Kingsley PTA Elects Mrs Bickley President Again
The Kingsley Parent-Teacher Association elected Mrs W H Bickley as president for the third straight year. Assisting are Mrs L C Hemsworth as first vice president, Miss Orcutt as second vice president, and Mrs W Schmidt as secretary treasurer. Activities included talks, duets, readings, choir numbers, and school reports with about 250 attendees at Washington and Kinley schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bickley
Kingsley
L. C. Hemsworith
Della Orcuit
W.schmidt
Miss Orcutt
Alan Wallace
Floyd Hays
Wizabeth Barris
Verna Jensen
Bonnie Hull
Eugene Williams
Harry Petrie
Tioward Hoover
Everett Nehmidt
James Wagner
Tsadora Schultz
Betty Waterbury
Waldace Saig
Y’s
Grinnell Dean Graces A A U W Seniors Event
Miss Luella Read, former Grinnell college dean of women, will speak at the A A U W spring courtesy to Waterloo high school senior girls. The program features include entertainment led by Mrs. Merle B. Witt and Mrs. G. W. Chester with decorations by Mrs. C. W. Ellyson. Several local women host and greet guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella Read
Grinnell College
Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Miss Read
University of Michigan
Berlin
Middlewest
Merle BK. Witt
G. W. Chester
C. W. Ellyson
Mary Merging
Nebraska University
Harold Lunquist
Nellia Brown Sinclair
Enthusiasm That Warms Hearts and Cars
Friends boast a new car but envy fades until a cheerful child lights the scene. A neighbor’s lack of spark contrasts with the girl who loves the ride, saving the day. The piece muses on whether sincere enthusiasm is a born gift or cultivated effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ian
Beauty cures and old fashioned tonics in modern style
The column praises old time remedies such as dandelion tea and sulphur molasses tonics repackaged for modern use. It notes orange juice as a vitamin rich alternative and advises walks in sunshine to lift mood. It also cautions against mercury in eye treatment and overuse of harsh alkali soaps for skin care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W
Gloria P
Fortnightty Club Year End Banquet Closes Busy Season
The Fortnightty Club wrapped up its year with a banquet at Black's Tea Room attended by 109 members. Reports showed 149 members and a healthy treasury. Highlights included tributes to member A J Edwards and performances by the Y's Men's club glee unit directed by Max Noah. Upcoming officers and program themes for 1925-26 were announced, with a May 12 annual banquet closing the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black’s Tearoom
R. E. Willamson
C. R. Wilson
A. J. Edwards
H. W. Grout
Marion Bron
New Glee Club
Y’s Men's Club
Max Noah
Howard Holmes
America
Iowa
W. B. Howell
PF. J. Miller
Oithers
George B. Worthen
Walter FP. Jensen
HE. J. Brucker
J. A. Hoskins
Laitia B. Larson
A. S. Weishaar
Jensen
Hoskins
H. ‘W. Grout
L. Corton
Emma Birthe
The
Senate
Rev. S. V. Williams
Leonard Weiss
Hf. C. Moaller
County Ripertutentent
C. W. Ellyson
J. W. Gwynne
J. A
Europe
United States
W. A. Lane
Calla Wieder
H. W. Grant
S. B. Reed
W. W. Beal
R. W. Waite
Sue Northey
A. G. Prime
Walter Scott Williams
Western Lines
Illinois Central
L. C. Hemsworth
J.D. Easton
J. H. Crippen
W. P. Jensen
Anniversary of Kehes Celebrated Fifty Years of Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Kehe observed their fiftieth anniversary at Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran church in Waterloo after marrying May 13 1875 at the Lutheran parsonage Maxfield township Bremer county. Rev J H F Wanning preached and former bridal party members attended. The couple reside at 420 Eighth Street East and have two children John W Kehe and Sarah Kehe Henser. Guests arrived from Bennington and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Kehe
Maxfield Township
Bremer County
J. H. F. Wanning
Immanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Henry Prakel
Henry Schutte
Herman Heine
William Wente
Kehe
Eighth Street East
Waterloo
Bennington Township
Iowa
Cook County
Illinois
John W- Kehe
Sarah Kehe Henser
J. .W. Kehe
Lovine Diekm
Sunnyside Opens Season With Dinner Dance Friday Eve
Sunnyside Country Club gears up for season with a formal dinner dance at 6 30 Friday evening. W A Chapmien reports 292 reservations by noon, including 27 parties and the Kerwins entertaining the board of governors and past presidents. The first afternoon bridge for women is May 22. the second dinner dance for all members is May 29. W B A Mrs Helen Pairweath er named Cedar review No 37 delegate to the Iowa convention in Des Moines May 21 22 by Cedar review members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
W. A. Chapmien
W. P. Kerwin
Kerwin
Helen Pairweather
Dex Moines
Cedar Review No
Lo, O. FL
Hride
Fitzgerald
Russell- Lamson
Independence
Social Activities Highlight West Wednesday Afternoon
The afternoon program featured a card party and social time led by Mrs. Birs. Rosa McCord and Mrs. Clara Steege performed a piano solo for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Rosa McCord
Clara Steege
Miss Ida Garvin and Charles I Munger Wed on Saturday
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Ida Garvin and Charles I Munger, both of Waterloo, reveals a Saturday ceremony in Coldwater Michigan at 10 a m conducted by Rev Ernest Kelford. The couple returned to Waterloo on Sunday and reside in Cedar Heights with Mr Munger employed at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Garvin
Charles I. Munger
Waterloo
Cold ‘Water
Mich
Ernest Kelford
the Baptist Church
That Place
W. C. Kelford
New Members of First Baptist to Receive Reception
Advisory board of First Baptist church sponsors a reception this evening for 180 new members since the January 6 dedication of the new building. Supper at 6 30 served by women’s groups, followed by the annual business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
William Son
J. H. Easley
Bertha Vaughan
First Brethren Host Mother and Daughter Banquet
The annual Mother- Daughter banquet will be observed at First Brethren church Friday evening. Tickets may be secured from Mrs. A. A. Bentrager or Miss Etta Lichty. Program includes music, prayers, banquet, and talks led by Miss Alice Margaret Shirey as presiding hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Brethren Church
A. A. Bentrager
Etta Lichty
Alice Margaret Shirey
Geraldine
Darlyne Berteh
Annabetle Moothart
Dorothy Berteh
A. 3. Smith
Grace Sutzer
Pinne
Gladys Weld
Hazel Strayer
Cedar Local
Elizabeth Elgamer
J. D- Jones
Audrey Lamb
Waterloo Woman's Club Luncheon Closes Year Quietly
The Waterloo Woman's Club held its annual spring luncheon with over 200 guests. Corsages honored retiring president Mrs. Raymond Volk and incoming president Mrs. C. W. Chapman amid May table decorations and orchid accents. A program featured Sue Americas Creed, songs, violin and piano numbers, a reading of Sweet Solitude, and the club officers were announced by Mrs. Folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firmier Anx Y Brachton
Waterloo Wontons Club
Black’s
Dorothy Kline
Hneatha Kenyon
Hortense Morgan
Raymond Volk
C. W. Chapman
Macy Campbell
Cedar Heights Club
F. Tl. Cutlar
H. H. Clay
A. L. Alexander
A. G. Gretley
B. W. Schuneman
Fred McClain
Rh. Dunlavey
B. L. Helton
Weishaar
Jessie Cooley
Xancen Davis
Robert Parrott
Loren J. Berry
Herbert Marshall
Edisembia
Gerry
Fanchon Powers
Luyerne
John O. Knox
Folk
Chapman
C. J. Orrick
Fred Stearns
C. A. Waterbury
Agnes Thompson
Church group picnics and meetings across local parishes
Fellowship class of First Methodist holds a 6 20 picnic supper in the church parlors. Aid society planned a waffle supper at Central Christian church with Mrs Mary Fifield. Majer guild hosted twenty three members and two guests in First Presbyterian parlors. Cathe Cline circle of Central Christian met for a picnic and meeting led by Maiel Wanamaker and G W Chester. Homemakers meet and a Mizpah circle gathering was held with readings. Barian Avenue Baptist women observed Mothers Day with devotional programs and musical numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Aid society of Central _ Christian church
Mary Fifield
Majer Guild
First Presbyterian Church
L. F. Farnum
Robert Bickenbach
Louis Blitsch
Cathe Cline
Central Christan Church
Mather
Barian Avenue
Seslerda
Harry Metsin
Eywan Church
Harry Murray
William Wilkins
Charles Raze
Charles 3 Warner
Wallace Garvin
Wilkins
Card party at St. John’s Church aids 60 guests
Refreshments were served by women of St. John’s church at Wednesday’s card party for sixty guests. Favors were presented to Mrs. William Walsh, Mrs. P. J. Gosweiler and Mrs. W. B. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Church
William Walsh
P. J. Gosweiler
W. BH. Hill
Club Notes From Rosary Society And Local Gatherings
The Rosary society of St. Josephs hosts a board party in Our Lady of Victory auditorium Friday evening with members and friends attending. Clarence Quackenbush held a birthday anniversary gathering at his home featuring Ace of Clubs and favors valued at 500. Mrs. W. B. McMurray hosted a luncheon at a hotel for Cedar Heights Bridge club members. Mrs. W. Ib. Baunizartner entertained guests including her sisters Mrs. G. E. Cross and Mrs. H. C. Konvalinka of Waterloo, with card players to Mrs. J. A. Bask and Mrs. We. Wilimek listed among attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Meriein
Rosary Society of
Clarence Quackenbush
Soren Thompson
Harvey Ritchie
W. B. McMurray
Otelock
Cedar Heights
W. Ib. Baunizartner
G.E. Cross
Ochivein
H. C. Konvalinka
Waterloo
J. A. Bask
Reinbeck Seniors to Present Play Seven Keys to Baldpate
Reinbeck high school seniors will perform Seven Keys to Baldpate tomorrow evening under Yesta Perkins. The production features a designed set and a large cast including Elijah Quimby Dale Downey Mrs Quimby Phyliss Schuknecht Wittham Magee Paul Vittum John Bland Gerald Bean Mary Norton Hetty Taylor Mrs Rhodes Marian Vittum Myra Thornhit Virginia Meissner Lou Mag Carmen Corse Jill Corgan Joan Thedens Thomas Heyden Ralph Bennett Jiggs Kennedy and Raymond Enest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinbeck
Reinbeck High School
Baldpate
Yesta Perkins
Elijah Quimby
Dale Downey
Quimby
Phyliss Schuknecht
Hikers Club Likely From Waterloo Playground Plan
Waterloo Playground association plans to sponsor a hikers club if enough men and women show interest. Victor A Read, playground director at 215 Bryant street, invites inquiries and may also arrange a high school track meet at East High in late May. The association considers an industrial baseball league with teams from local factories and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Playground Association
Jhikers
Victor A. Read
Bryant Street
Read
Steams
Iowa
East High Athletic Auld
Playground Association
Watarlay
Rice Day Seen Warmth After Two Week Cold Spell
Another rice day was enjoyed here yesterday with a maximum temperature about two degrees above zero Fahrenheit. This marked the first time in two weeks that milder weather was recorded.
Weather Forecast Notes Cold Night After Snow
The day was mostly clear with a few clouds in the late afternoon. Temperatures rose to near the 0 degree mark then fell about 2 degrees before dawn. The snow depth stood at 42 inches. warmer weather is forecast tonight and Friday in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Bolr
Bunch of Local Notes Include Visits Jobs and Suit in Waterloo
Local item highlights Miss Hazel Kirchner visiting Cedar Rapids at the Winchells home and Edward Olson moving to Waterloo for a position with Ue Hi and M. Chevrot Co. Other notes mention travelers Wilson and Cratsville on Kansas City Southern business, Mrs. S. V. Williams’s hospital recovery, and Clinton Mead leaving for Norfolk. Also listed are a misprint fix for Hast High monograms, a psychology club meeting by chiropractors, theft of rims, a bankruptcy petition for B. J. Tucker, a divorce suit by Mary I Vining, a Cornell College bulletin tribute to Dr. R. B. Hurlburt, and a waffle supper at Central Christian church plus a millinery sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Kirchner
Cedar Rapids
Ira Winchell
Edward Olson
Dubuque
M. Chevroet Co
C. P. Wilson
M. A. Cratsvilles
Kansas City & Southern Railroad
Kansas City
S. V. Williamms
Chicago Hospital
Mr. Williams
Waterloo
Clinton Mead
Texas
Norfolk
Fle
Postville
Ariens Murphy
Hast High
Northeastern Town Chiropractors’ Association
Amesting
Lafayette Building
Fre& MacLean
L. G.dearmond
Palmer ‘School
Davenport
J. N. Phillips
Franklin Street
Earl G. Pierson
Mulberry Street
W. FE. Shanks
B. J. Tucker
J. B. Jordan
Mary
Vining
Edward H. Vining
Blua Barth
Minn
Cerro Gordo County
Cornell
College Bulletin
Church Frieve
Robbers Steal $30,000 Payroll in Mast Cambridge
A gang of men in an automobile halted the Laver Brothers payroll delivery in Mast Cambridge May 14 and escaped with 30000 dollars. Police investigate the heist and seek vehicle and suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridgs
Mase
Laver Brothers Company
Mast Cambraiga
Also Mentioned on This Page
Order of Eastern Star
Mary Ethel Dixon
Masonic Temple
Grinnell
Dean
Miss Short
Martha Short
Ensemble Bridge Club
Russell-Siamson
Meose Hall
Ida Garvin
First Baptist
Carrie Myers
Clyde Harris
Harris
Ernet Bennett
James David Myers
Lewis
Mexico City
Club of
Sacred Heart School
I. MoMolpiss
Edward J. Sure
Shonor
T. TP. Ax. Damer
Tocat
Travelers’ Protective Association
Charce
Isabeli
Mumbers
Ordor
Knights of Columbus Hall
Jorge
Qoefwein
Monse Hall
Aftler
Waterloo Woman's Club
W. BR. G
Delwein
Memorial Hall
Gannon Camp
Ben Hur Hall
Frank Gherwood
Lincoln Circle
Ee Central
Church News
Victor Nichols
Pic
Mizpah Sitelo
King’s Daucters
Guerce Huntington
Marion Tronson
Menitor
West End 4Th St. Bridge
Hide
Buchanan
Woods
China
Ceylon
India
Wy Tau
Bia
Buchanan Cf
Bull Complete Optical Service
Jone
POST
Bran
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!