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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1929

Page

5

April club plans highlight early spring festivity wave

The article catalogs April events across Waterloo women's clubs and social groups. Card parties luncheons and dinners feature amid officer elections and department meetings with dates set for April 8 12 19 and 26. Highlights include the Waterloo Woman's club card party at Hotel Russell Lamson and an event by the four local chapters entertaining state president Mrs Ida Mansfield.

Russell- Lamson Finance Department of Waterloo Woman's Club L. &. Eickelberg W. E. Johnson Jessie Cooley J. D. Bruner Harry Shaw Ira Rodamar Chil Home and Education H. L. Wheelock

Opera Star Van Gordon To Sing In Town State Theatre Concert

Opera contralto Cyreng Van Gordon of the Chicago Civic Opera company will perform at Town State Tenathers College on Thursday evening April 11. A seasoned concert artist since her 1913 debut, she will present a program including pieces by Saint Saens Gounod Wagner and Liszt among others with a varied solo lineup.

Cyreng van Gordon Chicago Civic Opera Company Town State Tenathers College Miss van Gordon Chicago Lena Bovenmeyer Samuel Bovemeyer Tolédo Petty Cruise City New Jersey Mutual Insurance Company Iowa State College Ames

Glub Meetings Schedule For Next Week

A dense list of social events across Waterloo Cedar Falls detailing meetings and banquets. Groups include Masonic orders Hadassah society and Women’s clubs with venues such as Black’s Tearoom Hotel President Masonic Temple and various halls.

Cr yYonight Cedar Falls Masonic Waterloo Life Underwriters Black’s Tearoom College Club Hai O O. F Black Hawk All

Shower Honors Bride Ada Adams Dye by B P W Club

The Business and Professional Women's board hosted a shower Friday evening for Mrs. E D Dye formerly Ada Adams at 208 Maple Street entertained by Mrs. A E Johnson. Eighteen guests attended with a kerchief shower for Dye. Easter decorations and a two course lunch were enjoyed.

E- D. Dye Ada Adams Board of Business and Professional Women's Club A. E. Johnson Maple Street

Golden Wedding Celebration in Waverly Couples Honor

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thiemann marked their golden wedding with a March 30 gathering of about 22 families at their Waverly home. Rev. Lows Walker from St. John's church spoke briefly as gifts poured in to the couple.

Caurier Waverly Fred Thiemann Lows Walker St. John's Church O'Thiemann Chrystal Jennings Henry Jennings Volga City Harold Beauchat Oelwein Gospel’ Baptist Parsonage EB. F. Austin Philadelphia U. S D. D. Schug Cedar Rapids Henry S. Shales Sumner St. Paul Minn

Hints in Beauty Care Advice on Brows Lashes and Powders

Beauty guidance covers shaping eyebrows with massage and oils, darkening with henna or a reddish dye, applying tonics with a brush, and using safe timing. Tips also discuss facial powders, skin care with cocoa butter, and skin tone matching for a natural look.

D. W Margaret B Miss Betty Fuller's

Easter Day Weddings Prominently Planned

Marriage notices center on Easter with Miss Bernice Follansbee and Dr. Floyd Gray to wed at St Pauls Church in Minneapolis officiated by Rev Eckel. Attendants include Miss Beatrice Follansheer and Warren B. King. A reception follows at W R Follanshee home in Minneapolis.

Bernice Follansbee Charles City Floyd Gray Oklahoma City Okla St. Paul's Church Hil St. Paul Minn BE. H. Eckel, Jr Beatrice Follansheer Warren

Waterloo conventions seek to draw interest in April

Waterloo organizations plan a busy April with numerous conventions. The Religious Education association meets in Des Moines April 32 to 5, with Waterloo Women’s Club delegates invited. National conventions include Women in New Orleans April 9 to 12 and Daughters of the American Revolution in Washington DC April 15 to 17. Mary Melrose and Waterloo chapters send delegates, while Cedar Falls covers reps. Other events include Children of the American Revolution national meeting, a North Central music supervisors conference in Milwaukee April 13, and joint meetings of Music Teachers of Iowa and National Association of Organists in Cedar Rapids April 17 to 19. The Waterloo district Methodist Episcopal convention and Women’s Foreign Missionary societies meet April 25 in Janesville, with speakers Ethel Ruggles and Flora Dudley. Iowa Federation of Music Clubs meets in Des Moines May 1 to 3.

Waterloo Religious Education Association Des Moines Waterloo Women's Club American Association of University Women New Orleans Cedar Falls Continental Congress Daughters of the American Revolution Washington, D c Waterloo and Mary Melrose National Society National Meeting of Children of the American Revolution North Central Conference of Music Supervisors Milwaukee Wis Towa State Teachers. College Cecilian Girls' Glee Club Society of Music Teachers of Iowa Towa National Association of Organist Cedar Rapids Methodist Episcopal Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies Janesville Ethel Ruggles India Flora S. Dudley Iowa Federation of Music Clubs

Succession of Easter Dances To Be Next Week

Holiday spirit continues after Lent with four dances planned next week. Phi Sigma Chi hosts Easter dance Monday at the Elks club with special features. Waterloo Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosts an Exister dance Tuesday at Masonic temple for Masons and friends. United Commercial Travelers hold a benefit dance Thursday at the armory with Paul Christensen’s Hotel Fort Des Moines orchestra. A dinner dance is set for Wednesday at Hotel President in the Gold room.

Hootel Hussell-Lamson Phi Sigma Chi Elks Club Knights of Columbus K. GC. Hall Waterloo Hotel Russell-Lamson Mothers’ Auxiliary Boy Scouts Noble Grand Association Temple Rebekah East Fork Presbyterian Church I. E. Sanford Grace M. E Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society Woman's Working Association First Presbyterian Church Women's Missionary Society Graves Memorial United Brethren Church Joucky Thirteen Bridge Club Thomas Landgraf James Young Jolly Times Club Ervin Thomas Golden Link Club John Gentzler Izaak Walton lesque—Boat Club Calvary Evangelical A. R. Troutman Woman's Society Walnut Street Baptist Church W. H. Bickley Backer Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity United Commercial Travelers Armory Paul Christensen Fort Des Moines

Gideons Banquet Set For April 6 In Waterloo

Gideons from Waterloo and Cedar Falls will gather at Hotel President on Saturday evening April 6 for dinner and a program. The entertainment will feature Miss Alice Bellinger reading Madame XX with other numbers planned by committee members Howard Holmes C H Gragy and F Willis Jenks. Don Jenks held a birthday dinner at 505 Hammond Avenue with guests Tom Moore John Gias George Busby and Robert Tarpy and a theatre party followed.

Natural Music Club Lucille’ Cutler Cutler Street C. W. Eby Martha McCormick W. P. McCormick Jehlum “River Gideons Waterloo Cedar Falls Hotel President Madame XX Alice Bellinger Howard Holmes C. H. Gragy F. Willis Jenks Don Jenks University of Iowa Hammond Avenue Tom Moore John Gias George Busby Robert Tarpy

Club Notes F O G P Meetings and Host Profiles

Club notes list Thursday gatherings at Mrs. M D Brown 219 Glenwood Ave and Mrs Dale Williamson 1222 Williston Ave. Happy Hour host Mrs William Bates with 1 pm luncheon at Blacks Tearoom. Social Band luncheon hosted by Mrs Ray Barclay 1134 Berth Ave. Child Study Club met Friday at Mrs Paul Wilson 226 Sunnyside Ave. Next meeting April 25 at Mrs W T Gordon’s home.

William Bates Black's Tearoom Ray Barclay Berth Avenue Child Study Club Paul Wilson Sunnyside Avenue W. T. Gordon

Walnut Street church women to meet Wednesday afternoon

Walnut Street church women society will hold a meeting in the church parlors Wednesday at 2 o'clock. The Woman's Working association plans an all day session at the First Presbyterian church next Wednesday, with the old society in the morning and the Missionary department in the afternoon and luncheon at noon. Mrs E J Benittle hosts Tuesday evening at 237 Prospect avenue with assistants Mrs F C Liffring and Miss Helen Barnes.

Women’s Society Walnut Street Church Woman's Working Association First Presbyterian Church Old Society Missionary Department Lydia Society E. J. Benittle Prospect Avenue Helen Barnes

Brain Test Answer List From Puzzle Clues

The prompt presents a string of words and names including Asia, Denmark, Eve, Georgia, Japan, Rome, Peru, and Zebra among others. It reads like a brain teaser answer key or list of puzzle clues rather than a coherent news item or report.

Asia Ceylon Denmark Georgia Ireland Japan Peru Rome

Waterloo Boy Married Today in Denver Cole

Announcement of the marriage of Charles Wynn Warwick and Louise Sherman in Denver follows details of each party. Warwick, a West High and University of Arizona alumnus, served with the 19th Regiment of Railroad Engineers and has worked for Travelers Insurance in Denver. Louise Sherman, daughter of J H Sherman, is a Walcott School graduate who studied in the East. The couple will reside at Minerva apartments 967 Marion Street, Denver.

Charles Wynn Warwick Hillcrest Apartments Louise Sherman Seward Denver Cole Warwick Orl West High School University of Arizona Sigma . Nu Nineteenth Regiment of Railroad Engineers Travelers. Insurance. Company J. H. Sherman Walcott School For Girls Minerva Apartments Marion Street

Legislators Inspect Possible Spirit Lake State Park Site

Des Moines reports lawmakers from the Iowa legislature spent a weekend examining a proposed land tract two and a half miles west of Spirit Lake in Dickinson county for a potential state park. Subcommittees traveled to study access, with local residents urging purchase to assure public access. The plan includes water extending into Minnesota and chair Senator Charlies S. Rigby noted cost figures could not be provided due to nebulous form.

Des Moines Spirit Lake Dickinson County Iowa House Senate Iowa Minnesote Charlies S. Rigby Cedar County Senate Conservation Committee

Family AU Takes Treatment for Rabies

Five members of the M. W. Toliver family living south of Centerville are taking Pastew treatment for rabies after a bull and a horse on their farm died of the disease. The family had worked over the animals, unaware of the illness.

Centerville U.R M. W. Toliver Toliver

City in Brief Highlights Local Events and Visits

A collage of short items notes spring travel for James Billiott Jr a student at the University of Town and Miss Ruth M Badttell visiting family. Mrs Lore Alford and Miss Augusta Mechlinburg plan Easter visits while Harold Granger fights pneumonia from long illness. Fred J Kiss leads Grant High School music delegates in Cedar Rapids and Waterloo Beauty Operators plan Chicago trade shows. Charles D Sturgis returns from Chicago after attending the American Bakery Engineers meeting in Edgewater Beach.

James Billiott, Jr James Elliott Lafayette Street University of Town Lore Alford West Palm Beach Fla Jennie Ricker Walnut Court Apartments Augusta Mechlinburg Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Co Elader Ruth M. Badttell High School of Commerce Detroit Michigan H. D. Bachstell Second Street Harold Granger L. A. Granger Waterloo Township Fred J. Kiuss Waterloo West High Grant High School Cedar Rapids Grant High Kiss Waterloo Beauty Operators’ Association Chicago Hotel Sherman Marie Dalley Pearl Ambrose Clara Whorsfal Clarissa MecDermott Mynnie Bruner Olive Gailup Waterloo W. M. Casey Cedar Falls Charles D. Sturgis Mullan Avenue West American Bakery Engineers’ Association Edgewater Beach Mondray Sturgia Altstadt & Langlas Haking Co

Mayor Tibbitts Wins Budget Law Change in Des Moines

Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts declares victory as Iowa approves a state budget reform at the Jew's house in Des Moines by a 65 to 12 vote. The change ends petitions requiring hearings, trimming delays in paving projects that cost Water utility funds and damage. The second reform limits cash payment for small taxes up to 10 dollars, ending extended instalment plans. Both measures await Gov. Hammill's signature.

Glenn ‘A. ‘Tibbitts Waterloo Des Moines Iowa Tibbitts Eleventh Street Washington Street John Hammill

Lions Club Speakers And Events In Waterloo Area

Osage assistant district governor E H Matt will speak at the Lions Club meeting in Black's bedroom next Thursday noon. Lions bowling winners will be guests at Hotel President April 8 with captains Steven Brown John Koch and Frank Wyant. Kiwanis discuss Hoover inaugural in Washington at Hotel Russell. Conopus to hear Henry Grout on his trip to Mexico at Hotel President Tuesday noon. Rotary talk by Roger Leavitt on When Waterloo Was Young at Hotel Russell. Annual Rotary meeting April 22 for officer elections. primary election April 8 for district convention delegates in Cedar Rapids April 25 and 26.

LIONS E. H. Matt Osage Lions Club Black Ronald Reed Steven Brown John Koch Frank Wyant Leon Campbell Oliver Stevenson T. G. Thompson Kiwanis George £. Liehty Washington Kiwanis Club Russell Lanson Margaret Morris Virginian Burton Charlotte Burton Conopus Henry Grout Conopus Club Grout Mexico Rotary Roger Leavitt Cedar Falls Black Hawk County Waterloo Rotary Club Russell Lamson Cedar Rapids

Men Assaulted by Car Quartet Near Police Station

Four strangers jumped from a Ford touring car and assaulted Jack Robertson and Guy Henney on Lafayette Street near the police station at 1 50 a m They suffered slight bruises and did not know the attackers The incident was reported to Sgt William Urle and city detectives searched the district for the car but found nothing

Jack Robertson Berth Street Guy Henney Fourth Street Lafayette Street Robertson William Urle Henney Ford Howard Workenthur Vaughan Street Ford Coime Uric Ralph, Davis Bert Douglass

Many Marriages Linked Across Iowa in March

The column lists numerous marriages across towns from Waterloo to Nashua. Couples include Thruout Northwestern Iowa Miss Marjorie Kutaner Ventura and Lyle Hill Clear Lake, plus Bennetta Olesen and Hiram Vanderlip Morgan Center. Several ceremonies occurred March 14 to 31 with couples set to reside on farms or in towns nearby.

Marjorie Kutaner Ventura Lyle Hill Clear Lake First Brethrren Church Waterloo Edwin Boardman Towa State Teachers College Cedar. Falls Bennetta’ Olesén Hiram 1 Vanderlip Morgan Clinton Vanderlip Dows

The Child's First School Is the Family

In a weekly Evening Courier piece, Mrs. Martin comforts Roland, a four year old who fears being left alone. The scene underscores early family guidance as foundational to social attitudes and kindness, echoed by Allan Hoban of Kalamazoo College.

National Kindergarten Association West Fortieth Street New York City Evening Courier Lillie M. Saunders Roland Allan Hoben Kalamazoo College Michigan

Sweet Potatoes and Apples and Spiced Veal Loaf Recipe

A historic recipe page describes boiling four sweet potatoes and four apples in layers with maple syrup and water, then baking. It also details a veal loaf mixing two pounds veal with pork, cracker crumbs, spices, onion, egg, and water, formed on a greased plate and baked an hour, with fat and hot water served.

Pie Juices Seep Through Center Paper Funnel Bakes Delicious

A paper insert placed in the center of a pie crust guides juices into a funnel during baking. The funnel prevents overflow, then is removed, leaving a pie with its natural juices and a rich flavor.

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