Junior auxiliary spring luncheon at Waterloo Woman's club
Fifty members of the Junior auxiliary to the Arts department of Waterloo Woman's club gathered Saturday for the annual spring luncheon in Black's texroom. Tables formed a horseshoe with pink and lavender roses, a maypole stood at the head table, and officers were announced with rosebud place markers. Mrs. E. T. Alford and Mrs. 4. S. Weishaar spoke, followed by musical numbers and a gypsy dance. New officers named: Gretchen Gaston chair, Maxine Mead vice chair, Marjorie Parker secretary, Pauline Shockley treasurer. May 25, a May dance at the club house, was announced.
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Arts Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Black
Texroom
Carol Burr
E. T. Alford
Woman's Club
4. S. Weishaar
W. H. Bickley
Fine Arts
Reuben Miller
Virginia Fish
Carol Prescott
Flora May Law
Gurr
Gretchen Gaston
Maxine Mead
Marjorie ,Parker
Pauline Shockley
Gaston
Margaret Moore
Alice Vaughan
Margaret Morris
Josephine Murtagh
Clube House
Miss Arensa Falkenberg Weds Herman D McIntosh
Miss Arensa M Falkenberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter J Falkenberg 1120 Grove street married yesterday afternoon at the parental home to Herman D McIntosh Rev Hugh Yost read the service in Nevada Iowa with 15 relatives and friends Mrs McIntosh works as a stenographer for the state highway commission at Ames and they will stay there this summer. In fall they plan to move to Maxwell Iowa where he will be athletics coach at the high school.
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Courier
Cedar Falls
Arensa M. Falkenberg
Peter J. Falkenberg
Grove Street
Herman D. McIntosh
Hugh Yost
Lutheran Church
Nevada
McIntosh
Nevada, Sr
State Highway ‘Commission
Ames
Maxwell
Podunk Limited Play Set for Two Churches
Fun on the Podunk Limited a riotously funny portrayal of train trip types will be staged tonight at Galvery Evangelical church and tomorrow night at Juinden M. RF church. George Deyo directs the production which scored a success at St. Paul's church recently. A Mother's day program follows at Memorial hall with Mrs. J. F. Bross in charge. Picnic supper at 6:30 p.m. Comrades of the G. A. R. invited to regular meeting that evening. The King's Daughters Scaiter good reticle meets at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Mrs. C. H. Wilson's home with hostesses Mrs. William Walsh, J. P. von Lackum and Earl White.
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Podunk Limited
Galvery Evangelical Church
Juinden, M. “Rf
George Deyo
Pen-Nie
St. Paul's M. BE
St. Paul's Church
C. H. Wilson
William Walsh
J. P. von Lackum
Earl White
Birthday Surprise At Double Four Bridge Club
Mrs H T Cochenour was surprised at her home by Double Four Bridge club members for her birthday anniversary. Guests provided a picnic supper and presented Mrs Cochenour with a gift. Favors at bridge went to Mrs John Duke and Gene DeVor.
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H. ‘T.cochenour
Double Four Bridge Club
Cochenour
Favors Ab
John Duke
Gene DeVor
V O Sigma Phi Spring Dance Draws Thirty Five Couples
V O Sigma Phi sorority of Town Stair Teachers college Cedar Fans held its annual spring dance Saturday night at Sunnyside County club. Thirty five couples attended with the Sig Rackett as the featured dance. Tennis balls inscribed with the girls names were tossed from the balcony. Special guests included Misses Virginia Hunter Lillian Grange Marierle Johnson Eckel Hardy Helen Woodside and Anna mar Vass. Chaperons were Prof and Mrs Luther A Richmas.
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Sigma Phi
Stair Teachers College
Cedar
Sunnyside County Club
Virginia Hunter
Lillian Grange
Marierle Johnson
Eckel Hardy
Helen Woodside
Annamar Vass
Luther A. Richmas
Delta Phi Delta Sorority Groves Dinner and Dance
Delta Phi Delta sorority at Iowa State Teachers college held its annual formal dinner dance at 6 30 p m Saturday at the Elks Club. About forty members pledges and escorts attended with patronesses Miss Amy Arey and Miss May Smith. Decorations featured green and white. during a feature dance green and white favors and canes were used. masculine crests were given as favors. Alumnae attending included Misses Olivia Colby Gertrude Christofferson Macque line Lawson and Ann Hawes.
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Delta Phi Delta Sorority
Iowa State Teachers College
Elks Club
Amy Arey
May Smith
Olivia
Church Women Gather For All Day Meetings Across Congregations
Daughters of Plymouth and Sisterhoods of Graves United Brethren First Methodist and Unity guilds hold all day or afternoon church meetings. Plans include choir entertainment, bazar prep, picnic dinners, devotional talks, magazine lessons, and a playlet under church leaders. Participants from G. Hitchcock, Mrs. Miller, J. Wyeth, and others serve on committees and present reports.
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First Methodist Church
Woman’s Home Missionary Society
Don Miller
Tirys Miller
O. A. McKirtryher
Mmes
G. W. Hitchcock
Barron
G. W. Brinkman
J. J. Wyeth
O. W. Loesbe
Anna Brune
Ladies Aid Society
At & P
GC. W. Hitchcock
Dan Miller
Sawyer
C. C. Chesterman
L. A. Leckington
Henna Care and New Form for Dandruff Remedies
A reader discusses oil of cade for severe dandruff and hair loss, noting its strong odor. Deodorized cade oil and a homemade mixture of unrefined mineral oil with sulfur are suggested, plus henna for color and scalp care. Instructions for preparation and application are given, including a cosmetic paste and massage routine.
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NASA
Foreign student from Czecho Slovakia speaks at Ames club
Kyra Klinderova, a Czecho Slovakian foreign student, addressed members and guests of the American Association of University Women in Ames. She discussed her country’s culture, independence, and efforts in education and Red Cross work, aided by visuals and handwork samples.
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Keith
Kyra Klinderova
Ab Ames
American Association of University Women
Woman's Club
Miss Kunderovya
Ames
University
Red Cross
Czeho-Slovakia
Ceck
Austria-Hungary
Prague
Herbert Marshall
Robert Johnson
Brahms
Walls
W. A. Lane
Mrs Bennett Piano Recital At Home Studio Today
Mrs Bennett presents pupils Katherine Sarsec and Jordiena White in a piano recital at her home studio this afternoon. Program includes works by Schubert Beethoven Grieg and Brahms with student pieces. Also Modern Woodmen dance at 5 pm tomorrow in K P hall and a school banquet for junior senior at Black's tea room Friday evening.
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Claude Bennett
Katherine Sarsec
Jordiena White
Schubert Matherine Sarset
Gring
Ase Apira
Fiana
Katherine Sarset
Pigon
Jerdiena White
Beethoven
Ricordati
Gottachalk Cadla
Cease Albertte
Derdiena Wuaite Gzardis
Sernyee McDowell
Katherine Sarsel
Brahma
Jerdiena Wilhle
Choosing Better Songs for Children's Education
An article on selecting children's songs with care to aid musical education. It discusses Mother Goose settings, new songs, and the role of songs in teaching rhythm and dramatization. Emphasizes positive examples and parent guidance in shaping a child's musical experiences.
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Mother Goose
Kurt
Neidlinger
Cold Chocolate Mint Gooling Drinks and Danish Crullers
Instructions for a cold chocolate mint drink with chocolate syrup peppermint essence charged water cream and ice. Danish crullers recipe with sugar sour cream nutmeg soda and flour shaped into diamonds fried until golden brown and dusted with cinnamon sugar. Also a Gold Cake using yolks butter sugar and vanilla baked in a moderate oven.
Death by Own Action Near Clarinda Reported
Shenandoah May 14. R L Woodworth found the body of Homer Huggins 36 a trusty at the state asylum hanging from a railroad trestle on a country road near Clarinda. Police regard it as a death by own action.
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Shenandoah
Clarinda
R. L. Woodworth
Homer Huggins
State Asylum
Local notices list residents and staff movements around Waterloo
Mrs. 3. E. Sedgwick visits Ames for a few days while Mrs. Mary J. Draude of Chicago visits her parents on Beech Street. Bert Gluck of John Deere travels to Miami on company business. Ruth Gary elected kindergarten teacher in Belle Plaine schools. Cletus Reilly visits parents. J. F. Miller family hosts and choir director is noted. Oil range stolen from 604 La Porte Road remains untraced. William K. Hostetler seriously ill at Allen Memorial Hospital. City council class in civil government underway at Washington School. Donald Betz, 18, fractures left leg unloading steel beams at Rath Packing pint for H A Maine Construction.
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3. E. Sedgwick
South Street
Mary
Harriet
Iowa State College
Ames
Mary J. Draude
Chicago
Valentine Draude
Beech Street
Bert Gluck
Fowler Street
John Deere ‘Tractor Company
Miami
Fla
Ruth Gary
Franklin Street
Belle Plaine
John Fiske School
J. F. Miller
Herold F. Miller
Baltimore Street
Mr. Miller
Westminster Presbyterian Church
la Porte Road
Lou Furland
Mitchell Avenue
William JK. Hostetler
Walnut Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Naga
Washington
Glenn A. Tibbitts
A. EB. Kimball
Salt Lake City
G. J. Mack
Mack
Jefferson Street
Kimball
Utah
Waterloo
West Distrnict
Donald Betz
Lafayette Street
Rath Packing Company
H. A. Maine Con Mruction Company
Sl.prancts Hospital
Woman Operates Turquoise Mine Surprise Newark Star Tale
Newark, May 14: Viola Grant, stage actress from Newark, rose from local theatre to marry Col. Chester H. Smith. She became owner and operator of the Viola Blue turquoise mine near Santa Fe, employing about 100 miners. Her rise follows the mine’s fame and a plan to build a Turquoise City, with her returning to Chicago for a World Fair exhibit May 19–35. Col. Smith died December, leaving a lasting legacy in turquoise, including a 19 pound nugget valued near $100,000 and a gift to Col. Lindbergh. Viola vows to realize his dream of a Turquoise City.
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Newark
N. 3
Viola Grant
Chicago
Chester H. Smith
Colonel Smith
Santa Fe
N. M
Chesterwood
Rosses
Hill Section
Sixteenth Street
Hill
Burnet Street
A. J. Walters
Walters
Viola
Una Abel Brinker
Old Blaney Theatre
George M. Cohan
Johnnie Jones
Roadway
Three Twins
Murray
June Mathis
Rudolph Valentino
Fremont
Ned
Charlie Murray
Mack
Rutland
Gol. Smith
Rome
America
Col. Smith
Col. Lindbergh
Viola Blue
Cerillos Mountains
Must Wait 14 Yrs to Prove Man Dead in 1912 Case
Breton Massachusetts May 14 relatives of William Diskin cannot touch his estate for 14 years under law unless he is declared dead after being missing since January 21. A tug crew last saw him on a trestle crossing to his shanty, then he vanished. Divers searched, nothing substantial found beyond a bottle and midnight coffee. Newspapers and police labeled it a drowning, but the law requires a formal declaration after 14 years.
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Pollice Records
The
William Diskin
Marion Ind man claims collar button championship
Marion Ind May 14 The collar button championship of the United States is claimed by Robert Hulley city building inspector Hulley states he still has and wears his first collar button purchased in 1879 The button reportedly rolled under a bed in a BR hotel once and a watch and a two dollar bill were discovered during searches related to the button The item is described as self supporting and linked to Hulley through ongoing anecdotes S
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Marion
Ind
United States
Robert Hulley
Hulley Stilkes
Huwley
Hulley
Week by Week with Tranyslow Outdoor Discounts
The note urges readers to enjoy outdoor activities this week and to visit downtown shops offering discounts on early summer models. It highlights the abundance of interesting happenings and the appeal of downtown buying without detailing specific events or stores.
Hat Sale Discount at Woods and Mable Miller Move
Customer reveals buying two hats due to a 25 percent discount offered by Mr. Auerbach at Woods, prompting reminder of a summer hat sale. Modiste Mable Miller relocates to 52144 Lafayette St Apt 6 and invites friends to view sport dresses, afternoon frocks, graduation and wedding costumes during business hours 8:30 to 5:30 with evening by appointment. call 4527.
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Woods
Auerbach
Mable
Miller
Modiste
Lafayette St
Apt
Royal Furrier Storage Promises Full Fur Protection
Mr. Schlesinger of the Royal Furrier at 21 Bridge Street explains a storage service that guards winter furs against moths dust and theft. The service also offers cleaning refining and remodeling during summer. The fashion note mentions dark daytime color trends with blue paired with white or bright shades.
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Schlesinger
The
Royal Furrier
Bridge St
Remembering Potter's Ice Cream Co. Refreshments
You can still order refreshments from Potter's Ice Cream Co. by calling 274 Their ice cream is delicious and their specialty molds are wonderfully attractive.
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Potter's Ice Cream Co
Modern Cleaning Makes Delighted Home Comeback
Elinor detours old methods and hires Unique Cleaners to handle spring cleaning. Curtains draperies cretonnes bedspreads and more are bundled and collected, then three days later returned clean fresh and brighter including dyed cretonnes. A friend recalls Woods hats as a lasting habit.
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Elinor
Upc
Bob
Six bulb emergency box from Alker and Myers Electric Shop
Promote ready light with a six bulb emergency kit from Alker and Myers Electric Shop at 515 Jefferson. S&H Green Stamps with all purchases.
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Alker and Myers Electric Shop
Jefferson, S & H Green
Bride Sets Dinner Service From Pickworth Gifts
The bride to be selects her dinner service to avoid unwelcome gifts and to guide guests on what to purchase. She visits Pickworth Gifts for the newest patterns in Wedgwood and Spode china and imported glass to ensure distinction and beauty for her home.
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Pickworth Gifts
Asee
Booth-Joseph’s Gift Sale Sparks Early American Sterling
In a Waterloo Courier snippet Mrs Collins notes Booth Joseph’s as the center for wedding gifts. Early American sterling items are sought with forks spoons knives and carving sets already purchased. Butter knives remain as a suggested addition for the joyful bride Mary Lott is mentioned in correspondence.
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Booth-Joseph
Mr. Collins
Sterling
Booth- Joseph's
Mary Lott
the Courier
Waterloo
Frances Shop Offers Value on Coats This Week
Women shoppers are urged to act for future wear with substantial reductions on black and dark blue coats at the Frances Shop this week. Even last season’s coats remain stylish and at moderate prices, with Mary Lol offering personal shopping help and mail order options.
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Frances
Prances
Electric Motor Service Co Repair Service Offer
The Electric Motor Service Co at 304 E Fifth Street advertises one day service in repairing washing machine vacuum cleaner and electric fan motors. Call 405.
State Loan Co offers women cash to cover bills and invest
It's Practical that's why many business women use the State Loan Co Riviera Building option to borrow needed money and pay it back in moderate monthly installments. The company also promotes an 8 percent investment plan for those who are ahead on savings.
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State Loan Co
Riviera
Handmade Nails Still Made in English Village
In Worcester England in May 1444 nails are still made by hand in parts of England. The craft remains active in Lye with Mrs Nellie Bretite and a helper at the forge. Many families preserve the tiny smithy as machines have mostly replaced handwork though hand wrought nails are considered superb for horse shoeing and a foreign order has come from South America.
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Worcester
England
South America
Nellie Bretite
Lye
Miet
Jess
Hawaiian Islands
Black Country
Elevation of Arkansas First Lady Brings Small Changes
Little Rock May 14 Elevation to the post of first lady of Arkansas has brought little change in the life of Mrs Harvey Parnell She remains with her two daughters Martha Dell 17 and Mary Francis 9 on their plantation near Dermott She prefers home life to society but will move to the executive mansion after school ends Gov Parnell recalls facing strong opposition when he asked his mother in law Mrs Mattie Anderson for her daughter's hand at age 21 She married within a year and she now acknowledges she was mistaken
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Harvey Parnell
Mattie Anderson
Brain Test Answer Riddled With Corrections
A list of ten items presents patterns of correctness with annotations like correct, wrong, and cross out. Each line marks a self referential validation, showing how choices should be treated as correct or incorrect. The sequence blends confirmatory and negating cues, resembling a puzzle of self evaluation.
Waterloo Evening Concies PATTERNS
To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, send it to FASHION DEPARTMENT, EVENING COURIER, WATERLOO, and using 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should resect you in 10 days After sending In your order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Elklets—Elks Club
Cuete Aye
Pst Lutherin Missionary Self
Walter ‘Trask
Moose Hall
J. D
E. N. Pierce
Hi. Garerison
Miss. Falkenberg
Mr. McIntosh
Podunk
V. O. V. Sigma Phi
Delta Phi Delta Sorority Groves
Church News
Daughters of Plymouth Congregational Church
CG. M. Byerly
Sisterhood of Graves Memorist
United Brethren Church
Unity Guild of
First M. EB. Citwich
Henis ‘ Ea
Toith
Varenet & Insath
Lodge No. 49
Modern Woodmen of America
P. m
K. of P. Hall
Janesville
Allison
Qointers
Barents
Chiconen
Alger
Paris
Chantal
Buchanan’s
Cletus Reilly
3. H. Reilly
Logan Avenue
Mr. Reilly
Automatic Electric Corporation
WOMAN
Turquoise Mine
Dead Husted
Waa
Tranyslow
Mary Lol
Optometrists
Opticians
Tangney-McGinn Hotels Co
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