet and a White Shrine spring ceremonial occurs at Cedar Falls Masonic temple. Evening events include Just Bright club hosted by Mr and Mrs L Mayes and a Waterloo Life Underwriters banquet at Black's Tearoom College City. Hotel President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Johnson
Natural Music
L. Mayes
Waterloo Life
Black's Tearoom
College Cith
Silver Teal Musical Program and Readings Delight Community
A large crowd attended a Thursday afternoon silver tea by the Silver Cross circle of the King’s Daughters with vocal numbers by Mrs. A. C. Kessler and piano by Mrs. C. J. Ness. Miss Maxine Kessler performed vieii obbligata. Mrs. W. S. Halvorson sang three numbers. A Japanese operetta A Box of Dolls was presented by kindergarten pupils of Miss Alice Forbes Whittier School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cross Circle
A. C. Kessler
C. J. Ness
Maxine Kessler
W. S. Halvorson
Kinder-Garten
Alice Forbes
Whittier School
Viola Pierce
Louis Hecklinger
Rose Mowbray
C. H. Abbs
Hints in Beauty Care and Diet Notes
The article discusses appetite waxing in late winter and Vitamin deficiency as a cause. It advises more fruits, green vegetables, and salads, citing spinach, lettuce, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, and tomatoes as valuable for vitamins. It also warns against harsh hair bleaches and suggests gentler care tips and lifestyle reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent
Local notices and travels around Waterloo and vicinity
City items cite optical service by Glal Building and architect M B Cleveland in Osage on business. Miss Agnes Meany James Wood and Paul McGarvey will drive to Chicago for the weekend. J Lt Knapp of Chicago visiting Waterloo. Miss Jane Bickenbach leaves for Rockford Easter with grandparents. Miss Margaret Howell visiting Grinnell home. Dorothy Haffa home from Des Moines for spring break. Kenneth Larrabee at Riley Northwestern Bible Institute home for Easter. Lloyd Guernsey near Dysart ill from influenza in hospital. condition fair. Charley Bannister of Dysart hospital for stomach trouble. possible operation, condition fair. Rev Don A Gary arrives for Easter vacation. to assist at Christ Episcopal church. Mr and Mrs Robert Apiel return from California by auto. bad roads El Paso to Dallas improved beyond St Louis. Apiel may reopen local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Cleveland
Osage
Agnes Meany
James Wood
Paul McGarvey
Chicago
J. Lt. Knapp
St. L
Tabway
Waterloo
Jane Bickenbach
Frank Instreet
Rockford
John Floberg
Margaret Jean Howell
Grinnell College
W. RB. Howell
Irving Street
Dorothy Haffa
Des Moines
H. D. Haffa
Lafayette Street
Kenneth Larrabee
C. G. Larrabee
Longfelow Avenue
Riley Northwestern Bible Institute
Minneapolis
Minn
Lioyd Guernsey
Dysart
Neshotah
Wis
Iin
A. Aa Qly
Freankin
Christ Episcopal Church
Robert I. Apiel
California
Apiel
el Paso
Dallas
Texas
St. Louis
Apfel
Gaturcay
Mare
Mb Hurst
Tndverlisenenth
National Shrine Leader to Visit Cedar Falls Chapter
Mrs. Ethel Price Evansville worthy high priestess of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will visit the Cedar Falls chapter arriving from Newton Ta. She will be guest of local officers and later induct 14 new members at a Masonic Hall session. Monday April 1 brings city council meetings a board of health board of review school board and township trustees meeting to review books. Dr Bruce Giffen addressed Cedar Falls Lions on suffering theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ethel Price
Evansville
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Newton
Masonic Hall
Conneil
Board of Health
Board of Review
Harry M. Merrill
Cedar Falls Township
Albert Rasmussen
Rasmussen
Cedar Heights Presbyterian Badies' Aid elects officers
At a Cedar Heights community Presbyterian Ladies' Aid meeting led by Mrs. J. G. Brinkerhoff officers were elected: President Mrs. W. F. Parrott First vice president Mrs. A. T. Morehouse Second vice president Mrs. G. I. Munger Secretary Mrs. I. C. James Treasurer Miss Alice Morgan Thirty members attended with luncheon served at noon Hostesses included Mrs. Parrott Florence Lowe Frank Littrell John Meyers and Amos Burhans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Parrott
Florence Lowe
Frank Littrell
John Meyers
Amos Burhans
Parent Teacher Association Council Meeting Notice
The city council of Parent-Teacher Associations will hold a regular session Saturday afternoon at the YW CAL. The meeting addresses local school activities and community issues, inviting members and the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Yw, Cal
Carmine Titlescope Accident Leaves Driver Lame
A car accident involving Carmine driver left the motorist lame and prompted emergency responders to the scene. Police investigated while medical staff treated injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmine
Chapman Field to Get Three New Runways
Three cinder runways each half mile long and 100 yards wide will be built at Chapman Field within days. Midwest Airways president John Livingston authorized the project before leaving for Aurora. Runways planned diagonally and straight to allow landing and takeoff in summer weather. In London, Helen B. Taylor died at 94, a pioneer suffragist who canvassed for John Stuart Mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman Field
John Livingston
Midwest Airways, Inc
Aurora
Waterloo
London
Helen B. Taylor
John Stuart’ Mill
Westminster
Lemon Tapioca Sponge Recipe Steps
A recipe fragment describes cooking tapioca with sugar and water in a double boiler until clear, then adding lemon juice and cooking three minutes before cooling. It lists ingredients including half cup tapioca one cup sugar two cups water juice of two lemons and two egg whites.
Adorable For Little Miss Pattern Ad
Advertisement for a children’s dress pattern, Design 677, offering a cotton bloomer dress with front pleats, pearl buttons, and white collar. Sold in sizes 3, 6, 8, with yardage details and simple instructions. Pattern and fashion book orders to Genrer Pattern Dept in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 17Th ‘St
New York City
Strawberries on Toast and Baked Shad Instructions
A compact cooking note describes stiffly whipped egg whites with Beal style custard sauce and a strawberry on toast method. It includes heating bread lightly, moistening with hot water, dusting with powdered sugar, then topping with crushed strawberries. The second dish covers shad baked with butter in a hot oven 30 to 40 minutes, served with crisp bacon and lemon on a heated platter.
Waterloo WHO Musical Program Promoted by Kiwanis
Broadcast set for Waterloo from Des Moines sponsors by Kiwanis beginning at 6 10 with a mixed quartet led by Harold F Miller and Dr Burton M Gotshall Rev W P McCormick G L Tarbell, accompanied by Mrs Dotha McCormick. Featured songs include The Rose Maiden What Fromy Vengeance When Little Ones Say Goodnight and The Last Rose of Summer with soprano obbligato.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des “Moines
Waterloo “ Kiwanis
Harold F.’ Miller
Burton
M. Gotshall
G. L
Tarbell
Dotha ‘McCormick
Rose’ Maiden
Martha’ McCormick
M. ‘Donnan
Harold .F. Mil
Mr. McCormick
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T & 8 Society
P.M. Barron
Join Makinster
Orville Hamilton
Joyle Club
Lyman Miller
Chicago Street
Glen Babcock
Alexander Mutch
Dan O'Neil
Babcock
Roy Schrog
H.C. Lindstrom
R. QO. Mikel
L. ©. Grover
J. J. Roberts
Lena Anderson
Hillcrest Apartments
George Williams
Perry. Hoffey
Ted Olson
Williams
W. E. Silvers
Mullan Avenue West
A. B. Smith
G. J. Nauman
Thomas Landgrat
Leslie Wilharm
Mildred Crawford
Guy Haney
H, RR
O'Dell
O. G. R .Thompson
W.H. Acker
Charles Chickering
E. P. Cowles
R. S. Hickelberg
A. C. Fox
R. A. Francis
J. J. Coonrod
Indiana Street
Myers
G. G. Coonrod
Jessip
Coonrad
J. ©. Coonrad
J. R. Kays
Blue Triangle League
Blue Triangle “League
Della Hitch
Constitution Committee
Business and Professional Women's Club Board
Maple Street
Silver Teal
M. J. Flicker
Black's
Williston, Avenue
Forbes
Priep
West End
4Th ‘St
Glal Bldg
Buchanan
White
Bruce Giffen
First Presbyterian Church
Robert Lindacy
Washington Street
Sartori Hospital
J. C. Burr
Bernice Dee
Louis Knittle
Glaude Sippel
Dre
Church News
P.T. A
Oweas
Pa Sees Org
Little Miss
Evening Courier
Zanzibar
Bex
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Pqtery
P. J. Martin
Harlette Moon
Western Age
Submarine Sweet Shop
Waterloo Who
Imperial Valley
Florida
Kellogg’s
Sagsheys
Eureka Run
del Monte
Libby's
Santa Clara
Libby
Chase & Sanborn
Delicatessen
Paas
Pan
Rath
Black Hawk
Lauerman
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