Banquets Highlight Mother and Daughter Clubs This Month
Mother and daughter banquets take center stage this month with OJ Pett Baptist Church hosting a 6 30 p m social in the church social room and Graves Memorial United Brethren planning a women and girls dinner at 6 30 p m tomorrow. The Baptist program titled The Quest for Fellowship will feature Jane Crumline addressing the daughters and Mrs J Ho Penly speaking for the mothers. Mrs J L Buechele will give the principal address on The Fine Art of Living Together. Flora and Mrs FDR Asquith will toast, group singing led by Mrs Eby with Mrs C A Lassex as accompanist, and decoration by Mrs J J Miller and others. Numerous church and club groups are listed with meetings and hostesses across days, including the Ladies’ Social at the Unity Church, Golden Link, and OBE S activities, all inviting mothers and daughters to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ojpiret Baptist Church
Woman's Missionary Association of
Raves Memorial United Brethren Church
Jane Crumline
J. Ho Penly
J. L. Buechele
Flora
Fdr. Asquith
Eby
C. A. Lassex
C. A. Lasser P
C. L. Kenagy
Witl
Charles Helms
W. F. Thompson
Nora Strayer Iin
J. J. Miller
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church I
George Buchan
L. C. Ransom
Viola Pierce
Miss Doris Dawson Honored Before Thursday Wedding
Miss Dawson was feted at a church picnic supper hosted by Mrs. Co W Eby’s Sunday school class. The event honored her upcoming marriage to LeRoy Muir, with pink and green decorations and a gift of an electric iron. Attendees included Mary Louise Barnes, Dorothy Hemmer, Beatrice Scott, Estella Haretts, Anna Winder, Ardeth Wick, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Dawson
LeRoy Muir
Co. W. Eby
Miss Dawson
Hoe. Bowen
Black's
Muir
Roy Muir
Montpelier
Rath Packing Company
Mrs. Eby
Mary Louise Barnes
Dorothy Hemmer
Beatrice Scott
Estella Haretts
Anna Winder
Ardeth Wick
Maxine Potters
Mildred Richardson
Josephine Kuck
Helen Moline
Thurmalee Hendricks
Nellie Swyers
Elva Doris Moore
Sean Fisher
Margaret Howell Recital At Grinnell College
Margaret Howell presented a piano recital at Herrick chapel Grinnell College before an appreciative audience. She performed Beethoven Thirty two Variations in C minor and Liszt Concerto No 2 in A Major among other pieces with the Grinnell College orchestra of 40 players, in a seamless program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Howell
Mag
I._D. Collins
Clifford
Fae
Herrick Chapel
Grinnell College
Margaret Jean
Howell
Iss Howell
Liszt
College
Grinnell
Handel
Ude
Caledonian Society Hosts May Meeting in Cedar Falls
Sixty members of the Caledonian society gathered at Mrs. J. A. Eer’s home on College Street Cedar Falls May 1 for a smooth meeting. The program included county singing, a roll call with each member sharing a Scotch anecdote, a talk by Rev. Bruce Iffen and an original poem by Anna Laurie Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Caledonian
Church News Updates From Morning Meetings
Members of Epworth League of ace Methodist Episcopal church plan a May party at 7 p.m. tomorrow. Woman's Society of Walnut Street Baptist will meet at 2 p.m. in the church parlors. Election of officers will follow dinner at 6 15 p.m. at First Presbyterian. Westminster Presbyterian Woman's auxiliary meets at 2 30 p.m. Mrs A J Doerfler’s committee plans. Inasmuch Circle of East Park Presbyterian meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs J G Filson’s home. First Congregational Woman’s organization will hold a 1 o’clock luncheon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawngthers
Plymouth
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Independence
G. D. Harris
H. W. Flint
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles Brayton
Home Missions Department
Guy Lee
G. W. Huntley
Aid Society
Upton Werner
Epworth
L League Oface “Methodist Episcopal Church
Woman's Society of
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Ae Lost AI
H. S
First Presbyterian Church
A. J. Doerfler
East Park Presbyterian Church
J. G. Filson
Woman's Organization of
First Contrecational Church
The
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Across Local Groups
M W club members will be entertained Thursday at Mrs J F B Malcinster home. Social circle meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs Mary Bush home. Social band to picnic lunch and hold a business meeting Thursday at Mrs N D Olson home. Riviera Bridge club guests dined last night at Prosperity Inn Grant highway hosted by Miss Lucille and Ruth Gruener. They formed a line party afterward. Ladies Musical Improvement club to present annual stunt program Thursday after lunch at Mrs E R Shoe maker Cedar Heights with Mrs Clair Parker assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Club
J. F B. Malcinster
N. D. Olson
Riviera
Ladies” Musical Improvement Club
E.R. Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
Clair Parker
Hints in beauty care and exercise guidance
The article discusses exercise for weight loss and health, noting women doing housework or factory labor may not pursue structured workouts. It endorses gym classes, instructor-led sessions, and targeted routines, including abdominal and facial practices. It mentions using adhesive strips to reduce brow wrinkles and massage to tone calves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima
B Natural Club Plans for National Music Figure Visit
The B Natural Music Club invites Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley president of the Women’s Federated Music Clubs of America to speak Monday evening May 21. At a recent meeting in Miss Martha McCormick’s home members performed a short play Scenes from the Childhood of Johann Sebastian Bach and heard a lesson on Three Hundred Years of Music in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Women's Federated Music Clubs of America
Natural Music Club
Martha McCormick
Johann Sebastian Bach
Merle Wratislaw
Helen Simmons
Independence Girl and Oelwein Man Married on Sunday
Miss Fern Jensen of Independence and L A Dudisy of Oelwein wed Sunday at the bridegroom’s mother’s home in Oelwein. Rev I E Wade officiated. The bride, 1927 Independence High School graduate, will reside in Oelwein with her husband who recently worked on the CG WJ railroad and now does cement work. The couple’s unions reflects a local city and neighboring town connection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Independence
Fern Jensen
L. A
J. F. Jensen
Independence High School
Oelwein
CG. G. W.J Tailroad
Oeliwein
Podunk Limited at St. Pauls M E Church Tonight
The Podunk Limited will be presented at St. Pauls M E Church at 8 p m today. The passenger list features Farmer Boggs with family including Tommy and Mary, Grandpa and Grandma Wiggins, Miss Prim the sedate old maid, Mrs Stutterly, Miss Highside a fashion plate, Susie Olson a Swedish bride, John the Chinese laundryman, Mrs Deafiy and Mrs Herbly who offers home remedies. A traveling man, a baby, a brash daughter Marguerite, a colored porter, conductor, and newsboy add flavor. Sponsored by the Ladies Aid society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Podunk Limited
St. Paul's M. E
Farmer Boggs
Tommy
Mary
Grandpa
Grandma Wiggins
Herbly
Marguerite
The
Ladies’ Aid Society
Guest Day Plans By Chapter FE PEO
Chapter FE PEO plans an afternoon Guest Day on May 14 with mothers and other guests entertained by members. A program last evening at Mrs. Carl Bickley’s home featured H G Northey’s talk on her Panam a trip from New York to San Francisco via the canal with photos and souvenirs. Leo Cohrt sang Sweet of the Year accompanied by Marilouise Caughlan. Ruth Rodamar and Martha Graham performed Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy dances. Clarice Kendal accompanied Nettie Bakker assisted by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter FE
Carl Bickley
H. G. Northey
Herrip
New York
San Francisco
Sway
Panama Canal
Leo Cohrt
Mary Turner Salter
Marilouise Caughlan
Ruth Rodamar
Martha Graham
Raggedy Ann
Ragredy Andy
Clarice Kendal
Nettie Bakker
New Social Club Formed at Wilimek Home
At Mrs J W Wilimek’s home a new 4 by 4 social club was organized in honor of Mrs George Highley who just returned to Waterloo from Hollywood California. Members include Mrs Valimek M Hughley and Mesdames Lee Murray Gig Haney C J Nauman Frank Wagner G E Collentine and W L Silver. High games at bridge won by Mrs Willmox and Mrs Nauman. A three course luncheon concluded the evening with Wagner to host in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Wilimek
George Highley
Waterloo
Hollywood
Cal
Valimek
M Hughley
Mmes
Lee Murray
Gig Haney
C. J. Nauman
Frank Wagner
E. Collentine
W. £. Silver
Bridge
Willmox
Nauman
Plea for Wild Flowers Promoted by Local Organizations
A coalition including the Waterloo and Mary Melrose D A R chapters, the Waterloo Women’s Club, the Parent-Teacher Association, and local leagues urges conservation of wild flowers this season. They promote “Enjoy, Do Not Destroy the Wild Flowers” with “Keep Them Growing” as the campaign cry, teaching children in schools to value native flora and avoid picking roadside blooms. The piece lists protected state flowers for fifteen states, notes enforcement challenges, and offers guidance on responsible picking and education through school programs and junior wild flower clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Waterloo Womers Club
Parent-Teacher Associations
Ivank Walton League
Aux-Liary
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Illinois
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Colorado
District of Columbia
South Caroline
West Virginia
Georgia
Kansas
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Texas
Alabama
Idaho
Springs
North Carolina
Rhode Island
Maine
Missouri
Montana
New Hampshire
Arkansas
Wild Flower Preservation Society
National
Oliver Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Webster County
Board of Conservation
Fort Dodge
City in Brief from Buchanan for Optical Service Ad
In this city in brief notices Lucy Oq Leaville, 522 Park Avenue West, left for Los Angeles. Monica Nettleton and Lucile Stull left for Mason City to visit friends. J C Kere filed an affidavit of candidacy for trustee in Spring Creek township on the Republican ticket. Mrs Harry Henderson visiting in Waterloo. Gideons and home families plan a cafeteria supper at 6 30 Saturday. William Crowley appointed deputy sheriff by Sheriff Warner. salary paid by R E Peterson manager of Electric Park. W FF Bark injured when his auto collided at Fourth and Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kere
Bey Spring Creek Township
Republian
William Crowley
Sheriy H. 2. Warner
Coal Electric Park
Board of ‘Supervisors
Crowley
R. E. Peterson
Local notes report accident, hospital progress, and civic items
Streets figure John McCarthy reported the accident to police. Matt Frost, East Waterloo farmer, badly injured by a tractor, is much improved and on the way to recovery per St. Francis hospital. County board approves 60 dollars monthly for a social diseases clinic in Waterloo, to be paid on rendered bills. Robbins Bros. circus to show in Waterloo Monday May 21, one day earlier than announced. Wilma Maretrez, 5, daughter of Mr and Mrs Glenn Maretrez, is recovering after appendicitis operation at Presbyterian hospital. Dentist S F Heverly advertises at 606 Black Hawk Bldg. Daylight saving time starts in Chicago April 25 affecting Waterloo-Chicago service via the Chicago Great Western with a sleepers option and schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCarthy
Logan Avenue
Matt Frost
Waterloo
St. Francis Hospital
Robbins Bros
Charles C. MacKay
Wilma Mavereiz
Glenn E. Mareretz
Fourth Street
Moon
Presbyterian Hospital
S. F. Heverly
Black Hawk
Ames Loses Sunday Movies Referendum in Big Vote
Ames Ta May 2 This town will stay without Sunday movies after a referendum vote yesterday. The proposal to open theatres Sundays was defeated 2037 to 1999 in the largest local poll on record. Sunday movies were banned about six years ago amid strong opposition from church groups and ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
INS
Michael Arlen and Countess Married in Cannes Civil Ceremony
Famous novelist Michael Arlen wed Countess Atlanta Mercati in a Cannes city hall civil ceremony on May 1. A religious ceremony is planned for tomorrow. The bride’s stepmother, former Mrs. Newbold Leroy Edgar of New York, attended. The Countess, 22, and Arlen had announced their engagement months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannes
France
INS
Michael Arlen
Atlanta Mercati
City Hall
Newbold Leroy Edgar
New York
Arlen
Filling Station Built East of Waterloo on No 20
Construction of a stucco filling station started by Peter Johnson, general contractor, just east of the Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern railroad tracks on Grant highway U S No 20. Estimated cost about 3500 dollars. The station will handle products of the Riegantines Petroleum Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Peter Johnson
Waterloo, Cedar Falls
One-Eye Muffins and Lamb Stew Recipes From Old Menu
A collection of kitchen instructions includes One-Eye Muffins making 12, with flour butter egg milk and leavening. Lamb Stew slow cooked with lamb rack onions carrots peas and corn starch. Raspberry Mousse blends whipped egg whites sugar raspberry juice with cream, then frozen for serving.
Brain Test Answer Summary
The list presents twelve answers labeled (1) to (12) with Yes and No responses. It records No for 1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, and Yes for 3, 4, 9, 10, 12, with No again for 11.
Pattern order notice for Waterloo Evening Courier
A Waterloo Evening Courier advertisement instructs readers to request up-to-date fashion patterns by sending 15 cents per pattern to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. The notice promises pattern designs with seam allowances and states orders are filled promptly with an estimated 10 day delivery after sending the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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P. W. Club
Golden Link Club
James Waimmert
Helen Gould
Memorial and Berker
O. BE. S
Matt Paratt
M. H. Way
J. J Tucker
Fol Imvin
E.R. Shannon
Africa
Uni- Cvorsalist Church
H. W. _Grout
W. H. Jennish
Union
Grace
First Brethren Church
le Porte City
Luther League of Trinity American Lutheran Church
Intermediate League
Anna Bars
Marie Willie
Frieda Wille
Lillian Meyer
Franz Wille
All Department of Woman's Working Association
Frank Cooley
L.A. Watekins
E.H. Knithie
Alice Bourguin
South America
Edwin Boardman
Missionary Department
F. J. Bightey
United States
Andrew Mitchell
George A. Wheeler
Hadassah
Byelym Cohn
Gilda Sxaplan
Rose Rotman
National Fund
Lag Bomer
Rose Spivach
Eva Greenberg
Lena.Lipkin
Margaret Howell
Cottish Society
Gedar Falls
Church News
iHome
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Anna
Plang
Anna Bo
Heaa
Independence Girl
Oelwein Man
Chapter Fe, P. E. O
Wilimek
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Webster City
Forestry and Wild Life Refuges
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Whitley
Iowa, Conservation Association
L. B. Schmidt
George Bennett
Iowa City
Maurice ‘Turner
Dallas
iTex
D. A. RB
Buchanan's
Lucy OQ. Leavili
Park Avenue West
Los Angeles
Gal
Monica Nettleton
Lucile Stull
Mason City
Harry H. Henderson
Apopka Yy
W. TF. Close
Gortlandt Street
Gideons
Dbme
Ww. Co. al
S. JT. Edwards
W. FF Bark
Wiegelehe Whs
Fourth and
Arlington
Ages Ee Miest
Patrish
Madame Louiseboulanger
Chicago
Chicapo Great Western
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Vhone
E. Ninth St
Chaliie
Gine
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Kayser Jilk
Anon
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