Weekend Events and Club Gatherings Highlight Waterloo
Social pages list activities across Waterloo including church choirs, Christmas carols, and club meetings. Misa Morgan performs with groups singing Swan Saint-Saena I Nie Do Posen Old Refrain. Open houses, parties, picnics and recitals scheduled at Memorial Hall Cedar River park and local club rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolf Fri
Misa Morgan
Saint-Saena
Waterloo Insurance Club
Cedar River Park
Scattergood Circle
King's Daughters
IH. M
Hansen, B
P. W
Jeynette Corsant
Janet Little
Miriam Evans
Cedar Fails
Memorial Hall
Sunshine Rebekah
Waterloo T Q. O. F
Mary Herzing to Marry in Lincoln Nebraska This Summer
Mary Herzing and Howard M. Parmalee announce their engagement in Lincoln Nebraska. Miss Herzing has directed the Waterloo Y W C A cafeteria since 1924 and the couple plan to marry July 12 at the bride’s home. They are both Nebraska University graduates and will reside in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Herzing
South Nineteenth Street
Linecoln
Neb
Mary
Waterloo Y
Howard M. Farmalee
Lincoln
Misa Herzings
Parmalee
University of Nebraska
Waterloo
Jung 1
Banquet Music and Dance at Nurses Social Club
Nurses Social club held its annual dinner Saturday at the hotel with favors, garden flower decorations, and toasts by Mrs. Josephine Bunn. Highlights included a dance by Boby Jean Lammert and a vocal solo by Master Joseph Thornton from Maddigan School of Music. an orchestra from Knapp School performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurses Social Club
Haotel
Russell Lemnon
Ophelia
Fablea
Covnare Jaid
Josephine
Bunn
Bnoby
Jean Lammert
Joseph Thornton
Maddigan School of Music
Knapp School
Marthe Kretzschmar
Misa Willa Gosiz
Misa Euphamia Thompson
Clara Norby
Tarens Standish
Margaret McMahon
Installed officers lead Epworth league at First M E Church
Ruth Hitchcock presides with Jean Ralf Edith Young and Dorothy Hitchcock named vice presidents. Eva Moyer Raymond Sletsema serve as fourth vice presidents, Joe Buck Miss Bula WMckinley as advisors. Concert by John Knox organist Miss Calle Wiefer reviews Daughter of ee Samurai. Refreshments by Mrs Ralph Hoxie and committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of First M. E. Church
Ruth Hitchcock
Jean Ralf
Edith Young
Dorothy Hitchcock
Eva Moyer
Raymond Sletsema
Joe Buck
Bula Wmckinley
Clover Sterling
Wanist
Mauricrie Cook
Oman
Firat
Brides Carolyn Hansen and O J Hougen in Grace church ceremony
Carolyn Hansen daughter of Mrs Norris Norring of 909 Ankeny Street married O J Hougen son of Mr and Mrs T F Hougen of Pasadena Cal in a 4 pm ceremony yesterday at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church pastor Dr Karl Rondiman officiated C A Anderson brother of the bride attended as escort Mrs Hougen is a Elkhund Business College graduate and a Remington Typewriter Company stenographer. The couple reside at Apartment 220 Brockwell Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Carolyn Hansen
Norris Norring
Ankeny Street
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
O. J. Hougen
T. F. Hougen
Pasdens
Cal
Karl Rondiman
C. A. Anderson
Hovugen Iam
Elklund Business College
Remington Typewriter Company
Brockwell Arma
Cora Hartleip Attends Walker Home Party
Cora Hartleip as guest of honor at a Walker home party hosted by Mrs. R. W. Walker and Misa Ruth Pumry. Attendees included Mrs. W. Z. McCormick and Miss Vivien Innes among others. lavender, pink, and yellow wedding color decor featured. A later card party and benefit event drew over 50 guests with Daughters of Isabella in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise
Cora Hartleip
Robert Trabella
R. W. Walker
Misa Ruth Pumry
Walker
Mmes
W. Z. McCormick
Daisy Cotter
Dewsy Buttarielli
Gordon M. Fish
Lesille Wiiharm
Jap Cohrt
W.A. Dewees
Dorothy Thartelp
Martha Graham
Alica Milley
Dorothy Mijier
Vivien Innes
Dorothy Lumry
Minaes
J. B. Bryner
W. O. Foster
George Sgully
Isaballa
Club Notes and Luncheon At Favora Home
Saturday night five hundred hosted by Mr and Mrs Ralph Broninger featured prizes to Mrs Harold Korth George Cohn and Walter Woodyard. Luncheon was served. N C N club gathered Saturday evening at Mrs Ray Howrey residence with Guns Anderson and Dick Hutchins winning favors. Two course luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Broninger
Favora
Mra
Harold Korth
George Cohn
Walter Woodyard
N. C. N. Club
Ray Howrey
Guns Anderson
Dick Hutchin
Asn
Crown over Yanks 6 Pike Others Catch String of Excuses
Report of opening day fishing along the river notes anglers blaming weather and tides for a sparse catch. William Crownover of Black Hawk Road bucked the trend with six large catfish near his home while others found few good pike, pickerel, or catfish along the river from Gilbertville to the fourth street bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street Bridge
William Crownover
Black Hawk Road
Black Hawk
Gilbertville
Walton Leaguer
Man offers officers $100 to avoid arrest
A man, Ray Filloan of Dysart, paid a $100 fine plus costs after pleading guilty to driving a motor vehicle while intoxicated in municipal court before Judge George J. Laror. He had offered officers a drink and a bribe to let him go, which was rejected. Another man, George Johnhnan of New Hartford, pled guilty to illegal possession of intoxicating liquor and was fined plus suspended costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siqtuar
Mugh Crumrina
Marl Wray
Ray Filloan
Dysart
George J. Laror
T Loon
Faloon
George Jonhnapn
New Hartford
Lato
Elizabeth Kenney Elected State B P W President
Elizabeth Kenney was elected president of the Town Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs at Fort Dodge. She has long served the Waterloo club and led 12 states as regional emblem chairman, with plans to bridge the spring fall activity gap and expand educational work statewide. Next board meeting will be in Jefferson with convention at Keokuk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Kenney
Iowa Business Woman
Tocal Club
Helen Swinbank
Waterloo Club
Waterloo
W. W. Warsaw
Mildred Gleason
Hhit
Frances Phith
Business and
Weokuk
Iowa
Oakland
Cal
Rose Cunningham
Des Moines
Ilsie Elliott
Ames
Florence Alvord
Ort Dodge
Telenara Streachan
Davenport
Waterloo Men on Delegation to National TPA Convention
Four Waterloo delegates were elected at Keokuk for the Travelers Protective Association national convention in Denver in June. George Huntley, George Buchan, O. O. Hummel, and Chris R. Rhode will represent Post I. Devonport was chosen as the headquarters city for the division, with John B. Oggs as president and A. Huntley as secretary-treasurer. Burlington to host next convention. Delegates donated 100 to Keokuk Red Cross for food relief. ENJOINS MINERS. Genterville, May 16—United Mine Workers were enjoined from interfering with miners without work under the 1917 scale at Garrett Coal Co. Mystic, by Judge Wells.
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Travelers Protective Association
Denver
Colg
Post I
Waterloo
Keokuk
George W. Huntley
George Buchan
O. O. Hummel
Chris R. Rhode
Muntley
Devonport
Jawg
John &. Oggs. Devenport
A. Ig
Genterville
United Aline Workers of America
Garrett Coal Company
Mystic
J. S. Wells
Local notices and travel updates from Waterloo area
A roundup of weekend visits, medical updates, property bequests, and travel plans. Notable items include Mrs. Currier joining her husband in Chicago, Captain Armstrong recovering from hernia surgery, a long drive to physician conventions, and a large iron fence project at Fairview cemetery. Excursion tickets and tourism trips are highlighted along with a church rummage sale and meal schedules. Heavy bird mortality from weekend winds noted with nestoutages.
Spring Frock Selection Offers Special Character and Color
A sales pitch notes ready to wear frocks dyed in leading Spring colors. The article promises special individuality and charm for each dress with exceptional values and affordable prices, urging readers to buy while stock lasts.
MELLO GLO Face Powder Promises Shine-Free Finish
An advertisement for MELLO GLO face powder by Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. touts a French process for a long lasting, purifying powder that blurs pores and keeps complexions youthful. It appeals to women seeking superior purity and quality in cosmetic powder.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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Re Etna
Ote
Club
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Lesen Porter
Margaret Rate
Giichriat Chapel
Pagansniers
Inabella
Gg Choir
Sulla Party
Macartney
Jater Miller
Ww. L. B. Club
Dre. BJ
Klose
Happy Hour Club
Black's . Teareon
D. O. V. Mather’s
Elkista
Elka Club
Moose
Mary Herzing
Lincoln, Neb
H. K. Hartgraves
Mada
Heant
First Brethren
Carriera' Association
Verena Freeman
Efe L. Zeller
Emma. Ll. Smith
Clarice C. Willams
Tressurer
Vera Shafer
W.J. Sutcliffe
Cedar Heights
St. John's
St. John's Sewing Circle Bridge
5. F. Murephy
Mra. Ray Scribner
Church News
Woman's Home Missionary
St. Paul's M. E
Et & P
Ralph Meyers
Geetze Ber
Pec Joie
T. W. Uhlenberg
J. B. Schlel
Carolyn Hansen
O. K. Hougen
Carol Burr
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Margaret Noonan
Dorothy Holmes
Margaret Morrie
Mary Kathryn Kerwin
Kathryn Bickley
Jenn Stevenson
Marian Lawson
Betty Wurater
Louise Green
Marian Johnson
Maxine Mead
Jessia Wade
Rosalie Jackson
Dorothy Hartlejp
Spokane
Wash
8. B. Reed
Independence Avenue
Stevenson
Kappes Delia Phi
Hozel Russell-Lamson
Myrel Burk
Otto G. Spencer
Cora Bauman
Mason City
Helen Cole
Perry
Werner Kehe
Mabel McClintock
Wayland
Denya Mbéyers
North Liberty
Ralph Nichols
Cedar ¥Atts
Melvin Olgan
Alta
Town State Teachers College
Ms. Burk
Ming Stevens
Robert Rickenbach
Ethel Stevens
Colo
Wallace Chesebro
Sons of Union
May Tunts
Waterloo Inaurance Club
Tunehson
Tia M
Traak Ant Mra
Bert Davin
Tillum Paat Grand Circle of Independance
Tral Vic
Disabled American Veterans and Auxiliary
Ei McKinley School
Parent Teacher Association
Elizabeth Kenney
Second Street West
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Town Federation of Gusiness and Professional Women's
Mrb. Kenney
Hecker - H-O Company, Inc
Dandies
Buchanan For & Complete Optical Service
G. G. Garvin
Keysions
C. ¥. Sponheim
South Street
Airs
V. S. Currier
Chicago
Moody Bible Institute
Lew Armatrong
Central Fire Station
Presbytrian Hospital
Anit Mra
T. F. ‘Thornton
Washington, D. C
Thornton
Fairview Cemetery
Christ
Belz
Cedar Paris
J. Frank Belz
Christinga
Dubuque
Illinois Central Railroad
Creat Western
Harry
Barton
First Street West
Western Coast
Rock Island
St. Paul
Vancouver
British Columbia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
L. Patterson
Waterloo Milling Company
Samuel Curtias
Dani & Nauman Co
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Fonda Mae
Tahries
Special Mail Order Department
Ellen J. Huckland
Kotex
Woeterlor Evening Courier Patterns
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloq
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