Women's auxiliary formed for Travelors Protective Association
Preliminary organization of a women's auxiliary to the Post F Travelers Protective Association of America was effected at Hotel Russell Lam son. A formal gathering will be held April 30 in Moose Hall with women from Davenport Cedar Rapids and Burlington to assist. Mrs George Guchan chairs the organizing committee. Mary plans include monthly meetings the third Friday in Moose Hall with past members joining for supper. A spring supper and dance are planned April 26. The Post, with over 500 members, is Iowa's second largest and aims to be the largest by May state convention. About thirty women attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
F. Traveler’s Protective Association of America
Russell Lamson
Sanihers
Daughers
Moose Hall
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
George Guchan
George Huniley
White
George DeWald
George Moolhart
Aux- Mary
Iowa
Thompson Willmek Marriage Service Read in Minnesota
Mrs. Carria A. Willmek and Clarence L. Thompson of Whetloo were married at 8 90 p m Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R Horns 510 Waterstreet Albert Lea Minnesota Rev Norman E Nygaard Presbyterian church officiated Immediate relatives and friends attended the ceremony Mrs Horns served supper afterward The couple were honored Thursday evening at a four course dinner with 35 guests at the home of the groom's sister and brother in Alden Minn They will reside at 407 Bratnober Street after April 6
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carria A. Willmek
Clarence L. Thompson
Whetloo
Fortnightly Club to hear Geology of Iowa talk
Prof E J Cable of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls will lecture Geology of Iowa at 8 pm Wednesday in the courthouse open meeting of Fortnightly club. It marks the first public inspection of the Henry Grout collection presented to the county. Grout has added to the collection since boyhood and cables will show specimens to illustrate the talk. Public invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Cable
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Fils
Iowa
Henry Grout
Club Notes and Meetings Across Local Groups
Mrs Lawrence Duke hosts Golden Glow Bridge club Thursday afternoon at 314 Jefferson Street. Past Matrons' club of Becker Chapter Order of Eastern Star holds annual spring luncheon at Black's Tea Room Monday at 1. Past Noble Grand association of Temple Rebekah lodge meets Tuesday afternoon at 102 Independence Avenue with Mrs A B Crooks. Linkely and Trapp host Wednesday afternoon. Helen Gound auxiliary United Spanish American War Veterans entertained yesterday at Mrs John Boeller home. next meeting April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Duke
Golden Glow Bridge Club
Jefternoon
Jefferson Street
Club of
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
Noble Grand Association of
iTemple Rebekah Lodge
A. B. Crooks
Independence Wivenue
Helen Gound
United
John Boeller
Atson
George Pett
Circle Five
First Lutheran Missionary Society
L. H. Burk
Noble Grand Association
Temple Rebekah Lodge
A. B. Gronks
Social Clubs and Meetings Calendar for the Week
The calendar lists weekly gatherings from Monday to Friday across social and civic groups. Involves Past Matrons clubs, O E S chapters, Woman's clubs, Circle groups, Missionary societies, Golden Link, Golden Glow, and temple/Becker chapters with a mix of luncheons, meetings, and card parties at various local venues and churches. Notable organizers include Mrs. H B Boles, Mrs. J BD Liffring, Mrs. George Pett, Mrs. L H Burk, Mrs. A B Gronks, and Mrs. John Rector.
Mrs. A. J. Busby Elected Civic Department Chairman
Mrs. A J Busby was elected chairman of the Civic department of the Waterloo Woman’s club at a meeting yesterday afternoon at the club house. Mrs W Lotsbe will become vice chairman and Mrs Paul Ewing will succeed Mrs Clifford Jenkins as secretary. Retiring chairman is Mrs Samuel Frank. A. A. Zimmerman spoke on The Supreme Court and Hermann Miller on Parks and Riverfront Improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Busby
Civic Department of Waterloo Woman's Club
W. Lotsbe
Busby
Paul Ewing
Clifford Jenkins
Samuel Frank
A. A. Zimmerman
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Supreme Court
Hermann Miller
L. &. Eickelberg
Church News Roundup At Central Christian And St Pauls
Fenn Reynolds hosted Willing Workers at 732 Rebel Avenue with games and a social, aided by her mother Mrs H E Reynolds. A community supper at St Pauls drew 121 attendees and a post meal program. Debaters Fred Cunningham and Ralph Myers judged Resolving that the automobile is more musical than a saxophone. Cornelius Daamen played accordion. First Lutheran Missionary society circles plan Tuesday meetings hosted by Mrs Martin Tollerson and Mrs L H Burk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenn Reynolds
Central Christian Church
Rebel Avenue
H. E. Reynolds
St. Paul's Church
Jaart
Fred Cunningham
Ralph Myers
Ford
Cornelius Daamen
Beauty and health tips for tired office workers
Stressed office workers seek quick wellness boosts from hot baths, cold splashes, and skin care. The piece advises a brief home routine with warm baths, cold sponging, cold cream, and tea, plus breathing exercises and a weight plan to reach about 115 pounds at age 20, noting cold weather aids the regimen.
Miles Celebrate 59th Wedding Anniversary at Home
Mr and Mrs Jared Miles quietly observed their fifty ninth wedding anniversary at the home of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George A Wheeler 43 Cascefien avenue with grandchildren visiting including Donna Lee aged two and a half and two other grandsons Grant M Wheeler Nauman in San Diego and a granddaughter Mary Esther Nauman in Cedar Falls Iowa Also noted are family connections to Waterloo Salt Lake City and Iowa State Teachers College with relatives in town and away
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jared Miles
George A. Wheeler
Cascefien Avenue
E. Wheeler
Waterloo
Donna Lee
Grant M. Wheeler
University of Town
Jared Nauman
Radio Department of the Navy
San Diego
Mary Esther Nauman
Mia
G. W. Motzkus
Salt Lake City
Utah
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Helen Lorenz
Louis Bierter
Frances Gregory
Geraldine Garener
Morris Dennison
Kepier Efarding
Ruth Peterson
Cabbrages One-Act Play Delights Waterloo Event
The Fine Arts department at Waterloo Woman's club presented Cabbrages a one act play directed by Agnes Thomas of West High Dramatic club. Mrs Max Wilson sang Nymphs and Fauns accompanied by Mrs Kurl Krause. Jaethina Wilhit and Kath Tyn Sarset played Pasquina de Caprice as a piano duet. Coffee and a silver offering supporting the Fine Arts department followed. Attendance was fair with H B Burr as general chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
Waterloo Woman's Club
Agnes Thomas
West High Dramatic Club
Max Wilson
Bomberg
Kurl Krause
Jaethina Wilhit
Kath- Tyn Sarset
Pasquina de Caprice
Gottschelk
Wilson
W. H. Bickley
TC. Alford
P E O to Hold Musicale at Liffring Home
Chapter seven P E O plans a musicale at 8 p m Monday at Mrs J D Liffring home Mrs 7 O Knox offers a piano number and reads a play Miss Marian Branson student of Mrs Elizabeth Schmidt will sing a group of songs Miss Margaret Moore plays violin solo Mrs Liffring supervises a Fletcher demonstration Committee includes hostess Mrs Knox Mrs James Chapman and Miss Catherine Sedgwick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Liffring
O. Knox
Marian Branson
Elizabeth Schmidt
Town State Teachers College
Margaret Moore
Liffring
Fletcher
Knox
James Chapman
Catherine Sedgwick
Spelling Bee Lively Feature At Scotch Soiree
Caledonian society met last eve in First United Presbyterian church parlors for a pot luck supper. About 100 Scottish folk and friends attended with a spelling bee led by Mrs. Donald Finlayson and Mrs. Tina Bickley, best speller named Mrs. Peter Findlay.
Community clubs plan spring meetings and readings
B Natural Music club resumes study on Music Today and Modernism with Mrs. John McDonald hosting at her home. Mrs. H F Smith to present paper, Miss Mildred Gleason and Mrs. G E B Shoemaker to sing, piano pieces and current events by Mrs. F Nagle. Quota club issues spring themed invitations. Ingitaliens announce Y M C A dinner meeting. Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen hold Thursday 7:30 PM meeting with a potluck by the Mary women. Waterloo Woman's Club library adds novels by Walpole Delafield Kings Steele Trutesl and Melville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Waterloo Garden Club
B. W. Schuneman
O. J. Conery
John McDonald
P.m
Natural Music Club
A. ©. Kessler
H. F. Smith
Mildred Gleason
G. EB. Shoemaker
F. Nagle
Quota Club
Ingitaliens
Y. A
Waterloo Woman's Club Library
Hugh Walpole
E M. Delafield
Basil Kings
W. D. Steele
W. B. Trutesl
March Fire Loss Falls Short of Last Year in Waterloo
Fire Chief Ray Til er reports 62 March fires causing about $5,965 in damage in Waterloo, down from 70 fires and $7,263.49 in 1927. Roof sparks led with 21 incidents, grass fires caused no damage, and automobile and miscellaneous fires occurred in smaller numbers. Major losses hit the Franklin apartments at 823 Franklin Street for about $3,000 and C. W. Ash’s residence at 201 Cottage Grove Avenue for about $1,500. One fire occurred outside the city at William Lester’s home, destroying the house for $3,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Ray Tiler
Franklin Apartments
Franklin Street
C. W. Ash
Cottage Grove Avenue
William Lester
Four Waterlooans Called to Testify in Gene Moore Case
Four Waterloo witnesses prepared to answer subpoenas from the federal district court in Davenport. They may testify at the Eugene Moore trial on interstate transportation of a stolen automobile. Witnesses include Ern est W. Koepke, Em il Steffen, William F. Jaffey, and Lloyd Hundley. Williams to not springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Federal District Court
Davenport
Eugene Moore
Moore
Ernest W. Koepke
Illinois
Emil Steffen
William F. Jaffey
Automobile License Bureau
Lloyd Hundley
Moate
Clinton
Harry Carroon
Koepke
Capris Blue Coat Features Fox Fur Trim Details
A fashion note highlights a Capri blue coat by Jean Patou with wide gray fox fur bands at the body and sleeves and a ring of squirrel fur. Fur trim is not a universal rule this season, with Pur trimmed coats appearing only as an exception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Kasha Jean Patou
Spectacular Initiation Will Add 190 Ben Hur Members
The Ben Hur order plans a Thursday initiation at East High School auditorium with 190 candidates from Waterloo Cedar Rapids and other cities. Melchoir court 700 members, rehearsals under W N Steele supreme instructor. Delegations from Cedar Rapids Mason City Charles City Floyd Dike Oelwein Sioux City will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Order of Ben Hurat
East High School
Melchoir Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
W. N. Steele
Crawfordsville
Ind
Mason City
Charles City
Floyd
Dike
Oelwein
Sioux City
K. of Phall
Des Moines Briefs and Local Hospital News
Mrs Linn Shope of Des Moines visits Dr and Mrs George Murphy at 114 Argyle. Dale Faulsen reports bicycle stolen during theatre outing. Miss Maude Kuhns returns to Chicago after two weeks with Mrs W E Kuhns and relatives. Mrs Anna Lichty reports nightly porch refrigerator prowling. Mrs Frank Lynn, postop from appendicitis, listed as fair. J Kanofsky at Mayo Clinic improves after erysipelas. due home after Easter. Essex touring car stolen Thursday night found in Barclay Street area. Mrs J G McAlvin moved home from St Francis Hospital after injuries. daughter Mrs Earl Snyder and grandchildren visit.
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Linn Shope
Des Moines
Ise
George Murphy
Argyle Street
Dale Faulsen
Route 4
Maude Kuhns
Chicago
W. E. Kuhns
Walnut Street
Anna Lichty
Mulberry Street
Frank Lynn
Castle Hill
Allen Memorial Hospital
J. Kanofsky
Columbia Circle
Mayo
Rochester
Essex
S. M. McGonegle
Cedar Falls
Roy D. Colvin
Hugh Crumrine
Barclay Street
J. G. McAlvin
Park Avenue West
St. Francis Hospital
Earl Snyder
Fulton
Joan
Gregg
McAlvin
Keegan Bound Over To Grand Jury On Drunken Driving Charge
L. F. Keegan was bound over to the grand jury by Judge J. G. Beem in municipal court yesterday afternoon to answer to a charge of driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated. He posted a $500 bond and was released. The city case against Bergen was dismissed and the state charge filed by Assistant County Attorney Ralph W. Travis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Keegan
Dudge J. G. Beem
Bergen
Ralph W. Travis
Iowa U to build new theatre in memorial union
About 400 students completed a fundraising drive raising 50,700 dollars toward a new theatre for the University of Iowa. The project, part of the Memorial Union, aims to match Yale's renowned theatre once finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
Y.p
University of Iowa
Memorial Union
Yale
Fially
Training a child to independence in early years
A letter urges patient, cautious childrearing to reduce overattachment. It compares infant needs to puppies and recounts a mother with five children managing attention. The writer advises Muriel to gradually lessen constant supervision of her three year old Jane, fostering self-play and brief absences. The note signs Aunt Myra and H L Litherland comment on broader kindergarten movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Eltis Shelby
Muriel
Jane
Myra
H. L. Litherland
Greenville College
Numbers and Destiny Talk Upset City Schools Crowd
Ariel Yvon Taylor a Chicago character analyst argued that names and birth dates shape fate with digits 1 2 7 and 11 guiding leadership and talent at East High School. Dean Packer called the claims bunk while urging June entry to college to save summer waste and accelerate degrees for Iowa graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariel Yvon Taylor
Chicago
East High School
Dean P. G. Packer
College of Education
Town State University
Miss Taylor
Ford
Taylor
March Building Surges to Highest Valuation in Year and Half
Waterloo reports March building activity reached 473675 with the Hotel Town permit at 400000. New dwellings valued at 23400, 12 business remodels 6900, 24 garages 2580, factory for John Deere at 25000, other permits include a poultry house 100, filling station 3000, shed 50, and various heating, moving, wrecking, sign and gas tank permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
D. B. Toenjes
John Deere Tractor Company
Farina and Raisins Breakfast Dish and Related Recipes
Recipes for farina with raisins and dietary notes, plus chicken and clam bonillon, apple butter, and a notice about Luther College basketball captain Sanford Shafland. Details cover ingredients, quantities, cooking steps, and serving suggestions from Decorah Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Sanford Shafland
Roland
Luther College
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Tiokien Linkely
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Natural Club
Woman's Club
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Triple Pour Bridge Club
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Golden Glow
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W. O. A. Moosencart Legion
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Circle Three
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Ll. H. Burk
Mrs. Miles
Black Hawk County
Black Hawk Hotel
Mary J. Philpot
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Ide B. Wise Smith
Rose Wild
Washington, D. C
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Black Hawk
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Crawford
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Frank Wagner
R. T.M. Gilleas Lodge
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Ben Hur
Desert
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Livan Beck
Elmer Mohr
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Netlit Olson
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Minnie Barton
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Lola Crawford
Melle Clark
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Archie Dennings
Atpius
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Malir Mallch
Barton Music Orchestra
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Iowa “U
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New Zork
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Ariel Yvon
Dean Packer
Frau
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Packer
Cornell
Grinnell
Drake
Des Moines University
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Ames
Iowa City
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East Ninth St
Hotel
Farina
Kidseys
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Guy
Atate
Eeeep Peeeue
Pwanee
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