Banquet unites rival juniors as faculty honored guests
Juniors and seniors of Cast High, rivals since freshman year, set aside feuds for a celebratory banquet at Black's Tearoom hosting 250. Faculty received honors, decorations included pink roses and carnations, and the program blended music, speeches, and a faculty one act farce The Two Buzzards at Greenwich featured a secret marriage plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cast High
Black's
Ralph Fox
William Bane
Ralph Jameger
Chester Suison
Peter
John Brown
Greenwich
John Madison Morton
Benjamin Buzzard
Sally
Mr. Glimmer
Lateretia Buzzard
Frederic Jaye Neiller
Adolph Orlando Bentrude
John Small
Miles Victor Shore
Mary Ethel Saxon
Lucretia Buzzard
Dorothy Williams Cave
O Mara and Palowa Delight Audience in Church Benefit
Hiarney O Mara baritone and wife Jeanne Palowa presented a church benefit last evening at Waterloo theatre in Sacred Heart Catholic church. About 600 people praised his powerful yet sweet voice, especially his dramatic negro spirituals and lively Irish arts numbers. Palowa accompanied with contralto tones and musical understanding, while Mrs A A Hoffman provided piano support. Miss Lowe Mirs hosted guests at a kitchen shower for Miss Whity Lowe and Phi Sigma Chi fraternity held its opening party at Johnson's Pavilion with a modified Egyptian program due to earlier disappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiarney O' Mara
Jeanne Palowa
Waterloo
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
O'Mara
Theullaby
Ave Dent
Danny Loy
A. A. Hoffman
Cedar Falls
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Johnson's Pavilion
Paul Manning
Gerald Turner
Kirk Gross
Beauty Chats on Perfume Making and Diet Signals
Edna Kent Forbes discusses perfume production from flowers and alternative scents using chemicals, noting enfleurage decline and modern methods. She mentions floral oils, heliotropin, terpinol, and other agents, then shifts to health tips about dieting and skin care, including a sample diet chart and a home remedy tea for cleansing and aging concerns.
SIDE TALKS By Ruth Cameron Our Love of Contrast
Ruth Cameron argues that city dwellers fund New York’s pleasures while country residents provide the knowledge of country joys. A New England village example shows city visitors embracing winter sports while year round locals rarely ski or snowshoe. Children increasingly take up country sports, while city visitors exploit country favors. The piece contemplates whether country vacations bring more pleasure to rural people than they realize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Big City
New England
Ashion
Enynay
Canada
New Club Chorus to Open and Close Biennial Session
The fifteenth Diennial convention of women's clubs will open May 23 with music by the Wangloo Women's club chorus led by Mrs. M. Younus, who also heads the biennial music committee. Biweekly rehearsals have kept the chorus in form, with Monday and Friday practice times at the clubhouse. Directors and accompanists will support daily assembly singing and the convention program includes concerts, solos, duets, and quartets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Wangloo
Woman's Club Chorus
Sfrs
M. Younus
H. C. Wilbur
Robert Parrott
Elity
J. C. Wilbur
F. W. Sigworth
Parrott
Jack Patterson
Glande Bennett
Life of Salvation Army Commander's Wife Is Stranger Than Most Fiction
Emily LaPlount wife of Salvation Army Commander Edward LaPlount spent a decade separated from her father a Wesleyan minister after being raised by relatives in London and then reuniting in Colorado. Her journey from a child in England to a Salvation Army officer in America includes marriage to LaPlount and a daughter, with a wartime era tale of faith and reunion recounted in War Cry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Emily LaPlount
Edward LaPlount
Jimby Williams
Coomwall
Land's End
England
Emily
America
Ther
London
The
Colorado
Lon
Don
Mrs. LaPlount
Yves
Army
Chicago
Colorado City
Belcame
Salvation Arny
Springfield
Theral
LaPlount
Salvation
Ha J
Wags
Cant
Maggie Culley
Canton
First Congregational E C Endeavorers Host Festival Night
First Congregational Christian Endeavorers plan a season festival at the church Friday May 11 at 7 30 p m The program includes a movie and lunch Mrs Mary Strawn and Mrs I J Masonhall joined Galloway Social Union. Meetings were held with Mrs T Emers on yesterday The Fpreboil members were seven with one Wet present Hostess and helpers served refreshments Metossers of the senior division of St Joseph s Catholic Girls society will hold a breakfast at Bishop s cafeteria No 1 after low mass Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Christian Endeavorars
Mary Strawn
I. J. Masonhall
Galloway Social
Umson
Wmerson
Fpreboil
Pan Gessini
Dana Leonard
Metossers
St. Joseph's Catholic Girls’ Society
Bishop's Cafeteria
Oelock
Club Notes Entertain Husbands At Black's Tearoom
Members of Entre Nous club will entertain their husbands at a 7 o'clock dinner at Black's tearoom Thursday evening Mix 10 The secretary will receive reservations Mrs E L Arnold was hostess to Forget Me Not club and three vests Mines tadia Miles Mary Bartlett and Nettie Obele yesterday afternoon for a social time Refreshments were served Mrs E Arnold assisting the hostess Awent peas were decorations Psychology cnd will meet Monday at 7 30 p m in Universalist churches house Happy Wour elib will be entered at O'clock luncheon Tuesday at the home of Mrs J W Arbuckle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kenney
Mdna B. Sue
Whl
West
Central Building
Penn Gray
Marian Davis
Gertrude Roderick
Ichncola
Memorial Hall
John Boceller
United Spanish War Veterans
Carrie Riley Eaton
Ladies of the
Wred Warren
Entre Nous Club
Black's Tearoom
E. L. Arnold
Threvests
Tadia Miles
Mary Bartlett
Nettie Obele
Mrs. E. Arnold
Psychology Cnd
Universalist
Churess House
J. W. Arbuckle
West High Girls Stage Gymnasium Exhibit
A large audience watched West High girls perform a gymnasium exhibit with figure marching drills dances and relays. The program featured folk and gymnastic dances in dainty costumes under pretty lighting and most girls participated, praised for skilled execution. Credit to Miss Gladys Welman Miss Hortense Morgan and Miss Jeannette Krensky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We High
Irls
Gladys Welman
Tlortense Morgan
Iniin
Jeannette Krensky
The Fireless Cooker Gains In Summer Kitchen Use
The article argues fireless cookers save time and labor, cut digestion-related costs, and improve efficiency in summer cooking. Proper insulation, tight lids, and non absorbent liners are key. Gas, kerosene, and electric stoves with insulated ovens are increasingly paired, reducing fuel waste and enabling transfer from stove to cooker.
Delayed Public Hearings On Assessments In May
City council acting as board of review postpones hearings on tax assessments from the first Monday in May due to incomplete review of the assessment rolls. Hearings will be rescheduled as required by law with a June 1 date targeted. Council members have met nightly for a month to complete the review before protests are heard. Citizens whose assessments are raised will be notified once all protests are heard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scting
Board of Review
Althe Tite
An Old Fashioned Mother Play Shown by Waterloo Ladies
Janesville Iowa May 5 capacity crowd at Janesville Church heard St Pauls Ladies Aid Society of Waterloo perform An Old Fashioned Mother for the second time this week. Mrs Taylor Messinger directed. Mrs RR Wilkins starred as the mother with strong support from K C Updegraft as housekeeper and Anson Stevenson as prodigal son. Claude Orvis blessed with later success as a businessman. Village cast included Helen Stuffleheim as village belle and George Berray as sheriff. Choir and orchestra provided between acts under Viola Billings and Mrs Nes singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
St. Paul
RR. J. Wilkins
Herbert Sherwood
Claude Orvis
Stewart Lewis
J. R. Howard
Helen Stuffleheim
Anestha Kenyon
George Berray
L. K. Church
Ida Bodaker
Henry Brandes
Marian Townsend
Ruby Heald
Viola Billings
Taylor Nessinger
Bearing Gives Owners Final Chance to Adjust Assignments
The statement notes that bearing will grant owners a last opportunity to modify specific assignments, outlining procedural steps and deadlines to ensure compliance and timely updates.
Miss Ruby Reimler Chosen Visiting Nurse at Sartori
Miss Ruby Reimler, current Sartori Memorial Hospital superintendent in Cedar Falls, will assume the visiting nurse post left vacant by Miss Susan B. Leniz of Waterloo Social Welfare League. Trained in Boston and formerly with Toledo, Ohio, she was selected by a committee chaired by Dr. G A Waterbury and will begin duties in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Reimler
Sartori Memorial Hospital
Cedar Falls
Susan B. Leniz
Waterloo
Social Welfare League
Miss Reimler
Boston
Mass
Toledo, G
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
East High
Flan
Blades Tearagn
Palowa
Lowe—Mirs
van Siyke
Whity Lowe
J. Henry Bender
Opal
Petra Petersen
Letia Ferguson
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
France
West Indies
Eau de Cologny
Janelle
Margie
Ruth Cameron
New Club Chorus
W.W. W. Gist
Russell-Lamson
Iiving Literary Society
Irving
Bi’ Rehnell
Gist
Marjorie Warnock
Mildred Lewis
Smites
Coila
Rion
Quarhet Eone
Dorothy Neimeyer
Isa Tauser
Shirley
Kathleen Hill
Florence Fall
Waterloo Woman's Club
West High Auditorium
J. C. Tinox
Jean Find Anil
Mabel Hasting
C. R.bassarear
Sylvester Plouff
Hime
L. K. Anderson
Anderson
Glatyce Bassarear
Pauline Bassarear
Floyd Mabb
7. R. McMullan
Emily Williams
Church News
West High
Mrs. Harland
Allen
Janesville Church
Shattuck
Minnesota
Shattuck Summer School
Faribault, Mino
Firse National Bank
First National Bank Waterloo
Camarsh
Arex AM
KorFes
Interstate Appliance Corporation Labor Saving Devices Gas CO
Ekanen
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!