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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1929

Page

3

State B P W Meeting Announced for May in Council Bluffs

The Iowa state convention of the Business and Professional Women clubs will be at Hotel Chieftain in Council Bluffs May 17 and 18. Miss Emily Kneubuhil, former national secretary, will headline the program with an address at the May 18 dinner and will lead an emblem pageant and installation service. Reports include education committee by Mrs. George B. Warthen and emblem committee by Mrs. W. W. Warsaw. Harry Greviston of Des Moines will speak on Dollars and Sense at the May 17 dinner. Activities include a style show, bridge, games, vocational luncheons, and a May 18 breakfast at Camp Brewster.

Emily Kneubuhil Business and Professional Women's Clubs Iowa

D of I State Meeting Set for Davenport May 11

The state convention of Daughters of Isabella will be held Saturday May 11 at Hotel Black Hawk Davenport. Miss Mayme Egan regent and state officer will attend and Mrs. J E Keele will be on the program. Delegates from Waterloo are expected to attend. The Davenport circle will hold initiation Sunday morning after the convention with state officers assisting as guests.

Daughters of Isabella Hotel Black Hawk Davenport Mayme Egan J. E. Ckeele Waterloo Snch

Eaton Burnette Rites Set for Sunday in Charles City

In Charles City on May 4, the wedding of Marguerite H. Burnette and Otis W. Eaton is planned for Sunday afternoon at First M E church with Rev. E B T Gough officiating. Attendants will be Mr and Mrs Lyle Bushbaum. The bride, a local high school graduate, works at G Patten and Son Nursery. Eaton, a Sioux Rapids graduate, attended M G A College in Chicago and is now with Cities Service, after a stint as assistant boys secretary at the local M CSA.

Mehigen Honaker Iss Opal Honaker W. H. Honaker Fifth Street Wesk Dalton Mehugen William Melu-gel Marble Rock Central Christian Church Lew G. Hert Lola Honaker Melugen Meijugen Mason City

Hints in beauty care a spring tonic

Spring health tips discuss old time tonics for vitality and a clear skin. It describes a sulfur and molasses paste regimen, dandelion root tea, burdock yellowdock and dandelion herb teas, with guidance on dosing, timing, and when to skip days.

Club Meeting Schedule For Next Week

A dense list of upcoming club events and gatherings across many venues including hotels, churches, and social clubs. The schedule features a wide range of organizations such as Kappa Phi, Pi Theta Pi, Fidelis class, YWCA groups, Ladies Aid societies, and the American Legion auxiliary. Events span Monday through Saturday with dances, banquets, card parties, receptions, and entertainment at venues like Black's tearoom, Sunnyside Country club, Walnut Street Baptist church, Hotel Russell, and the Public Library west.

Triple Four Donald Banedfield Irving “Cadety Kappa Phi Kappa Delta Pi Black's Pi Theta Pi Sunnyside Country Club

Evening Socials and Card Parties at Sacred Heart and St Marys

A Friday evening card party at St Marys school hall hosted by Sacred Heart court attracted attendees including Mrs A A Galz Mrs L J Rippee Harold Tender and Joseph Sehuy who won Wilde favors. Prizes in AOC went to Mrs James Robes Mrs John Greeks Herold and Edmund Kurth. Birthday party honors for Miss Violetta Pim at 820 Second Street West featured Five Hundred with Lester Wise winning first and Madeline Wiese receiving a consolation. Plong received gifts. Charity bridge series by Danehtors of Isabella planned for Tuesday at Mrs BE W Bute 1224 Logan Avenue hosted by Mrs C B Huston and Mrs James McMenimen with eight tables. Gold Leaf Camp prizes awarded to Mrs C R Town hend and Mrs Lawrence Massey in a card party for benevolence. J P Casey and Mrs Frank gai won door prize to Mrs Ray Scribner.

Walnut Street Baptist Church Charles Trunkey Weal B. Grabany Calvary Evangelical Church Ruth Erickson Hotel Russell-Lamson Y. W. CG. A. First Lutheran Brotherhood — Church St. Mary's Court Waterloo Royal Neighbors Black Hawk I. C. O. F. Hall M. C. Westeoth Mizpah Circle King’s Daughters H. Yerne Myers First U. P. Aid Society J. MM. Hamilton First Lutheran Missionary Society Glyde Welch Maiel Guilt First Presbyterian Church Clarence Wilcox Ladies’ Aid Society St. Paul’s M. E Woman's Missionary Society First U. P John Lilja Church of the Brethren Hubert Sweitzer West Circle Christ Episcopal Church Elliott Wise O. &. S.—Masonic Temple Sacred Heart Court St. Mary's Hall College Symphony Orchestra Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls W. C. A. Homebuilders Walnut Street Baptist Church Black's Woman's Society First Baptist Ensurch E. N._ Nelson Rowena Circle C. Ralf Rosary Society Sacred Heart Church la Lomita Club R. M. Lewis G. L. Thompson Joyto Club Walter Schneider Howard Rath Nellie Brooks Robert Ingersoll Mildred Smith Kraft High Auditorium A. W. Sipes Agrs W. W. Kauffer Evelr Dozen Jesup Black St. Mary's Sewing Circle School Hall American Legion auxiliary—Memorial Hall Blue Triangle League Y. W A. Isnights Colinbus K. Cc Russell- Lantsert Sacred Heart Parish Simshine Indes IL. A B. R Cearpont Women of Mousehart Legion Moose Hall Title Players Music Eluie Antetli Lingrlbsch Theol Pisl Y. W. CA St. Marys School Hall Wilde Favers Aa. K. Galz L. J. Rippee Harold Tender Joseph Sehuy James Robes John Greeks Herold Edmund Kurth AOC J. Butterfield Violetta Pim Riviere Tes Yoom Second Street West Lester Wise Madeline Wiese Plong W. Bute Logan Avenue C. B. Huston James McMenimen C. R. Townhend Lawrence Massey Efitp Reyal Mee J.P. Casey Mra Frank Gai Ray Scribner Becker Chapter Masonic Temple Walter Voorhees W. F. Jaffery W. R. Burkett Louis’ Whitman Martha McCormick Mother Machree Harold Smith Aliss Lucille Cutler Janet Little W. S. Halverson G. J. Mack BE. G. Lefer Grdar Falla Independence Jesup c Byrislow Mack Fred Sporle

M E Societies Luncheon Marks Sixtieth Mission Anniversary

Four Mason City M E churches join a 60th anniversary luncheon of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Hotel Hanford with about 300 attendees. Waterloo delegates include Rev T P Shaffer and Mrs C A Ferguson as Dr Ida Belle Lewis from China speaks on There utopia and foreign work while Mrs Frederick Lindsey of Minneapolis outlines Columbus celebration plans.

M. E Woman's Foreign Missionary Socieies Hotel Hanford Mason City United States Iowa Waterloo T. P. Shaffer C. A. Ferguson G. R. Gassell C. W. Hitchcock PB. W. Bingaman Edson Gilelt Charles Storm Ida Belle Lewis China Frederick IF. Lindsey Minneapolis Columbus Alice Rigby Moore St. Ansgar Upper Iowa Mason City Society

Federated Floyd County clubs meet in Nora Springs

The annual Floyd county federation meeting is set for Monday in Nora Springs at the M E church with county chairman Mrs Blanche Dunkelburg presiding. Morning reports, luncheon, and an afternoon program including community singing and talks by Mrs Hawthorne and Mrs James Blythe are planned.

Courier Spectat Des Moines Hawthorne Mason City M. G. Smith James Blythe Mexico Ed Hunter Nora Springs Club

Church League Gatherings and Banquets Across Local Churches

Church groups announce banquets and meetings across First Lutheran Brotherhood First Baptist Harmony class and Fidelis group at Walnut Street Baptist First U P church and First United Presbyterian schedule gatherings. Members host dinners, planJune events, and conduct socials with assignments to homes and parish halls.

Club Notes LM extends luncheon gatherings next Thursday

Gib will have luncheon at 1 o clock next Thursday at the home of Mrs. Noeilie Brooks 630 Park avenue with Mrs. BR Shoe maker assisting hostess. The Hi-Jo club will be entertained at luncheon Thursday at 1 o'clock at Hotel President by Mrs. Co i Thompson. The Double X club will lunch at Black's tearoom next Thursday hosted by Mrs. W W Kauffer. Mrs O C Thompson hosts her bridge club Thursday at Jumehran in Black's tearoom with three tables of bridge. Even Dozen study club Jesup meets for luncheon at Birch's tean room Thursday of next week.

Russell-Lansan Chanter W. A. B. Graham Fourth Ostreek West J. D. Easton J. R. Vaughan FP. W. Robertson Katherine Doughtry Noeilie Brooks Park Avenue BR. Shoemaker Hotel President Co. i. Thompson Double X Club Black's Tearoom W. W.W. Kauffer O. C. Thompson Jumehran Jesup Birch's Waterlnn Black John Rector Mitel Wydell Cassboer Heights George Welker Edna Lichty Limeriean Taflay Lesroam Mra J. W. Lichty Hammond Avenue

Northeastern Iowa Couples Wed In Numerous Apr weddings

Numerous marriage announcements from Ackley Decorah Reinbeck Fairbank Oelwein Maynard and nearby towns list brides Miss Eleanor Sieard Grace Marion Church Helen Overmann Mildred Irwin Marie Berntsen Edna Atkinson Kathryn Brennan Alice Moulton Sybilla Treweller Margaret Oeth Vera Vest La Veune Litts Judson Wheeler Meta Wealendorf Myra Ackenbach Irene Johns Delmar Ritchey Anna Schoeneich Eva Beckman and grooms across Des Moines Waterloo Charles City Hampton and surrounding communities with parsonage and church ceremonies and planned homes in their new towns.

A A A W Guest to Address Cedar Falls Chapter

Dr Lois Hayden Meek educational secretary of the American Association of University Women will speak at Cedar Falls Thursday June 6 at Bartlett hall. Members from Waterloo and nearby areas will be invited. The event follows a dimmer and tea for members and guests.

Lois Hayden Meek Washington, D. C American Association of University Women Cedar Falls Bartlett Hal Waterloo Meek

Gardening Books Boost Unseasonal May Enthusiasm

Garden fans seek warmth in spring and fresh hope in books. Louise Beebe Wilder’s Colour in My Garden features color schemes and spring to fall blooms. Adventures in My Garden and Rock Garden join her works. Marya Averill’s Japanese Flower Arrangement shows Western applications. The Joyous Art of Gardening aids beginners, with practical tips for urban plots and boundary ideas. Other titles include The Culture of Perennials and Peonies in the Little Garden.

Louise Beebe Wilder Marya Averill Japan Oy Frances Duncei Wodell Cloud Ing Harding Hottes Whiter

Home Education and Concentration in Family Life

A community piece on home schooling techniques in a family setting. It advocates bedtime recounting of daily events to train memory, outdoor sound observation, and focused attention during tasks. The author cites Dr. C. G. E. Allen on kindergarten benefits for citizenship and North Dakota's future generation.

Republic North Dakota GC. E. Allen State Teachers College Valley City N. D

City in brief from Waterloo and surrounding area

Local brief notes from Waterloo Iowa and nearby towns include Cowln of Chicago visiting on business, Craig Ellyson of Waterloo singing from WSUI in Iowa City at noon Monday, and W J Thorn of New York City touring as Bible Students lecturer in Waterloo. A Druger of Elkader with Clayton County Register contacted Waterloo friends. Mrs Burrtishly undergoing operation at Allen Memorial Hospital shows steady recovery.

R. MN. Cowln Chicago Craig Ellyson Waterloo WSUI Iowa City W. J. Thorn New York City International Bible Students Association Waterioa A. Druger Elkader Clayton County Register Burr Tishly Prospect Avenin Watering Ministerial Association YY. W. Co J. A. Laurie Cedar Feights Community Presbyterian Church

Dinner Party for Five Couples At Binck's Tonight

Misses Ethel May Miller and Jean Blough host a dinner party for five couples at Binck's tonight followed by a theatre outing. Also a smoker event at St. Mary's Hall with the Men’s Catholic Order of Foresters at 7 50 in the evening.

Ethel May Miller Jean Blough Binck Tenradin Tandhemy St. Mary's Court

Dengue cases in Greece cited with 1994 reference

The text lists animals and trees then notes 80,000 dengue cases in Greece in 1994. It appears as a fragmented OCR with mixed items and no clear news structure. Entities include Greece and 1994, with no coherent event details or context.

Foyer Greece

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