Waterloo Woman's Club Spring Luncheon Climaxed by New Officers
The Waterloo Woman's club annual spring luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson featured the installation of officers led by retiring president A S Weishaar. New officers include President Mrs W H Bickley and Vice President Mrs L E Bickelberg. 150 attendees and special guests from federated clubs attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
W. H. Bickley
L. BE. Bickelberg
R. W. Waite
Sam Frank
T. OG. Menges
C. W. Loesbe
Mary Edgerton
Ethel Brinkman
W. Stanton Halvorson
Pierre
A. E. Enderltin
H. C. Withur
Our Mountains
Verdi
Thomas
Mis. Manisouis Caughtan
Lavendar
R. 4. Santee
Black Hawk County
Federated Clubs
Fred Cram
Cedar Falls
Martin-Baughey Rites Performed at Charles City
Mrs Laura Christianson Baughey and John H Martin were married at 8 30 am Thursday at Rev G A Hess parsonage in Charles City Nora Springs groom runs furniture and undertaking business in Nora Springs bride keeper at First National Bank Nora Springs for 12 years they will honeymoon in the Twin Cities and other Minnesota points and return to Nora Springs after June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Laura Christianson Baughey
John H. Martin
Nora Springs
G. A. Hess
F. R. Sheckler
Lowe
Lowe. Consistory Club
First. National Bank
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Anniversary of Blue Triangle League Marked at Dinner
The Blue Triangle league, formed in spring 1925 by Mrs. Brown Sinclair, celebrated its anniversary with a dinner at the YWCA. Miss Harriet Tubbesing reviewed the group's history once known as the Employed Girls' league. Reports followed from Miss Wilma Gates and committee chairs. Vera Renitz presided as president. Mrs. George Timm accompanied singing and Miss Gertrude Apfel performed a Schubert Minuet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Triangle League
Brown Sinclair
Y.W. Co
Vera Renitz
George Timm
Gertrude Apfel
Melchoir Court Banquet and Initiation in Waterloo I O F Hall
About 175 men and women attended a banquet by Melchoir Court, Tribe of Ben Hur, Waterloo I O O F hall. 45 new members were initiated after dinner, with guests from Cedar Rapids, Newton and Dumont. Speakers included J. H. McCarty and A. C. Harre of Dumont. The initiation closed a two month membership drive, with prizes awarded to Martin Lamprecht and Miss Kathryn Junkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchoir Court
Tribe of Ben Hur
Waterloo
I. O. O. F. Hall
Fourth Street West
Cedar Rapids
Newton
Dumont
3. H. McCarty
A. C. Harre
Martin Lamprecht
Kathryn Junkins
Society calendar events across local clubs and schools
A society calendar lists events for many groups including Brotherland of American Yeomen K P hall with Royal Neighbors K C hall Temple Hebekati lodge Black Hawk I C F hall Pi Gamma Mu banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson New Hartford high school banquet Hotel President Slema Nu Sigma Fayette Hotel President T P A and auxiliary Moose hall Junior auxiliary dance Woman's clubhouse Beta Alpha dinner Black tearoom Philadelphian class Westminster Presbyterian church Casebeer heights Saturday Afternoon Junior high school girl reserves GA Home Guards Grace M E church junior auxiliary Fine Arts department Hazel Russell Lamson Saturday Evening O V Sigma Phi dance Sunnyside Country Club Triple Four club Mr and Mrs Howard Kingsley Maccabees club Trainmen's hall Dinsdale high school banquet Black tearoom Clio society Black tearoom Jesup high school banquet Riviera tearoom Geneseo high school banquet Hotel Russell Lamson Yau Sigma Delta dinner dance Hotel President Chi Phi Theta dance Elks club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Brotherland
K. P. Hall
Royal Nefehbors
K. C. Hal Temple
Hebekati Lodge
Black Hawk I. C
Pi Gamma Mu
Russell-Lamson
New Hartford High School
Slema Nu Sigma
Fayette
Auxilary
Moose Hall
Woman's Clubhouse
Black's Tearoom
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Casebeer Heights
Grace M. E. Church
Hazel Russell-Lamson
O. V
Sigma Phi
Sunnyside Country Club
Triple Four
Howard Kingsley
Maccabees Club
Trainmen's
Dinsdale High School
Black's
Clio Society
Black’s
Jesup High School
Riviera
Geneseo High School
Yau Sigma Delta
Chi Phi Theta
Elks Club
Dorothy Hill to Become Bride of Willard DeLonge
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Dorothy Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs F K Hill 312 Harrison street and Willard H DeLong son of Mrs Ella Hibler 513 Bratnober street to take place May 30 made at a dinner party at the brides home Blue and yellow were used in decorations with yellow sulips Four tables of dance honors to Miss Edna Matthews and Miss Hezel Stansbury Other guests included Mrs Don Ferguson Mrs Clarance Spears Mrs Ralph Mortimer Miss Eleanor Dean Maxine Clow Marcella Parker Juanus Gunstead Mildredman Norma Il Miss Hill is a graduate of East High School class of 1928 and has worked at Kath Packing company Mr DeLong attended East High and is employed at John Deere company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Hill
F. K. Hill
Harrison Street
Willard H. Delong
Ella Hibler
Bratnober Street
Edna. Matthews
Hezel Stansbury
Don Ferguson
Clarance Spears
Ralph Mortimer
Don ‘Tesla
Gerald Wood
Eleanor Dean
Maxine Clow
Marcella Parker
Juanus Gunstead
Irmans Mildredman
Norma Il
Miss Hill
East High School
Kath Packing Company
Mr. DeLong
John Deere Company
Cedar Heights Junior H S Banquet Set With Garden Theme
The annual Cedar Heights Junior High banquet unfolds at 6 p.m. in the school building, hosted by the Ladies' Aid Society and served by High School boys. Guests hear toasts on Rain Sunshine Butter flies Bumble bees and a budding theme as James Edwards reads the class poem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights School
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Hanson
Vivian Moelter
Katherine Corbin
Hugh Galloway
R. W. Getchell
James Edwards
Hints In Beauty Care Arch Advice On Posture And Hair
The article links foot arches to overall posture and mood, urging arch supports and posture changes to improve balance and appearance. It notes diminishing a sagging waistline and lifting spirit by addressing head to foot alignment, and mentions peroxide hair lightening as a cosmetic aid with gradual results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallen
State P E O Convention at Newton Closes
Mrs Nell Romey Mason City was state president of P E O sisterhood at the Newton Iowa convention this week Mary Whitworth Begeman Cedar Falls elected first vice president New officers included Second vice president Belle Besser Newton organizer Gertrude Reborn Port Dodge recording secretary Grace Sargent Cedar Rapids corresponding secretary Laura Knapp Ames treasurer De Rid a Lee Davenport. Charters granted five new chapters bringing state total to 200 Keokuk chosen for the 1939 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Romey
Mason City
P. EB. O
Newton
Mary Whitworth
Begeman
Cedar Falls
Belle Besser
Gertrude Reborn
Port Dodge
Grace Sargent
Cedar Rapids
Laura §. Knapp
Ames
Ola B. Miller
Iown Clty
Waterloo
Miller
Winona Mreeven Chicago
P. HE. O. Record
Virginia Cottey Stackard
Cottey College
Lulu Corkhill Williams
Evanston
Alice Virginia Caffin
Sisterhood
Keokuk
Spring term parties at Iowa State Teachers college
Many social and honorary groups plan events as the spring term closes. Xanho fraternity hosts a dance at Sunnyside Country Club tonight. V O V Sigma Phi sorority and Tau Sigma Delta sorority schedule events this weekend at Hotel President and Elks club respectively. Pi Beta Alpha dinner at Black's tea room tonight. Fi Gamma Mu banquet at Hotel Russell-Lamson tonight. Clio literary society banquet at Black's tearoom Saturday. Desta Phi Delta sorority hosts a party at Miss Lian Peterson's home. Theta Gamma Nu to hold a theatre party. Waterloo Kindergarten teaching classes plan a party at Bartlett foil tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
Xanho Fraternity
Sunnyside Country Club
Sigma Phi Sorority
Tau Sigma Delta Sorority
Chi Phi Theta Fraternity
Elks Club
Pi Beta Alpha Honorary
Black's
Fi Gamma Mu
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Clio Literary Society
Desta Phi Delta Sorority
Lian Peterson
Claystreet
Theta Gamma Nu_ sorority
Waterloo
Bartlett Foil
Mrs Wald to Wed Robert D Lammer in June
Miss Sarah Sherman and Miss Dorothy Wald hosted a bridge party at 317 Walnuts Court in honor of Mrs Florence Wald, mother of the bride to be. The ceremony for Mrs Wald and Robert D Lammer of Waterloo is planned for June with a showers and honors in bridge awarded to Miss Sarah Mitahon and the guest of honor. Florence Wald teaches at Alcott. she is a D A R officer. Robert Latymer is assistant manager at Creamery Package Manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Sherman
Dorothy Wald
Bridge
Miss Sherman
Walnuts Court Apartments
Miss Wald
Florence Wald
Robert D. Lammer
Waterloo
Wakil
Sarah Mcitahon
Wald
Alcott School
C Cles
Latymer
Mager
Rlouinface Turing Company
Party Series for Bernice Potter Comes to Close
Miss Bernice Potter, whose marriage to Wilson Wood is set for Saturday, was honored at a linen shower Thursday evening by Miss Grace Wood at 628 Parker Street East. Guests and bunco winners, lunch with pink and green decor, and a long list of attendees mark the social event as the wedding plans unfold in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Potter
Wilson Wood
Grace Wood
Parker Street
IL Honora
Bunco
Merton Friedley
Vines Cone
AO OW
Shinn
Cedar Rapids
ML OP. Fry
Yvonne
Dunth Minn
Calvary church girls present two plays this evening
Calvary Evangelical church girl performers present two plays at East Park Presbyterian church this evening titled Gerbrada Wheeler M D and Good Gracious Grandma. The event follows church news including missionary meetings and social gatherings at local churches with members and visitors noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Evangelical Church
East Park Presbyterian Church
Gerbrada Wheeler
M.D
Grandma
Song Recital to Be Given Tonight by Ruth Cavana
Ruth Cavana a contralto and pupil of Olive Barker at Iowa State Teachers College will present her graduating song recital tonight in the college auditorium. Frances Van Dyke organist and Dorothea Speakman violinist will assist with accompanists Eleanor Evans and Frances Willoughby. The event highlights the college’s musical program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Gavana
Olive Barker
Iowa State Teachers College
Frances van Dyke
Dorothea’ Speakman
Eleanor Evans
Frances Willoughby
Amicus club notes on Thursday meetings and upcoming hosts
The Amicus club held an Thursday afternoon gathering with Mrs. A W Brink at 447 Cutler Street. Favors and 500 and 4 players attended elsewhere with Mrs. Earl Dean and Mrs. James Young among hosts. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Henry Bills. Forget-Me-Not club hosted by Mrs Chester Shane. prizes awarded to Pearl Elis and Mrs. David Uperatt. Future events list M Frank Lynn as next hostess January 26 and F O P at Mrs Frank Jira January 26. Mrs G J Williamson and Mrs Ray Hinmon serving. June 13 planned with Mrs George Jump as next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amicus Club
A. W. Brink
Cutler Street
W. H. Orvis
Alvs
Huston
J. OL Ras
Harold Trihle
Raymond
Wii
Yfay
Fasy Gola
Earl Dean
Whiiston Avenur
James Young
Jack Fogle
Ray Kimler
Henry Bills
Chester Shane
Hom Hee Boulevard
Pearl Elis
David Uperatt
Otto Obele
M. Frank Lynn
F. O. P. Will
Frank Jira
Freemont. Street
M. D. Brown
Paw Bailey
CG. J. Williamson
Parsh
Ray Hinmon
George Jump Will
Two Delegates to Attend State B. P. W. Meeting
Waterloo professionals head to Council Bluffs for the state B P W convention with Mrs J F Balensifer and Mrs John G Wright leading. They will carry reports from state emblem chairwoman Mrs W W War saw and educational chairwoman Mrs George Worthen. A Chicago luncheon hosts Miss Esther Kaminsky ahead of her June wedding to Sam Rosenbloom, with local guests from Waterloo including Jeanette and Esther Krensky and several Rosenbloom family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Balensifer
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Club
John G. Wright
Council Bluffs
W. W. Warsaw
George Worthen
Chicago
Waterloo
Edgewater Beach
H. Kaminsky
Esther Kaminsky
Sam Rosenbloom
Jeanette
Esther Krensky
M .Morris Rosenbloom
Mildred Rosenbloom
Isadore Krensky
Abe Rosenbloom
E. Philip Davidson
Des Moines
Smoked Salmon Timbales and Lobster a la Newburg
A cookbook fragment describes Smoked Salmon Timbales baked in hot water and served with a hot buttered sauce, plus Lobster a la Newburg made with cooked lobster pieces, eggs yolks, and cream. Also notes a Cherry Pie variant with cherries, cake crumbs, and custard topping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Newburg
City in Brief West End 4th Ot Bridge Ad
Optical service advertisement for M. Co. 3idg Buchanan featured in a city in brief item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
M. Co
Buchanan
Universalist preacher to speak at First Unitarian Iowa City
Rev Donard B Rheiner pastor of Universalist church will preach Sunday morning at First Unitarian in Iowa City. Fire drivers Frank Andrews and Edward Knipp of Central Fire Station left Waterloo for Des Moines this morning to visit friends and will return tonight by automobile. Mrs Fannie M Walsh of Gardena California is visiting her brothers in Waterloo. A 18 year old black man J G Taylor suffered a fractured left wrist from a fall at the Waterloo Waste Paper Packing warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donard B. Rheiner
Universalist Church
First Unitarian Church
Iowa City
Frank Andrews
Edward Knipp
Central Fire Station
Waterloo
Waterloo-Des Moines All Express
Des Moines
Fannie M. Walsh
Gardina
Cal
Ferris T. Drew
Seventh Street
West
Clyde H.drew
Janesville
Helen Flynn
Parkersburg
J. G. Taylor
Hopkins Court
Waterloo Waste Paper Packing, Company
Park Road
Alley Memorial Hospital
Deputy Sheriff’s Car Among Four Stolen Thursday
Deputy Sheriff W F Dilsworth’s Ford coupe was stolen between midnight and 3 a m from in front of his home at 518 Fourth Street East. Four vehicles were reported stolen in the same period including a bracket and tall light from a Sherwood Park car and several light touring and coupe cars from blocks around Sycamore and Park avenues and Sixth Street. Police noted a tire tamper attempt on Mrs Sharp’s car and described the suspected tire thief as a medium built man with dark complexion about 35, tan cap and dark suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dilsworth
Fourth Street
H. A. Sharp
Prospect Avenue
Park Avenue East
Archie Clements
Manhard Street
Sycamore Street
Court House
Fred Turner
Iowa Street
Sixth
Sycamore
Lloyd Fiscus
Lafayette Street
Waterloo Auxiliary Parties Host Spring Luncheon and Events
Auxiliary groups in Waterloo plan a 12 30 luncheon in the Jade room of Hotel Russell Lamson. A hard times dance tonight at the clubhouse is chaired by Mr and Mrs Reiben Miller. Miss Gertrude Hof and Miss Dune Hevener will host seven Memorial hospital graduates at a 7 pm dinner at Black's Tearoom with a theatre party to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hachetar
Dewitt Sponsley
Harriet
Shutia
Cedar Falls
Black
G. A. Lovenil
Waterloo
Graham Boysen
Carrol Lynn
Harry Hesser
Maynard Showers
W. E. Hays
L. T. Reed
Gold Room
Fine Arts
Deepartment
Chil
Russell Lamson
Reiben Miller
Gertrude E. Hof
Mis Dune Hevener
Alen Memorial Hospital
Black's Tearoom
Writ of attachment issued in $1332 suit
A court case over a writ of attachment on Harry L. Adams property arises from a $1332.22 promissory note by Mrs. Mattie M. Pride. Sheriff attached Adams household goods and an automobile after Pride claimed disposal of property to dodge the suit. Defendant contends property is exempt. levy continues and a delivery bond may be posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Adams
Mattie M. Pride
Two Bites to a Cherry
Loraine climbs to a granary vent to steal seven prize eggs from a Brahma nest. She ties sleeves into a makeshift carrying rope and plans a cautious descent, fearing her father’s reaction and the risk of ruining the wheat-and-egg prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine
Brahma
Sre
Dad
Chary
Spec
Wheat Market Romance At State Fair Ends In Marriage
At the state fair, Byram, a wheat buyer, becomes smitten with Loraine as she guards a prize wheat silo. After supper they share growing feelings, and the squire jokes about the match. Byram promises a wedding soon, declaring there is no better time than now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loraine
CU Byram
Byram
Leraine
Burton Grain
Burtons
Squire Burton
Design 1691 Pattern Promises Smart Cape Collars
A vintage sewing pattern blurb touts a bold cape collar trend for the season. Design 1691 features a buttoned collar and flared fullness, with sheer fabrics from field flowers to geometric designs. It lists suitable fabrics, flattering green shades, sizes, yardage, and delivery details for 15 cents.
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Woman’s Club
Martin-Baughey
Annijary
United Commercial Travelers
E. R. Buckles
Reed Street
CG. F. Glockner
Opal Gant
W. CG. Wright
E. W. Titen
Brodge
Xanho
Sunnyside
Willard DeLonge
Cedar , Heights
West High School
W. G. Kenning
Hilda Geerdes
Florence Ley
Dorothy Decker
Geneva Wright
June Miller
Hezel Bruce
Margaret Furland
Ruth Hileman
Margaret, Kerr
Neva Lakin
Madlyn Hazen
Mildred Barron
Grace Robinson
Sara Poteshman
Grace Kane
Lois Kuriger
Jane Crumrine
Alvesta Davey
Maxine Mead
Pauline Moothart
Phi Sigma Chi Fraternity
Chip Crones
Tate Harrison
Myr
Russell Sieg
Charmaine
Oltragge-Warder
Wilda Warder
William Pendergraft
Waterlon
George Oltragge
Albert Oltragge
Readlyn
Otlegk
First Lutheran Church
H. Mueller
Church News
First Lutheran Missionary Society
PB. J. Peterson
Central Christian Church
Lee Powein
Gatte Street
Inez Steamer
Lew C. Harris
Graves Memorial U. 5B
R. W. Scheer
High Street
E. E. Hesketh
W. H. Humby
Lone Star
A. ©. Ransom
Taloyd Poverill
Harold Guyer
Sanitary Dairy Cottage
Caseheer Heights
Robert Stewart
Ed Northey
T. Edwards
George Ford
Claude Johnson
Mys
Id. G. Uban
Graves Memorial US Bo Church
E. W. Maninhaster
A. CG. Shessler
Maxine
GC. G. Ellifson
Kessler
Maxine Kessler
Helen
Darlene Whittle
Helen Whittle
Ruth Cavana
Ernest Zimmerman
Forest Avenue
Grafton Zimmerman
Alice Anderson
Aelft
Mynnie Bruner
South Barclay Street
Hoy Stevens
Delores Long
Kenneth Davis
Bert Nian
Paul Lewis
John Burke
Louis Rose
Ruby Anderson
Margaret Landerman
Mabel Knapp
Marion Jackson
Bernard Berckes
Ernest Mixdarf
Miller Street
Banco
Lloyd Shepherd
Lucille Allen
Misdorf
Helen Kramer
Wiliam Kramer
Anna Canarey
Joseph Kramer
St. John's Sowing Circle
Bridge Favors
Harry Roberts
John Brennan
J. R. Lima
Walter Rets
Floyd Stoyles
Joly Delegardele
Miss Thiry
Iowa
Waterloo East
Towa City
Tom Hadsell
Anne’ Morse
Virginia Berry
Cecil Miller
Universalist Hake
Sale
East Ride Iown Public Service Co
Two Bites To A Cherry
Martha M. Williams
the Hygienic Products. CO
Canton
Ohio
Suni-Pluch
Evening Courier
Sant Pan
Pat.tern
Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
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