New President Leads Waterloo Business and Professional Women Club
Mrs. J F Balensifer elected president for 1929 30 at Blicks tearoom meeting. New officers include Vice President Mrs BR F Short recording secretary Mrs Frances Osterman corresponding secretary Miss Jessie Sweeney treasurer Miss Kathryn Burk with directors Mrs A H Johnson and Miss Bess Nichols. Delegates named for state convention at Council Bluffs May 17 18 include Mrs Balensifer, Miss Ruth Van Tuyl, Miss Mildred Gleason and Miss Jessie Sweeney. A Mackinac Island national convention delegate was chosen with Miss R F Short as alternate. Installation set for May 31 at Hotel President with Mrs W W Warsaw in charge. Public card party planned next Tuesday evening at the host with prizes and door favor. Musical numbers featured by Verfean Dilger Clifford Yagla and Allen Smoker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batensifer
Ruth van Tuyl
Mildred Gleason
Jessie Sweeney
Charlotte Howe
John Wright
Flossie Horsfall
Ruby Elam
Mackinac
Island
Mich
Balensifer
R. F. Short
Mittee
Verfean Dilger
Clifford, Yagla
Allen Smoker
Mothers' Day observance honors Civil War veterans group
Daughters of Civil War Veterans hosted a Mothers Day program at Memorial Hall with 40 members and guests. Toasts and responses from members, a talk by Charles Longley of Boise, Idaho, and performances by Mrs. Clyde Welch and the American Legion auxiliary glee club highlighted the afternoon. An evening meeting elected a delegate to the state meeting in Fort Dodge in June, with plans for a school of instruction and banquet May 21. Card party prizes were awarded to several members. A farewell dinner party honored Mrs. Arnold Arma g est of the Smith, Lichty and Hillman firm, followed by a theatre outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Memorial Hall
Mra. J. PF
H. B
J. C. Knapp
J. FP. Armstrong
G. A. BR
R. I.snodgrass
Julius Dennis
Mary Woore
Theodore McNamee
Charles Longley
Boise
Idaho
Donald B. Rheiner
Universalist Church
Clyde Welch
Machree
American Legion Auxiliary Glee Club
Welch
J. Brucher
W.B
Woman’s Benet Association
K. G. Hall
KG. Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Kinniburgh
Waterloo society calendar lists diverse club events tonight
Waterloo society calendar shows multiple events across churches and venues. Activities include native bands, bridge and card parties, sewing circles, lectures, and youth groups at sites like Sacred Heart court, Walnut Street Baptist, Trinity American Lutheran, and Plymouth Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Mrs Philpot Heads WGC U Meet At Mothers Day Program
Mrs. Mary J Glenn Philpot was the principal speaker at the local union Mothers Day program held Tuesday afternoon at the W W O A. She spoke on the value of early training by mothers in the home. The gathering featured tributes to mothers and musical numbers by local ladies, with readings and devotionals, and announcements for the Cedar Falls district conference and county institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Glenn Philpot
W. OT. T
Plfl Yapp
K. J. Aldrich
PF. L. Marquis
Cc. E. Rust
C. V. Lannholm
W. C Renner
Linyd Ringler
Ida Mitchell
R. J. Newsome
Thomas Reaney
JR. Anders
George Sheridan
Flora Burling
A. A. Winder
Reaney
GO. CG. Chesterman
Winifred Rickhoff
F. J. Eightey
Cedar Falls
Yapp
Hints in Beauty Care for Legs and Figure
Vintage advice discusses leg appearance from ankles to knees, recommending dark hosiery shadows for slimmer look and shadows to round the leg. It suggests daily walking and facial muscle supports, warns against skin burn from prior methods, and urges gradual skin care for smoother hands and legs.
Faithful Workers and Several Clubs Meet This Week
Faithful Workers will meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Cables at 1512 Lafayette. Joyle club gathers Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Walter Schneider’s 923 Walnut. La Lomita club will luncheon at 1 pm Thursday at the YWCA hosted by Mrs. Ray Lewis and Mrs. E N Nelson 914 Second St West will entertain Kum-Chat. Freundschaft German club plans officer elections Saturday at 7:30 pm at the YWCA and to mark the first anniversary on May 25. Double X club hosts at Kieheen Tuesday at 1 pm in Black’s Tearoom with Mrs. W. Wo Kraller. Bridge club met Tuesday at Mrs. J Z Levey’s 413 Linden Ave. prizes to Mrs. OG D Peters on, Mrs. W A Porter and Mrs. R E B Patterson. Mrs H M Griffin was a guest. Mrs L G Ralen Self er 117 Ninth St West hosts Tuesday May 11. Mrs I B Jackson entertained Ace of Clubs at Cedar Falls. bridge honors to Mrs Homer Gordon and Mrs Frank Wrener. luncheon served. Piano and xylophone by Helen Dann and Matton Sorenson of Cedar Falls. The club will meet in two weeks with Mrs GC J Nauman. Mr and Mrs D Keagy hosted Las Comedres club and husbands at 1524 Fourth St West. favors to Mrs T N Miller, Mrs Ben Axtell, Henry Ludtke, and Mrs Ray Elwell. special guests Mrs Elwell and Mrs Bureh. luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Society
Yirse Baptist Ehurely
E. N. Nelson
Rowenachelo
C. Ralf
la Lomita Club
Silent Wight Bridge Club
A. W. Sipes
Mi-Jo Club
Jovlo Club
Walter Schneider
Lida Club
Howard Rath
Mildred Smith
East Alyn Auditorium
Nes
Nellie Brooks
Myrs
Robert Immersoll
St. Mary's
School Hall
Black's
Jesup
Cedar Heighs
W. GC
Uears
W. OL. Allard
Ladies’ All Society
Hall Park Presbyterian Church
Temple Retekrh Lodge
Kimblebee
Black Hawk Ff. O. O. F. Hall
Faithful Workers
William Callies
Bridge Club
J. Zl.’ Levey
Linden Avenue
OG. D. Peter Son
W. A. Porter
R. EB. Patterson
H. M. Griffith
Ll. G. Ralen~ Selfer
Ninth Street West
I. B. Jackson
Cedar Falls
Homer Gordon
Frank Wrener
Helen Dann
Matton Sorenson
GC. J
Nauman
D. Keagy
Fourth Street West
Las Comedres Club
T. N. Miller
Ben Axtell
Henry Ludtke
Ray Elwell
Elwell
Bureh
Couple Married at Clarksville to Reside Here
Miss Aileen Downing daughter of Philip Downing Waterloo wed George Hopkes son of Herman Hopkes Clarksville at Clarksville Lutheran church on May 1 Attendants were Miss Anna Hopkes and Dale Osterman Dinner was served at the bride's home The bride lived with her grandmother in Nashua and graduated from Nashua High School in 1926 The couple will reside in Waterloo where Mr Hopkes is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aileen Downing
Philip Downing
Waterloo
George Hopkes
Herman Hopkes
Clarksville
Clarksville Lutheran Church
Anna Hopkes
Dale Osterman
Broom
Nashua
Nashua High School
Hopkes
Luncheon Bridge Party in Honor of Visitors
Mrs L E Wood hosted a luncheon and bridge Tuesday for her sister Mrs J T Moore and niece Mrs L Joy King of Pittsburg Kansas who are visiting. Prizes went to Mrs Max Wilson and Mrs W W Rutledge. Guests included numerous ladies and the afternoon featured favors for the visitors. A shower for Miss Bernice Potter, soon to wed, was planned at Mrs John Trost's home with eight guests. Marys Sewing Circle planned a card party and bridge in the school hall with refreshments. Thimbleberch Rebekah lodge scheduled a 2:30 PM event at Black Hawk C O F hall with a special hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL ‘LaPole
Cecil Wood
Chicago
Selma LaFole
Bunco
R. M. Ryan
H. H. Wood
L. C. Heath
H. R. LaPale
George J. Jurgensen
Frank Altenburg
Leo Pfeiffer
L. LaPale
John Gemmell
Innetka Wood
Pearl Pattison
L. E. Wood
Fletcher Avenue
J. T. Moore
L. Joy “King
Pittsburg
Ken
Max Wilson
W. W. Ruttedge
H. A. Wilson
Frank Kipp
Charles Duffy
Maurice Welch
Gerrit Bennett
Roy Malcolm
Leon Link
T. D. Ferguson
Ross Metcalf
Mon. Leanton
J. Fred Warner
Oral Hinds
Charles Thayjer
Charles Barnholt
Ninre-cleet
Bernice Potter
John Trost
Reed Street
Misa Potter
Eteen
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
J. Penne
W. J. Gowans
John Sexton
BE. M. Ginde
Thimbletre
Rebekah Lodge
Thimbleberch
Black Hawk C. O F. Hall
Church News Willing Workers Invite Ladies Aid Meeting
Willing Workers of East Park Presbyterian church hold a 2:30 p m Thursday session in the church parlors on Franklin street for business and study with Mrs Milo Baldwin and Mrs Nis Gaw as hostesses. An evening program at 7:30 will feature entertainment. Fisher is arranging events in Black's tea room Friday to honor Grace M E graduates, with Rev Roy Leslie Smith and Mr A Heldmann also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truth
Willanet
Welock
Franklin Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
Milo Baldtwin
Nis Gaw
Fisher
Plack
Grace M. E
Church
Roy Leslie Smith
J A. Heldinnan
EH. Tertal
N. All. C
Ladies’ Auxiliary
ALL. GC
N. Mystle
Mystic
K. GC. Hall
A Talk on Health of the Foot Tops PTA Meeting
John Fiske Parent-Teacher Association held a Tuesday evening program headlined by Robert Walker speaking on Health of the Foot. Doris Figgins read The Really Truly Ghost Story. A trio of Esther Mae Townsend Fern Pens Hinge and Constance Altiand performed. Philip Watson played a cello solo with Catherine Egders. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walker
John
Plant Sale and Flower Exhibit Planned by Club
Waterloo Garden club schedules a plant sale around May 20 and a flower show June 14 18 and 16 with venues and committee chairs named. The event features garden displays plus three special gardens and six competitive exhibits, with prizes from local firms and eastern companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
Iowa
Nc Service Company
B. W. Schuneman
J. G. Hildebrand
Cedar Heights
T. W. Eaton
Hone Garden
J. L. Henderson
Cadwallader
A. E. Rumsey
J. Courry
M. E. Hutson
Vera Beck Walls
W. W. Beal
Sheridan Road
Hardin Election on Bonds Deferred Until Roads Chosen
A county board in Eldora heard petitions on paving and secondary road traveling plans. The election date for a proposed 1,500,000 dollar bond issue will not be set until the county engineer finishes the secondary road system plats, likely taking about a week. a June date is anticipated for the bond election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaries
Town Falls
Eldora
Librarians Attend Independence Meet
Five Waterloo library staff members attend the Hortheasteren division meeting of state librarians in Independence today. They are Biss Colle Wieder Ay ymian Dery Welstead Mary Eekes Tessie Davie and Mrs CW Gillilan. They plan to return this evening. Mrs Fred Ahn 62 Lafayette Street underwent an emergency intestinal operation at Presbyterian Hospital after becoming ill Monday evening and worsening yesterday. Her husband Mr Ahn was called home from Freeport NL where he had visited since the death of a cousin Adolph Dalt whose funeral occurred last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Pud Ile Wharary
Hortheasteren
Independence
Biss Colle Wieder
Ayymian
Dery Welstead
Mary Eekes
Tessie Davie
CW. Gillilan
Ieavening
Fred Ahn
Lafayette Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Ahn
Freeport
Adolph Dalt
Islands and Fragments of a Noisy Notebook
A fragmented list evokes a quirky, fragmented catalog of items. It hints at a playful or experimental chronology with items like Islands Notes of the din tante sewin and Shader of red, interspersed with garbled phrases such as Btate capitate and TPranauns.
Stolen Auto Plates Mix Up In City Case
Police solve a tangled case after Sgt. John Collins traces mis registered owners and duplicated license numbers. The Star coach of L. B. Roosa had plates H-2635 switched from J. R. Cornelison’s Ford touring car. Cornelison’s car remains missing while Roosa’s was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Collins
Collins
L. B. Roosa
la Porte Road
Anhich
J. R. Cornelison
Conger Street
Auto Registration Bureau
Cornelison
Roosa
Assistant Chief Burke Gifts Stove to Fire Station
Arch McKinney and Clarence Da Mon cooks at Central fire station celebrate as Assistant Chief Martin Burke donates a nearly new Ras stove with oven and accessories, promising future meals for the crew. Ted 9& is president elect Sheldon, named head of the Cardinal Guild at Iowa State College in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch McKinney
Clarence da Mon
Central Fire Station
Martin, Burke
Cardinal Guild
Ames
Ted
Sheldon
Iowa State College
Might
City in brief from Waterloo area health and travel notes
Multiple short items report a major operation at Allen Memorial Hospital for Mrs. Charles N. Ashwell and other local residents including Dr. C. W. Ellyson reading a diabetes management talk in Des Moines. John Livingston of Midwest Airways flies into Waterloo on business. Park avenue east parking rules resume after a year. Ascension Day services noted at Episcopal and Catholic churches. Iowa Dental Society delegates travel to Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Livingston
Midwest Airways, Inc
Chapman Pips
Monmouth
Waterloo
Park Avenue
Lafayette
Glen A. Tibbitts
Christo
T. R. McCay
G .R. Gruggemen
J. G. Murphy
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Dental Society
First Presbyterian Church
Green Peas with Lyonnaise Scallions and Stuffed Steak
Prep and fry green onions in bacon fat until browned then boil peas until tender. Drain and season, mix well to serve. Also stuffed steak with mushrooms baked until brown and garnished with parsley. Dessert suggests whipped cream lilies in cone shapes with candy centers.
Lovelorn Financier Ends Own Life After Shooting Girl
Los Angeles May lag Frank J Williams a financier and securities firm president shot Miss Peggy Troxel 18 at her residence after a dispute. Williams died later in hospital. Troxel was seriously wounded with facial injuries. Attorney Neil Ames said the incident stemmed from a letter from Troxel’s former husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank J. Willams
Peggy Troxel
California
Troxel
Neil Ames
Williams
Miss Troxel
Vista
Ames
Phyllis
Ruth
Helen Grant
Willams
Will leaves property to daughter from former marriage
A man had made a will leaving his property to a young daughter from a former marriage. The fragmentary record notes the bequest to the daughter, suggesting a settlement of estate as part of a family dispute or plan.
Webster to Vote on Paving Bonds
Webster county supervisors set May 27 for a special election on a $1,900,000 road bond issue. Webster becomes the fourth county to schedule a paving bond vote this month and the eighteenth this year. Other counties total $11,965,000 in bonds to be voted, with overall bonds passed or planned now at $84,250,657, plus $8,886,000 proposed for ten counties without election dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Webster County Board of Supervisors
Webster
Delightful For Sports Pattern 1708 for spring dress
The Evening Courier advertises pattern 1708 for a tennis inspired dress with white and pastel fabrics. Features include a chic round vest, scalloped skirt, inverted pleats, and easy fit for sport activities. Available in sizes 14 to 29 with yardage details and simple instructions. Orders: 15 cents and address, pattern Dept Courier Pattern Dept. 243 W 17th St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cain
W. 17Th St
New Yorks City
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. P. W. Club
Birs
Arnold Armagest
Smith, Lichty and Hillman Company
Black's Tearoom
American Legion Auxiliary
Blue Triangle Lamic
Young People’s Activities Club
Universalist
Winthrop High School
Tribe of Ben Hur
Sunday School Workers Association
Plymouth Congregational Church
the Security Benefit Association
K. P. Ae
Mystic Workers
K. C. Hall
Philpot
W. GC. T. U. Meet
Helen Britzman
Black
Helen Bird
Lois Buechner
Anyarn
Stocklyn
Staekin
William Cables
Joyle Club
Walnut Street
Ray Lewis
Second Street West
Freundschaft
Double X Club
Kieheen
W. Wo Kraller
Church News
Trinity American Lutherin Brath- Ferhond
P-T. A
Noble Grands
Hirs
L. A. Danton
Noble Grand Association of ‘Temple Rebekah Lodge
Frank Clark
T. C. C. F. Hall
Cedar Falls Association
Daughters of Isabella
D. W. Peck
Huston
James McMenimen
J. J. Ford
Mary Noonan
Winterton
Washington
D. G
Gedear Heights
GT. U
W. H. Alferd
Hardin
Independence Meet
ANSE
Burke
PRIEF
West End
4Th St. Bridge
Hide, Buthanen
Charles N. Ashwell
Lime Street
Ai Allen Memorial Hospital
C. H. Abbs
A. H. Halleman
C. W. Ellyson
Des Moines
G. T. Fuhrmen
Arthur Douglas
Fort Daorige
Ferdinand Bualensifer
Minnie Bruner
Bar- Clay Street
Chienga
H.R. Rives
Chienyn
Ereatay
King Powner
Evening Courier
America
Dally Madison
Harming
Philadelphia
William H. Kingsley Jr
Dolly Madison
Gadhratn Sterling
Gorham
Fessler & Company
East Fourth Street
Madison Patten
Willian H. Kingsley Tr
Elizabeth Howe Montgomery
Sacin
Old Jace
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