Delegation to YWCA Okoboji Conference Planned
Large Waterloo group will send a sight of ten girls to the YWCA Conference of Business and Industrial Girls at Lake Okoboji July 14 25 tentative plans depend on success. Delegates will be chosen from Year Ones Jolly Evening Dramatic clubs orchestra and Council of Employed Girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Y. W. C. A. Conference of Business and Industrial Girls
Lake Okoboji
Orchestra
G. AL
Nellie Brown Sinclair
Dramatic Club
J. D. Knapp
Marton Cooley de Paar
Marie Hansen
Marie Will
Viola Mishak
Grace Kauffer
Ehich
Ella Webber
Adeline Kiehn
Lorraine Mass
Clara Hansen
Anna Broderick
Hulda Huegli
Council of Employed Girls
Lake Okobon
Nellis Brown Sinclair
Begin Registration for Girl Reserve Camp in Cedar Falls
Registration for the annual grade school Girl Reserve camp at River View Park in Cedar Falls runs June 10 to 17. Miss Marie Watters of the YWCA announced that the camp will host girls 10 to 18 from Waterloo and Black Hawk County, with a $6 nominal fee for food and transport. The camp employs an experienced staff and includes swimming, nature study, and crafts. parents may visit Sundays. bedding and toiletries must be provided by each girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Marie Watters
Y. M
Morris Isle
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Caimp
Miss Watters
Piano Pupils Give Recital at Mrs Bennett Home
Eleven boys and four advanced girls performed last evening before about 30 guests at Mrs. Claude S Bennett residence. Notable pieces included a piano trio by Catherine Bob and Dick Sarset a Catherine Sarset duet and an original by Charles Clark. Participants included Allan Wallace Dick Gholson Frederick Howe Raymond Williams Bob and Dick Sarset John and Edward Corton Floyd Hayes Jack Limbert and Charles Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude S. Bennett
Barbara Neubecker
Catherine Sarset
Avaunelle Crowther
Margaret Thompson
Catherine
Bob
Dick Sarset
Charles Clark
Bors
Allan Wallace
Dick Gholson
Frederick Llowe
Raymond Williams
John and
Edward Corton
Floyd Hayes
Jack Limbert
Fidelis class annual party at Walnut Street Baptist Church
Members of the Fidelis Sunday School class held their annual party in the church social rooms. Mrs. William Kuriger presided as toast mistress. Tables were set for four with lavender and pink decor. Toastees included Mrs. Faucher and Ray Lewis. Class contributions featured a quartet, soloists, and assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kuriger
Walnut Street Baptist Church
F. L. Faucher
Ray Lewis
H.C. Keiber
W. B. Howell
Insect
Joe Margadan
Osear Berry
Claude Crane
Carl Wagner
F. J. Crofoot
Fre Mouiitt
Fen
Side Talks on Incomes and Storage Rooms
A humorous meditation on spending: people mimic luxury, insisting critics cannot afford it. The piece compares income to storage space, noting limits on what any person can fit in their budget. It argues that even the wealthy cannot indulge all luxuries without consequences and warns against poor packing of expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weller-Skelter
Woman's Club Board to End Service at Luncheon Monday
Waterloo Woman's Club board will hold its final meeting of the year at 11 a.m. Monday at Mrs. Raymond A. Folk's home, followed by a 1 p.m. luncheon. Mrs. Folk presides as president. Mrs. C. W. Chapman serves as vice president. Absent: Mrs. J. B. Ridenour and Mrs. J. Rudolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club Board
Raymond A. Folk
Waterloo Woman's Club
C. W. Chapman
L. C. Leeper
H. B. Stopper
T. ©. Menges
L. Ostrander
Mary Edgeron
Walter KE. Johnson
Oren J. Berry
L. Corton
Etta Wood’ Loveall
N. Keox
W. N. Birdsall
WH. Bickley
H. W. Sigworth
Stanley D. Moore
B. W. Schuneman
W. J. Howrey
J. B. Ridenour
J. Rudolph
Civic Department
Symphony Program to Include March by Waterloo Man
The Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra will feature March in D by Prof. Edward Furts as part of its afternoon program at Cedar Falls college auditorium during Iowa State Teachers College music festival. The piece is also performed by St. Louis, Cincinnati and Cleveland symphonies. Directed by Henri Verbrugghen, the program starts at 2:30 with a 2:15 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Furts
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
College Auditorium
Cedar Falls
Lowa State Teachers College
Kurtn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
An& Cleveland
Yirkin
Iowa State Teachers College
Henri Verbrugghen
Violet La Tour and Harold Poyner Wed
Violet La Tour and Harold Poyner were wed last evening at 8 in the First Baptist church. The couple's attendants were Celeste Dietrich and R. B. Poyner. The bride and her attendant wore fawn crepe dresses with Columbia rose corsages. Music was played by OC. Stebbins. The newlyweds plan to live in Waterloo after a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet la Tour
Harold Poyner
J.T. Poyner
R. EB. Williameson
First Baptist Church
D. T. Plater
Celeste Dietrich
R. B. Poyner
Columbia
Stebbins
Poyner
Hast High School
Wartburg School
Waterloo
W H Commercial Club Banquet At West High
Sixty members of the West High School Commercial Club enjoyed a banquet in the First Baptist church social rooms. W H Indra led the program with selections by the quartet and sextette, a Wayne Mathews vocal solo, a Margaret Pullem and Ruth Ziegler duet, and an inspirational talk on West High of the Past. Gifts were presented to Miss Lilith Gebhard and Mr Indra as they depart for new fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
West Tlign School
First, Baptist Church
W. H. Indra
Wayne Mathews
Magaret Pullem
Ruth Ziegler
Bruce Gates
West High
Lilith Gebhard
Indra
Family Dinner to Honor Visitors in Waterloo
Family dinner to honor two visiting sisters Mrs H Welsh and Mrs Emma A Cranmer will be held at Dr F W Powers home as the first in a series of gatherings. Mrs Welsh arrived from California after an eight month stay and Mrs Cranmer is en route from the East. Both will attend at their sister Mrs J A Webb's home. Homerian Society May day dinner at Black's hosts 60 members with May pole dance and readings. Business and Professional Women plan 6 36 dinner and yearly reports. Card party favors awarded to Miss Balla Frank and Miss Alta O Connell. Mantials marriage: Mahle Beckner and Eley Wilson wed at Rev C V Al Nisan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Powers
H. Welsh
Belle Pliine
Emma A. Cranmer
Minneapolis
Welsh
Waterloo
California
Cranmer
J. A Webb
Homerian Society
Iawa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Ruth Rutgers
Edna Wheeler
Laura Thompson
Lillian Lambert
Clara Madsen
Ruby Simmers
Lovella Ewoldt
Balla Frank
Ago
Alta O’connell
John Hileman
J. 4. Brinkerhoff
J. E. Glaza
Inez Gund
Beckner
Mahle Beckner
TS. Moe. Beckner
Eley Wilson
C. V. al- Nisam
Central Christian Church
A. Dt. Lytle
R. H. White
Iowa City
W. T. Lytle
Pittsburgh
Alfred Hardwig
Denver
Colo
Hardwig
Lauris Johnson
Franklin Street
Mr. Hardwig
Allaverly
Society Announcements Streamlined For Print
Notices must reach the society editor by 8 B and S:30 a m Monday. Typed submissions or legible letters preferred. long club lists and women’s programs excluded from phone lines. Club secretaries and reporters urged to identify individuals by full names, with caution on married women’s names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landwelling
Club Severetaries
Ninw
Friendship Club Hosts Miss Watters Tea For Girl Reserves
Old and new cabinets of the two high school Girl Reserves clubs attended an informal tea in the YWCA parlors hosted by Miss Marie Watters. Mrs. Enderlein sang solos and Miss Huntington played piano. Mrs. Har ry Reed, a Girl Reserve committee member, presided at the tea table with a basket of sweetpeas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Watters
A. B. Enderlein
Latile Huntington
Harry Reed
Girl Reserve
Westminster church Philathea class plans May breakfast
Philathea class members of Westminster Presbyterian Church who plan to attend the annual May breakfast are asked to meet at the church Sunday morning in Washington Fork Cedar Falls at 8:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Washington
Fark
Cedar Falls
Club Notes Mrs. F 4 Fightney to address Happy Hour club
In Ser home near Trot Springs South Dakota May 21 055 a runaway incident caused fatal injuries to William Bailey a local farmer. Bailey was cut by tarred wire in his wagon while near his farm. The Happy Hour club will meet Tuesday at Lo'elock Juncheon to discuss plans and welcome Mrs. F Fightney as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fightney
Happy Hour Club
Lo'elock Juncheon
Ser
Barrwirg
Patat
Trot Springs
William Bailey
Iving
Here
Junior Cross Word Puzzle How to Solve Puzzle
How to solve the puzzle the words start in numbered squares and run across or down Each white square holds one letter If the words are found the letters form new words Word 1 What the boy is using Word 4 Used in rowing a boat Word 6 Frozen water Word 6 A species of camel Down Word 1 Another name for what the boy is using Word 2 A continent Word 3 Motto of California An exclamation made famous by Archimedes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of California
Archimedes
Plumbers Reach Wage Agreement After Work Stoppage
Union plumbers and master plumbers settled a dispute that had halted work, with journeymen returning to duties. The compromise raises pay by 12 1 2 cents per hour and sets the new wage scale to take effect June 1, not May 1. The workers had pressed for a July start but agreed to the June date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gata
Fire Threatens Family Home On Third Street
Fire from an electric wiring fault filled the A. B. Lovejoy residence at 1023 Third Street West with smoke and flames between 1 and 2 am. The family and a guest escaped via the stairs, nearly stifled but uninjured. Loss estimated at 300 dollars. firemen used chemicals only to avoid water damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Street West
Joy
Waverly Residents Plan Bunkhouse for Boy Scouts Camp
Waverly residents pledged funds to build a 32 by 22 foot bunkhouse at the new Boy Scout campsite near Waverly. Arthur Jury announced the project with Merle Brown Rev A B Gurran and Judge J W Gwynne visiting to finalize plans. The cabin, named the Waverly cabin, will cost about 700 dollars, with Dr Edward Rohli contributing 200 dollars. The structure will have 32 bunks in double deck arrangement, mature summer screening and winter enclosure. A stove space will heat the cabin, and the main camp will include two headquarters buildings and two bunkhouses. Bishop cafe teria provided a cooking range valued at several hundreds dollars, stored by Iowa Warehouse Company free for six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Arthur Jury
Tolay
Jury
Merle Brown
A. B. Gurran
Grace MM. EB Church
J. W. Gwynne
Edward Rohli
Bremer County
Suimmer
Frank Bishop
Bishop
Iowa Warehouse Company
Beauty chats on arms skin care and hair tips
A correspondent asks about using blackhead paste to smooth and whiten arms. Instructions cover prep, abrasion, paste mix with cold cream, washing, oil rub, and weekly treatment plus daily scrubbing. Additional advice includes hair tinting by henna, avoiding chilblains, and trimming split ends every six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Mary C. F
Memorial day plans and local notices in brief
County board to meet in adjourned session Monday to audit bills and handle business. Committees from patriotic societies meet Monday at 7:40 in Memorial hall to plan Memorial Day observances. Installation of Rotary officers after lunch Monday at Hotel Russell Lamson. Bruce Gates new president. Various local short notices: visits, travels, illnesses, and minor accidents. No deaths reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Taylor
Presbyterian Hospital
Rotary Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Bruce Gates
Ralph Hoxie
Ura Hartzell
Mulberry Street
Franklin and
Fifth Streets
W. A. Chapman
Fifth Street
J. S. Bartley
Elm Street
East Independent Schools
Sherman
Tex
Oklahoma City
Alsa
Birth announcements list many April newborns nationwide
Mr and Mrs Robert West 116 Mert hnan April son Roosevelt. Mr and Mrs Jesse W xrutsinger 09 Duryea April 27 son Joseph Louis. Mr and Mrs Clifford 0 McBride Fox jtownship April 18 son Junior LeRoy. Mr and Mrs George Kamaras 11 Sycamore March 24 son. Mr and Mrs Hess Heathershaw 691 Linculm April 21 son. Richard Thomas Mr and Mrs George W Murray 233 Lifayette April 17 son. Mr and Mrs Chris Lehman 2201 Wallgate April 12 son. Mr and Mrs William Kern 619 Fowler April 16 son. Orville Edward Mr and Mrs Lewis Knox 1320 Wallgate April 26 son Ralph Elmer. Mr and Mrs Ray Gordon Garrabrant Waterloo April 26 daughter Jane. Mr and Mrs Berle TE Elwell 131625 Third west April 17 daughter Cha Patricia. Mr and Mrs Richard Carr 2631 Taffayette April 18 son Herbert Edward. Mauro Seballog 58 La Son Roberto fe William Renz route 1 La Porte City March 28 son Willie Dahton. Mr and Mrs Harold Bonnason 2028 Fourth east March 16 son John Ennis. Mr and Mrs Charles Guy Dalton 1620 Black flank April 26 daughter Dorothy May. A piece of Ur en 6 000 years old shown in England in nerfeel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert West
Merthnan
Roosevelt
Jesse W. Xrutsinger
Duryea
Joseph Louis
Clifford
McBride
Fox Jtownship
Junior LeRoy
George Kamaras
Sycamore
Hess Heathershaw
Linculm
Richard
Waterloo
Jane
3Erle TE Elwell
Third West
Cha. Patricia
Richard Carr
Taffayette
Herbert Edward
Mauro Seballog
Roberto Fe William Renz
la Porte City
Willie Dahtton
Harold Bonnason
Fourth East
John Ennis
Charles Guy. Dalton
Black Flank
Dorothy May
Prizes Announced for Waterloo Cleanup Campaign Districts
A. O. Tabor announces first second and third district prizes in the Cleaner Waterloo drive starting next Tuesday. Trophies valued at 25 15 and 10 dollars will be awarded by local sponsors including Rotary Standard Paint Gings Co Kiwani and Lions clubs. Special prizes of 5 for top individual contributors in rooting out dandelions. Streamers prepared to boost turnout for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. O. Tabor
City of
Rotary
Standard Paint & Gings Co
Kiwani and
Lions Clubs
Gac
Take a Picture Week urged May 3 10 in Mississippi Valley
Special interest in having your picture taken is urged May 3 to 10 as Kodak finishers camera shops and drategists collaborate to promote Take a Picture Week. The effort highlights the camera as a modern civilizational tool alongside radio and airplanes, stressing that Kodak can be affordable for all and that pictures preserve stories. The Mississippi Valley town area processes millions of rolls and prints annually, employing thousands, with extensive use of chemicals and materials in the photographic supply chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
Mississippi Valley
Iim
Social Gathering Prompts Early Spring Woman’s Wear Note
Abe Martin Que of the social events reports a Tell Binkley gathering with Friends in the Peerless Auto Laundry area last night. Games, storytelling, and Teal beer were part of the evening while Miss Fawn Lippincut notes summer attire guidelines noting that choker and complexion kit should not exceed two pounds.
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Y. W
Bennett
Frank Reside
Hospital
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus Hall
KB. J. Gallagher
Grace Methodist Sunday School
A. (. Vetter
P. L. Bryant
Fidelis
G. A. KR
Robert Anderson Post
Frank Hussey
Nell Williams
Eva Watters
George Miller
C. D. O’harro
Ot. Ww. Brown
H. G. War Peit
Leon Parks
Harry Hertzog
A. W. Kistner
Willard Pollazigh
Jana
W. H. Commercial Club
Daily Cross
Rsa
Cap of Ecclesiastics
British Isles
Rio
Dieifiaul Xiela Siliaip
Nieiunonr
Adam
Friendship Club
Thomas St. Levis
Boston Avenue
Clinton Place
Edward and
Janesville
Messrs. and Mines
Frank Mariian
Thomas McNalils
William Mullaney
Pat Brown Waterson
Sunnyside Club
Sunnyside ,Country Club
W. Aa. Chapman
East
Royal Neighbors
Gannon Camp Organization
Ben Hur Hal
Knights of Columbus
Wontan
Black’s
Church News
Bishop Barn
Biremen
Bishop Farm
Forest Avenue
Ervigg
Celia Welter
Marion
Emily Hulett
Maurice van Metre
Des Moines
William Wick
Des Maines
Jack Jensen
G. R. Kleinoffer
Frisco Fine
Kansas City
Wichita,Kan
Manhattan, Kan
England
Nerfeel
Abe Martin
Sibert
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