Sixtieth wedding anniversary for Woodrings observed at Waterloo home
Mr and Mrs Peter Woodring of Waterloo mark their sixtieth anniversary with a family dinner at the Woodring home tonight. Their son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs A E Woodring celebrate their thirty-fifth anniversary. Guests travel from Independence Cedar Falls Joplin and San Francisco among others. Woodring family has 18 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Both couples active in Central Christian church and Mrs Woodring in the W C T U. The article notes Woodring's Civil War service and Indiana origins for Mrs Woodring. Local society notices also list card parties and entertainments for various groups.
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Peter Woodring
Randolph Street
A. Fe. Woodring
Denver Street
Peter, Woodring
J. W. Nelson
Independence
Isaac, Woodring
Waverly
Lacey Messerley
Cedar Falls
Nelson
Isaac Woodring
Waterloo
Biggie
Lois
Nora Croy
Ada Woodring
E. Woodring
San Francisco
Cal
D. B. Miller
Joplat
Woodring
Ullheis
Indiana
Janesville
Mr. Woodring
Central Christian Church
Woman's Christian Temperance, Union
Frances E. Willard
Past Matrons of Waverly Luncheon Guests in Black's Tearoom
Mrs. Fred King of Waterloo and Mrs. L. Hamblin of Waverly hosted a luncheon for Past Matrons of Waverly chapter Order of Eastern Star. Guests were entertained yesterday at Black's Tearoom with lavender appointments, flowers of sweetpeas and lilacs. After lunch, the group visited Mrs. King's home for afternoon readings by E. Yardho and others.
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Fred King
Waterloo
L. Hamblin
Waverly
W. CG. Woodring
Maude Hifert
L. ‘Finley
Marie Clark
Los Angeles
Cal
Mrs Jenkinson of Sioux City Honored at Ta Dinner Party
Mrs A M Sundby hosted last night at her home to honor Mrs A J Jenkinson of Sioux City Ta former Waterloo resident and United Lutheran convention delegate. Guests included former St Luke's English Lutheran members with games and refreshments. A business meeting and picnic supper preceded by an evening of dancing and cards for members and families with ice cream and coffee.
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A.M. Sundby
A.J. Jenkinson
Sioux City
Waterloo
United Lutheran Convention
St.Luke's English Lutheran Church
Mmes. ‘Bert. Gibbs
J. S. Potter
C. ‘Chester
Zeomen
Women to Host County KC Convention Visitors
Wives of Knights of Columbus and Daughters of Isabella plan social events for state convention attendees in Waterloo. A Sunday reception at Hotel Hassell Lamson runs 2 to 5 pm, a Monday luncheon and bridge party at Black's Tea Room, and a banquet Sunday night at Hotel Russell Lamson with further events Monday evening. Reservations urged for Waterloo attendees.
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Knights of Columbus
Castile Circle
Daughters of Isabella
J. B. Bruner
Hassell-Lamson
Knights and Daughters of
Isabella
Black's
Waterloo
Miss Mayme Egan
Isabella Regent
Mmes
J. T. Sullivan
T. C. Menger
J. BE. Greefe
D. W. Peck
T. F. Thornton
James R. Sims
L. D. Miller
James Bannon
J. F. Mulkern
E. 5
Estel
Knights
Russell-Lamson
Three Hostesses Receive Guests at a Luncheon Party
Pink, lavender and white decor highlighted a luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson hosted by Mrs Mortimer B. Cleveland Mrs Robert Parrott and Mrs H J Wenner. Spring flowers adorned tables while vocal solos were performed by Elizabeth Barney Schmidt and Prof Luther A Richman. Out of town guests included Mrs G A Willard Pipestoke Minnesota Mrs Bert White Minneapolis Minnesota and Bernard Murphy Osk Park.
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Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Robert Parrott
H. J. Wenner
Elizabeth
Barney Schmidt
Luther’ A. Richman
Iowa State Teachers College
G. A. Willard
Pipestoke
Minn
Bert White
Minneapolis
Bernard Murphy
Osk Park
Mrs A G Reid Elected Edison P T A President
Mrs A G Reid was elected president of Edison Parent Teacher Association at yesterday afternoon's meeting held at the school. She succeeds Mrs Dwight Bower. Other officers named include Miss Nellie Rownd as vice president Miss Ruth Hamilton as secretary and Mrs AL A Brown as treasurer. Students performed and teachers served refreshments.
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A.G. Reid
Edison Parent-Teacher Association
Dwight Bower
Nellie, Rownd
Ruth Hamilton
AL A Brown
Children of the Scool
Hints in Beauty Care Dress to Type in Office Life
Advice on personal image to stand out in a crowd and gain promotion. Encourages creating a distinct personal type through figure, hair, simple clothes, and a chosen color palette. Includes cautions on safe cosmetics and a basic skincare routine, with emphasis on maintaining a smooth complexion and moderate makeup.
Heights Club Thriving Report At Luncheon
Cedar Heights Woman's club shows a larger paid active membership and stronger finances in the annual spring luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. Mrs. W J Sutcliffe reports two free community entertainments and a teachers party. New Cedar Heights officers include President Amos Burhans and Vice President C I Munger, with departments led by E C Litchfield, Sutcliffe, William Galloway and Florence Lowe.
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Cedar Heights
A. H. Rawlins
E. C. Litchfield
Sutcliffe
William Galloway
Florence Lowe
E. T. Morehouse
Frank Jungkunz
George Thrower
Isabella Benefit Bridge draws many guests at Hotel Russell Lamson
Castile circle of Daughters of Isabella reports large reservations for the Isabella benefit bridge at Hotel Russell Lamson tonight. Names listed include Hoffman Foster Sal Gallagher Flynn Flaherty Beck Panning Kerwin Miller Wood Darling Snyder King Denigan Burk and many more.
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Hotel
Russell- Lamson
Castile Circle
Isabella
A. A. Hoffman
Messrs
Mmes. W. ©. Foster
A.L. Sal
E. J. Gallagher
John Flynn
Thomas Flaherty
B. F. Beck
J. E. Panning
W. E. Kerwin
L. D. Miller
Frank Wood
Leo
George McGuire
George Sager
W. E. Brennen
M. J. Butterfield
Eb, Glaza
Thomas Gewry
M. J. Driscoll
Perry Witty
Oscar Dybsford
Margaret Molloy
J. J. Meany
J. F. Mulkern
W. ¢. Biddulph
J. B. Bruner
J. T
Nelle Wallace
Agnes Wallace
Marie Ramsey
Lucille Stull
Helen Wilkins
Ruth Smith
First Lutheran Missionary Society Meeting Noted
The balance of members gathered yesterday afternoon at the church for a sewing session. Twenty six members attended with light refreshments. St Margot guild of St Mark's Episcopal church met at 1 o'clock yesterday at Mrs Julius Kuhrk's home for luncheon. Dr James G Crestle reported on a convention in Davenport.
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First Lutheran Missionary Society
Church Atoll
Maeste
St. Margot Guild
St. Mark's
Episcopal Church
Julius Kuhrk
Chevtauer
James G. Crestle
Daven
Club Notes Recap of Meetings and Hosting Duties
Mrs. D W Nicholas hosted T ACM Bridge at her home with favors for Mrs. Jesse Baugher and Mrs. J J Hearn. Forget Me Not club met at Mrs. Chester Stone’s home with games and contests, piano number, and June 21 hostess Mrs. Wil Davis. Mrs. F C Sage spoke to Lend a Hand Guild at Mrs. Jacob Selig’s home about how girls come under supervision and urged parental awareness.
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DW. Nicholas
T. Acm. Bridge
Jesse Baugher
J. J. Qhearn
M. Adam Sonner
Baugher
Chester Stone
G. KH
Van
Wil Davis
F.C. Sage
Lend-a- Hand Guid
Jacob Selig
Girs
Oule
Eryoa
Eichmeier Honored by Wife at Surprise Party
Mrs. W. H. Eichmeier hosted a surprise party last evening for her husband. Twenty five guests attended with musical selections by Justin Howard and Esther Hauge, plus cards and dancing. Light refreshments were served with help from Mrs. Olan Harris and Mrs. Russell Kern.
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WW. H. Eichmeier
Justin Howard Land
Esther Hauge
Olan Harris
Russell Kern
Rose Rotman to Wed Harry Cohn
Rose Rotman to wed Harry Cohn announced by Mr and Mrs Max Rotman of 1012 Wellington Street The engagement is proclaimed with wedding date yet to be set The Cohn family is listed as Harry Cohn son of Mr and Mrs EU Cohn Gedar Rapids.
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Max Rotman
Wellington Street
Rose
Harry Cohn
EU. Cohn
Gedar Rapids
Seven Hundred Chickens Burn in Waterloo Fires
Two fires in Waterloo and vicinity yesterday destroyed seven hundred chickens. Clifton M. Baird reported 410 dollars in losses for 300, eight weeks old birds, of which 100 were insured, and 160 were saved. Ralph L. Hoofnagie lost 60 dollars in a day-old brooder fire on Longfellow Street. Both fires were caused by oil stoves in brooders.
Charles Hirsch Sought by Sisters in Sweden
Mrs. Q o to Hirsch of 96 Floral Avenue Portland writes Sheriff H T Wagner asking help to locate her brother in law Charles Hirsch now traced to Rural Route No 2 Waterloo. Sisters in Sweden want to hear from him. Charles formerly lived at Warterly Cedar Rapids moved to Black Hawk county years ago. post office records show no Charles Hirsch on Route 2.
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Qoito Hirsch
Floral Avenue
Portland
Ore
H. T. Wagner
Charles Hirsch
Waterloo
Sweden
Warterly
Cedar ‘Rapids
Clarksville Women Attend Charles City Eastern Star Meet
Clarksville ladies led by Mrs Otto Miller and others attended the district Eastern Star meeting in Charles City. Mrs Miller was selected as an officer from the local chapter to assist in organizing the work.
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Clarksville
Charles City
Otto Miller
C. C. Smith
Edwards
Louis Williams
Lester Loomer
August Hummel
Grace Alexander
Mae Hickle
Order Eastern Star
Miller
Ex Service Men Urged to Attend Reunion June
Becker-Chapman post of the American Legion urged all Black Hawk county ex service men to attend the June 7 reunion. Commander Harry M. Reed said about 1,500 World War participants are believed to reside in the county and are welcome. The event will feature the Legion band and drum corps for music as all services and distinctions are invited to join the gathering.
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Black Hawk County
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Reveall
Cresco Names Miss Cresco as Local Queen for Iowa Finals
Cresco selects Aurelia Schrader as Miss Cresco after a beauty contest held Wednesday and Thursday, with Des Moines state finals looming next week and Galveston in June for the international pigeon event. Anna Grace McNally places second and Venita Lewis third.
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Courier Special Service
Cresco
Aurelia Schrader
Des Moines
Iowa
Galveston
Tex
Anna Grace McNally
Venita Lewis
Buchanan's Complete Optical Service Ad
City in brief items include Miss Elida Brownlee visiting relatives in Waterloo and other local notices. Individuals travel to Chicago, Des Moines, and Des Moines hotel visits are noted, plus a Lions club talk, Aeronautic association meeting, a funeral, and a beauty shop remodeling closing next Mon Tue Wed with reopening Thursday.
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Hattie Standish
St. Paul
Minn
Waterloo
Jameson
W. R. Jameson
Independence Avenue
Miss Standish
Phil
Standish
Allen Street
Wee Beaury Shop
East Fourth
Fancy Gelatin Salad and Vegetable Bake Menu
A luncheon menu outlines a gelatin salad with gelatine, ice cold water, egg yolks, mustard, salt, paprika, vinegar, and mold setting. served with lettuce and peppers, with optional mayonnaise. Also includes baked eggplant with tomatoes and a bread crumb or cheese crust, plus a strawberry Bavarian cream using gelatine, cream, strawberries, sugar, and whipped cream.
Woman Spends Day in Cell Over Muffler Fine
Des Moines report says Mrs. Viola Wolfkill will remain in a police cell for the day rather than pay a five dollar fine for driving without a muffler. She was slated for release at five p m.
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Des’ Moines
INS
Viola Wolfkill
Waterloo Junior High To Promote Forty Graduates
Waterloo Junior High will promote 40 pupils to West High in June during the first week of the second semester. Miss Ruth Updegraff, principal, announced the graduates including Melvin Adams, Billy Beck, Gerald Benedict, Helen Berebrock, Lena Berry, Edward Bottenheld, WWII Burkett, Wilfred Clark, Kathryn Closson, David Douthett, Margaret DuMond, Lester Fletcher, Billy Foot, Dean Garrin, Gene Garrin, Beverly Hesse, Corinne Hutchinson, Margaret Johnson, Elizabeth Jorgenson, Cecilyn Jorgenson, Robert Kendrick, Betty Kenyon, Robert LaRue, Donald Miller, Sterling Myers, Vera Nelson, George Northey, Arthur Forter, Mary Robinson, Edward Shepherd, Ervin Sias, Robert Siffsgard, Miriam Blight, Myrtle Snodgrass, Marjorie Tanner, Dorothy Thompson, Leonard Trauger, Janet Troup, Marian Wathiler, Allan Wallace.
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Waterloo Junior High School
West High
Ruth’ Updegraff
Pincipal
Melvin Adams
Billy Beck
Gerald Benedict
Helen Louise Berebrock
Lena Berry
Edward Bottenheld
Wwii Burkett
Wilfred Clark
Kathryn Closson
David Douthett
Margeret DuMond
Lester Fletcher
Billy Foot
Dean Garerin
Gene Garrin
Georgeantin Northey
Arthur Forter
Mary Robinson
Edward Shepherd
Ervin Sias
Robert Siifsgard
Miriam Blight
Myrtin Snodgrass
Marjorie Tanner
Dorothy Thompson
Leonard Trauger
Janet Troup
Marian Wathiler
Allan Wallace
Young Delivers Montour High School Commencement Address
Dr. J. Arthur Young, pastor of First Methodist Episcopal church, spoke last evening as Montour High School graduates received their commencement address.
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J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Montour High School
Brain Test Answer List From New York City Item
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New York
City
America
London
England
Winthrop Graduates Nineteen Tonight
Winthrop 1a May 18 commencement exercises for the real high school will be held in the School auditorium tonight. Nineteen students will graduate. Program includes orchestra vocal solo valedictorian presentation diplomas and class song with invocations and addresses by Rev Agiman Mrs Householder and Dr H. Class details and speakers listed.
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Courier
Winthrop
Real High School
Ueilve Rover
Agiman
Elva Mulford
Peat
Adolphe Dickma
A. L. Hun
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