Women federation leaders urge broader club outreach growth
Mrs. Elizabeth Kenney of Waterloo addresses the annual Town Federation convention in Keokuk, praising early pioneers of the national federation, urging state membership support, expanded inner club programs, and planned club growth toward 50 clubs next year. Attendees from Waterloo include A. E. Johnson and Catherine McNally.
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St. Louis
Elizabeth Kenney
Waterloo
Town Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Federation
Keokuk
Cpeaker
The
National Federation
Reid
Kenney
Lena Madesin Phillips
A. E. Johnson
Hess
Mrs Monaghan Honored at Two Birthday Parties
Two birthday celebrations honored Mrs. Mary Monaghan of 1826 Franklin Street for her ninety ninth birthday. Neighbors, including fifteen guests, surprised her with refreshments, then a St. John’s sewing circle hosted a second party with more greetings and treats.
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Mary Monaghan
Franklin Street
Sewing Circle
St. John's Church
St Mark's Church to Entertain Next District Meeting
St Mark's Episcopal church will entertain the fall district meeting of the Women's auxiliary, following yesterday's spring district gathering in Independence. Delegates from Waterloo and Christchurch attend, with Rev Myr Mounsey delivering the sermon. Sixty eight dined at the parish house. State officers Mrs W M Cunningham and Mrs Jessie I Jones attended.
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St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Women of Episcopal Churches
T Hese
Waterloo
St. Mark's Church
Mines
M. Howe
H. W. Flint
W. £. Cowan
W. ‘I’. Warwick
Ida Stafford
George Lingelbach
John Chevalier
Willi Ashmore
Alfred Rawlins
J. W. Killike
Dean Upjohit
James Church
Independence
Ab Moon
W. M. Cunningham
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Auxiliary
Jessie I. Jones
Jons Falls
Marie Gleason Honored Guest at Prenuptial Bridge Party
Mrs. W E Steely Paul Otto and Miss Virginia Clary hosted a bridge party at Hotel Russell Lamson in honor of Miss Marie Gleason ahead of her May 15 marriage to Paul Manning. Guests included Kathryn Gleason Ruth Hamilton and other local social figures with a bridal motif display.
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W. E. Steely
Paul
Otto
Virginia Clary
Russell Lamson
Marie Gleason
Paul Manning
Kathryn Gleason
Ruth Hamiton
Miss Gleason
Mmes
Joseph Lutgen
John Flynn
Elvin Horslund
Marie Butterfield
Ethel Reinhart
Dorothy Wells
Margaret Gleason
Belyn Miller
Madeline Manning
Frances Willard Birthday Party Honored by Girls Group
Miss Frances Willard received birthday honors from a wirphone office group after a theatre party. Guests, including Edna Adams and Bernita Jaquith, visited Mrs. Floyd Teeter’s home for music and luncheon in a pink and white color scheme.
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Frances Willard
Wirphone Office
Floyd Teeter
Miss Willard
Teeter
Edna Adams
Mabel Rallf
Bernita Jaquith
Elva Stout
Margaret Winters
Wilma Carr
Farewell Party Honors Visitor Mrs Johnson
Mrs O W Leland hosted a farewell party at her home for Mrs A B Johnson who has been visiting Waterland with plans to return to Decorah Indiana. The afternoon included favors for Mrs Johnson and Irene Perry, with out of town guest Miss Doris Kelly from Buckingham Indiana.
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O. W. Leland
A. B. Johnson
Johnson
BE. W. Patterson
Waterlan
Decorah
Irene Perry
Doris Kelly
Buckingham
Hints in Beauty Care and Chiropody Advice
Practical tips for self chiropody and foot care including corn removal with a knife, lambs wool pads, collodion treatment, and protective creams. Also contains stray personal health musings about Miss E M’s hair and age at 18 rounds overweight and hair styling guidance.
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E. M
Miriam Evans shines in college voice recital at Iowa State Teachers
Miss Miriam Evans, contralto, delivered a polished recital in Gilchrist chapel at Iowa State Teachers College. Her Schubert Erl König performance showcased a powerful, sweet voice and strong interpretive skill, supported by accompanist Miss Lillian Gresser.
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Miriam Evans
Gilchrist’ Chapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Elizabeth Schmidt
Luther Richman
College
Evans
Lillian Gresser
Bride Honored by Mrs Grieger in Post Wedding Party
Mrs Edward Grieger hosted a brid e shower afternoon at her home in honor of Mrs Louis Brow formerly Miss Flossie Cameron after her Monday wedding. Guests included Mrs David Eastman Mrs Sarah Kennison Mrs Joseph Grieger Miss Marcia Clark Miss Jane Wool and Miss Margaret Arnold. Mrs Arnold helped serve a three course dinner and gifts were presented to the bride.
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Edward Grieger
Louis Brow
Flossix Cameron
David Eastman
Sarah Kennison
Joseph Grieger
Marcia Clark
Jane Wool
Margaret Arnold
Arnold
Club Notes Highlight Local Bridge and Club Gatherings
Golden Glow Bridge club met at Mrs Pr Cushman home with favors to Mrs Hinge and Mrs Lawrence Duke. Th S club Orange township held Mother's Day program at Mrs Homer Pike home with readings by Mrs Stewart Fleming Dale Sindlinger and piano by Mrs Fike. Mrs Sindlingers reading titled A Great Artist and Mother. Forty women attended. Mrs A H Prench hosted T A M Bridge breakfast at her home with guests at a long table. Bridge honors awarded to Mines George Fergrant Tie Watters and K M KrudLon.
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Golden Glow Bridge Club
Pr. A. Cushman
H. A. Hinge
Lawrence Duke
Th-S Club
Orange Township
Homer Pike
Stewart Fleming
Dale Sindlinger
Fike
A. H. Prench
T. A. M. Bridge Club
George Fergrant
Tie Watters
K. M. Krud- Lon
Central Christian Church divisions host meetings and visitors
Members of division six entertain division five on May 24 at Mrs. Marry Nenny's home. Eleven division six members plus four visitors attended a meeting at Mrs. EB Carr's home yesterday. Division five entertained division three with twenty seven women at Mrs. Arthur Bickal's home. Mrs. W Robinson led the Gensen Aid Society visit with assistance from several women. The next gathering is set for May 17 at Mrs. Frank Geier's home.
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Central Christian Chirch
Marry Nenny
Division Six
Yeatercny
EB. Carr
Central Christan Church Aid Society
Arthur Bickal
W. Robinson
Genseen Aid Society
CG. J. Ogden
C. E. Carpenter
George A. Trimbell
Frank Geier
St Johns Card Party Draws Seventy Five Women
Seventy five women attended a St Johns Sewing Circle card party in the school auditorium yesterday afternoon. High scores in 500 were recorded by Mrs Jack Bussey Mrs Peter Bastendorf and Mr Frank Finn. The event was directed by Mrs Bruner Schuetz Anderle and Miss Elizabeth McGrath. Refreshments were arranged by a committee including Mrs Fritz Sampica Wagner Valenting Keiley and Dalrymple. A second card party is planned next Wednesday at the Boat Club by the Woman's Auxiliary to the Trunk Walton League.
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St. John’s Sewing Circle
Eb Bridge
Mmes
James Bannon
L. D. Massey
Jack Farley
Jack Bussey
Peter Bastendorf
Frank Finn
J. P. Casey
J. B. Bruner
William Schuetz
J. B. Anderle
Woman's Auxiliary
Trunk Walton League
Boat Club
Begin Construction of Rural School in Vernon Springs District
A contract for the erection of a new school house in Vernon Springs township district No. 1 has been let to Fred Leffler of Cresco for 3433 dollars. It was the lowest of three bids. Construction starts this week and the modern structure will stand a half mile west of the old building, about four miles southwest of Cresco.
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Lucia Zora
Zora
Lucia Zera
Jine
Cazenovia
Fred Alispaw
Colorado
G Caarter
Cresco
Vernon Springs Township
Fred Leffler
Gresco
Trial Over Bank Collapse Links Henderson Cashier
In West Union Iowa on May 4 Marion Dew testifies against M W Henderson cashier of the defunct First State Bank of Hawkeye. The state accuses Henderson of accepting deposits after insolvency while Dew lists a $51000 mortgage and about 35000 in unsecured notes by him and his wife. Trustees Munson and Dietel discuss bank paper values as L Hauth, president of the new bank, testifies.
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Jourial Speehal Sestier
West Union
Marion Dew
First State Bank of
Hawkeye
M. W. Henderson
Dew
Do. A. Munson
Frank Dietel
L. Hauth
Optical nerve fee ad and local notices across Waterloo
City brief lists Buchanan optical fee and appointment line. Notices report Miss Lillian Huntington retiring from a Chicago visit, J W Gorton taken to St Francis Hospital for influenza, Harry Saul moved home from Allen Memorial Hospital, and Mr and Mrs E H McCoy alerted by Dr R J Grary’s death in Iowa City. Also notes Charles Glockner resigning from local firm and new role selling Maxwell House coffee before travel notices for Waterloo to Chicago trains.
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Lillian Huntington
Vine ‘Street
Chicago
J. W. Gorton
Sycamora Street
St. Francis Hospital
Harry Saul
Allen Memorial Hospital
Rocheater
Minn
Union Township
E. H. McCoy
Franklin Street
Iowa City
Charles F. Glockner
Campbell Avenue
Milwaukee
Wis
Glockner
Smith, Lichty & Jifilman Co
Waterloo
Towa
Cheek-Newl Coffer Company
Nashville
Tenn
Maxwell House Coffee
Chengu
Chicago Such Retern Via Ontent
Brel Sleener An Krack
Waterton
Enlengo
Jtetern
Lieut Brucher Named Chairman Here Fore.M.T.C.
Lieut EB J Brucher adjuvant of Berker-Chapman post 148 American Legion is named Black Hawk County Citizens Military Training Camp chairman by Lieut Colt F G Turner. Capt doe Myers Cedar Falls, Dr L F Bailey La Porte City and Lieuts Barta and Larson Dunkerton assist in recruiting for the Fort Des Moines camp in August. Applicants must meet intelligence and character standards. basic course ages 17 to 24. advanced courses offer 17 to 35, 18 to 28, 19 to 31. Resources cover equipment food and medical care. Maj F G Sage to oversee examinations. local recruiters Herren and Overbey to aid in Waterloo and nearby towns.
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EB. J Brucher
Berker-Chapman
American Legion
Black Hawk County
Chairrman
Dunkerton
Fort Des Moines
Brucher
Prohibition Wrong Says Democratic Congress Candidate
Lea F. Tierney, Dubuque attorney and Democratic nomination candidate for congress from the First district, declares the eighteenth amendment unsound and national prohibition a mistake in a letter to Ida B. Wise Smith. He states he does not drink and supports temperance. The missive responds to a WCTU questionnaire.
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Dubuque, Ta
Lea F. Tierney
Dubuque
Congress
Frird
Ida B. Wise Smith
Tierney
Mrs. Smith
Delicate Broiled Temate Camapes and Baked Bluefish
A recipe style text describes broiled tomato canapes with buttered bread, a bacon garnish, and a parsley sprig. It then covers baked bluefish with butter, salt, paprika, lemon slices, and a parsley garnish. Dessert notes list a lemon sponge pie with eggs, sugar, lemon, milk, cornstarch, and butter.
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Ion
West Union Ikes Elect Officers Enroll Members
West Union Iowa May 4 Sixty names appear on the West Union Izaak Walton league roster at the annual meeting last evening up from 35 the prior year The drive for new members continues with strong results Officers elected for the new term are H A Schaefer president E C Johnston vice president W H Beall secretary and W H Burnham treasurer.
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Courier
West Union
West Union Izaak Walton League
H. A. Schaefer
E. C. Johnston
W. H. Beall
W. H. Burnham
Rain Delays Road Work From West Union to Fayette
Rain halted paving into West Union and delayed completion of the stretch to Fayette. Crews expect to finish by tomorrow evening if weather cooperates. No. 11 line connected with pavement in Fayette before ending work yesterday.
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West Union
Fayette
Courier Special Service
West
Union
Lions Bid Hillman Goodbye at Dinner
Fifty six members of the Lions club were guests at Worth Hillman for a formal dinner gathering.
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LIONS
Hillman Goodby
The
Lions Club
Worth Hillman
Pattern orders from Waterson Evening Courier
Advertises up-to-date patterns from the Courier pattern department in Waterloo. Enclose 10 cents per pattern for design, with seams. Orders filled as soon as possible and expected to reach buyers within 10 days after sending.
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Pashion
Waterloo
Kept fresh by McLaughlin Coffees listed by Waterloo grocers
A reader compiled a long list of Waterloo area grocers selling Kept fresh by McLaughlin Coffees. The catalog includes numerous shops with addresses and phone numbers such as Meisch & Pint Irving & Franklin Streets and Sinnard's Grocery on 319 E. 4th St, plus Star Grocery and Geithold listings, spanning Waterloo and nearby towns.
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McLaughlin
Waterloo
LYNCH
4Th Se
Meisch & Pint Irving & Franklin
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M.T.C
Des Moines
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Chicago Great Western
Great Western
Waterson
West Union Ikes
Dors
Jane Gray
Riviera Theatre Bldg
M“Laughlin
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Fairbank Kings Grocery
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Gilbertville
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