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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1929

Page

2

Hoover's Teacher to Talk to Quota Club Tonight

West Branch caregiver Mrs Mollie Garran visits for a Quota Club dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. She will discuss Hoover's boyhood and the Jnangura ceremonies where she was an honored guest. Guests include Miss Callie Wieder and local ladies at luncheon prior to the event.

Mollie Garran West Branch Treaver Russell Lamson Hoover Garran Wow. Beal Sheridan Road Inc Callie Wieder L. ¢. Heemsworth M. H. Loomis F. M. Goll W. H. Bickley Henry Grout

Haymaker Cahill Marriage Service Performed Today

Miss Bernice Cahill daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Cahill 610 Glenwood avenir wed Arthur Haymaker son of Mrs M B Haymaker Vinton at 730 this morning at St Johns Church Rev N J Lent officiated The couple were aided by Nisa Leona Cahill and Joe Cahill The reception followed at the bride's parents home Afterwards the Haymakers will reside at Brockwell Arms apartments.

Bernice Cahill J. M. Cahill Glenwood Avenir Arthur Haymaker Haymaker Vinton St. John's Church N. J. Lent Nisa Leona Cahill Joe Cahill Hise Bern Waterloo Photo Company Mr. Haymakers Jake and Bill

Shower Planned for Miss Bernice Potter Before Wedding

Miss Bernice Potter’s pre wedding shower tonight at Miss Louwise Green’s Riverside Drive home brings ten guests for cards and a kitchen shower. Pink and green luncheon appointments are arranged.

Louwise Green Vincy Cone Bernice Potter Miss Green Riverside Drive Miss Potter

Calendar of Local Club Events and Meetings Tonight

A condensed listing of community gatherings and society meetings scheduled for tonight across churches, clubs, and organizations. Events include church circle sessions, women’s groups, garden and bridge clubs, lodge activities, and school department banquets at various local venues.

Miss Krensky to Become Bride of Des Moines Man

Engagement announced at Krensky home with 25 guests at dinner Miss Jeanette Krensky to wed Dr. E Philip Davidson of Des Moines Davidson attended Drake and Town universities member of Phi Beta Delta fraternity several out of town relatives listed Anniversary note at 1719 Berth Avenue for Mr and Mrs Hd ward Sleege twentieth wedding anniversary Mothers day dinner for Civil War Veterans at Memorial hall Dinners for teachers orchestra banquet and Phi Sigma Chi spring dance plans noted Royal Neighbors meeting date changed to May 14

Jeanette Krensky Harry Krensky Fourth Street West E. Philip Davidson Des Moines Krensky West High School Dr. Davidson A. Davidson Drake Town Phi Beta Delta Fraternity H. L. Davidson William Davidson Nate Davidson Jack Fink Allen Leonard Press Phil Shapera Oskaloosa Hdward Sleege Berth Avenue Wusic C. J. Bishop Cedar Falls Memorial Hall C. D. Engeldow Elva Wannemaker Iowa State Teachers College Orchestra Delphi Literary Society Pi Omega Pi Black Phil Sigma Chi Phi Sigma Chi

Hints in Beauty Care 10 Includes Home Sewing Tips

The piece urges revival of home sewing for outfits and accessories, offering practical projects such as patchwork scarves, serge neckties, and bright leftover silk bows. It also gives cosmetic guidance on facial massage, brow care, and hair growth tips, advising colors that suit various complexions.

Viangis Paris Cetors

Miss Slutts to Be Honoree at Several Parties

Cedar Falls May 6 Several showers and social events are planned for Miss Harriett Slutts ahead of her May 22 wedding to DeWitt Spensley of Waterloo. An Waterloo shower is hosted by Mrs George Loveall and Mrs Carroll Lynn. Annabell Seltenvich hosts a Cedar Falls evening, and a dinner bridge is planned by Mrs Maynard A Showers with Elsie and Marie Christofferson in the bridal party. Seventeen guests will attend a dinner at Hotel Oxford followed by more bridge at Showers home.

Cedar Falls Harriett Slutts DeWitt Spensley Waterloo First Presbyterian Church Bruce Giffen Miss Slutts George Loveall Carroll Lynn Annabell Seltenvich Sixth Street West Maynard A. Showers Elsie Marie Christofferson Oxford Bridge Showers Second Street West

West High school commercial students dinner program

Commercial department of West High school will host a banquet at Riviera tearoom Tuesday evening with main speaker G L Mechan manager of the Ss 5 Kresge dollar store. Harold Gmagg will act as toastmaster as officers for next year are elected.

Commercial Department of West| High School Riviera G L. Mechan Ss. 5 Kresge Dollar Harold Gmagg

Church Meetings Set Across Local Faiths This Week

Fidelity class at First M. E. Church meets Tuesday at 6 30 with Mrs H Davey 335 Clough. Jean Morrison circle of First United Presbyterian gathers Tuesday evening at Mrs John McDowell 485 Locust. West Side circle at Christ Episcopal convenes a 1 pm lunch Monday at 631 Third St West. Universalist Ladies Social Union hosts lunch Wednesday at 12 30 at Parish House with 2 pm business session. Missionary society of Chrelea Furst Lutheran meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Henry Marsh 110 Lindale Ave. Major Guild convenes at First Presbyterian Wednesday at 2 20 with hostesses Mrs Sidney Smith Mrs A C Trude Bian and Mrs Rte Togerson.

Charles Trunkey W. A. B. Graham Philathea Calvary Evangelical Church Ruth Erickson Quota Clus Traissell-Lamson First Lutheran Brotherhood Walnuut Street Baptist Church Jean Morrison First Baptist Ww. P. Ker T. A L. E Black Hawk I. C. O Circle First Lutheran Missionary Society Henry Marsh Daughters of Civil War Veterans P'T. A-Fiske School Black’s Tearoom M. CG. Westcott Riviera Tesraam B. A Hair Fidelity M. E Church Davey M. E. Church H. Davey Clough Street First United Presbyterian Church John McDowell Locust Street West Side Circle Christ Episcopal Church Elliott Wise Third Street West Universalist Parish House Charles Kohagen N. Prisbie Chrelea Furst Lutheran Missionary Society Lindale Avenue First Presbyterian Church Sidney Smith A. C Trude Bian Rte Togerson

Club Notes and County Supervisors Set Bond Vote

Mrs W P Berwin hosts Entre Nous Tuesday afternoon at 525 Third Street East. Miss Violette Weaver entertains her bridge club this evening at Riviera tearoom with three tables and refreshments after the games. Linn county supervisors to meet today to set a special election on a 1 500 000 bond road issue to complete primary road paving in the county.

W. P. Berwin Third Street Violette Weaver Riviera Tayeng Cedar Rapids Tamy Linn

A Year Ago Today in Waterloo

A Waterloo item recalls events from May 6, 193. The plumbers strike was settled with no increase. East High School Orchestra won the state championship, defeating Abraham Lincoln High School of Council Bluffs. A. W. Cheney of Long Prairie Minnesota was severely injured after being struck by a car on a Waterloo street while visiting a relative in Independence after a trip on the Rochester estate.

East High School Oorchestra Iowa City Abraham Lincoln Council Bluffs A. W. Cheney Long Prairie Min Rorhester Minn Waterloo

East High and Bluffs Enter National Music Meet

East High orchestra, after relinquishing the state title to Abraham Lincoln of Council Bluffs, plans to place Tow a in the top national division at Town City May 17 18. East High earned second in the state and displays the bronze shield as a trophy. A 100 piece ensemble rehearses for a public concert Friday at 8 p m in East High Auditorium. The concert, a benefit for nothing, aims to boost the national contest and will include glee club and state numbers. About 90 players paid their own way at the state contest. Expect 30 to 40 high school orchestras from across the country at the festival with entries from 20 states including Los Angeles Calif.

Forday Abraham Lincoln High School Council Bluffs East High Orchestra Town City Towa East High Music Supervisors National Conference National Bureau For Advancement of Music G. T. Bennett East High Auditorium Waterloo Los Angeles Cal

Gilbertville Man Suffers Stroke While Motoring

Gilbertville resident John Gales suffered a Sunday night stroke while driving half a mile west of Gilbertville. He realized he was ill and stopped the car, then collapsed. Neighbors moved him to his cousin Jacob Gales’s home as Waterloo police were alerted by passing motorists. Henry J. Conter found him unconscious at the wheel and called police. Emil Steffen and Officer Lee Smith responded. Gales’ condition was reported as not critical.

John Gales Gilbertville Gales Jacob Gales Waterloo Henry J. Conter Gable Street Con

Holiness Meeting All Day in Independence This Wednesday

Northeastern Tri County Holiness association schedules an all day convention at Wesleyan M E Church Independence with Mrs A P Breneman of University Park Illinois directing three services at 1030 AM 230 PM and 730 PM E G Catshall Independence presides with officers Mrs E B Getty and Mrs Charles Storm Waterloo Also planning a state convocation and camp meeting May 31 to June 9 at John Fletcher College and a tent evangelistic meeting this summer nationally Asbury College Louisville Ky hosts the national meeting

Northeastern Tri-County Holiness Association Independence Wesleyan M. E. Church A. P. Breneman University Park Breneman John Fletcher College Black Hawk Benton Buchanan E. G. Catshall E. B. Getty Charles Storm Waterloo Asbury College Louisville

Community notices and social updates from Waterloo area

Local items include visits by Clara Strubel of Colorado Springs to Mr. and Mrs. M. Brown, Mayo Clinic visit for Rev F Herbert Moehlmann due to throat trouble, and Charles Zimmerman recovering from mumps and erysipelas at 315 Denver. Mrs. Richard Block departs for New York after visiting the Lindners. Dothn McCormick, age 2, recovering from scarlet fever with nervous trouble. Earl G Nichols and Shirley visit. J F Dare hosts visitors. W L Scoggin seeks divorce via petition and cross petition after 32 years of marriage near Waucoma. Daylight saving time starts April 28 in Chicago. ads promote theatre plans and reservations.

Clara Strubel Colorado Springs Cols Say M. Brown Lagan Aventure F. Herbert Moehlmann Fifth Street West Trinity American Lutheran Church Rochester Minn Mayo Clinic Charles Zimmerman Earl G. Nichols Shirley Cedar Rapids Walter Dixon Long Beach Cal Gertrude Mildred Margaret Roderick Fifth Street J. F. Dare First Street W. L. Scoggin Cedar Falls Maude Hits Park Waucoma Lila

Waterloo Woman Originator of Parents' Day Idea

Alma Brown Licht of Waterloo claims priority in originating the idea to honor both parents in Mother’s Day observances. Claimed dates show 1926 letters from Cadman supporters and WCTU leaders, noting her broadened concept. Waterloo churches plan programs for next Sunday.

Waterloo Idea of S. Parkes Cadman New York Alma Brown G. W.) Licht Allen Street Courier Notans the Courier Lucht T. J. B. Robinson Iowa Goolidge Bureau of Navigation Navy Department Billy Sunday Carrie Nation Father Mother Churches of

Methodist Men Gather for World Service in Waterloo

About 250 ministers and laymen from 44 Waterloo district churches attend the Methodist Episcopal council at Grace Methodist Church for a full day of world service talks. Ralph A Ward and J W Arbuckle headline sessions. Signor Mario Cappelli performs. evening mass meeting features Ward and Lorenzo King with Cappelli singing.

Waterloo Council of Mhen Methodist Episcopal Church Grace Methodist Episcopal Church F.C. Witzigman S. A. Cohagan M. CG. A Ralph A.ward World's Service Council Carl Mundysick Charlies City Arbuckle Mario Cappelli J. W. Arbuckle Merie N. English Board of Religious Education Fins Methodist Episcopal Church Ralph A. Ward Lorenzo HH. King Southwestern Christian Advocate Signor Chapelil

Sauteed Lambs Tongues and Cheese Potato Puff Recipes

A vintage cooking snippet outlines blanching and sauteing lambs tongues, finishing with a gravy. It then covers a Cheese Potato Puff using mashed potatoes, butter, cheese, egg yolks and whites, baked to a browned crust. Also includes tips for making strong coffee and buying quality beans.

Brain Test Answer l Five Trains Passed and Family Riddle

A brain teaser describes five trains passing a sequence from B to A and back, with times 10 1 12 1 2 o clock. It also presents a family puzzle counting twenty two people including one man three sisters and nine sons nine daughters whose sons share sisters with their brothers.

Pastors to Picnic on Monday June 3

Waterloo Ministerial association set Monday June 3 as the date for its annual family picnic at the W C A premises. Rev Donald B Rheiner Universalist church chairman. G Verne Remey M G A boys work secretary and Beth Tracy W C A physical training director named to the committee on arrangements. Rev J A Laurie Cedar Heights Community Church spoke on development possibilities in Alaska and the abundance of products that could be grown in that far country.

Waterloo Ministerial Association Cedar Heights Community Alaska

Deiderich Funeral Held in Chase City

Services for Mrs. Warren Deiderich, who died Thursday, were held Saturday at the Catholic church in Charles City. Her home was northeast of Orchard, and she had traveled to Charley City for an operation, then to her parents’ home near Floyd where she died. Surviving: husband, son, parents, and three brothers. The Women’s Christ and Temperance union met last week at Mrs. Hole’s home with Mrs. Stange as lettler. child welfare was discussed.

eCpurien Speeind

Week by Week in Waterloo With Mawlow

Week by Week in Waterloo With Mawlow promotes Mother’s Day gifts from Booth Josephs Woods Millinery and Waterloo Drug Inc featuring hats, scarves, jackets chocolates and silk prints. It suggests Mother’s Day tokens and Father’s Day gifts from Watling Drug and other local shops with service and guarantees.

Waterloo Mawlow

Mother's Day Gifts and Flowers Ad by Riviera Shop

Mary Lou promotes Mother’s Day shopping at Riviera Gift Shop and Pickworth Gift Shop. Ads tout smart coats, summer collections, and fresh flowers from Sherwoods. Mary Lou invites readers to shop all day with her as their shopping friend.

Riviera Pickworth Mary Low Mary Lou

Auto Overturns In Jefferson Street Crash Near Fifth

Three youths, two unnamed, narrowly escaped with serious injuries when their car overturned against a curb on Jefferson Street near Fifth. They crawled free and ran from the scene as four men and a girl appeared, took something from the car, and departed. Martin Collins of Irving hotel reported an hour later that his vehicle struck the curb while avoiding a milk wagon, causing an additional overturn.

Jefferson Street Fifth Martin Collins Irving Hotel

Slae 36 Fabric Order Details

An order specifies 31 yards of printed fabric and 31 yards of plain fabric, width 40 inches, to be supplied as part of the project.

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