Social notes highlight society events in Waterloo and Clinton
Airs Minnie McAllister returns to Clinton after visiting Helen Gould auxiliary. Luncheon at Duck's Tearoom and reception at Franklin Street mark her honor with about 45 guests. WCTU house party planned at Willard hall with multiple programs and speakers. Informal reception opens Waterloo Woman's club new home for 400–450 guests with music and tours. Several weddings, shower events, and school parties noted along with club officer dinners at Black's Tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie McAllister
Clinton
Helen Gould
Duck's Tearoom
John A. Boellar
Franklin Street
Nellie Ravane Welker Bisset
E. Waldwin
Madelie McKellar
Helen Gould Auxiliary
McAllister
A. J. Artus
Charles Brown
Woman’s ‘Christian Temperance Union
Willard Hall
F. F. Yapp
Ida F. Mitchell
L. D. Carhart
Marion
T. B. Homan
Town State Teachers College
Mary Philpot
Cedar Falls
Woman's Bureau
Washington, D. C
Rose Loban
F. A. Decker
Margaret Moore
Waterloo Woman's Club
H. B. Boies
Wilma Lowe
J. Henry Hender
Neva Steinmayer
Ea Gamn
Grace Barr
First Baptist Philathen
Lowe
Mildred
Bernice
Freda Wittick
Cecilian Glee Club
Iowa State
Caliere
Black's
Waterloo
Grundy Center
Cavers
Parkersboro
First Evangelical Falthefrejo entertained by Lammer couple
Church social notes recount a Wednesday evening program at the Lammer residence with readings, music, and refreshments. Women guests wore hats in a playful partners-for-supper activity among United Presbyterian attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Falthefrejo
Robert Lammer
First Presbyterian Philatheans
Cedar River Park
Kimball
Aline Doty
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Across Several Groups
Multiple small club meetings and social events described. Members and guests attended luncheons, game afternoons, and musical programs hosted by groups including Good Luck Petrova and Novelty Twelve. Prizes, favors, needlework, and banquets were noted with hostesses and committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Luck Club
W. R. Holly
KE. R. Smith
D. L. Holly
P. J. Pitta
Fred Morgans
Paul Davis Display Honors Mother in Rose Window
A Paul Davis Drr Goods Co window celebrates Mother's Day with three generations, a gray-haired mother in a white rose, two daughters, and a granddaughter. Sisters wear red roses for their living mother. a small child holds a red rose, all figures in white. Decor by Farl Sterning features rose garlands and palms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis Drr Goods Co
Farl Sterning
Sunnyside Club Opens With Dancing Party Tonight
Sunnyside Country club launches the season with a 9 o clock dancing party led by Mrs Sheldon featuring special textures. Dining options, bridge and card games planned weekly with spacious ballroom veranda and open porch for comfort and views of the golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
SV. M. Sheldon
H. C. Wurster
Golf Coufag
Bryant Company Begins Ot Work On Big Paving Program
Bryant Paving Company started the large paving project this morning with a first crew on Westfield Avenue and Niles Street. City engineer Ralph B. Slippy outlined a four stage plan for concrete base laying, surfacing, and resurfacing to inform property owners of the order of street improvements. The total plan includes 25 base parcels and 35 surfacing parcels, with 10 streets slated for resurfacing only. Resurfacing of old brick pavements will begin soon, and the asphalt plant will start around June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Paving Company
Westfield Avenue
Niles Street
Ralph B. Slippy
Bryant Company
Waterloo
Ladage Co Opens New Soda Fountain Tomorrow
Ladare Drug will inaugurate a modern soda fountain at its Rock Island store tomorrow with new equipment from Rusa Manufacturing Cleveland. J A Carney oversees setup and the fountain includes updated sanitary features with light lunches and fancy cream dishes for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladare Drug Company
Rusa Manufacturing Company
Cleveland
J. A. Carney
Rock Island
Ammonia leak forces shut down at Reinbeck market plant
A pipeline break at the Sanitary Meat Market ammonia ice making plant in Reinbeck on Wednesday released fumes when the motor started. Plant workers used a gas mask to shut the plant, and stock damage was slight thanks to the building’s ventilation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Three Building Permits Issued for Local Constructions
A building permit was issued today to First Baptist Church society to proceed under altered plans. J. T. Muldoon received a permit for a two story brick business building at 611 Water Street, construction value $7,000. W. G. Butler obtained a permit for a garage at 67 Webster Street with estimated cost $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church Society
J. T.muldoon
Water Street
W. G. Butler
Webster Street
Ptm
Boy Arrested Twice for Theft of Money
A 13 year old boy admitted stealing $11 from A J Shannon's room then stole $3 more from a pocketbook after release. He was rearrested yesterday evening and handed to probation officer Miss Blanche Robbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Shannon
Miss Blanche Robbing
Scouts to Use YMCA Camp on Morris Isle This Summer
A joint Waterloo YMCA committee and the Waterloo Boy Scouts council arranged use of the YMCA camp site on Morris Isle with equipment for a summer camp program. Scouts inspected the site and found it well arranged for their needs, signaling strong cooperation between two major youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Towa
Hoodoo Seeks No 18 License Plate in City Drag Service
E C Robbins of 116 Commercial Street asked City Clerk MacKay for motor drag license plate No 18 after 11 numbers were issued. Robbins, in draying for 13 years, notes 400 dog license tags issued today. After June 1 dog tax doubles and untagged dogs face fines. Nine taxicab plates issued this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Robbins
Commercial Street
Robbins
C. MacKay
Speed Typist Demonstrates at Gates Waterloo
George L. Hossfeld of Underwood Typewriter company toured the United States to spark typing interest. He visited Gates Waterloo Business College yesterday giving speed and accuracy demonstrations and explaining that concentration ensures accuracy and rhythm yields better results with less effort. Hossfeld has won several speed prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Hossfeld
Underwood Typewriter Company
United States
Gates Waterloo
Hossfeld
Separate Quarters Needed for Salvation Army Relief Work
Salvation Army relief department expands as Commander Edward LaPlount moves to separate quarters from Water Street. No location chosen yet. aim to serve the needy with free clothing and small fee items, with a full-time attendant and a gymnasium for scouts in the old hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army Prawn
Edward LaPlount
Army
Water Street
Salvation Army
WHAS and Courier Journal Radio Schedules Davenport and Louisville
Radio listings show WHAS Davenport programs including weather forecasts time signals and concerts on 490 meters with chimes and educational talks. Courier Journal Louisville transmits concerts on 360 meters followed by stock market closes and a police case note about a man found with a dope outfit and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woc Palmer School of Intropractic
Davenport
Sandman
Basebal
Erwin Swindell
EH. Hass
Margaret Louise Frank
Hugh Schroeder
Bert Lovers
M. Light
St. John's King’s Daughters
C. Orehagtra
Cara Sapin
Louisville Conserva- Fictory of Music
Sherman Williams
Oklahoma
Baleede
Edward J. Wolf
Osm Sr
Oitiel
al Central
Kellogg's Bran Promises Constipation Relief
An advertisement extols Kellogg's Bran as a permanent cure for constipation. It claims daily intake, two tablespoonfuls per meal, and enjoyable preparation methods, including with hot cereals, in breads and pastries, and suggests universal health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
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Society News
Emma Palmatier
Ellie Club
Johnson's Pavilion
Ninner
Business
Professional Women's Club
Black
Mason City
Church News
United Presbyterian Church
Foreign Mission
J. C. Rankin
Rose Minther
Miss Mintier
Egypt
Tut-Ankh-Amen
East Park Presbyterian W Ladies' Aid Society
N. O. Grau
Mila Baldwin
Grau
P. J. Schaffer
Petrova Club
A. F. Koch
M. Brown
W. J. Dempsey
C. L. Erickson
W. BR. Cole
C. W. Ellyson
W. T. Breckenridge
Musical Progress Club
A. W. Lingren
Cadar Heights
J. W. Brown
Florence Lowe
Willian Galloway
T. F. Conry
Merry Twelve Club
Julia Cahill
Chris Strubel
Arthur Snyder
J. G. McMenimen
Martha Sweeney
Entra Nous Club
Paul Davis
Sunnyside
Wwomgn
Plarce
Leland
Mtee
Lafayette i
Voee Cedar Ste Aeeeanes
Park
Fe Ae Commercial Waveee
Mohawk Wee
Glenwood Aereeiv Chermer Nneae
Randolph
Wellington Te
Grant Perret
Baltimore
Maryland
Sullivan Ae
Aurten
Columbia
Webster
Cutler
Invalida
Minnesota Lakes
Aed
Nanral
Lord of Sky
Jaennarstinn Senn
Rere
Minnesota
Ten Thousand Lakes
A. J. Howard
G. W
Iowa
Cian
E.C. Robbins
S. A
RADIO
WHAS
Standard Oil
Courier-Journal & Louisville Times
Louisville
Heyden
Informa
Alsino Theatre Ortion Bureau, Inc
Polles DuMeti
Mary Anderson
Standard Oil Company
Cfeatre Orchestra
Oleg Sones
Indiana
Lorna Lee
THE
Maddigan School OF Music
Bargain
UTK Shoe CO Ist Nat’l Bank Bldg
Karl G. von Lackum
Courier
England
MY Valet, Inc
Cleanora
Peeterrwe
Warwick's
Curwood
Zane Grey
Main Street
Peg O' My
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Dust David
Warwick’s
Woods
Millinery
BIG Discount
Millinery Majestic Theatre
Victor Records
Stroebel’s
ceLba Best
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