Waterloo Woman's Club elects officers and notes fund progress
Elizabeth Kenney presided as Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Club members re elected Kathleen Hemenway and Marcham with wide margins. The annual report highlighted fundraising gains 1149 8 plus concerts tours and community events. Delegates to the national convention West Baden Ind were chosen and membership reached 1687 with room decor and rental income noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Club
Elizabeth Kenney
Fanny Hemenway
Lily Marcha
Kennes
Alice Wrkot
Hamenway
Muarcham
Catherine McNaily
Bs Dear
Wffice
Bernice Havlin
Sew
Afisz Ethel Resor
Li Hneman
Cote Pusding
R. Kenney
Mareham
Hazel Seow
West Baden
Ind
W. D. Ives
Evalvena Beer
Resor Sternates
Meddie Hombs
Mick
Johnson
F. B. Broc
Testate
Ey Tepor
Tf Thes
Hemenway
Pert Gray
Miss Resor
Dnance Committee
Waterloo Band
Florence BE. Allen
Supreme Court
Waterloo
Paris
Beauty Chats on Eyebrow Care and Hair Tips
Edna Kent Forbes outlines eyebrow shaping methods and hair care routines. The column covers pulling stray brow hairs, trimming with scissors, eyelash maintenance, and tips on using castor oil and brow pencils, with warnings against facial skin irritation and overuse of harsh mixtures. It references standard grooming practices and cautions about hair growth across facial areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rds
Hetty
Pressian
Liem
County W. CT. U. Spring House Party Planned Here
County W. CT. U. will host its spring house party here an annual event. The W C T U Millinery aims to clean and tidy the Buduiner home and invite all members and friends in Black Hawk County to attend. At yesterday's meeting plans were made to hold a housecleaning bee Tuesday morning. Picnic dinner will be served. Mrs. S. V. Williams led devotions and Mrs. J. B. Yapp presided in the absence of Mrs. J. E. Park. Longtime members Mrs. Mitehall and Mrs. Woodring spoke of 26 and 60 years in the union. Mrs. Feely and Mrs. Garver accompanied singing. Visitors came from Le Porte City and Chicago. Mrs. George H. Thompson, wintering in Miami, spoke about the Florida union and will address the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian ‘Terperance ‘Union
Union
Black Hawk
Adot
V. Williams
J. EB
Yapp
J. BE
Park
Tulsa
Ohio
Mines
Lia I. Mitehall
Peter Woodring
A. Morris
J. N. Drapers
Amanda Stickert
le Porte City
Chiescapo
George H. Thompson
Miami
Florida
Lincoln Circle Dinner Honors Iowa President Guest
Mrs. Glanna McRea of Greenfield chaired the May Lincoln Circle dinner attended by about 70 at Bishop's Cafeteria East. Tulip centerpieces and red candles set the scene as Mrs. Harriet L. Hohl led the program. Col. A. Wheat spoke for the circle while Martha Metcamick and Nina Hickertts sang with piano by Mrs. Roland G. Taylor. Miss Clary Padden read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glanna McRea
Greenfield
Iown
Lailes
Lincoln Circle
Bishop's
Tlarriet
Hohl
Cora Broadbent
Col
Wheat
Martha Metcormick
Nina Hickertts
Roland G.taylor
Clary Padden
Morning Ceremony Unites Miss Wilde and Raymond Rouse
Miss Viette Wilde daughter of Mr and Mrs George F Wilde and Raymond House son of Mr and Mrs H K Rouse exchanged marriage vows at 8 30 am at the bride’s mother’s home 203 Lakeview apartments to live in Duluth Minn after June 1. The ceremony was conducted by Dr Rollo Franklin Hurlburt at First M W church with an improvised altar and friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viette Wilde
George F. Wilde
Raymond House
H. K. Rouse
Mather
Baltimore Street
Rollo Franklin Hurlburt
First M. W. Church
Jane Rouse
Galena, Jr
Dortha Naber
Howard Rouse
Miss Rober
Black
Tedredn
Charles House
Jane
Galena
Perryville
Wis
Airs
Rouse
Puluth
Minn
Lakeview Apartments
Mra
Waterloo
West High School
Drs. Hickley
Bickley & Bickie the Croom
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Duluth
Duluth Paper & Specialty
Mangin O Brien Service Read at Sacred Heart Church
Mangin O Brien couple Mangin O Brien and John M Mangi wed at Sacred Heart church this morning Rev J M Motely officiated. High school choir sang bride wore gown sister of groom attended breakfast at home of groom's parents post ceremony they reside at 72 Broadway after June 2 Mangin graduate of Iowa State Teachers College groom a Waterbury business college alum served in the army transport service at Newport News Va for 16 months during the war and is now in postal service as city carrier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Fte O'Brien
John M. Mangi
Blane
Sacred Heart Church
J. M
Motley
Migs Marla Mangin
Peter J. Junben
Beal Nan
Niel Mangin
Broadway
Mangin
Lowe Stire Teachers College
Proom
Waterloo Business College
Ary Transpark
Newport News
Fle
POR Wap
Sunshine Rebekah Confers Degrees for First Time
Sunshine Rebekah lodge conferred degrees for the first time, inaugurating a new class of candidates. The event occurred last evening with notable attendees including Mrs Flaherty who was selected to oversee the work, and A C Pickens named as delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Rebekah
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
West
Th. Flaherty
A.C. Pickens
B P W OF STATE Incorporates in Black Hawk County
Articles of incorporation for the Love Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs were accepted at the state board meeting in Anes November 24 1943 and will be recorded in Black Hawk county ahead of the convention opening Friday morning. Miss Edith H Odle Spencer Jr is corresponding secretary and accompanies the official report of the incorporation committee. Miss Helena Mitchell Davenport will drive the committee at the Saturday morning session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
State ‘Board
Anes
Black Rawk County
Edith H. Odle
Spencer, Jr
Minleg
Helena Mitchell
Davenport
Mothers Honored at D. V. Program
A joint tribute to mothers and daughters was held Tuesday afternoon in Memorial hall. Civil war veteran Charles David Darling gave the Mother Re G address, with his daughter Sheila providing accompaniment. Roses and blossoms decorated the hall as Mrs Elva Wannermaker and Mrs Gertrude Wishart arranged the program. business meeting followed naming delegates to the Marshalltown convention. Memorial service planned for May 18 at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Charles David Darling
Westminster Presbyterian iChilrch
M. Couric
Sheila
George Walker
W. A. Burton
John Boeler
Mary Kathryn Gallagher
Elna’ Christensen
Addie McCormick
Aon. Im
Rodenhearer
Winther
Airs
Wan- In
Maker
Kingsley PT A Re Elects Officers In Annual Session
Kingsley P T A re elects officers Mrs WH Bickley president and officers J E Johnson first vice president Della Orcutt second vice president How Kendall treasurer. Committee on Roy Scout work appointed and playground expansion discussed. Sixteen eighth graders took part in a program on school activities with talks on Boy Scouts library arbor day orchestra and track meet. A Whittier musicale and a Black's Tearoom dinner event were announced for later dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Bickley
Kingsley Parent-Teacher Association
Annmal
J. E .Johnson
Della Orcutt
How
Kendall
Robert Huntoon
Librar
Jean Stevenson
Robert Rickley
Wallace Henderson
Robert Northey
James Graham
Ronald Kendall
Maxine Skerys
F. L. Northes
A. Rebreans
Ticksley
Mrs. Kendall
Morning Sounds Inspire Quiet Reflections on Wake up Rituals
A reflective piece explores the intimate sounds of early morning life from bed. It contrasts the awakening hush with bustling sounds of milk delivery, workers, and household routines, weaving in quotes on time and efficiency. The text also notes social club gatherings and local engagements among residents, including a quilting event and a charity drive at Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Wales
Tlore
Bishop Selwen
T Faney
Fortnightly Banquet to Be Held at Black's Tea Room
Fortnightly club plans its annual banquet Wednesday evening May 14 at Black's Tearoom. Officers and committee chairmen will report at a 4 PM board meeting, regular meeting opens at 5, with dinner at 6 30 and election to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Maud Dudley Ins
Hostess Ecommittee
Black
Abs. WY
B. Saiall
C. Nenisworth
C. St. Wilson
D . C. W. Hauner
Hich School Banantet
Dike High School
Black’s
Church News World Wide Guild Meeting At Home
World Wide guild at First Baptist will meet this evening at Mrs Fr Asquith home. All girls welcome. First Brethren Missionary Society meets Wednesday at 2 PM with Abrs Francis LaBarre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
World Wide Guild
Fr. Asquith
First Brethren Missionary Society
Francis LaBarre
Club Notes Mrs Af Brandes and Mrs JPred Bohner Host Social
Social plans are set with Mrs Af Brandes and Mrs JPred Bohner entertaining members. Details suggest a light gathering and conversation among club attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Af. A. Brandes
Jpred Bohner
Brightness of Girl in Rainbow Revue Weds
Miss Stella Rhodes of Minneapolis married Narry Davig Monday evening at 7 30 oclock at the home of Dr. W H Beachler pastor of First Brethren church officiated. Charles LaVeltel served as attendant. The couple will reside in Waterloo and the bride will continue her theatrical career. He is a job printing pressman. Also lists marriage licenses for Waterloo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Rhodes
Minneapolis
Rialto Theatre
Narry Davig
Shefr Truth
W. H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
Charles LaVeltel
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B. P. W. Indorses
Alaris Apterinsen
Lucky Hour Club
Abra
Erwin Patterson
Wesd Bive Olith Mra
Eaedety
Ips
Baptist Ats
Evasekcs
Amira
Seyangup
Roger Marti Voreke
Mod
Pris. Bower
Forde
Iowa
Miss Hilettar
Wayoof
Uribe
Anya
Misa Maria
Elweadier i Committee
Ming Anta Decker
Utter
Re San Attonio
Carycelini
Lite
Nelle Housder
J. Bo Woman
Codar Us
Jade al W. Wood
Martha Hopkins
M. Ro ‘Thompson
Codar
McNulty
Charlotte Tlowe
Migs Wandalstum
Educatiana
Tittle Magazine
D Caver
Eva Abrams
Chib Orchist
Chaval Socieur
Tina Martin
Gail Wilbur
M Raviia
Re Perla
le jWrarians
Piprierore
Ives
Hileman
Nhe
Antirlog
Exsel Ather Ag
Rammittres
Feix
Agnes Thompson
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Parris
Va Ey
W. CT
Miss Wilde
Raymond Rouse
Drama League
Ethel Barrimior
Laughing Lady
Waterloo Center
Drama Leagne of America
Misa Watiien Prnehy
Sacred Heart
STATE
Black Hawk. CO
D. V
Whittier Musieate—cCrade
Whittier Schoo
AL OR
Waterlon Thapter Doarl
TindHymore
Jin
Happy Hour Club
8. B
Atrs
Lor‘tie Perrin
Clarkevile
J. S. Tuthiy
Ronald Read
Jessie Fowler
Adelle Ross
CA. Hamiel
Council Bluffs
Twelve
John Good Win
Carl Hutton
John Goodwin
Library
Franklin Club
Burton
Bare
the Courier
Dokette Davhar
Knights of Pythias
Christine Fortunski
Janice Burch
Hazel Coontz
Custis Willick
Ig Jta
Gladys Gortman
Cedar Kleights
F.C. Varho
Non- Christian Temperance Union
HH. J. Slaughhter
Etta Belle ‘Storer
Mra. Gordon Piper
M. EB. Fowl
J. C Orth
American Legion—Woman's Auxiliary
C. Murtagh
Toba Liffring
Church News
Roper Eclipse Gas
American Gas Association
Roper Eclipse
Citizens Gas & Electric CO
Cedar Falls
John M. Mangin
Eflis O'Brien
Islenon Burkhart
Miossie Watters
Forrest Burkhart
Yellowstone
Mitea
R. H. McCurdy
Iowa National Bank
Bidg- Des Moines, Iowa
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
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