Bruce Gates to Speak at Annual Banquet of Local Clubs
Society notes reveal Bruce Gates will speak at the 6:30 p.m. banquet in Black's texroom Fort nightly club with a Europe trip review. East High School girls will sing two numbers under Miss Grace Ullemeyer accompanying, with Nathaniel Hackett also presenting songs. Annual officer elections planned. Dr. C. W. Bruner presiding. several women assist with arrangements and table decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Gates
Jon Morrow
Black
Europe
Sexe
East High School
Mrs Liffring Pupils Appear in Spring Recital
In recognition of National Music week Mrs J D Liffring presented her pupils in a spring recital at First Presbyterian church. Doras Moreton, nine, demonstrated a perfect ear by distinguishing piano notes and tones from an adjoining room. She plays piano and cello and performs with her sisters Violet and Bethene. many other students joined in notation, transport ation, scale drills, and ensemble selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Liffring
First Presbyterian Church
Doras Mortton
Doras
Violet
Bethene
Moreton Sisters
Dick, Burns
Franklin Burns
Joyce Brayton
Jean Crowther
Elva Cheney
Virginia Clough
Jean Arlys Crowther
Myrtle Campbell
John Cheney
Alvin Delaney
John Donnell
Fidelis Class of Walnut Baptist Church Banquet
Sixty one members of the Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist Church attended a banquet at the YWCA building. Music by an orchestra included Maralee Auten Violet Jensen Marie Kurriger and Vera Jensen. Duets by Roy Van Deesb Cedar Falls and others plus readings and verses filled the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelis
Walnut Street’ Baptist Church
Maralee Auten
Violet Jensen
Marie Kurriger
Vera
Jensen
Woodland Dreams
Mildred Luce
Roy van Deesb
Cedar Falls
Dortha Bennett
Committees Named for Chapter 7 PEO Meeting
Chapter 7 PEO designated committees at last evening’s meeting chaired by Mrs Alfred Longley. Music committee includes Mrs James Chapman Mrs Stevensan and Mrs Ellioth. Visiting committee lists J E Hragdon J G Hildebrand C M Howe Julius Kuhrke Robert Knox Alfred Longley N Shane H W Wente. Hospital committee comprises Mrs Thomas Cascaden and Mrs F W Robertson. Flower committee includes Mrs W A B Graham and Mrs Burr G Lichty. Co operative committee consists of Mrs E L Johnson and Mrs C W Hellen. Other appointments: auditor Miss Elvira Tyler pianist Mrs Jessie Gable journalist Miss Mary Edgerton historian Mrs A E B Sedgwick. Mrs C W Boesche reported from year book committee with Mrs A Waterbury and Mrs Elliott Wise. Mrs Roger Birdsall reviewed Pheasant Jungles by William Becie. The chapter voted to pay expenses for one girl to a W G C A summer camp at Morris Isle. Next meeting postponed one week due to state convention May 21 to 23 at Davenport.
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Alfred Longley
A. Wa~terbury
Elliott Wise
Roger Birdsall
William Becie
Morris Isle
Davenport
Altruistic Action by Becker Chapter Matrons
Becker Chapter Matrons of the Order of Eastern Star held a meeting at Mrs. C. H. Trunkey's home. They voted a gift to the Eastern Star home at Boone and a fund to furnish parlors in the new Masonic temple. The club will aid four needy families during the summer and plans a June 4 picnic at an announced location. Tables for a 1 o'clock luncheon were decorated in yellow and lavender with lavender tips and candelabra.
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Becker
Order of Eastern Star
C. H. Trunkey
Eastern Star
Boone
New
Masonic Temple
W. Ey Peay
Frank Adams
Ek Shireman
Bertha Stiles Re-Elected Head of Teachers Club
Bertha Stiles was unanimously re-elected president of the East Waterloo Teachers club at Hast High School yesterday evening. Ruth Tumbieson and Nellie Myers were among new officers elected, with assignments for secretary and treasurer. A May social was announced by H. D. Taylor.
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Bertha Stiles
East Waterloo
Hints in Beauty Care for Rickets and Skin Health
Advice for preventing rickets through diet and sun exposure highlights vitamins and minerals, with emphasis on orange juice egg yolks and cod liver oil. It notes milk alone isn’t enough, recommends infant fruit juice, and suggests hospital exams if problems persist. It also links overall health to skin clarity and recommends cod liver oil and mild astringents for skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
Kyra Klinderova Introduced At A A U W Tea In Waterloo
Kyra Klinderova a Czecho Slovakian student from Iowa State Ames will be guest of honor at a Waterloo branch American Association of University Women tea at 2 40 p m Saturday at Waterloo Woman's club. She will speak, Brahms Sonata No 2 Opus 100 performed by Mrs Herbert F Marshall and Mrs Robert Johnson. Hostesses include Miss Hallowell and several local women. Klinderova formerly served as secretary to President Masaryk and was sent to America by the Junior Red Cross to study textiles. She plans to return to Czecho Slovakia to teach women simple hygienic economical dress while preserving national character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyra Klinderova
Iowa State College
Ames
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Waterloo ‘Woman's Club
Cedar Falls
Waverly
Brahms
Herbert F. Marshall
Robert Johnson
Piani
Mies
Jack Patterson
W. A. Lane
R. P. Birdsall
J. E B. Fanning
Vera Rock Walls
Norma Galser
Dorothy Black
Lorraine Hallowell
Ruth Peterson
Velma Older
Kinderova
Elinderova
Czecho-Slovakia
Church Guilds and Groups Schedule Meetings This Week
The Major guild of First Presbyterian church meets at 2 30 p m Wednesday in the church parlors with hostesses Mrs Blanche Fetergan Mrs J J Roberts and Mrs V E B Sanquist. Clover Leaf group of First Evangelical church postpones a meeting to May 16. Westminster Workers and Macedonian classes of Westminster Presbyterian plan a joint luncheon tomorrow at 1 o clock at the church. Central Christian General Aid society meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Q P Davis 522 Ninth street west. First United Presbyterian group one meets tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Leo Prestien 728 First street west. Circle two of First Lutheran Missionary society meets at Mrs Otto Buchrer's home Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Blanche Fetergan
J. J. Roberts
V. EB. Sanquist
Clover Leaf Group
First Evangelical Church
Westminster Workers
Westminster Presbyterian Church
General Aid Society of
Central Christian Church
Q. P. Davis
Ninth Street West
First United Presbyterian Church
Leo Prestien
First Street
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Otto Buchrer
John Axon Sells Hudson Meat Shop After 21 Years
Hudson meat market changes hands after 21 years as John Axon sells to George S. Colt formerly of Iowa Falls. Mr and Mrs Colt plan to move in once a residence is secured.
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John Axon
Hudson Meat Shop
Courier
Hudson
St. May
George S. Colt
Iowa Falls
Colt
Dr Kerwin to Speak at Fairbank Church
Dr W P Kerwit, superintendent of the Dubuque district of the M E church, will preach at 8 p m in the Methodist Episcopal church in Fairbank. The service will be followed by a quarterly conference with the superintendent presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Specia
Servier
Fairbank
W. P. Kerwit
Dubugque
M. E. Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Six Waterloo families move from city in a week
Summary notes that six families departed the city in the past week per Waterloo Retail Merchants Association records. Names and addresses of several residents appear in scattered form, including Edward Dawson and J P Irish, among others, highlighting residential relocation activity.
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Edward Dawson
Walnut Court
J. P. Irish
Fourth West
W. Tillapaugh
Jefferson
Willis
Lamaster
Columbia
Russell L. Maxwell
Whittler
R. A. Binker
George W. Smith
Parker
L. J. Hayden
Sixth West
L. L. Daggett
Bayard W
Car seized in 1928 alcohol case restored to owner
In federal court Judge George C. Scott sustained Gaviano Castro’s petition to regain possession of a sedan. Prohibition agents had seized the car on Jan 5 when Gaviano’s brother-in-law Frank Bush was arrested with 50 gallons of alcohol in Earlville Indiana. Bush often borrowed the car to take his girlfriend out riding. The session was noted as unusually short and routine with several court admissions. Qurantines and small notices follow including several minors and chickenpox cases.
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Castro Gaviano
Rockford
George C. Scott
Sioux City
Earlville
Gaviano
Frank Bush
Bush
Dubuque
Prohibition
William Hisaman
Church
H. L. Leslie
R. E B. Laird
Waverly
United States
W. L. Beecher
B. FE. Rhinehart
Anamosa
Don G. Mullan
U. S.S
Charles , Kloster
U. S
William E. Renshaw
John J. Brown
Lee McNee Ty
George Story
Judge Stott
Waterloo City Briefs and Local Notices
Waterloo news item roundup with social visits, club talks, a state juvenile home official visit, missing paint from a warehouse, stolen license plate, a teacher hired as a soloist, health updates on local figures, corporate governance extension for Marsh Place Company, and daylight saving service announcements between Waterloo and Chicago. Includes several named individuals, places, and organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
APTI
Waterloo
Chiago
Dave Cmergg
Erty the
Watertion
Egg Gratin and Leftover Cereals Pudding
A column of old kitchen tips describes Eggs au Gratin with cheese and breadcrumbs baked in ramekins, and leftover cereals molded in jelly cups for frying. It also details Carrot Fedding a spiced steamed pudding using carrots, raisins, walnuts and a buttered mold, served with sauce.
Grimes Mayor A L Rosenberg Dies After Surgery
Grimes Iowa May 8 Judges of the Polk county district bench will attend the mayoral funeral of A L Rosenberg today. Members of the Polk county grand jurors association and county officials will be present. Rosenberg died Saturday at Iowa Methodist hospital Des Moines following an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
INS
Palk County
A. L. Rosenberg
Polk County Grand Jurors’ Association
Rosenberg
Iowa Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
40-Room Hotel Remodeling At Manchester Details
The W. D. Hoyt building on South Franklin Street in Manchester is being reconstructed into a 40-room hotel by Jippert Construction of Oelwein. The project, awarded by Gilcr Chapman and Charles Durey, targets a 90 day occupancy readiness with rooms featuring running water and bath, a large dining room, and a 16 by 54 foot light court. A third story may be added if patronage warrants. location offers highway access and ample parking.
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Courier Special Service
Manchester
W. D. Hoyt
South Franklin Street
Jippert Construction Company of
Oelwein
Gilcr Chapman
Hawkeye
Charles Durey
Chapman & Durey
Tiiois Central Depot
Wotk
Set Contracts for Fayette Road Work
The state highway commission awarded contracts for graveling 5.81 miles of primary roads in Carroll Fayette Poweshiek and Guthrie counties and graded 42.859 miles in Cedar Cass Fayette Poweshiek Ida and Taylor. It will build 47 culverts and two bridges in Fayette and Ida counties. The largest graveling project is 21 miles on primary No. 46 in Carroll. The largest grading project is 10.399 miles on primary No. 146 from Grinnell south in Poweshiek. Thirty five culverts are to be built on primary No. 11 north of West Union in Fayette County.
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Ames
State Highway Commission
Carroll
Fayette
Poweshiek
Guthrie
Cedar
Cass
Ida
Taylor
Carroll County
Grinnell
Powershiek County
West Union
Fayette County
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Cr. W. Bruner
L. C. Hemsworth
W. P. Jenson
Miss Homer
E. L. Corton
W. W. Beal
George E
Lacny
D. O
C. Hall
Wall
Iris Club
Frank Finn
O. EB
Matt Parrgll
Walnut Baptist Church
Florence Thorp
J. H ‘Thorp
Oneida Street
Mar‘ted
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Forrest Nelson
Ahd
Kresge Company
National Biscwt Company
Cedar Rapids
Russell-Lamson
Cedar Heights Union
J. E. Goodrich
J. S. Bishing
Great Mothers of the Bible
L. H. Edwards
Teachers Club
Charles Brown
Black Hawk Road
Elery Brenizer
Lucile
Wolf's Creek
Wis
Brentzer
Wisconsin
Jimes
A. F. Lands8ea
Fred Tangney
Robert Nauman
J. B. Koh
Waterloo Woman's Club
J. £. Sedgwick
Edna
Rhas
Mothe
BeTh
Shin Tay Hang
Do. A. R
Waterloo Society, Children of the American Revolution
J. G. Murtagh
Josephine
Marian Murtagh Jas
Woman's Auxiliary
Izaak Wallon League
Clarence L. ‘Thompson
Waterlon
Music Supervisors Club
Black's
Canton
Crescent
Black Hawk
F. Hall
Memoria
Church ’News
Dr. Kerwin
Mir
Mrs
Newcomer
Richard Marble
Wyoming
Kenneth Stebbins
Wellington
Shirley Cleveland
Riehl
Buchanan's
W. Hatton
Erie Railroad
Barnett Schultz
Sheridan Road
St. Louis
J. L. Robbins
Rapid City
S. D
Aont
F. T. Ebert
Mulberry Street
Jessie Cooley
Walnut Court Apartments
Kansas City
James Cooley
Robert Ackersor
Julietta
Julia
Mathilda Landfritze
Parkersburg
Harry Tomkins
Quincy Street
P. T. Bentley
F. W. Edwards
Ed Madigan
J.S. Tuthill
Lincoln Republican Club
Union Baptist Church
Arch McFarlane
Us Men's Club
Herschel Smith
C. Allbert
Scholin
A E. Kepford
Toledo
State
A. B. Kepford
Cedar Heights
J. B. Kepford
Commerical Street
L. C. Burkett
Hugh S. Buffum
Kathryn Fleming
Luther Richman
Iowa State Teachers College
Clarence E. Wise
Rea Thompson
O. ©. McClinton
Albuquerque
N. M
California
New Mexico
Dean
A. E. Rumsey
Fourth
Allen Memorial Hospital
Marsh-Place Company
Marsh-Place
Sycamore
Fifth Streets
C. A. Marsh
H. B. Plumb
Spl
Beverly
Paris
Lucien Lelong
Tangney-Mcginn Hotels CO
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
EB. Ath St
Chapman & Carey
Hoyt Building
Fayette Road
Madras
Nang City
Kee
Smart New York
Kayser Sik
Kayser
Mer
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