Waterloo Woman's Club Spring Anniversary Program
Waterloo Woman's club marks its founding anniversary with a 1 PM Friday program at Hotel Russell Lamson. Mrs E T Alford presides. Newly elected president Mrs A S Welshaar and staff will be introduced after musical numbers and talks. Schedule includes Acolian Harp, Old Black Joe, and various choral selections with multiple accompanists. Luncheon features guest officers from Cedar Falls and Gudar Heights clubs. souvenir menus will be gold. Evening events include O E S, Fortnightly Club Banquet, and Faithful Workers activities.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Aonual Spring Junction
Russell Lamson
E. T. Alford
A. S. Welshaar
Felix Godfrey
J. Alberts
Jean Robb
Elbert L. Jobins
Oscar Rasbach
Victor Harris
A. Eb, Erdericin
Oliver Stevenson
H. CG
Wilbur Mra
Claude Bennett
Frank L. Marquis
John Prindle Gentt
O. Sareh ‘Tensdale
Book Collection of Women's Clubs Grows at Washington HQ
The General Federation of Women's Clubs library in Washington, DC features a "library of states" with 14 000 clubs contributing at least one book. States and clubs have donated hundreds of titles, led by New Jersey Indiana and Maryland, with a revised tally to be announced at the San Antonio convention May 28 to June 8.
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Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Library of States
General Federation
New Jersey
Indiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Iowa
New York
Alabama
Tennessee
Connecticut
Kentucky
Texas
Arizona
California
Maine
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Vermont
Michigan
Virginia
Delaware
Mississippi
New Mexico
South Dakota
North Carolina
North Dakota
Washington
Ilinois
Oregon
Rhode Island
Nebraska
Utah
Colorado
Kansas
Idaho
Florida
New Hampshire
Missouri
Wyoming
District of Columbia
Georgia
Ohio
San Antonio
Grace Van Duyn Weds Rev Joel Wade in Tennessee
Grace Van Duyn and Rev Joel Taylor Wade wed in Nacoochee Valley Presbyterian church near Santec Georgia. Attendants were the bride’s Sunday school class members. The couple plans a Chattanooga honeymoon then Fulton Kentucky where Wade pastors a Presbyterian church.
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George A. van Duyn
Williston Avenue
Grace
Joel Taylor Wade
Chattanooga
Tenn
John, Knox Coit
Nacoochee Valley Presbyterian Church
Santec
Nacoochee Institute
Junior Auxiliary Luncheon Plans at Waterloo Club
The Junior Auxiliary Woman's Club outlines its annual luncheon at Black's Searcom in Waterloo with about 100 attendees. Incoming officers will be honored alongside special guests including retiring president Mrs T Alford and new president Mrs A S Weishaar.
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Black
Searcom
Waterloo Woman’s Club
T. Alford
Waterloo Woman's Club
A. 5. Weishaar
W. H. Bickley
Fine Arts
Reuben Miller
Loren Berry
Iss
Maxine Mead
Marie Gleason Honored at Red Kitchen Shower
Mrs Sherman McNally and Miss Dolores Wittstock hosted a red kitchen shower at the home of Mrs Gleason for Marie Gleason ahead of her May 15 marriage to Paul Manning. Guests included Mrs Walter Hunt and Misses Margaret Gleason Kathryn Gleason Claire Wade Elizabeth Lies and Madeline Mann Ming.
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Sherman McNally
Dolores Wittstock
Marie Gleason
Paul Manning
Helyn Miller
Walter Hunt
Margaret Gleason
Kathryn Gleason
Claire Wade
Elizabeth Lies
Madeline Mann Ming
Bridge Hostess Mrs Nauman Entertains Guests at Home
Mrs Robert Nauman hosted three bridge tables yesterday afternoon at her home. Guests included Mrs J B Dixon and Mrs Oral Hinds who received favors at cards. A two course luncheon was served. ]]>
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Robert Nauman
J. B. Dixon
Oral Hinds
Mines
W. H
Acker
Henry Nauman
Truman Wagner
Mark Smith
Burdette Smith
J. B. Treloar
Gerald Miller
Gisle Lee
Burton Gottzhall
Three Divisions of CG F Club Elect Officers
Cedar Falls Woman's club held annual meetings and elected officers across three divisions. Music and Drama attendees bid farewell to Mrs. VanderVeer who will move to Bul-Grass Iowa. Officers include Fearing, Miller, Culver, Voorhees, and others across departments.
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Cedar Falls
R, B. Fearing
Car W. Miller
E. M. Culver
Voorhees
Business Womens Department
Rose Seltenrich
Riverview Park
Buliets
Eleanor Elfert
Seltenrich
Joyce McClenahan
Verna Davis
H. Q O. Davis
Edith Shedd
A. L. Clark
W. GC. Nubn
Fterasurer
D A R Officers Elected in Waterloo and Windsor Meetings
Mrs. Burr heads Mary Melrose chapter D A R after a last night election in Mrs. Fred Northey home. Miss Adelaide Hungerford named regent, others include Mrs F R Wyant recording secretary and Miss Ruth Updegraff treasurer. Three new directors chosen amid dinner for thirty members. Wandlow Dunn wed Miss Nell Dunn at St Josephs Church. Waterloo D A R plans dinner meeting with officers elected and board session to follow.
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Howard Burr
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revoluton
Fred Northey
F. ©. Liffring
Adelaide Hungerford
F. R. Wyant
Julius Kuhrke
Ruth Updegraff
Mary Miller
Harry Colby
Winnie Stevens
United States
Bernadine O'Brien
Wilma Schrag
Floyd Chamberlin
Nellie Brooks
Daisy Sigworth
Wandlow Dunn
Nell Dunn
M. F. Dunn
St. Joseph's Catholi Church
Harry Wandlow
Edward Slattery
Ruth Dunn
W. M. Hogan
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Y. W
Church Activities Highlight Presbyterians and Missionary Efforts
Mrs Thorvald Gray was honored at Black's tearoom by the Philathea class of Westminster church before her recent marriage Anita Fentiman. Mrs R W Kendall was elected president of Matrans class Graves Memorial Brethren church with officers named Mrs E J Ninedorf vice president Mrs C J Murphy secretary and Mr Harry Confare treasurer Contests were won by Mrs H H Young and Mrs L S Churel Northminster Missionary Society met at Mrs Carl Wilcox home bandages for foreign hospitals were planned Harmony class program at church parlors Twenty two attended Refreshments served Annual meeting and officer elections announced at First Baptist with a picnic supper Walnut Street Baptist choir hosted a party at the Margarant home with thirty members and various department stunts
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Thorvald Gray
Anita Fentiman
Black's
Philathea
Westminster Presbyterian Church
R. W. Kendall
Graves Memorial Brethren Edurch
E. J. Ninedorf
Ninedorf
C. J. Murphy
Harry Confare
H. H. Young
L. S. Churel
Northminster Missionary Society
Carl Wilcox
Charles Payne
H. H. Miller
W. E. Scott
First Presbyterian Church
Emily Cutler Coulstock
Fred Sayler
Max
Dorothy Gilley
Patty Fitts
Baptist Church
Thr Woman's Organization
Walnut Street
Joe Margarant
Club Notes Highlight Local Luncheon Hostess
Mrs. E. N. Nelson will entertain Kum-Chat-Awhile at a 12:30 luncheon tomorrow in her home. Winners in yesterday afternoon’s W. IL. B. club contests at Mrs. W. F. Martin’s home were Mrs. Lester Penne, J. W. Kilgore, Irvin Thomas, W. T. McComb, Fred Trost, and Claude Dye.
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E. N. Nelson
W. IL. B. Club
W. F. Martin
Mmos
Lester Penne
J. W. Kilgore
Irvin Thomas
W. T. McComb
Fred Trost
Claude Dye
Legion Auxiliary Plans Initiation and Poppy Sale
The American Legion auxiliary outlines a busy schedule with initiation at Memorial hall tomorrow at 8 p.m. Mrs. W. F. Dilworth leads the program. A regional trip to Independence May 17 will bring treats and a hospital visit for about 10 ex service men. Welfare sewing May 24 at 2 p.m. at Memorial hall. Poppy day sale May 26 under Mrs. Herbert Lohnes. All-day service and picnic May 27 at First Evangelical church, followed by a May 28 hall picnic. Wreaths for 84 graves will be prepared.
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American Legion Auxiliary
W. F. Dilworth
Memorial Hall
Independence
Herbert Lohnes
First Evangelical Church
Parent-Teacher Groups Meet at Three Schools
Three local Parent-Teacher associations held last evening activities at Hawthorne Roosevelt and Lincoln schools. J H Godtfring spoke on Conservation at Hawthorne while S W Kline explained standard achievement tests at Roosevelt with charts. Victor Read led games at Lincoln and Mrs Harry Murray was elected Lincoln PTA president succeeding Mrs O G Morris who moved out of the district.
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J. H. Godtfring
Hawthorne School
Cs. W. Kline
Roosevelt School
Victor Read
Lincoln School
Harry Murray
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
OG. A. Morris
Whittier P T A affilates with National Congress
Whittier P T A patrons and teachers met at 3 pm yesterday to affiliate with the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Officers elected include Mrs Ralph W Wilker president and Miss Virginia Wilson secretary treasurer. Mothers of sixth graders provided refreshments as 75 attendees joined the meeting.
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Whittier School
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ralph W. Wilker
Leo L. Mak
Agness Faint
Virginia Wilson
Dry Law Humanity Benefit Declared by Rev Kenagy
Rev Carl Lee Kenagy of First Baptist told Woman's Christian Temperance Union members yesterday that the eighteenth amendment is one of the greatest human benefits. He praised the organization's work educating youth against alcohol as voters, while a white ribbon service welcomed Dixie Louw Davis, granddaughter of Mrs W A Davis, as a recruit. Mrs Mary Jane Philpot county president led the program and a luncheon for 100 preceded the meeting with tributes to mothers and musical numbers.
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Carl Lee Kenagy
First Baptist Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
W. CG. A
Mary Jane Philpot
Dixie Louw Davis
W. A. Davis
Philpot
Peter Woodring
Miss Della Hitch Honored at Luncheon in Cedar Falls
Miss Della Hitch resigned a new Boy Scout office post to join the library staff and was honored at a 1 PM luncheon by the Mothers auxiliary at the YY. W. GC. A. Cedar Falls. Plum blossom decor, songs, talks, and a gift followed by the regular meeting. Banquet Nurses Social Club plans its annual banquet at 6 30 PM tomorrow at the Elks club with committee members Mary Norman Christine Fell Ellen Franklin and Mary Watts. Also report on the National Shrine meeting in Milwaukee to be shared at 8 PM Friday at Bethany temple Masonic hall Cedar Falls. Officers of White Shrine of Jerusalem to be at the hall by 7 PM.
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Vic
Ernoon i Memorial Hall
Sons of Union
Agegie
O. M. Yagsy
G. A. R. iGomrades
King's Daughters
Silver Cross Tircle
J. Ness
F. L
P.m
Knights of Lythias Hall
R. J. Snodwrass
Des Moines
Della Hitch
Boy Scout Office
YY. W. GC. A
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
Miss Hitch
Nurses Social Club
Elks Club
Mary Norman
Christine Fell
Ellen Franklin
Mary Watts
Cedar Falls
Lee
White Shrine
Milwaukee
Wis
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of
Waterloo City In Brief Local notices and travel ads
A Waterloo note sheet reports optical service in Buchanan and several travel agents from Chicago Omaha and Kansas City visiting Waterloo. It notes the death of George Stroesser Jr formerly of Waterloo and family details. Also mentions a district naturalization examiner visiting May 11 and Daylight Saving Time changes affecting Waterloo Chicago service with sleeper trains.
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Peter J. Rose
Kansas City
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
Waterloo
Co. L. Fouts
Omaha
Neb
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sioux Falls
S. D
George Stroesser,Jr
Stroesser
Helen Gates
J. GC. Gates
Jean
Eve
A. E. Rumsey
Allen Memorial Hospital
District Naturalization Office
Clerk of the Courts
J. W. Thompson
Thompson
Chicago
Chicago Great Western
Waterton
Brain Test Answer Puzzle Fragments
A set of fragmented clues lists items like weight and currency, animal and weapon pairs, communication terms, and a holiday context. It appears as miscellaneous prompts such as (1) pound English twenty shillings dollar (2) whale mammal harpoons (3) telephone speak communicate with hearing (4) Christmas nixed winter before New Year’s ye.
Tripoli Seniors Hold Class Day at Opera House
Tripoli high school seniors conducted class day exercises at the opera house with a program including will prophecy history song yell salutatory and valedictory. The town paper notes a spark from a broken bulb ignited gasoline in a local car causing damage to the machine.
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Couarier
Tripoli
Tripoli High School
Opera House
St Peter's Evangelical Church
Karl Koehler
Tripali High
Elmo High School
Arthur Town
Tripoli High School Honors Seniors at Opera House Party
Seniors of Tripoli High School were honored at a Saturday evening party at the Opera House. Superintendent and Mrs. A. A. Belknap hosted. Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Prank left by auto for Los Angeles, likely to locate there.
Harry Obele Former Lawn City Resident Dies in LA
Cedar Falls May 9 Harry Obele 47 formerly of Lawn City died yesterday in a Los Angeles hospital of appendicitis. Telegram to mother Mrs Anne Obele Waterloo street notes he lived in California about 25 years. He leaves a daughter Mrs Helen Whitg.
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Courier
Cedar Palls
Harry Obele
Los Angeles
Anne Obele
Waterloo Street
Obele
California
Helen Whitg
Reserve Officers Exam Course Closes for Fall
Black Hawk County Reserve Officers Association members attend a final exam on military law in Black’s Tearoom after three months of study. Capt. Allan Johnson of the U S Army led the course for National Guard instruction with dinner at 6 30. Tomorrow’s meeting marks the last until fall.
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Black Hawk County
Recipes and cooking tips from a old newspaper fragment
A collection of kitchen guidance and recipe notes covering applesauce and breadcrumb dessert layering, cinnamon and salt usage, butter and milk topping, baking steps, and serving suggestions. It also mentions a meat dish with tomatoes stuffed with veal celery and olives, and pastry tips on flour temperature and sugar balance in cake making.
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Slack
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Chattanooga, Tenn
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Kathryn
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Temple Rebekah Lodge
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Tomorow
Black Hawk I
Picnio
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Paris
Lucien Lelong
C. L. Kenagy
Buchanan's
M. B. Mulroy
Canadian Pacific Railway
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Piper City, II
J. Cc. Lamkin
Locust Street
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Allen Memorial Hspital
Alberta Remick
Laffayette Street
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Lax
Submarine Sweet Shop
Tonever
Tangney McGinn Hotels Co
Virginia Harlan
Ben Stillees
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Pittern
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