Cedar Heights Club Luncheon Highlights Spring Program
The Cedar Heights Woman's Club held its annual spring luncheon at Black's Tearoom, marking the end of this year's programs. Decorations featured spring blooms. Chairwoman Mrs. G. M. Cheney led the program with musical numbers by Miss Louisa Hagerman, Mrs. W. A. Lane, Mrs. A. B. Enderlin, and others. Notable guests included Waterloo Woman's Club President Mrs. A. S. Weishaar and Cedar Falls Club President Mrs. Fred Cram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Black’s Tearoom
G. M. Cheney
Louisa Hagerman
W. A. Lane
Fred J. Miller
A. B. Enderlin
H. Brist
A. 5. Weishaar
Waterloo Woman's Club
R. A. Santée
Black Hawk County
Federated Clubs
Fred Cram
Cedar Falls
Becker Chapter O. E. S. Plans June Picnic
Becker Chapter O. E. S. held a business session at Masonic temple. Plans were made for a picnic in June. Committees announced by the matron include Mrs. H. Ll. Wheelock and Mrs. E. W. Bickler for west side and Mrs. L. L. Litchfield and Mrs. LR. Leeper for east side. A Russian dance in costume was performed by eight West High girls: Ruth Grow, Dorothea Rehd er, Charlotta Pedersen, Helen Heldt, Wands Pequignot, Agnes Sorvig, Zora Lee, and Arvilla Stykolff. Luncheon served. kitchen committee listed as Mrs. Fred Sporle, Mrs. C. A. Morris, Mrs. H. A. Boysen and Mrs. O. Shupe, with Mrs. V. A. Zellhoeler, Mrs. FP. Altstadt and Mrs. H. DB. Simon overseeing the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotta Pedersen
Helen Heldt
Wands Pequignot
Agnes Sorwig
Zora Lee
Arvilla Stykolff
Fred Sporle
C. A. Morris
H. A. Boysen
H. DB. Simon
Miss Grace Wood Weds Adrian Hudson at St. Johns
May 16 ceremony in Independence marks the wedding of Miss Grace Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wood, to Adrian Hudson of Beloit Wisconsin. Rev. W H Donohue officiated before a small gathering. guests included Miss Daynia Hood and Richard McDonnell. Afterward, a breakfast at the bride’s home followed the service. Grace graduated Independence High School in 1928, Hudson also a 1928 graduate now with Hotel Hilton in Beloit. they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canzire
Independence
St. John's Church
This City
Grace Wood
E. 4A. Wood
Adrian Hudson
Beloik
Wis
W. H. Donohue
Dayiia Hood
Richard McDonnell
Independence High School
Hudson
Independence Sand
Hilton
Beloit
Tulip Display Showcases Diverse Varieties At Waterloo
Waterloo Garden club members exhibited many unusual tulip varieties at a Wednesday display hosted by president Mrs. J. G. Hildebrand at 726 Third Street West. The collection included Darvin the Mips, Lillyfern, Fantasy, Lady Clinton, John Ruskin, Don Pedro, Cardinal Manning, President Taft, Pride of Harlem, Louis XIV, and 23 varieties from a shipment by Mrs. J. J. Ridenour. The club announced a plant sale later this month. Also noted was the marriage of Miss Helen Claassen to Bernard Buus at Grace M. E. Church with brief details of attendants. the couple will reside in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
J. G. Hildebrand
Third Street West
Darvin
Lillyfern
A. E. Rumsey
Lady Clinton
John Ruskin
D. J. Walker
Don Pedro
Cardinal Manning
C. Cadwallader
Taft
Harlem
Harry Israel
J. J. Ridenour
C. J. Conery
Nathan Barber
Buus-Claassen
Helen Claassen
Holland
Bernard Buus
Waverly
Grace M. FE
Roy Leslie Smith
Sue Frerichs
Harry Bulls
Society Calendar Tonight and Friday Highlights
Tonight features the Thess Tarde club and faith circle classes at First Evangelical church. Melehoir court, Tribe of Ben Hur at Waterloo I, O. O. F. hall. Phi Sigma chi dance at Sunnyside Country club with Sacred Heart court. W C O P at St. Marys hall and W O W dance at K hall. Friday lists Woman's club luncheon at Hotel Russell and district C T U meetings in Cedaralis plus others. Evening dances include Kanno at Sunnyside Country club and K P hall with Gold Leaf camp and Royal Neighbors. Rebekah lodge at Black Hawk I O O F hall. Gamma Mu banquet at Hotel New Hartford. high school banquet at Hotel President. Moose hall events and auxiliary dances at Woman's clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thess Tarde
Robert Walker
Faith
First Evangelical Church
Melehoir
Tribe of Ben Hur
Waterloo
Phi Sigma’ Chi
Sunnyside
Sacred Heart Court
W. Cc
St. Mary's Hall
W. O
Hall
Woman's Club
Russell-Lamson
Lincoln Circle
G. A. Roy Memorial
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
New Century Club
Robert Ingersoll
St. Francis Hospital
Thomas Meisch
Ladies' Society
Union Congregational Church
William ‘Twaites
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. Po
Royal Neighborse
Coc
Halk Temple Rebekah
Black Hawk I. O. O. F
PE Gamma Mu
New Hartford High School
P. A
Moose
Woman
S Clubhouse
Local Hadassah Members Attend Midwestern Regional Meet
Local Hadassah members Mrs. David Siegel Mrs. Herman Rubin and Mrs. Ralph Sherman travel to Chicago for the Midwest regional Hadassah conference joining Miss Bessinger as junior Hadassah. Siegel will speak Saturday evening on Hadassah in Small Communities at Hadassah club. Sunday sessions occur at the Palmer House with Dr. Dushkin and Dr. Kadushin as guest speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
David Siegel
Herman Rubin
Ralph Sherman
Miss Bessinger
Siegel
Palmer House
Alexander Dushkin
Max Kadushin
Shower Honors Mrs Nicholson Bride at Bridge Party
A Bridge party was hosted by Mrs Kenneth McDonald on Broadway Bridge, honoring Mrs John W Wichelson nee Elizabeth Corning. Yellow kitchenware shower items were given, with Mrs Nicholson winning honors and Mrs Harold Beckner receiving a consolation. Guests included Mrs Louis Williams, Mrs Clark, and Misses Madeline Sims Bee Thayer Stella Christiansen Mary Albrecht Marjorie Anderson and Helen Glass. A follow up shower is planned for next Monday hosted by Misses Sims Christiansen and Thayer at 401 Riverside Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Wichelson
Elizabeth Corning
Kenneth McDonald
Broadway Street
Bridge
Nicholson
Harold Beckner
Claude Berray
Kenneth Carey
Louis Williams
Clark
Madeline Sims
Bee Thayer
Stella Christiansen
Mary Albrecht
Marjorie Anderson
Hileen Glass
Sims
Christiansen
Thayer
Riverside Drive
Nurses Will Be Graduated with Program Friday
The class of 1939 of Presbyterian hospital training school will graduate Friday evening at 8 in Westminster Presbyterian church. Dr J G Creede rector of St Marks Episcopal church will deliver the address. Mrs Warren Gilbert will sing a vocal solo. After the exercises a reception for graduates and friends will be held in the church parlors by the hospital auxiliary. Hadassah Bridge Mrs Herman Rubin hosted a benefit bridge party Wednesday afternoon at her home 151B Fourth street west. Four tables competed with prizes won by Mrs David Sigel Mrs Harry Cohn and Mrs Jock Reinstein. The hostess was aided by Mrs Morris Strona. A further benefit series will be held later this month by Mrs Siegel and Mrs J Kanofsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Presbyterian Hospital Training School
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. G. Creede
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Warren Gilbert
Hadassah
Herman Rubin
Hadassah Society
Fourth Street West
David Sisgel
Harry Cohn
Jock Reinstein
Morris Strona
Siegel
J. Kanofsky
K. C. Hall
John Speirs
Speirs
Hints in Beauty Care for Farm Women
Farm women face unique beauty and diet questions from homegrown remedies to low-cost nutrition. Advice covers calorie-conscious diets, simple home cosmetics, and managing hair and skin care amid hard farm work. Tips include using local greens, eggs, milk, and butter for meals, plus practical guidance on tonics and cleansing routines.
Beck Shadley marriage solemnized at First Presbyterian
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Shadley and George Beck was solemnized at noon today in the study of First Presbyterian church. Dr. T. R. Niven performed the single ring ceremony. The bride wore green with a matching hat. They will reside at 619 Reber Avenue. the bride works for the Waterloo Evening Courier and the groom is with Northwestern Bell Telephone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Shadley
Rose Shadley
Waterloo
George Beck
L. G. Beck
Rowley
First Presbyterian Church
T. R. Niven
G. I. Hicks
Beck
Couple Wed at Close of Spanish War Celebrate 30th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Joseph A Gury of 45 Franklin celebrate thirty years since their Waterloo wedding May 16 1899 The groom was then a lieutenant in Company 3 Forty-Ninth Iowa returning from the Spanish American War The bride Miss Hattie Munger formerly of Waterloo they have five children Don Ruth Victor Nelson and Florence and have lived in Waterloo since their marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Gury
Franklin Street
Waterloo
Fortieth Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at 808 Wellington
The fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Bodholdt was observed with a large gathering at their home 808 Wellington street Cedar Falls Waterloo friends and relatives attended from Cedar Falls Waterloo Newell Ia and Chicago Mrs Q J Grau and Mr Gray attended toastmaster H K Nielsen gave impromptu talks Rev Jorgenson Dr A S Hanson M Holst Cedar Falls John Larson Jens Olson and Mrs M C Christiansen Waterloo hosted by the couple's two daughters Miss Agnes Thompson sang a vocal solo refreshments were served by daughters Mrs John Lund Waterloo and Mrs Gray flowers were presented by friends Mr and Mrs Bodholdt were married in Cedar Falls and have resided here they have two daughters six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans Bodholdt
Wellington Street
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Q. J. Grau
John Larson
Jens Olson
M. C. Christiansen
Agnes Thompson
John Lund
Gray
Bodholdt
Banquet Honoring Mothers By Church Guild At Y M C A
Forty two mothers and daughters attended a church guild banquet at Burton Avenue Baptist church in the Y M C A. Miss Carrie Myers served as toastmistress and welcomed guests with responses by Mrs. C. L. Rose. Toasts celebrated motherhood and home. A program included musical numbers, readings, and notables by Miss Mabel Shissler, Miss Nellie Mathes, and Miss Jennie Peterson. Decorations featured blue and white with miniature costumed ladies as centerpieces. The event was followed by Gold Leaf camp anniversary activities and a hospital auxiliary sewing session at Francis hospital auxiliary headquarters on Independence Avenue with hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Chapter
World Wide Guild
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Carrie Myers
Leola Redden
C. L. Rose
Mabel Shissler
Violet McMullen
Nellie Mathes
Jennie Peterson
C. ©. Loken
Esther
Nella Merrill Cummings
A. W. Peterson
Evelyn Inman
L. W. Gates
Inman
Esther Peterson
Margaret Crandall
Club notes and bridge results from Columbus area
Mrs J A Cashman hosted a Columbus club afternoon at 420 Logan. Winners in 600 were Mrs C A Brown, Mrs J F Wagner, and Mrs M J McDonough. Miss Catherine Leechey and Miss Celia Byrnes hosted a Riviera tearoom dinner for three tables. A later bridge gathering at Mrs H T Wagner’s 221 Park Ave East will end a spring series with six players, low scores vs six high scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cashman
Logan Avenue
Columbus Celay
C. A. Brown
J. F. Wagner
M. J. McDonough
McDonough
Catherine Leechey
Ceceila Byrnes
Riviera
Mary
Veronica Eckes
Ruth Trungee
Vernita Moor
Opal
Kathleen Pendergast
Margaret Welch
H. T. Wagner
Park Avenue East
Binck's Tearoom
Homemakers and Ladies' Aid Meet Across Churches
Church groups gathered Wednesday with 25 members at First Baptist Homemakers. luncheon and sewing planned for the year. Guests from Gardena and local members attended. Next meeting June 19 at Mrs. W. E. Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
John Knudson
W. Crutcher
E. Richardson
Knudson
Fannie Walsh
Gardena
Cal
W. Baker
G. Swanson
Osage Girl Weds Albert Sargent at St John’s Church
Miss Violet Cummings daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Cummings Osage wed Albert Sargent son of Mrs R A Mettler Charles City at 8 this morning in St John’s church officiated by Rev N J Lentz Attendants were Miss Margaret Blees Osage and Lawrence Fedespiel Waterloo Bride wore peach crepe de chine gown with matching hat carried sweetpeas and swansonia Breakfast at sister’s home 137 Joder Ave Local guests include parents and bridegroom’s mother and relatives from Charles City
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Violet. Cummings
W. F. Cummings
Osage
Albert Sargent
R. A. Mettler
Charles City
St. John’s Church
N. J. Lentz
Margaret, Blees
Lawrence Fedespiel
Waterloo
J. B. Blues
Joder Avenue
Harry Cummings
Jack
Carl Hnndslen
Richard
Sll
Fear Strawberries Frost Damages Iowa Crops Report
Des Moines reports frost across Iowa last night causing additional damage to strawberries and garden crops. Thermometers fell to 24 at Inward and 27 at Forest City with freezing marks observed in northern areas. Also mentions bake sale in Raymond Iowa and travels of Mr and Mrs Matt Schmitz to Elk Point South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Towa
Mercury
Forest City
Wilt
Raymond, Ta
Speciaty
Epworth League of the
M. E. Church
Raymond Store
Matt Schmitz
Elk Point
Mutt Sehmitz
APPOINT KEFPORD TO PASTORATE OF TAMACO CHURCH
Gladbrook Iowa May 16 Rev A W Kepford former superintendent of the state juvenile home at Toledo and recent Cedar Rapids resident has been appointed pastor of the local Methodist Episcopal church. He succeeds Dr A M Billingsley who died at Cedar Falls a few weeks ago. Dr and Mrs Kepford will move to Gladbrook soon. Diedricksen funeral. Theodore Diedricksen's funeral will be at the family residence Friday afternoon. He died in a Rochester hospital after an operation to relieve cancer. His wife died June 26 1928. Surviving are four sons and three daughters Fred Hannes William Ed Mrs John Boldt Mrs John Puls and Mrs Herman Greve. Club Luncheon Thursday. A luncheon in the UW B church dining hall will precede election of officers for Gladbrook Woman's club Thursday afternoon. Mrs Will tad hoff sr suffered a tight stroke Tuesday at her home north of town. The senior Ladies' Aid society of the Evangelical church surprised Mrs G R Wrage Wednesday afternoon in honor of her birthday anniversary. A covered dish luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Gladbrook
A. W. Kepford
Toledo
Cedar Rapids
W. C. Cleworth
Methodist Episcopal Church
A. M. Billingsley
Cedar Falls
Gladbrook Woman's Club
Will Tadehoff
Gas Company to Install Oil Tank at Independence
Independence Ia May 16 5 Independence Gas company wins council vote to install a 15000 gallon oil container on the river east bank. Mayor Kelley breaks a tie after a split vote. Previous objections cited past gras plant fires near businesses. New rates set for gas use ranging from 2.20 to 1.05 per thousand cubic feet by consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Independence
Independence Gas Company
Kelley
Council
Decision on Iowa R R Bates Victory for Factories Here
K J McAuliffe of the Interstate Commerce Commission tentatively rules Iowa intrastate rates on agricultural implements jute and cotton bags citrons or watermelons egg cases and fillers farm wagons and hide pelts are not unreasonable. Waterloo manufacturers hailed the decision though the record lacks full details on paper and corrugated boxes petroleum and carrots of hay prompting further hearing. Exceptions to the decision must be filed by June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa
K. J. McAuliffe
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rock Island
Moline
Omaha
C. A. Hanson
Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
McAuliffe
Morris Printing Co Moves to 511 Bluff
The Morris Printing Co will relocate from 716 Jefferson Street to 511 Bluff Street next week. They will occupy the front 30 by 50 foot area while the 30 by 90 foot rear space is leased to Marshall Chevrolet Co as a warehouse. R. P. Morris operates the print shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Printing Company
Jefferson Street
Bluff Street
J. A. Young
Marshall Chevrolet Company
R. P. Morris
Erie Woman Sues for Divorce in Local Case
Elnora Rinehart filed suit yesterday in Erie against Charles H. Rinehart for divorce. They wed August 29, 1927, with surrounding notes on relatives, travel, and social events including Memorial Day excursions and local college activities. The article also lists estate bequests and college governance ties involving Grinnell College and Cottage No. 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elnora ‘Rinehart
Charles H. Rinehart
J. S. ‘Tuthill
High Street
Telsior Springs
Tuthill
W. OC. Myers
Marble Rock
Myers Orchestra
Waterloo Yisters
Miss Parole
Florida
A. R. Simpson
Jean Margaret
Philadelphia
Simpson
D. J. Spensley
Harriet. Stutts
Cedar Falls
Gwynne Weston
Lovejoy Avenue
J. W. White
Fourth Street
Washington
New York
Waterloo
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minnie Huth
Cowin
Molly Owen
Louise Byrne
Pauline Morris
Charles P. Brataber
Ruth Lister
Jay KR. Owen
Geraldine Brinkman
J. E. Brinkman
Vermont Street
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Teague
Miss Brinkman
Marble Cake With Layered Color Swirl Recipe
A recipe for a marbled cake we seldom see, detailing ingredients such as sugar butter flour eggs and spices, with steps to cream beat and fold then color the batter and bake in a moderate oven. Also notes quick ideas for fillings and party punch and picnic sandwiches including bacon chicken filling orange slices and Russian dressing.
Brain Test Answer 13 Cross out words and explanations
The prompt lists three groups of words to cross out. Group one includes geographic terms and regions. Group two lists related verbs and adjectives to cross out. Group three repeats some verbs and adjectives. The task appears to be identifying words to remove from text rather than providing new content.
Adorable Attic Frock Pattern For Wee Tot Delights
Charming simple children's dress design 1693 features front lane opening for easy headward wear and shoulder tucks for fullness. Options include natural pongee brown or lime yellow linen with vivid stitching. machine work acceptable. Sizes 2, 4, 6. yardage given for 36 to 40 inch fabrics. Pattern price 15 cents. send name address style number and size to Courier Pattern Dept New York.
Angler's Tackle Stolen First Day of Open Season
On opening day of fishing season J. J. Nedd of 220 Eighth Street East reported fishing tackle valued at 525 stolen from his car near Memorial Hall. F W Trainor of 216 Maple Street reported a tire theft from his car. Mrs J A Harper of 309 Third Street East reported theft of shoes vegetables and dishes from her home. Harry Tomlin of 25 Lafayette Street was arrested by Deputy Baillif George Kretman on larceny by embezzle charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Nedd
Eighth Street
Memorial Hall
F. W. Trainor
Maple Street
J. A. Harper
Third Street
Harry Tomlin
Lafayette Street
Baillif George Kretman
Hearing Scheduled After Landbond Offer by Beem
The Neighbor hood Periodical club of Kansas City secured a loan offer of 1000 dollars from Judge J. C. Beem to finance a hearing set for June 5 on his own land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Kansas City
J. C. Beemate
Plainfield Barber Dies Suddenly in Minnesota Hotel
Plainfield Indiana barber H. P. Mel Adoo died in his sleep in an Austin Minnesota hotel room Monday night. A passbook from Plainfield National Bank identified him. The bank cashier W W Taylor told relatives while heart disease was listed as the cause by the physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Services
Plainfield
H. P. Mel Adoo
Austin
Minn
Plainfield National Bank
W. W. Taylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Nicholson
Edna Kent Forbes
Dan
V. S
Helen N
Charlotte D
A. Beeas
Beck-Shadley
Church Guild
Church News
Ladies’ Aid Society
Calvery Evangelical Church
B. M. Fritzinger
George Hanson
G. W. Hawver
A. Byer
First United Presbyterian Church
F. F. Campbell
Hammond Avenues
John Hamilton
Charles Shaffner
Marion Galloway
Perry Cowles
Grant Avenue
Ladies’ Society
Willam Twaites
Clara Barton Guild
Universalist Church
Donald B. Rheiner
Robbie Housden
Harland LaVine
Forrest Barmhart
John Furbush
Conger Street
Bernce Potter
Martha Smith
Helen Potter
Russell Lamson
Carl Ferguson
Edwin Hoardman
First Brethren Church
Boardman
Leigh Haven
Thomas Hadsell
Thomas McClellan
Jim For
Fine Arts Department of
Black's
Alice Vaughn
Kensington
Sons of Union Veterans
John Stallman
Pourth
Street East
J. ©. Knapp
J. F. Gross
J. H. Meggison
Wood
J. Rodenhaver
Jglis Dennis
Waterloo Nurses Club
Theodosia Young
Allen Memoral Hospital
A. W. Lane
Vine Street
Vera Connell
J. L. Levey
Slema No Sigma
Upper Town University
Fayette
Hawkeye
Kepford
Tamaco
Dr. Billingsley
Diedricksen
Iowa
R. R. Bates
ERIEP
West End
C.om . Bldg
Buchanan
Optical
W. Ellyson
Home Park Boulevard
C. A. Heath
Sycamore Street
Wanda Daum
Williston Avenue
Pauline Bassarear
Sevanth Street
Town City
Bernard Shaw
Pygmalion
Iowa State University
Craig Ellyson
Atlantic
Gulf
Mexico
British Isles
England
Labrador
Europe
Mediterranean
Sahara
Evening Courier
Courier Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Plainfield Barber
Minnesota
Canada
Jamaica
Canada Dry
Vame
Hamilton
Elgins
Illinois
Bulavas
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