Waterloo women attend department convention and May gatherings
Delegates from the Waterloo chapter Mrs. George Carroll Mrs. Ollie Knapp and Mrs. Grace Bross were named for the Daughters of Veterans department convention in Mason City. May 19 Mother’s Day program includes a picnic supper arranged by Mrs. Ethel Snodgrass and Miss Alice Stewart with supper planned by Mrs. Ollie Knapp Mrs. Gertrude Wright and Mrs. Grace Stallman. Various social events follow including card parties and club meetings at St. Mark's Moose Hall and the YWCA, with multiple hosts and attendees from local groups.
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Waterloo
Department Convention of Daughters of Veterans
Mason City
Sinx
George Carroll
Ollie Knapp
Grace Bross
Memorial Hall
Ethel Snodgrass
Alice Stewart
Gertrude Wright
Grace Stallman
Happy Hour Club Luncheon and Social Gatherings Noted
Mrs F J Bightley hosted a 1 PM Happy Hour luncheon with three sisters present including Mrs F L Benedict and Mrs G H E Bower man, Los Angeles, and Mrs G A Willard Pipestone Minnesota. Snapdragons decorated. R F club to meet at Mrs Ethel Snodgrass home Thursday with husbands as 6 PM dinner guests. Social band plans a noon picnic dinner with Mrs Ray Burday, while Mrs E A Williams hosts Social Circle for picnic luncheon Thursday evening.
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F. J. Bightley
Happy Hour Club
F. L. Benedict
Dlup
G. HE. Bowerman
Los Angeles
G. A. Willard
A. Be. Alexandar
Ethel Snodgrass
Husbands Art
Ray C. Buraay
E. A. Williams
First Lutheran Women Meet in Church Parlors
First Lutheran women gather in church parlors with Mrs. Caroline Hartman and Mrs J B Becker as hosts. Sewing circle members from St Mary’s hall participate with a hostess committee including Mrs Joseph Voellinger and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran
Caroline Hartman
Mra J.B. Becker
Sewing Circle
St. Mary's Hall
Joseph Voellinger
Kenneth Farrell
Ralph Barratt
J. J. ‘Brenson
A. BE. Will
Methodist Church
The Side Talks on Skipping Grades in Children
An essay discusses Barbara who skips a grade and the pride it brings her mother. It questions what is gained by advancing early and notes potential losses such as missed material and lack of companionship. It cites childhood pace and a Miss Evelyn reference on rushing children.
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Barbara
Ander
John
Mary
Izd
Alice Meynell
John Evelyn
Evelyn
Miss Mesnel
Civil War Veterans Honored at May Party in Lincoln Circle
Lincoln circle Ladies of the G A R hosted Robert Anderson post for a May party at the White Sea Inn. A 5 dinner at 7 featured May pole decor, orchestra, and varied entertainment. Speakers included Paul Davis and Amos Wheat. Proceeds and decorations supported hospital children in Town City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Robert Anderson
White Sea Inn
Muate
Paul Davis
Anna Waager Becker
Mrs Iblings
Edward Swank
Mr. Davis
Mr. Iblings
Optimistic Expansion Outlook Held By Waterloo Real Estate Men
Waterloo real estate board met at Black's tearoom to discuss conditions. They noted many homes are being built, population growth to Waterloo could reach 10 000 in five to seven years with loyalty, and rentals and prices remain strong. They plan to send a delegation to the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention in Detroit June 23 to 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Realtors
National Associattion of Real Estate Boards
Detroit
Fashionable Slim Figure Promoted by Exercise and Health Tips
The article counsels a slim, healthy figure via daily exercises for hips abdomen back and legs. It describes a model of tight fitting dresses, emphasizes a firm yet relaxed look, and suggests routines including bending to floor, hip pivots, and deep breathing. It also offers dubious dermatological and dieting tips mixed with readers’ questions about weight and skin issues.
Waterloo club elects Fanny Hemenway president
Miss Fanny Hemenway, vice president and parliamentarian of the Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club, was elected president at the annual meeting succeeding Elizabeth Kenney who retires after a constitutional term limit. Delegates to the state convention and officers were named as nominees and reports showed club finances and publication results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Hemenway
Waterloo Business & Professional Women’s Club
Kenney
State Federation
Waterloo
Waterloo Club
B. Pf. W
Maude Harmon
Bess Cooley
Aline Krieger
Callie Wieder
Eda Behrens
Lois Cass
Mae Howard
W. D Ives
Marion Cooley de Paar
Ruth Hamlin
Charlottte Howe
Mayme Egan
Alice Wyckoff
Eda Ahrens
Mae Keller
Tre
S Keller
Lillian Hileman
Ken
City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Appointments
Local items include Maurice Van Metre moving to Cleveland for a copy desk post, Mrs. T A Houlihan called to a relative’s bedside in Wisconsin, and George Hayes reporting a 200 pound Jersey Red hog theft. Officials note Scout court sessions in Waterloo, and Lions Club plans for a district convention in May.
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Maurice van Metre
Cleveland
News
Clark Smith
Baby
Sam Smith
Winthrop, la
Burl Downs
Russell Sherren
Winthrop, A
George Ayes
Twelfth Street
Eva Purington
Waterloo
Hot Springs
Ark
Comanche
Whittier and Kingsley Children Praised for May Day Dances
Whittier and Kingsley school children earned praise for May Day dances presented at Byrnes Park as part of the playground association program. Participants included Pauline Moothart Avon Harris Tone Crumrine and many others with roles in the Tonto Swedish Clap and Crested Hen dances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier and
Kingsley School
Playground — Association
Byrnes Park
Victor Read
Waykround
Whitt
Pauline Moothart
Avon Harris
Tone Crumrine
Dorothy Pederson
Lois Smith
Katherine Sarsat
Margaret Thompson
Elizabeth Gilbert
Virginia Cole
Betty Tiekky
Elsie Harwick
Tunice Myrtle Hadley
Myrtle Lartred Barty
Eleanor Glasara
Newhbecke
Helen Wal- Tkinvster
Betty Waterberg
Ruth Scheibe
Pern Taylor
Betty W Ter
Andrey Seige
Mary Marais
Vuritle Queer
Vera Jensen
Bonnie Hall
Ruth Johnson
Myrtle M Homan Granted Divorce From Professor
Myrtle M Homan was granted a divorce by default from Thermas B Homan a psychology professor at Iowa State Teachers College. He waives all rights to property including the Cedar Falls home and a farm and pays court costs plus $100. Spouses names and ages appear, with residence implied in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Moman
Thermas B. Homan
Towa
Colege
Byt Co
Margaret Jane Bandfield
C. B. Tandfield
Waterloo Represented at Sixtieth State Sunday School Meet
Delegates from various churches attend the Burlington session of the sixtieth annual state Sunday school convention. W. W. Beal of Westminster Presbyterian is president. other attendees include Cal T. Miller Elmer Blough Ince Witter Bloyd Ringler and Frank Wisner.
Clearing House Seeks Loan Payoff From Bank Closure
The Waterloo Bank and Trust Co receiver asks court to authorize paying off a $108,000 loan from the Waterloo Clearing House Association made the night before closure. The bank hoped $100,000 plus deposits would cover it but failed, closing at 2 p.m. A collateral release is sought as the loan has fallen to $68,000 and the clearing house will buy $23,000 of collateral to help liquidate the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Bank &Trust Go
Waterloo Clearing House Association
Missionary Society Honors Mrs G W Chester
Mrs G W Chester of 113 Sunny Side Avenue was elected to the board of managers of the Women’s Christian Missionary Society of Iowa at its Davenport annual meeting. New president and general secretary elected were Mrs A George of Des Moines and Miss May Frick Cedar Rapids respectively. Other new board members include Mrs William Caldwell Centerville Mrs A G Standley Boone Mrs W H Baits Adel C Travers Des Moines Annette Newcomer Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Chester
Sunnyside Avenue
Women's Christian Missionary Society of Iowa
Davanport
A. ©. George
Des Moines
William Caldwell
Centerville
A. G. Standley
Boone
W.H. Baits
Adel
May Frick
Cedar
C. Travers
Annette Newcomer
Plds
Junior High Musicians Rehearsing for Friday Recital
Junior high school singers and violinists are holding daily practices for a Friday concert in East High auditorium. Miss Norma E. Gaiser and Mary Nancy Graham have arranged a balanced program. Participating groups include the girls' chorus the boys' glee club the girls' lee club and the violin choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baily
East High Auditorium
Norma E. Gaiser
Mary Nancy Graham
Girls’ Lee
Building Permits and Marriage Notices Summary
Building permits issued for G M Simmons for a house and garage at 17 Baston avenues valued at 7100 dollars and J B Bickley for a garage at Home Park boulevard valued at 200 dollars. Waterloo Boiler Works plans a one story office building at 3750. George Zwanziger files a garage at 4081 Dawson street valued at 200 dollars. Marriage notices: June Roy Derby and Eva May Cameron, both of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Simmons
Baston Avenues
J. B. Bickley
Home Park Boulevard
Waterloo Boiler Works
George Zwanziger
Dawson Street
Roy Derby
Waterloo
Eva May Cameron
Typing Expert Demonstrates Across Local Exhibitions
Miss Minnia Regelmeyer of New York, world amateur typing champion, showcased rapid typing in events at Mast High and West High, Gates Business College, and Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Arts. She appeared this morning at Gates and Teachers colleges and this afternoon at Hast and Weat Highs under the local Underwood Typewriter branch, displaying new magnified-point shears for removing needles from co cewing-teac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnia Regelmeyer
New York
Mast High
West High
Gates Business College
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Arts
Regermeyer
Underwood Typewriter, Coping
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Cameron-Derby
Eva Cameron
J. KR
Derby
Free Methodist Church
Robert K. Stuart
W. 1. Warwiel
W. E. Cowan
N. W. Birdsall
John Hock
George Rowell
A Bryant
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Bryant
N. A. Gassar
CG. M. Howe
Fred Wray
H. C. Bernbrook
W.C. A
Lena Voss
Eva Webber
Lena Hersey
Moose Hall
George Weilien
E. G. Miller
F. J. Damge
J. P. Greenley
George Smith
Emerson P.E. A
J. F. Morris
Parent-Teacher Council
Emerson Building
Wat
St. Mary's Court
St. Mary's School Hall
Ifalen Gould
Memo
Rial Holt
LF. i
Elup
Manson
Dean
G. R. Baum
B. L. Fox
Sunshine Rebekah
Hall West
Church News
Evangelical Friendship
Sarah Iaffe
Allen Memorial Hospital
Immanuelutheran Ladies Aid Society
Henry Meyer
Walter Meyer
Carl Nath
Clara. Barton
St. Mary'a Catholic Girls’ Club
Luther League of Trinity American Lutheran Church
Thomas Eaton
Missionary Society of
Cedar Heights Community
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Vera Marie
Eleanor Tmeming
Evelyn Krause
Grace Turin
Arya Raw
Charies Brown
Charles Morse
Pees Agus
Meir
Daslinsl
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Cedar Freights Park
Charlotte Howe
Dora Mitchell
Wilda Mae Beck
Park
Leles
Tpodge No. 57
Bean Hur Hall
T. C. O. F. Lodge
Weet Hall
Dustie
Joan
W. Head
Miss Hemenway
West End
Ith St. Bridge
Bidz
Buechsnan
Clarence A. Deal
Walnut Street
Chicago
Robert Stevenson
Vernon
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Canada
Clifton
Missouri Pacific Railroad
A. F P. Pfalzeras
Cal
T. A. Houlihan
Mae LeVon
Arnold Bender
University of Iuwa
Phi Epsilon Kappa Fraternity
Benders
Iowa
Court of Honor
Waterloo Boy Scout Council
May Court of Honor Jis
Charles Mullan
Shouard
Dorothy Pedersen
Virginia Shelton
LeGrande Egbert
My = Valet company
M. G. Cleveland
Oskaloosa
John Pletcher College
Cu-R Nomvnning
Chiago Great Western Railroad
Here
MelIntire
O.G. W
East District Card of Education
C. W. Kline
Gladys McGonnele
Nolite Department
C. W. Henry
Adams Street
Cata
James Ryan
H. Rasmussen
Polive Court
L. H. Orvis
Kid Bray
Tenth Street
Tappi
Minn
Allen Johnson
National Guard
Town National Guard
Clyde Davis
Co. B
Cedar Falls
John 500
Iowa Guard
Agnes E. Hartgenbush
Paul J. Hartgenbush
Norwood Street
Myrtle M. Homan
Clearing House
California
China
Murs
Eng
Cedar Repids
Lowa
THE
Fowler Company
Larvex
Larvex Corporation
Brooklyn
DRS. Harvey
Moodie
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