Waterloo Woman's club society notes and speaker lineup
Mrs. H. L. Wheelock presides over Home and Education department events as part of the Waterloo Women's club convention year. The retiring chairwoman A. T. Petersen resigns after unanimous acclaim and takes the new vice-chair role. L. H. Minkle and M. N. Wolding outline next year programs with noted speakers from Fort Dodge, Des Moines, and Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Wheelock
Home and Education Department
Waterloo
R. W. Walte
L. H. Minkle
Fort Dodge
M. N. Wolding
James Mark Prime
Omaha
Neb
Bt. Mark's
Christ Episcopal
Longsley
Patri
Henrietta Thornton
Teachers College
G. GC. Welker
Dudley Buck
Ann Miriam Johnson
Hose
Madrid
Harriett Egan
June Fish
Vera Steeley
Loleta Mough
Nina Andrews
Abtanchard Corning
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Early Spring Tonics
Edna Kent Forbes recommends a spring tonic using flour of sulphur and molasses to thin the blood and clear skin. She notes carots as another tonic, and offers skincare tips on makeup, bust firming, and addressing pimples from a disturbed system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Edna Mae
Buddie
Renos
Ted
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Influence of Others
A reflection on how others judgments shape choices and feelings. An essay cites a story of an elderly couple considering discarding a maid, showing how one sentence from a guest prompts Mrs Crane to doubt the girl. It argues for balancing others viewpoints with self judgment, citing Kipling for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herusband
Kipling
Clinton College Musicians to Stage May 6 Concert at Majestic
Wartburg college orchestra and glee club from Clinton Ia will present a program at the Majestic theatre Friday evening May 6 under the auspices of First and Trinity American Lutheran churches. The 20 member ensemble is directed by Max R. Gmelin with Ferdinand Pompeil supervising rehearsals. The program spans classics to popular tunes with medleys college songs sacred numbers and a descriptive fantasia In the Clock Store featuring the double quartet among other selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartburg College
Clinton
Majestic Theatre
First
Trinity American Lutheran
Warburg
Max R. Gmelin
Ferdinand Pompeil
Clack
Mann
Hunt
William 3. Spence
F. E. Wernér
Bassacre
Faure
H. Groening
The
Holy City
Stephen Adams
F. Nenkelmans
Pfluegers Heartz
Gles Clych
Valee Sult
Wiliam Arnold
FF. Suppey
Victor Herbert
F. v. Blon
Grace Festival of Music for Grace Church May 7
Grace church hosts a Sunday evening concert with Sphor’s cantata God Thou Art Great and the Hallelujah Chorus. A 60-voice chorus from First Evangelical and Grace churches, led by Kenneth Runkel, will perform with Maybeth Mack on violin and organ accompaniment. A quartet including Karl Zellhoefer and Victor Zellhoefer will sing Remember Thy Creator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sphor
William Grobe
Grace Church
Central Christian Church Events Tie In with Local Groups
Reverend G D Serrill notes Cen tral Christian church activities. Mrs C B Weekley attends the wedding and the couple plan to live at Bibley after visiting. First Presbyterian and Sunday School workers plan a cupper at the church. J O Trumbauer will speak. Faithful Fifty to join. First Lutheran Badies Aid to hold all day quilting at church parlors. Business meeting in afternoon. Mrs Charles Britzmann and Mrs Herman Buckner to host. Social Band collects clothing for Christian Orphans home. Rebekah reports three officers and 17 members with Mrs S M Lehman. picnic luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian — Sunday School Workers’ Association
Pe m
Trumbauer
Firat Lutheran—Badies’ Aid Society
Buennese
Charles Britzmann
Herman Buckner
Houtesges
Christian Orphans’ Home
C. L. Scott
Rebekah
Noble Grand Association
Mre. S. M. Lehman
Jolly Bunch enjoys games and cards at club evening
Mr and Mrs Nick Phillips hosted 25 Jolly Bunch members with games and cards. Refreshments were served by the hostess plus Mrs Charles Van Riper Mrs Guy Robbins and Ed Mahnke. Cc B S 14 club postponed its meeting for an indefinite period. Zetta Tap club held 600 yesterday at Miss Catherine Herman residence. Mrs Mary Tap pan and Miss Nellie Kellay won prizes. Mrs Mary Cassidy along with Mrs M Saunders and Mrs Luella Slight attended from Cleveland Ohio. Wives of railway mail clerks meet tomorrow with Mrs S E Fowlie. A Mothers day program at the Testing of Araminta club yesterday opened with quotations. The hostess presented each member and guest a white flower. Mrs Luella Slight and Mrs Merlela served luncheon. Visitors included Mrs Arthur Bent and Mrs Arthur Sipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Phillips
Jolly Bunch
Charles van Riper
Guy Robbins
Ed Mahnke
Cc. B.S. 14 Club
Zetta Tap Club
Catherine Herman
Mary Tappan
Misa Nellie Kellay
Mary Cassidy
Dubuqua
M. Saunders
Cleveland, O
S. E. Fowlie
The Sandman Story by Mrs RA Walker
Miss White Hen and Miss Black Hen flee the barn for fields in search of food. Mr Fox hides in tall grass as a farmer spots movement and shoots, returning the hens to the yard. Rooster scolds them, jokes about roasting, and the hens fear future punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandman
Mrs. RA Walker
Miss White Hen
Miss Black Hen
Miss White
Miss White Han
Miss Black
Mr. Rooster
Mr. Fox
Theft of 200 Fowls Said to Mike Stobus
Two men were bound over to the Black Hawk county grand jury on felony charges with £1000 bonds each. two others were discharged in municipal court. John Beebe faced the court for breaking and entering Forum barber shop and stealing $30 and valuables. Mike Stobus held to district court on a chicken stealing charge linked to the 200 fowls disappearance. he was taken into custody on an old warrant at Mantyra after moving from Waterloo months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Lowest price of Iowa paving set by Mason City firm
Bids opened at Garner for 15.14 miles of North Iowa pike in Hancock county. Henkla Construction of Mason City bid 2.18 12 per square yard, totaling 23 073 per mile, cheaper than Buchanan county project. Paving extends Hutchins to Kossuth line and Britt to Garner, creating 86 miles of continuous pavement Charles City to Garner. Highway officials say current bids favorable. federal aid 2 060 000 this year with state match 600 000. future prices may rise with more selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Henkla Construction Company
Mason City
Hancock County
Buchanan County
Garner
Hancock
Hutchins
Kossuth
Britt
Iowa ‘Pike
Charles City
Arner
Ne Gee
Hawkeye highway paving starts near Independence Iowa
On May 1 the Western Asphalt paying men began pouring the first cement on the Hawkeye highway east of the city. A Rock Island yards mixing plant fueled a convoy of 36 trucks to haul and dump concrete, though rain later softened the ground and slowed progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bothen
Ian
Independence
Hawkeye Highway
Rock Island
Thin
Cornell College President to Speak at Evening Picnic
Members of the First church and congregation will gather at the church parlors for a 7 o clock picnic supper and a speech by Dr G W Flint president of Cornell college He is regarded as a leading local orator The Sunday school orchestra will provide music Each family should bring a dinner basket with silverware and dishes for their group
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
G. W. Flint
Cornell College
Flint
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Miss Thornton
X. X. Club
W. W. Keuffer
Carnation Club
Mrea
J. J. Brennan
Silver Circle
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E. M. Gindt
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. H. Beachier
Fred Weimer
Elizabeth McCartney
John Fiske
P.T. A
Charles Stull
F. J. Miller
East High School
Mary Graham
Mabel Bussey
Graham Messinger
Clarence Dewey
Messinger
Dewey
Grace Ullemeyer
Herbert Lantz
Busy Bee Circle
Ledah Fergeman
Rose McCord
Miies
Selman King
Berchton John
Edith Wardell
Ruth Cameron
Grace Festival of Music
RB. & P.ow
Lila Marcham
Lillian Johnson
Elizabeth Kenney
Edna Like
Anna Decker
Business and Professional Women's Club
Davenport
Eda Hebrens
Myrtle Sheldon
Missy Anna Weader
Tivoli Hall
Daughters
Tscbella
Castle Circle
E.S. Estes
Knights of Columbus
Anna Peck
Misa Mayme McGinn
King’s Daughters
King's Daughters
Unity Circle
Miznahelele
First M. E
Queen Esther Circle
First Baptist
C. H. Abbs
Kate Farnsworth
WR. Cole
A. C. Vaughn
Schear
Cedar Heights
Ladies Aid Society
Thomas Eaton
J. EB. Mayo
George Buchana
B. R. Shoesmaker
Afiss Hess Shoamaker
Kingsley P.T
Association
Kingsley Building
H. D. Lee
Edward Rickley
Billie Hey
Marshall-Wolle
Adlss
Lota. _F. Wells
Roy Marshall
Sibley
G. D. Serrill
Central Christiand Church
C. B. Weekley
Mike Stobus
ROYAL
Free Royal Baking Powder Co
Wiftinm Se
New York
Cornell
Horlick
Milfern
Horlick’s
Abe
Dome
American Sugar Refining Company
America
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Park Ave
Lafayette St
Good Housekeeping Institute
Hoosier
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