Fortnightly Club honors Nauman at annual Waterloo event
Fortnightly Club of Waterloo held its annual meeting with Mrs. George W. Nauman’s farewell address and a luncheon at Hotel Kirssell-Lamson. About 268 members and guests attended as new officers and staff were introduced and a program of songs and a one act play outlined plans for next year.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Hozel Kirssell-Lamson
George W. Nauman
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Walter Johnson
E. J. Corton
Home and Education
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Stanley Moore
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E. L. Johnson
Frank Bowen
Cedar Falls
C. B. Read
Cedar Falls Club
Macy Camipbell
Cedar Heights
H. C. Orrick
Fred Stearns
Thomas G. Winert
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Ro OM. Par| Trott
Barbara Allen
Henry S. Sawyer
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Mar
Charles Huerfer
Gler Speaks
Dorothy Watkins
Saint-Saens
Rose Reichard-Marshall
Magee
Mary McMillan
Abs. Nanman
Dinner Honors Dr Orth and Family as Pastorate Ends
Rev Mr Orth and wife were honored at a Cedar Heights dinner by Community church officials and their wives. They resign to work in government service while Orth led a Boy Scout troop. the couple will remain in Cedar Heights.
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Cedar Heights
When Money Rules Our Thirst for More
A narrative on money and happiness contrasts small luxuries with rising desires. Personal anecdotes show how increased income raises expectations and dulls thrills, illustrating a cycle where wealth outpaces satisfaction and consumer targets evolve from coats to cars.
First Bridge Party At Sunnyside Club Draws Many
Twenty six tables surrounded Sunnyside Country Club for the season opener bridge party. Mrs. E. C. Glasson and Mrs. A. B. Chambers won first honors, with Mrs. W. P. Kerwin and Mrs. How. Pint taking second. Edith Wangler and Jessie Fowler earned third. Chairing guests were Mrs. G. N. Cousins and the bridge committee. The next party will be a mixed men and women event Wednesday evening.
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Sunnyside Country Club
E. CG. Glasson
A. B. Chambers
W. P. Kerwin
Oirs. How. Pint
Edith Wangler
Jessie Fowler
G. N. Cousins
Golden wedding anniversary observed for Mr and Mrs Hi Mckean
The McKeans celebrate fifty years of marriage with a family dinner at 709 Randolph Street noon. Attending are their four children, seven grandchildren, and several great grandchildren and relatives. Mr Mckean, born in Pennsylvania, and Mrs Mckean, Iowa native, wed May 14 1874 in Anamosa and lived near Wyoming before moving to Waterloo. Both belong to First Congregational Church.
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A. Munn
Topeka
Kan
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Wasterley
Hugh McKean
Oscar
Story
Iraidhe Merritt
Grace Rebecca Merritt
Paglis
Sidney Story
Crace Mage
Onslow
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Hate
Waterloo
First Congregational Church
Waterloo notes on concerts and dances at Cornell College
Social items from Waterloo reveal Frank A. Shaw directing Cornell Festival music at Cornell College with Claire Dux and Sylvia Lent etc. Nearby events include a birthday party for James Brown, a card and dance at N. Pl hall for Oto Pigler, and a Presbyterian hospital alumnae tea at the Y W C A with 46 guests. Additional notices mention a Daughters of Veterans stage event, a comedy revival Goose Creek Holler, and Edison PTA elections.
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Waterloo Music
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Shaw
Oberlin Conservatory
Morrison
Claire Dux
Chicago Opera Company
Sylvia Lent
Jreer
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Frederick Stock
Fraternall Aid Union
N. PL Hall
Oto "Pigler
Goose Creek
Linden M
Memorial Hall
Daughters of Veterans
We teachers serve refreshments
A brief item notes that teachers will provide refreshments for an event. The readable fragment mentions teachers handling refreshments, implying hospitality duties at a school or community gathering. No dates or places are provided.
Club Notes Record Social Gatherings and Luncheons
Waterloo chapter C KE B members received past patron September 24. Vast Matrons club hosted Miss Mildred Rector luncheon at Mrs G W Bothwell home with sewing. Hartier hosted 12 o'clock luncheon at Black's tearoom with lilac decor. FB club luncheon assisted by Mrs Entz. Progressive 560 elects A G Snackenberg president and Ray Webber secretary treasurer. A three week picnic marks the last fall meeting.
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C. KE. B
Syhoor
G. W. Bothwell
Mildred Rector
Hartier
Black's
K. M. Cutler
I. FB. Club
Adam Entz
A. G. Snackenberg
Ray Webber
Progressive 560 Club
Church Groups Gather For Meetings And Socials
Five new members joined Trinity American Lutheran at the church parlors. The group planned a double quartet under L Maring, with 39 in attendance. Guild hostesses hosted 26 members and welcomed Mrs Emmett Schmidt and Mrs Marty Saylor. a bake sale is set for May 17. First Evangelical Young People's Missionary circle held a picnic and named officers Pearl Anton Wolff Schmidt Esther Smith Lepha Hostetler Alene Raecker. Mrs G W Chester hosted 35 Central Christian Ladies' Aid members. Mrs Harry Maine presiding in absence. St Johns Young People's club held a picnic at H H Kopel home with 45 attending. Alpha Phi Alpha will host a men and women banquet at Walnut Street church. Westminster Workers met at Mrs J E G Sweeney's for sewing. Mrs Harry Limgbert led committee. Rehearsals for The Delay of the Overland Limited begin ahead of a West show.
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L. Maring
Oliver Schutte
L. W. Steege
W. F. Seigloff
Emmett Schmidt
Marty Saylor
Trinity American Lutheran Ladies’ Guild
Fred Rohner
Evangelical Young People's Missionary Circle
G. W. Chester
Central Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry
Maine
W. EB. Robinson
Disciples of Christ
Nes Moines
Mmes
GC. W. Ulfer
J. A. Francis
John Paulsen
Auditorium Event Promises Full Cast Performance
The May 23 program by the First Congregational Women's Organization occurred at the church with about 25 players in attendance. Mrs. Marion Cooley ds Paar directed assisted by Mrs. J. A. Knox and Mrs. J. Ridenour. The full cast will number 35.
Hailstorm Batterson Waterloo Areas
A late afternoon hailstorm struck Waterloo with .32 inches of rain and strong wind. Hail near Sans Souci and Chautauqua parks reached marble sized or larger, with reports of hazelnut sized stones east of St. Francis hospital. Temperatures rose to 66 and fell to around 40. no major garden or fruit tree damage noted.
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Sans Souci
Chautauqua Parke
St. Francis Hospital
Runaway Dora May Sills Found by Friends
Dora May Sills thirteen, daughter of Mrs A E B Church, was missing since Sunday from 315 Tenth Street East. Detectives located her late Saturday at a friend's home and she was placed in charge of a matron until the mother could be notified.
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District Conference of Library Officials Set for Tomorrow
Librarians and library trustees from this Iowa district will attend the all day meeting at East Public Library tomorrow. About 35 to 40 visitors are expected with several local speakers. A luncheon will be held at noon at Hotel Russell Lamson.
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Iowa
East Public Library
Russell- Lamson
Y-Indus Club Plans Weekend Fishing Trip
Members of Y-Indus club completed plans for a weekend trip to Morris Isle at the YMCA cabin. The outing will depart Saturday and return Sunday. Frank King of Black's Dry Goods spoke on wholesale groceries. Rev. S V Williams delivered the Bible talk. Twenty eight members attended.
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Morris Isle
Y. MC. A
Frank King
Black's Dry Goods Company
Lemon Juice Whitens Skin Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement claims lemon juice mixed with Orchard White creates a powerful skin whitening lotion. It promises a quarter pint of beauty product for the face neck arms and hands and notes it won’t irritate. Stage beauties allegedly use it for a flawless white complexion.
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