Society hostess dinner at Hotel Passell-Lants on
Misses Marie Butterfield Elber Reinhart Ruth Hamilton and Dorothy Wellsberg hosted a dinner at Hotel Passell-Lantson with Miss Music Gleason guest of honor for an upcoming marriage to Faul Manning on May 15 The party featured a May basket centerpiece orchid candles and pastel decorations and gifts hidden for the bride elect.
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Marie Butterfield
Elber Reinhart
Ruth Hamilton
Dorothy Wellsberg
Hotel
Paassell-Lantson
Music Gleason
Faul Manning
Walnut Court
Miss Wells
Miss Hamilton
Miss Gleason
Joseph Lutgen
Catherine Gleason
Mmes. W
Melody Way Pupils Prepare Recital At West High School
Piano students from Melody Way in the West district present a 7 30 p m recital at West High School Little Che aleab with instructor Mrs W R Burkett. The program includes demonstrations, class pieces from Dorothy Batley, Madeline Burright, and others, plus ensemble and transpositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melody Way
West District
Little Chealeab West High School
W. Rk, Burkett
Dorothy Batley
Maderne Burright
Billy Cowan
Delano Kendall
Deities, McDonald
Brynes McDonald
Claudia McFarland
Louise Zimmerman
Janet Lemke
Robert Winter
Robert Oswald
Charles Chapman
Joneld Elliott
Fatricia Frances
Robert Scott
Gwyneth Smiley
Intinastier
Larsen
Jovge Copley Allegreto
Beethoven
Eleanor Michael
Miessner
Jodia Cole Minuet
Mosart
Lloyd Button
Sicilian Mariner
Barbara Jiantr Pedicard
Terseree Milicent Thompson Moondala
Germain
Brascalus Veseesae Virgina McDonald
Elizabeth Stevenson
Barbara Lemke
Mrs A E Johnson Heads Waterloo B and P W Club
Mrs A E Johnson was elected president of the Waterloo Business and Professional Woman's club at a meeting last evening. Other officers, directors, and committee appointments were announced, with reports on club activities and fundraising. The evening included a Mayday dinner, musical performances, and plans for the national convention in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Johnson
Waterloo Business and Professional Woman's Club
J. F Balensifer
Ada Adams
Marie Schmidt
Hazel Zwunulger
Alice 5
Warsaw
Ada Smith
Anna Decker
Educational Trust Fund
Heard
Mildred Schaefer
Bernice Ravlin
O¢lover
Educational Loan Trust Fund
F. B. Brocksus
Bess Nichols
Treasury
W. P. Kearns
Margaret Fox Scott
Mildred ‘Glesson
West High School Boys’ Glee Club
Gail Wilbur
W. C. AL Sumer
Johnson
Ralen
Sifer
New Orleans
Grace Kauffer
Olivia Hacker
Keokuk
Catherine McNally
Waterloo Club
Ella B. Went
Sunshine Rebekah
Waterloo
TO. O. F
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Henry, Conter
Gonter
John Chevalier
Jack Bryant
George Garrell
Carl Anderson
Noble Grand
Lodge
First Evangelical Sunday School
JL. B. Jones
LaVon Hults
Nasdine Gordon
Ruth Kuiper
Mary Wood
Observatory and club notes from local gatherings
Daughters of Union Veterans plan Mother's Day observance at Memorial Hall. Various clubs and circles held meetings and events including visits, luncheons, picnics, and bridge gatherings arranged by members such as Mrs Irene Perry Mrs A B Johnson Mrs J Patterson and others with anticipated activities and speakers scheduled through the coming weeks.
Bel Canto Glee Club of T C to Perform Concert
Bel Canto Glee Club of Teachers College directed by Alpha Gorinne Mayfield presents a concert this evening at 8:15 in the college auditorium. The program includes pieces such as Serende Lullaby and A Capella works, with Guelle Thomson as accompanist and George W. Samson Jr as organist and soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bel Canto Glee Club
T. C
Teachers College
Alpha Gorinne Mayfield
College Auditorian
Tschalkowsky
Arizona Resident Weds Osage Girl
Miss Agatha Byrne daughter of Mrs Gatherina Byrnes wed F G Robinson of Winston Air Tuesday morning at 9 o clock in Sacred Heart rectory Rev J P Martin officiating Mr Robinson an engineer on the Santa Fe railroad and his mother Mrs L M Robinson and her son A D Robinson attended the ceremony nearby onlookers noted the couple had been teaching in the area. The report also covers Chautauqua Club meeting topics including current events naval shipping and education in Central America with remarks on Latin and Anglo-Saxon schooling differences and a note on the Rockefeller Foundation health board's work in the region. The club plans a tour to Cefar Falls to visit the Iowa State Teachers College museum next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Species Service
Osage
Agatha Byrne
Gatherina Byrnes
Secred Heart Rectory
J.P. Martin
F. G. Robinson
Winston
Air
Robinson
Santa Fe
L. M.robinson
St. Louis
A. D. Robinson
Santa Ana
Cal
Chautatqua Club
Public Library West
Peking
Na‘tional League of Women Voters
United States
Canada
Pribiloff Island
Central Amer
Ica
Rockefeller Foundation
Central America
Cefar Falls
Iowa State
Teachers College
O. C. Thompson
Grant Avenue
William Gingt
Leavitt Street
Thompson
W. D. Johnston
Waverly
Bremer County
Lions Club
Worth Hillman
Russell-Lamson
Hillman
California
Mother's Day Celebration Planned by Lincoln Circle
Lincoln Circle prepares a Friday afternoon program following Tec ular wew Jing Jin Memorial. A guard will be elected to succeed Mrs. G. O. Shuge who has resigned. Rev. Albat J. Smith spoke at the annual May party and compared soldiers from the Civil and World Wars. World War service included crossing the ocean nine times. Dr. W. P. McCormick sang with Mrs. McCormick accompanying. Truman DeRoame announced numbers at auction tables for 90 guests. Decorations were arranged by Mrs. G. J. Bennett and Mrs. Hilda Repass.
Business Woman Should Forget Her Sex Says Leader
Miss Lena Madesin Phillips, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, urges women to divorce sex from business and says sex is sacred only when it pertains to motherhood She will speak in Keokuk Iowa before convention delegates on May 4 and 5 leading a 50 000 member organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliice
Lena Madesin Phillips
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Philips
Keokuk
Iowa Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Phil- Uns
Phi Sigma Chi Dance at Elks Club May 4
The Phi Sigma Chi fraternity hosts a May Day dance at the Elks Club with Linyd Wells and his Sioux City band providing music. Intermission entertainment includes readings by Misses Marjorie Harker Kathryn Mulray and William Tretter. other performances feature Dorothy Tretter Jean Ebensworth and more. Plans for a May 15 card party were announced. Family party marks Thomas S Levis fifteenth wedding anniversary and Levis birthday with a gathering including Place and Gebel families.
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Phi Sigma Chi
Elks Club
Elks
Linyd Wells
Sioux City
Moose Hall
Edward Beat
Marjorie Harker
Kathryn Mulray
Wiliam‘Tretter
Dorothy Tretter
Joe Trotter
Jean Ebensworth
Jane Stillwagon
Roy Gilfillan
Margaret Gilfillan
Evelyn Stover
Virgene Dilger
Melba Reed
Margaret Morris
Helen O’leary
Quiter
Humber
John Kauffman
Thomas S. Levis
Mr. Levis
C. C. Place
Edward Place
Janesville
Charles Place
Tiny ‘Miller
Independence
Clinton Place
Waterloo
Frank Gebel
Hints in Beauty Care Edna Kent Forbes
Daily nail care includes three quick steps: clean nails at the edges with an emery board, push back cuticles with an orange wood stick after washing, and moisturize with cold cream each night. Regular small rituals keep nails looking manicured and smooth, with weekly mini-manicures and a diet noting fattening foods to avoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Nia
Church notices and society meetings in University Park area
Local church groups from University Park and nearby communities announce meetings and activities. Rev Anna Stann leads a 2 pm meeting at Salvation Army Hall, while various circles and auxiliaries hold quilting needlework and fundraising events at church halls and member homes throughout Black Haws County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Stann
University Park
Salvation Army Hall
Black Haws County Holiness Association
Edwards Seeks Reelection On Record In County Attorney Race
County attorney candidate Frank W. Edwards presses his reelection bid on the strength of a 15 month record. He cites 868 criminal cases in municipal court and 293 in district court, 97 liquor injunctions, 9 contempt rulings, and over $30,000 in fines and costs collected. He says the office is self supporting and profitable beyond its expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byres
Park
Frank W. Edwards
Warren
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloo
Edwards
Suiliv
Alformey General's Office
April 1928 Brings Fewer Marriages in Black Hawk County
In April 1928 Cupid paused as 40 marriage licenses were issued by J. W. Thompson, clerk of courts, down from 47 in April 1927, reflecting a quieter wedding month in Black Hawk County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
J. W. Thompson
Legion to Install Drinking Fountains at Fredericksburg
The American Legion will install drinking fountains on Main Street using proceeds from a Yeccens benefit dance. David Gardner remains hospitalized in New Hampton after a second operation. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pett welcomed a son born April 16. A capacity crowd attended the senior class play Captain Applejack at the school gym. Cast included Emmet Johnson, Margaret Smith, Elsie Vandoerhen, Dillon Grover, Mildred Stone, Kenneth Sullivan, Lyle Matthe, Lawrence Richardson, John Richardson, Woodrow Bittner, John Dayton, Harold Moldenhauer, and Everett Lindersman, with Pearl Shirley as coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Fredericksburg
Main Street
American Legion
David Gardner
New Hampton
Charles Pett
Captain Apple-jack
Gymnge
Emmet
Clarksville Notes Speak of Ills Births and Clergy
Clarksville Iowa May 2 Mrs WilIa Alexander is seriously ill of influenza at Mercy hospital Waverly after being taken Monday A daughter was born to her Friday April 27 Mrs Haley Smith ill at home from heart disease on her way home from Waterloo Harvey Sherburne and Mrs Carrie Brownell returned from Waverly after surgical treatment at Mercy hospital Witkary Keilar reengaged as sexton of Lynwood cemetery Two hundred guests attended the anniversary of the local T O O F lodge with 60 from Shell Rock Snell Rock to celebrate Friday night and Clarksville lodge to assist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frrauren
Clarksville
Wil- Via Alexander
Meres Hospital
Waverly
Haley Smith
Waterloo
Harvey Sherburne
Carre Brownell
Mercy Hospital
Witkary Keilar
Lynwood
Minnie Hodsdon
Tracy Hodsdon
Platteville
Wis
Hodsdon
Y. M. Cy
Grant
O. J. Alard
Fort Dodge
Ave Sells
W. Williams
Gladbrook
Sane Jpiece
Alvin Holaschul
Christan Church
Shell Rock
Snell Rock
Clarksville Lodge
Waterloo Woodmen Induct Fifteen Members at Camp No 2059
Fifteen candidates were inducted into Waterloo camp No 2059 Modern Woodmen of America during a morning ceremony in P hall. About 175 members attended as Morrison Ta. degree team presented the initiatory work and lunch followed. Mrs Good In Hospital reports Mrs James W Good former Iowa congressman’s wife is hospitalized in Washington with a broken hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Modern Woodmen of America
P. Hall
Order
Morrison, Ta
Boxing bouts at Electric park face law scrutiny
County Attorney F W Edwards and Sheriff H T Wagner say fights at Electric park will avoid law violations if promotions follow rules. Manager R E Peterson promises no extra admission and no direct pay to boxers, while Neil Garrett notes charges must be provable. Dr Warren L Steeves and Rev E W Main discuss the matter as ministerial leaders prepare to meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
F. W. Edwards
Sherif H. T. Wagner
R. E. Peterson
Edwards
Wagner
Peterson
Neil Garrett
Steeves
H. T. Wagner
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo Ministerial Association
National Guard
Inquirer
E. W. Main
Franklin County Farmer Hangs Self as Divorce Looms
Jerry Brandis aged 60 took his own life by hanging at his Geneva township home shortly before a district court hearing on his divorce petition. Found in the hay loft by family, Brandis had been married 20 years to Buna Van Horn. Neighbors inquired about the investigation as his 160 acre farm and modest personal property formed his estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Hampton
Jerry Brandis
Geneva Township
District Cours
Brandis
Buna van Horn
Fair Weather Opens Electric Park With Gala Preseason Night
Opening night at Electric Park features three free boxing exhibitions with fighters Clyde Drury Marshalltown Johnny Kurst Eric North Mickey Dono hue Wayne Abbott Bert Hurley Frankie Van Doren Ray Gardner and more. Five movies run 7 45 to 8 50 p m and dancing starts 8 45 in the remodeled ballroom. Parking is ample as HR BE Peterson leases the Dairy Cattle Congress and Johnson grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Park
Clyde Drury
Marshalltown
Johnny Kurst
St. Paul
Eric North
Waterloo
Mickey Donohue
St., Paul
Wayne Abbott
Bert Hurley
Frankie van Doren
Ray Gardner
HR. BE. Peterson
Dairy Cattle Congress
Johnson
Docket Light for Federal Court Term Opens May
The May term of United States district court will convene May 8 with Judge George C. Scott presiding in Sioux City. No trial jurors will attend as no jury cases have been assigned for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
George C. Scott
Sioux ‘City
Apricot Surprise Dessert From Old Recipe Note
A vintage recipe fragment suggests a green peas and mushroom note with several other ideas. The dessert includes apricots sieved, whipped cream, ground almonds, and a steamy bake, finished with more cream and almonds. Additional tips mention baked apples with honey, cake batter with nuts, and celery with anchovy paste.
River Carnival Planned for Flag Day June 14
The Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association announce their river carnival to coincide with Flag Day observances on June 14. If weather worsens the boat parade and fireworks show will move to the next night with officers taking the decision last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association
Vacation Bible School decision postponed at Grace Methodist
Final decision on establishing a union vacation Bible school at Grace Methodist Episcopal church for June 11 to July 2 was postponed to next Monday evening at a church meeting. Quarantines note scarlet fever cases Herbert Schiwake eight Evyline Vermance ten and Evysepelas Lynn Cowles thirty eight. mumps case Mrs Blanche Johnson ten Hillcress apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert Schiwake
Dearborn Street
Evyline Vermance
Cottage Grove Avenue
Brain Test Answer Summary
List of mixed names includes Adeline Moore Ida Chance G G Belton Albert Ross Eliza Lott Isa Black Shaw EK W Pepper Q Masters L Seymour. Contains several individuals without clear context or events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bot Dere
Adeline Moore
Ida Chance
G. G. Belton
Albert Ross
Eliza Lott
Preda Lyon
Isa Black
Shaw
Nurses Favor MELLO-GLO French Process Face Powder
The ad says most nurses prefer MELLO-GLO for its purity and skin benefits. It claims the powder does not dry or draw the skin, reduces shine, and improves complexion, urging readers to try Lauerman's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauermman’s
Ady
A Dainty Frock Pattern For 1928 Spring and Summer
Waterloom Evening Couriee Patterns offer a dainty dress pattern in dimity crepe de chine chiffon and other fabrics. Sold with sleeves optional, sizes 1 2 3 and 4 years. yardage listed for sleeve and no sleeve versions and bias binding. Pattern mailed for 15 cents.
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Marie Gleason
Decker
ELS
Matt Parrott
Helen Gould
Memorial Hell
Graves/ Memorial United Brethren church
Epworth League
Grace M. E. Thurch
T. A.M. Bridge Club
D. Wir Nicholas
Central Christian Church
Frank Evans
Blue Triangle Teague
W. GA
Y. W
Blue Triangle League
Doris Dawson
LeRoy Muir
Helen ‘Kahler
Edna Atkinson
Eliders
J. T. Sullivan
Waterloo B
P. W. Club
Daughters of Union Veterans of the
Memorial Hall
Zlueen Club
Sepechlen
Pomoreau
Irene Perry
A. B. Johnson
Decorah
Ja. W. Patterson
O. W. Leland
P-T. A
Parent- Teacher Association of Washington Iaving School
John Gwinner
A. H. French
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Elite Circle
Ray Webbyer
M. G. Troutner
J. H. Chevalier
A. Dudley
Clyde KH. Goin
James Black
Happy Hour
Black
Claude Bronson
Rose Bates
Walter Jones
Ora. Brown
Lillian Smelser
Theodore Peek
Glasense Dickinson
Lote
Landeseey
Elgorte
del Rieko
Branis
Arizona
Lincoln Circle
Wend von Tiehart
Church News
E. J. Burke, Sr
Eircle
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Buests
Ladies’ Aid of
Arthur Bickal
Ald Society
First Lutheran Church
Teegular
Jacoberyer
Anna Lichty
Tadies
Spiritual Church of Chast
Paris
Paul Poireton
Apple Greet
mayen weap _ i. CG. Caldwell
Chicago
Missouri Pacific Railroad
William Ralston
Long Beach
John G. Ralston
Sheldon Card
Logan Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
John Hammill
Oelwein
Oelwein Coliseum
Fred R. Debe
Debe
Sloane Wallace
Warren Buckley
Dorothy Robinson
Earl Robinson
Bayard Street
Denver
Galo
Nellie Henshan
Patrick Moran
George Moran
Withour Bonn
Fourth Street West
William, Urie
C. L. Pickenson
Waterloo Sta
Chitaro
Great Western
Cupid
Legion
UAW
Ministers’ Morals Committee
Franklin County
Jackson
Bishop’s
River Carnival
Dax
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Weeese
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