Waterloo club marks eighth anniversary with festive dinner
The Waterloo club celebrated its eighth anniversary with an elaborate dinner in its rooms. Green and gold decor mirrored National Federation colors, with a central table setup, candles, wax torches, and California poppy design napkins. Gift favors included leather notebooks, program souvenirs wrapped in white paper, and a great birthday cake cut by past presidents. The event featured music, a club song, readings, and a post-dinner installation ceremony honoring officers. Local Girl Reserves and friends from East High Friendship and West High Friendship clubs assisted with service and program parts. Several out-of-town guests joined the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Waterloo Club
California
Elizabeth Kenney
Alice &. Warsaw
Fennie Hemenway
A. 5. Johnson
W. D. Ives
P. W
Margaret Scott
Sylvia Kearns
Fast [High Friendship Club
Irma © Pickelberg
Mabel Clark
Marie Y Bender
West High Friendship Club
Emma Williams
Gretch‘en Shireman
Jane Williams
Helen ‘Schenk
Evelyn Morris
Ruth Johnson
Carolyn Johnson
Eleanor Jean
Kathrynn Warsaw
Plaza Theatre
Alexander Frank
Ruth Miller
Betty Harrington
East High School
Grace Allemeyer
Homer Albright
Howard Holmes
Warsaw
Kenney
Florence Sweet
Viva Borglum
Waverly
Cedar Heights Woman's Club Luncheon At Hotel Russell Lamson
The Cedar Heights Woman's Club hosts its annual spring luncheon at 1 PM tomorrow in Hotel Russell Lamson with guests including Mrs. R. A. Santee Cedar Julls county president of women's clubs Mrs. Fred D. Cram Cedar Falls president and Mrs. E. T. Alford recently completing two Waterloo club presidencies. The retiring president Mrs. W. J. Sutcliffe presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Amos Burhans
Mary Sommers Myers
Geoffrey Goslin
Mary Knoble
Sylvia Ballet
Lane elected president of Grout P T A
Mrs Will Lane was elected president of the Frances Grout school Parent Teacher Association at last evening's meeting. James McMillan was named vice president and Miss Lillian Sohner secretary treasurer. The program featured community singing, instrumental trio numbers, piano instruction explanations, a demonstration, and a reading by Robert Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will A. Lane
Parent-Teacher Association
Frances Grout
James McMillan
Lillian Sohner
Frank ‘Powler
Violet
Bethene
Woores “Moraton
Fletcher
J.D. Liffring
Billy Lane
John Donnell
Ruth
Dorothy Hickelberg
Robert, Pritchard
Fiske Teachers Honored by P T A of School
John Fiske Parent Teacher Association honored the teachers with a picnic supper and program at St. Pauls M E church. Nathaniel Hackett sang two bass solos with Grace Allemeier. a stringed triad performed Traumerer and Valse Ballet. Miss Avis Black gave readings. each teacher received a rose bud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Mother's Day Celebration at Northwestern Bell Building
Northwestern Bell operators hosted sixty mothers and guests at third and Sycamore streets for a Mother's Day program. C A Bowlsby welcomed attendees. performers included Margaret and Laura Muller with Madeline Sims, Mildred Emerson, Wilmie Carr with Elva Stout, Marian Barron with Clarice Lynch, Beatrice Miller, and Florence Lynch. Traffic department led the event with a committee of Catherine Trotter Minnipot Elle Hansen Notter and Mildred Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Last Everning
Third
Sycamore
C. A. Bowlsby
Margaret
Laura Muller
Madeline Sims
Mildred Emerson
Wilmie Carr
Elva Stout
Marian Barron
Beatrice Miller
Florence Lynch
Clarice Lynch
Catherine Trotter
Minnipott
Elle and
Eila Hansen
Mathilda Notter
Mildred Griffith
Cedar Falls Club Concludes Year With Banquet
Ninety members attended the Cedar Falls Woman's Club banquet in Bartlett Hall at Iowa State Teachers College on May 16, ending the year's activities. Mrs. Fred D. Cram was reelected president at a recon meeting. The program included violin by Rachel Rosenberger a one act play read by Frances Kleasveland and a duet by Mrs. Frederick Schmidt and Miss Olive L. Barker.
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Cedar Falls
Bartlett Hall
Iowa State Teachers College
Pickett Elected President of Women’s Lodge
Mrs Roy G Pickett was elected president of Woman s Benefit association at a Mooge hall meeting. She succeeds Mrs Harry Nanny who resigned. A thimblebee is planned for May 24 at Mrs George Cress home. In a card party, Mrs Floyd Stoyles and Mrs Margaret Younghlut won favors at 500, and Mrs R S Bartz and Mrs A B Smith won favors at bride. Mrs Harry Fergumann received a special prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy G. Pickett
Woman's Benefit Association
Mooge Hall
Harry Nanny
Lodge
George Cress
Floyd Stoyles
Margaret Younghlut
R.S. Bartz
A.B. Smith
Bride
Harry Fergumann
Chicago Woman Guest at Afternoon Tea Honor Miss Eloiseremain
Chicago society notes show Mrs. Jackson McCoy hosting an afternoon tea at her home in honor of Miss Eloise remain, with Mrs. R. A. Fath and Misses Jessie Ferguson and Catherine Sedgwick among the attendees. Invitations went to prominent social figures and former Ferry Hall students. Sundry Sunnyside Country Club events list annual dances, Halloween carnival, and regular bridge parties for women. alternating dances and mixed parties span May to October with dinners on select dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eloise
Ferry Hall
Chicago
Jackson McCoy
R. A. Fath
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Hints in Beauty Care Stimulating Massage
A historical guide advises massage with olive oil or cream containing tannin to improve shoulder tones. It describes techniques to open pores, massage hollow between neck and shoulder, and exercise routines like rowing motions. The piece also suggests cold baths to firm skin and notes dubious dietary claims about skipping meals.
Club notes and gatherings report from La Lometa and area
La Lometa clubs hold a 1 o clock luncheon with Mrs. W H King while Lend a Hand guild meets at 2 39 pm tomorrow at Mrs Jacob Selig home for a picnic Jumcheon. Get Together club hosted a picnic Jumcheon yesterday at Mrs Harry Hummel home with O O Hummel J C Hartman M J Fritz Robert Hostetler and P A Wiegand as special guests. Mrs R H Garrison hosted Happy Hour Needlework club at 1 o clock yesterday. tulips and anap dragons decorated the table. Out of town guest Mrs G A Willard of Pipestone Minn sister of Mrs F J Eighmey and Mrs F L Benedict attended afternoon visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend-a-Hand Guild
Jacob Selig
Get-Together Club
Harry Hummel
Mmes. O. O. Hummel
J. c. Hartman
M. J. Fritz
Robert Hostetler
P. A. Wiegand
R. H. Garrison
Happy Hour Needlework Club
G. A. Willard
Pipestone
Minn
F. J. Eighmey
Church Society Meetings and Luncheon Notices
Church groups plan meetings tomorrow at multiple locations. Central Christian church women of the Ladies Aid meet at Mrs Frank Gier home. First Lutheran Missionary society gathers at 2 30 p m in church parlors with hostesses Mrs Boemecke Mr Franklin and Mrs Smith. Graves Memorial United Brethren hosts 6 30 p m Friday with dinner and talk by W W Wyant on Astronomy plus officer elections. Guild of Christ Episcopal hosts a 1 p m luncheon at the parish house with hostess committee names. auxiliary meets at 12 o clock before the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Ald Society
Central Christian Church
Frank Gier
Torkheran Missionary Society
M. Boemecke
E. C. Franklin
Charles Smith
Brotherhood of the Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
W. W. Wyant
Guild of Christ Episcopal Church
Mies
FP. C. Morgan
J. G. Bickley
Anna Parrott
BE. F. Wise
C. A. Mills
Robert Manning
A Beige Fox Cloth Coat Described in Paris Fashion
In Paris a beige fox is used for morning wear with a rose hue wool coat. Trucet adds a collar and trims fox discarded as faux trim. The fur line is sewn beneath pockets that appear but do not open. The coach line remains straight.
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Paris
Mrs E E Heskett Re-elected Head Of Church Sisterhood
Mrs E E Heskett was re-elected president of the Sisterhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren church at a meeting yesterday afternoon. Other officers chosen were vice president Mrs C G Murphy secretary Mrs W H Humby and financial secretary Mrs H O Gilley. Forty members and three visitors attended with new members welcomed. A program and refreshments were planned for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. B. Heskett
Sisterhood of
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
CG. J. Murphy
W. H. Humby
H. O. Gilley
Wi Hanson
Lyman Church
W.ol. Oswald
Virginia Pedicord
Artie Anderson
Roy Kendall
Lloyd Peverill
L. C. Ransom
A. ©. Keesler
W. G Aanderson
W. L. Oswald
Track Operations Start on W C F N Railway
A work train of 16 cars and a steam shovel began work on the Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern railway project to relocate half a mile of track on the Cedar Falls interurban line from Ansborough avenue to Rainbow drive. A cut will reduce the grade and the excavated dirt will fill submerged John Deere Tractor Co land along Commercial street east of Black Hawk Creek. Four shovel dips fill one car and all cars dump simultaneously as dirt is placed in the river, while the track is moved toward the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Cedar Falls
Ansborough Avenue
Rainbow Drive
John Deere Tractor Company
Commercial Street
Balck Hawk Creek
Waterloo and Surroundings Briefs from Local News
Notices from Waterloo Iowa cover advertising, police reports, and social updates. A complete optical service advertises, local barbers travel to Des Moines for business, and car thefts are filed with police. Summer visits, lectures, and church events are listed along with residents’ travel and hospital stays.
Fourteen Gallon Bootleg Haul Tied to Benson Case
Detectives Ralph Davis Hugh Crumrine and Officer Warren Bucktoy seized fourteen gallons of illicit alcohol after arresting C. W. Benson of 202 Randolph Street last night. Benson faced charges of illegal transportation and bootlegging after officers found two five gallon jugs of moonshine in his car and four gallon cans at his home under a warrant. Benson remained jailed as confiscation proceedings began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Benson
Randolph. Street
Charles Mohlis
Benson
Ralph Davis
Hugh Crumrine
Warren Bucktoy
Filling Cookies and Culinary Tips From The Era
Recipes describe filled cookies with dates and raisins, including a butter sugar milk egg flour and baking powder dough. A fruit filling is spread between rounds then baked. Also notes on apples baked in honey, soup seasoning, sauces for steak, creaming butter and sugar, and coconut handling.
Summer Repairs Planned by East School Directors
East district public schools plan summer improvements with Hawthorne receiving weather stripping and jealting, bids to be opened June 19. An electric clock and gong system like East High will be installed at Junior High. A new arithmetic text will be adopted for next year. Board members and wives were hosted at Junior High cafeteria.
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Public Schools
East District
Charles W. Kline
Hawthorne
East High
Eline
Word Forms From A Puzzle List
A shorthand puzzle list presents verb forms and their variations. It includes base forms past tense and past participles with several irregular mappings and a few misspellings that hint at common lemma patterns. The reader is prompted to match tense and form pairs within a word game context.
Hundley and Troyer Released from Fort Madison Pen
Ray Huntley and Ed Troyer, who in 1928 faced three year terms for offense labor law violations at Fort Madison, have completed their terms and been discharged. Troyer started March 1 1926 and Hundley April 6 1926, with 10 months 21 days credit for good time. Both were model prisoners and received similar clemency. Tourists reach Texas as Mayer party along with Emerson Metcalf and Wayne Bergren plan New Orleans next Sunday after motor trip of 11 days.
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Ray Huntley
Ed Troyer
Fort Madison
Troyer
Hundley
Texas
Robert and Raymond Mayer
Emerson Metcalf
Waterloo
Wayne Bergren
Alameda
Cal
New Orleans
E.R. Mayer
Lincoln Street
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B. P. W. Club
Cial Calendar
Becker
E. S
Matt Parrot
Coe
L. Club
A.B. Weld
Elite
James BE
Trump Bauer
Blue ‘Triangle
Jeaguins Y
WLC
Woman’s Club of
Chautauqua Club
China
Paul Monroe
Teachers College of Columbia University
Public Library Wast
G. I. RR. L. Club
First Congregational Church
Vernice Frost
Beryl Becker
Moose
Moose Hall
Helen Colby
Will “Lane
Grout P.T. A
Fiske
P.T. A. of
Roy Pickett
Women’s Lodge
Daily Reader
la Lometa Club
W. H. King
Church News
E. E. Heskett
Miss Vivian Wilson
Black's Tearoom
H. A. Hartshorn
Portland
Ore
H. Wilson
Mrs. Hartshorn
Wayne Wilson
YW. C. A
Byrnes Park
M. EB
Modern Brotherhood of America
Knights of Pythias
W.c.f.&n
Buchanan's
Burton F. Collin
Fourth Street
Des Moines
DuMond
The
Dupland Motor Company
Goldie Cook
Cedar Rapids
Unity Center
F. W. Bronson
Poplar Street
Park Avenue
Commercial
C. A. Schoenhut
Marshalltown
Oma James
Earl Minkel
Summit Avenue
Hartiett McCormick
Washta
E. R. McCormick
Irving Street
Joseph W. Rowntres
Kingbard Boulevard
W. EB. Kennedy
Brines Park
Elgin
Ruth Elliott
Grundy Center
R. Elliott
Randolph Street
Harold Brown
N. D. Olson
de Herson Street
L. Q. Selzer
Kingsley Avene
Northern Baptist Convention
Detroit
Mich
War Ven L. Steeves
Walnut Street Church
C. L. Kennagy
FR. Asquith
First Church
Henry Mu
First Lutheran Church
Sally Air
Ales
Roy Gillian
Old Rugged Cross
Robert W. Gabson
Ryanks
Atreot
el Paso
Dee McKihinney
Lead
Iowa
Synod of United Lutherans
Courier
Iowa Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Trinity American Lutheran Church
P. J. Weerts
George G. Parker
Fairfield
L. H Lesher
Mustazine
A. B. Leamer
Des.Moines
J. L. Berger
H. F. Martin
Fremont
Lutheran Women
Gourier
Iowa Synod Woman's Missionary Society
Jeff
R. M. Badger
Dubuque
A. J. Palace
Lara Hanson
Sioux City
M. H. Taylor
Iowa City
L. E. Blessing
A. H. Gibson
Council Bluffs
Benson Auto
Sus
Folger
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A, Folger, Cee
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Aptresty
Charlie
Zephat
Wamc Eee
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