Life Membership Awarded to Supt Kline by East Waterloo Teachers
At East High school the East Waterloo Teachers club awarded a life membership in the National Education Association to Superintendent C. G. W. Kline. Miss E Blanche Byers spoke for the club, praising the recipient's devotion to education. Paul L. Schoenoff was named club president for next year with a slate of officers installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Education Association
CG. W. Kline
East Waterloo Teachers Club
East High School
E. Blanche Byers
East Junior High
Life
Kilne
Studer- Ship
Maude Berghart
Grant School
Ruth Wnatson
Frances Grout School
Bertha C. Stiles
Quotarians Hear Story of Hoovers First School Days
Quotarians at Hotel Russell Lamson heard Mrs. Mollie Carran recall Hoovers early years. The event featured a schoolroom themed dinner with inkwells slates and quill place cards. Carran described Hoover’s studies, family life and later career including Washington inaugural events. Delegates to Worcester convention were planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Russell Lamson
Mollie Carran
Hoover
West Branch
Jeter
Washington
Callie Wieder
Ethyle
Louise Chandler
Nellie .F. Brooks
Worcester
Mass
Anna Meader
Hawaii Trip Described at Gae-Y Club Meet
Mrs. Vera Rock Walls described Hawaii at a Monday YW dinner meeting for Gae-Y club members and guests. She shared photographs and souvenirs from her recent visit, with Mrs. Jatte giving a brief history of the islands and local industries. The dinner tables featured spring flowers and twenty six people attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian Islands
Vera Rock
Walls
Jatte
Cedar Falls Man Married Saturday at St Pauls M E church
Cedar Falls man James Neal son of Mrs J W Halpin and Miss Ledan Barnes daughter of Mrs H E Winslow were married Saturday at St Pauls M E church in Cedar Rapids. Dr W K Ewing officiated with Mr and Mrs S E Turner of Troy Mills as attendants. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls where Neal works as an electrician at Town State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
James Neal
J. W. Halpin
Ledan
Barnes
H. E. Winslow
Galva
St. Paul's M. E. Church
Cedar Rapids
W. K. Ewing
S. E. Turner
Troy Mills
Neal
Town State Teachers College
Community groups list of meetings and venues in Cedar Falls
A dense enumeration of women and civic groups meeting at various Cedar Falls venues this week. Many church circles, missionary societies, clubs, and lodge units are scheduled across Riviera tearoom, Sunshine Rebekah lodge, West High School, First Lutheran, Trinity American Lutheran, Westminster Presbyterian, and other local sites with times implied by the original page format. Notable groups include Mizpah circle, Hadassah, Woman's Missionary societies, Ladies' Aid, J. I. Levey, Mrs. H. Verne Myers, and the Girl Reserve program alongside church and hospital affiliate events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E-T. A
Fiske Schaal
H. Davey
Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Mizpah_ circle
King's Daughters
H. Verne Myers
Pirs
U. RP
J. M. Hamilton
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Clyde Welch
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Good Times
Clarence Wilcox
Ladies’ Ald Society
St. Paul's M. E. Church
First U. P. Woman's Missionary Society
John Lilja
Woman's Missionary Society
Church of the Brethren
Hubert Sweltzer
Ladies’ Social Union
Universality
Hadassah Society
Riviera
Westminster ‘ Presbyterian Church
F. P. Cotter
Westminster Workers
C. H. Trunkey
General Aid Society
Gentral Christian Church
Earl Fisher
Circle 2
Meder Hanson
Calvary Evangelical Missionary Society
W. H. Sack
First Brethren Woman's Missionary Society
Ben Puterbaugh
Wednesday Bridge Club
White Sea Inn
First Evangelical Church
Women's Circle
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
William Redden
Plymouth Congregational Church
Ladies’ Bund
Trinnity
Waterloo
O. E. S—Mnarsonic Temple
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Hall
I. S. T. C. Symphony Orchestra
College Auditorium
Y. W
American Music Study Continued by L. M. I. Club
L. M. I. club holds a second lesson on Three Hundred Years of Music in America led by Mrs. Thomas Cascaden. The meeting at Mrs. Nellie Brooks home includes choral singing, musical numbers, piano selections, and readings amid hostess Mrs. Roy Shoemaker. A Rosary Society card party follows at St. Joseph’s Our Lady of Victory auditorium with Bridge and 500. WRC thimblebee at Memorial hall all day with noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Thomas Cascaden
L. M. I. Club
Nellie Brooks
Park Avenue West
Roy Shoemaker
Stephen Foster
H. C. Wilbur
Valce
Nevind. Badehy
Ereesvssesy Mra
Ray Hoemoker
Carpenter
Brepesserees
Cobb Plano
soaMtrs
Hoxle
Beach
A. E. Enderlein
iHerbert
FL d. Muller
A. W. Petersen
Pano
McDowell Vaice
Powers
Rosary Society
St. Joseph's Church
Our Lady of Victory
Frank Herman
W. R. C—Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Young People's Club
St. John’s Church
John’s Hall
Final PTA Meeting at John Fiske School Tonight
The John Fiske School Parent-Teacher Association holds its final meeting of the year this evening at 7 30. Guest speaker Robert Walker discusses Health of the Foot. Miss Ettabelle Storer leads song with the school orchestra. Readings accompany the program. refreshments provided by mothers of kindergarten and first grade pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
John Fiske
Robert Walker
Ettabelle Storer
Hints on beauty care and changing diets in old books
The article discusses historic diet contrasts with modern eating, noting less meat and more salads, fruit, and cereals. It highlights health focus over weight, urges balanced growth in youths, and advises hydration, avoiding chocolates and sodas during pimples outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilet
Cees
Display of Old and Rare Books Draws Local Interest
Members of Chapter 7 P E B O showcased over 200 historic volumes at Mrs. W A B Graham’s home. The exhibit included Godey’s Lady’s Book bibles almanacs and antiquarian volumes with items loaned by Dr. Thomas R. Niven Mrs J D Easton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas R. Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Boston ,Chronicle
W. R. Law
Vinnie Howe
James Graham
J. E. Sedgwick
J. R. Vaughan
F. W. Robertson
Katherine Coughtry
B Natural Club Names Officers for Coming Year
Mrs. M. C. LaRue was elected president of B Natural Music club for 1929 30 at the annual meeting in Cedar Heights. New officers include Harald Smith secretary A M Wratislaw treasurer Mae Howell director N C Altland reporter FP B Pratt. Committees led by F C Liffring Mildred Gleason and others. Meeting began with a picnic supper. An interpretative dance by Mrs Sylvester Howell and Miss Harriette Egan. Music by Lucille Cutler and Virginia Gable. Lu sicle Collins piano duet. Current events by Miss Eudora Carey. Mrs Wratislaw read Lilac Time. Two vocal solos by Mrs Trunkey. Banquet to close year planned for June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. LaRue
B Natural Music Club
Charles Trunkey
Cedar Heights
Harald Smith
A. MM. Wratislaw
Mae Howell
N.C. Altland
FP. B. Pratt
F. C. Liffring
Mildred Gleason
Mra
Albert Scholin
Fae Collins
Sylvester Howell
Harriette Egan
Lucille Cutler
Wieniawski
Virginia Gable
Collins
John McDonald
Greig
Eudora Carey
Wratislaw
Russell
Wildwood
Clarkson
Trunkey
Home Wedding to Be Solemnized This Afternoon
A marriage ceremony for Carrie Virginia Bailey and Robert A. Schneider will be read at 2 and 5 PM at the Bailey home, 703 Washington street Cedar Falls. Dr. W G Rawley will officiate. guests include Mr and Mrs Fearer Grundy Center and Emmetsburg residents, and others from Emmetsburg and Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerurer
Cedar Falls
James Lee Bailey
Washington Street
Carrie Virginia
Robert A. Schneider
Harlowton
Mont
W. G. Rawley
First M. EL Church
Miss Bailey
Iowa
Schneider
John Fearer
Park Fearer
Grundy Center
Allen Bailey
Martin Ausland
James Ausland
Emmetsburg
W. E. Towne
Waterloo
O. Bailey
Surprise marks 25th wedding anniversary in Waverly
County Treasurer Charles Bills and wife celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary at home on South Union street Sunday with 53 relatives and friends attending a surprise party and picnic supper Music and games filled the evening and the couple received a purse of silver Out of town guests included residents from Greme Artesian Denver Readlyn and Waterloo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter Srenial Kerving
Waverly
Charles Bills
South Union Street
Grerne
Artesian
Denver
Readlyn
Waterloo
Bridge Club Notes And Gatherings This Week
Wednesday bridge club hosts luncheon at 1 pm at White Sexing with Mrs Jd CG McMemnimen. Mrs C B Holman and Mrs C M Willams host Gates Park Give club at Riviera tearoom with a business session and bries. Mrs C G Sweitzer and Mrs C Hot Trunkey entertained Fource with luncheony today in Black's tra inem. Prizes in 508 were won by Mrs G A Brown, Mrs Garrabrant and Mrs Lan Wan. Next meeting with Mrs Gd Mahanke May 20. Carolyn Johnson hosted her bridge club Monday evening at 208 Manie aired. prizes to Miss Lowie Burns and Miss Marjorie Gross. Participants included Mrs Jack Zoller, Mrs Glenn Babenck, Miss Bre Driscoll, Miss Prantes Stotts and Viola Timton. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jd. CG
Tvs
C. B. Holman
C. M. Willams
Gates Park
Riviera
Y. T. PF
Ira Garrabrant
Burton Aventum
G. A. Brown
Garrabrant
Lan Wan
G. Gd. Mahanke
Carolyn .Johnson
Lowie Burns
Marjorie Gross
Jack Zoller
Glenn Babenck
Bre Driscoll
Prantes Stotts
Viola Timton
Church News Highlights Local Women's Club Meetings
Westminster and area churches announce midweek and weekend gatherings. Women circles at Uni versalist Cedar Heights First Lutheran and Cal vary Evangelical hostesses listed with addresses. Walnut Street Baptist and Trinity American Lutheran report annual banquets and social events. Presbyterians and Methodist groups share dinners, devotionals, and mission study plans. Also noted: church anniversary celebrations and community youth group activities.
Waterloo Girl to wed J W Nicholson in Independence
Miss Elizabeth Corning daughter of Mrs W W Allen 410 Riverside drive will marry J W Nicholson traveling salesman of Los Angeles California. The ceremony occurred April 27 at Independence and the couple plan to reside in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Elizabeth Corning
Legion Band Shifts Summer Concerts to Cedar River Park
The American Legion band will likely hold all evening concerts at Cedar River Park this summer, moving from Washington and Lincoln parks. A Friday schedule replaces Thursdays, a temporary band stand is planned, and Sunday matinees may appear if well received. The first show starts the first week of June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Cedar River Park
Washington
Lincoln Parks
Henry W. Dallman
R. Clare Moore
Harry E. Maine
Ray Paul
Kenneth L. Bragdon
Dallman
Cedar Falls
Phi Sigma Chi Plans Spring Dance at Sunnyside Country Club
The Phi Sigma Chi fraternity schedules its annual spring dance for May 16 at Sunnyside Country Club. A dinner meeting in Black's tearoom Monday elected GC T O'Connor president with Clark Niss and Russell Cowan as committee members. An invitation dance is set for June 14 at Electric Park. A farewell party for Irving School teachers honors Miss Theresa Peterson who leaves for graduate study next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Sigma Chi
Sunnyside Country Club
Black’s
GC. T. O'Connor
Clark Niss
Russell Cowan
Electric Park
Irving School
Black
Theresa Peterson
Dentists Attend State Convention at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids hosts the sixty seventh annual Towns State Dental society meeting at Memorial coliseum with Dr I G Hildebrand leading Wednesday morning discussion on Our Food and Our Teeth inspired by ADA president Dr Percy R Howe from Boston Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. G Hildebrand
Ww. Bruner
L. CG. Hemsworth
A. M. Beecker
Harold R. O'Dell
C. R. Hoxie
G. H. Hospers
H. A. Boysen
Graham Boysen
Cedar Rapids
Towns State Dental Society
Memorial Coliseum
Hildebrand
Percy R. Howe
Boston
Mass
American Dental Association
City in brief and notices from Waterloo
City notices of divorces hospital visits and public meetings include Lucille Wills filing for divorce from Orea Willis at Waverly Ind May 28 1923 a social welfare meeting at Black's tea room led by Miss Jane Thompson Allen Memorial hospital staff to Chicago and Evansville Deaconess board candidates Ernest Alley in New London Conn injured in a hit and run remains under care at St Francis hospital as he recovers. other items mention Waffle breakfast at First Presbyterian and Magonic Temple, daylight saving time changes in Chicago and Waterloo theater reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Wheeler
Fourth Street West
Rochester, Minn
Lucille Wills
Orea Willis
Waverly, In
Vera Steely
Des Moines
J. W. Steely
Franklin Street
The
Social Welfare Teannie
Black's Tearoom
Jane Thompson
Cantom F. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
Chicago
Deaconness Society
Evansgelical Church
Allen Memorial
Ernest Alley
New London
Conn
Independence Avenue
Tinois Central
St. Francis Hospital
Heverly
Magonic Temple
Brain Test Answer Mystery Word Puzzle Clues
A garbled brain teaser outlines lettered clues and abbreviations. It lists sequences like yd 5 1 um Lc to 4 and percentages feet and bhsa pr hd plus coded items i h 7 eb rm a toh ec b and 8 iGo honk te dc 6 8 td be 06 t ms o 6 bn W m n fy.
Waterloo Children Propose Plans to Beautify City
One hundred Waterloo pupils in the Chamber of Commerce contest submitted essays on improving the city. Winners include Lorraine Kauten and Merritt Miller, with second and third prize recipients named. themes emphasize clean streets, parks, trees, proper lighting, water- views, and playgrounds to attract residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
Waterioo
Lorraine Bauten
Sacred Heart School
Merritt Miller
Central School
Ruth Weidenfeller
Dorothy Jane Marinan
St. Mary's School
City urged to keep Waterloo clean for safer play
Col. KR T St John a water warden visited Waterloo, urging residents to keep streets clean to reduce accidents to children and improve the city’s appearance. He called on neighbors and readers to aid in maintaining a healthy, attractive town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Kr.t
St. John
Ricéville
Wes & Visitor
Waterloo
Simple and Charming Baby Frocks in 1889 Design
Fashion pattern notice offers toddler frock and bloomers made in lawn dimity pongee or handkerchief linen. White with cornflower blue trims, or color combos like yellow white rose pink. Sizes 2 4 6 with yardage details. pattern price 15 cents and fashion book 10 cents. Mail orders to Courier Pattern Dept New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Supt. Kline
Hawaii
Fred Sporle
G. J. Mack
Becker Chapter
E.S
Raymond Mayer
Florida
Mr. Mayer
I 2
Third Street
P.T. A. Activities
Natural Club
Chautauqua Circle
Seviet
Russia
Atom
Publi Library West
China
C. G. Sweitzer
C. Hot Trunkey
Church News
Westminster
G. H. Trunkey
Young People’s Activities Club
Universalist Church
Burton’ Avenue Baptist Church
William
Redden
Dawson Street
Seventh Street
Circle 5
Calvary Evangelical Church
Riehl Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Circte
Edwards Street
Central Christian Church
Allen Street
Grant Avenue
Etta Lichty
I. F
Kenny
Africa
A. J. Weigel
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity’ American
Sunday School Workers Association
Westminster Presbyterian Church
F. B. Cutter
Washington ‘Street
First Lutheran Brotherhood
JL. Jarvis
Intermediate
Palmer Abfelter
Richard Boller
Raymond Borsheim
Willing Workers
Gadless Aid Society
R. S. Hickelberg
Woman’s Missionary Society
Thomas P. Shaffer
St. Pat's M. E
R. G. Wilkins
Ladies' Aid Society
Shaffer
Jean Morrison
First United Presbyterian Church
John MrDowell
Locust Street
J. R. Murray
Marion Galloway
Friends of Africa
Sam Carlson
Charles Martin
Lynn Eddy
Mary Moore
Albert Tjepkis
H. C. Kelher
Truman Wagner
L. O. Butler
C. Edwin Arthur
C. G. Briden
J. A. Pennington
G. S. Insko
J. Margadant
Independence
Alumnae Association
Presbyterian Hospital
Alumnae — Association
College Hospital
Security Benefit Associa
Eee
Legion
PRIEF
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Buchanan
Fred J. Uhn
Lafayette Street
Umness Central Railroad
Lorraine Kawten
Esther Trapp
Sloane Wallace
Marjorie Cady
Whittier School
James R. Vaughan
Town Association of Insurance Agents
Burton T. Burritt
Clarence A. Hanson
Lorraine Kauten
Asa
Childzei
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Freth
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East
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