Memorial day plans of Lincoln circle GAR
Lincoln circle GAR members met at Memorial hall for memorial day planning with 40 members and 10 com grades present. Nellie Entwisle to direct 10 am services at Fairview cemetery. Alta Misher in charge of sea service program. decorations led by Hotchkiss, Miler, Dennatt. wreaths to be prepared May 29. picnic dinner led by Belle Wise. circle invited Greene Lincoln circle to June picnic. rites for deceased members conducted by chaplain Alta Fisher with eulogies by Mitchell, Loban, Helple, Becker, Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Mra
Nellie Entwisle
Fairiew Cemetery
Alta Misher
Mmes
Emma Pierce
Harriett Hohl
Fairview
Lizzie Rickert
Cara Broadbent
Mary Woore
Elmwood
Calvary
Addie Hotchkiss
Mary Miler
Lilie Dennatt
Ora Hefpléd
Raymond
Jessie Sohner
Myrtle Washburn
Alta Fisher
Carrie Eaton
Vera Zwanziger and LeRoy Shaw to Marry at Walnut Street Church
Vera Zwanziger daughter of Mrs. M. I. Zwanziger will wed LeRoy Shaw at Walnut Street Baptist Church Sunday at 2 30 p m Rev R N MacDonald to officiate Mrs Marlow Koch and Mrs Clinton Strowe plus daughter Jane Mason City attend The couple will reside at 721 1/2 Sycamore Street after June 1 Shaw works for Artificial Ice and Fuel Co Dinner will follow at the Zwanziger home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Zwanziger
M. I. Zwangiger
Shaw
Luverne Gibeaut and Hugene Ploung Wed This Afternoon
Luverne E Gibeaut and Hugene Ploung wed at the home of her brother Charles Ky Gibeaut at 2 o'clock this afternoon. Rev C Allison officiated at Central Christian church. The bride wore a navy blue suit with mettled ribbon and a gray picture hat. Flowers were violets and sweet peas in a corsage. A luncheon followed for about 20 guests. The couple planned trips to St Louis and Chicago before returning to Waterloo. He works for H F Groten furrier. she was at Ives Hat Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Luverne WU
Gibeaut
Mugene Co
Chartes Ky
Rev
C. ¥. Allison
Central Christian Church
Betrothal Announced for Elsie Hersch and Eugene Davis
Miss Elsie Hersch announces her coming marriage to Eugene R. Davis set for June 3. She hosted a course dinner for Washington Living School teachers. Vera Maust and Verda Hershberger served. Hersch, a Waterloo teacher for two years, home in the city. Davis and a brother run a farm near Vinton since January. McKinley PTA closes with address by I.T. A. Cl Me Glade. Program includes vocal numbers and whistling by John Liffring. Philomathians hold plenie with new members Minnie Zeuch sponsor. supper served at Roy Sinnard home Cedar Heights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Hersch
Eugena R. Davis
Washington
Vera Maust
Verda Hershberger
Stersch
Waterloo
Davis
Leen
Vinton
McKinley 1
T. A
Me‘Glade
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
John Liffring
Philomathians Plenie
Philomathian Literary Society of
East High
Roy Sinnard
Cedar Heights
Minnie Zeuch
Two Kinds Of Good Sportsmanship In Life And Games
Ruth Cameron reflects on true sportsmanship beyond games. She cites Bobby Jones counting a stroke, praises integrity in sports, and contrasts behavior in life, urging fair play, patience, and self-control when faced with power, jealousy, and scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Jones
Ilfa
Spari J
Beauty Tips and Dangers of Homemade Dry Shampoos
Edna Kent Forbes surveys dry shampoo myths noting scarce use among women. The piece describes improvised methods using gasoline and benzine, praising quick drying and softness while warning against fire risks and dermatologic conditions. It includes reader questions on tonics and coloring approaches, advising medical consultation for eczema and detailing walnut shell tinctures for darker shades.
Mrs Whitley to Speak at Iowa Federation Convention
Mrs Francis E Whitley of Webster City heads the general division of natural resources and will appear on the biannual Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs convention program. She spoke at the national council meeting in Atlanta recently and has addressed several state groups. Widely known in Waterloo, she is among the best saved officers in the state with a popular administration as state president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Whitley
Webster City
General Division of Natural Resources
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Whitley
National Council
Allanta
Gay
Waterloo
Beast Javed
Couple Celebrates Fifty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Woodring were feted Friday by relatives and friends on their fifty fifth wedding anniversary. Their children and grandchildren planned a spread and gifts, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McCormack and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Ford. The afternoon featured reminiscences and an evening reception in Waterloo with most of the couple’s 26 descendants in attendance. A San Francisco contact and a daughter in Joplin, Missouri, were noted among well wishes. bouquets were given with the gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Woodring
Hheir
Lonarad
Nev
R. D. McCormack
H. D. Ford
Woodring
Wraterloo
San Francisco
Joplin
Irma Barnes to Wed Ernest Henderson Next Month
Engagement announced for Miss Irma Barnes Eldora Iowa to Ernest Mortimer Henderson Waterloo Iowa. Wedding set for June 27 disclosed at luncheon honoring the bridge elect by her mother Mrs C M Barnes. Guests included Mrs M S Manhard Waterloo sister of the groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Barnes
Eldora
E. M. Henderson
Eliort
Ernest Mortimer Henderson
Waterloo
C. M. Barnes
M. S. Manhard
Henderson
Helen G. Dinsmore
Cedar Fails
Prorence Isher
Rock Rapids
L. M. Henderson
Bon
Miss Corinne Close and John Morrical to Marry in June
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Corinne Close and John W. Morrical, both of Waterloo, came last evening after a gathering of 16 at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs T J Close 723 Franklin street. Marriages planned for June with pink and white decorations and help from Miss Hattie Stark and Morinne Sholes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Close
John W. Morrical
Waterloo
T. J. Close
Franklin Street
Gerge Welker
Hattie Stark
Morinne Sholes
Aluminum Utensils in Daily Use What Shoppers Ask
Readers question aluminum cookware advantages and care. Aluminum heats quickly, distributes heat evenly, and retains warmth, reducing fuel use. It withstands cooking moist foods and poses no proven toxicity. Clean with manufacturer guidance, avoid harsh lyes or powders, and remove spinach stains with gentle abrasives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ata
Pba
Alumnium
Qui Vive Club Hosts Dance Night for Twenty-Five Couples
Twenty five couples enjoyed dancing at the Qui Vive club party held in I. O. G F hall west last night. The event featured music and social pacing as attendees shared an evening of recreation and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qui Vive
Qui Vive Club
Riverside Drive club honors Mrs Steinmeyer with silver spoon
Mrs Harry Steinmeyer, president last year, was presented a silver spoon by Riverside Drive club members at her home yesterday. Eleven women attended. Hostess Neva and June Alice served refreshments. Mrs William Bates plans a Happy Hour luncheon Tuesday. Mrs A J Harris hosted F W club yesterday with plans for a June 3 picnic. Avon, hostess daughter, helped with chores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Steinmeyer
Riverside Drive Club
Neva
June Alice
William Bates
Happy Hour Club
A. J. Harris
Avon
Church social and theatre events at local crossings
St Pauls M E parsonage hosted Truth Seekers with games and refreshments. United Presbyterian presented Goose Creek Line before a capacity crowd with readings, piano solos, and vocal numbers. St Marks altar guild hosted a three course dinner for 28. A musical program followed. Knudsons hosted First Baptist Homemakers for 40 with Rev Derbyshire and guests from Princeton and Rockford. Diamond Lake, Mn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Players
Goose Creek
Church Auditorium
Helen McCleary
Tittle Claira St. Marie
Marie Packard
Misses Hazel
Eva Ferguson
St. Mark’s Altars Guild
Theodore Piak
Warren Gilbert
Join Knudson
First Baptist Homemakers
George Derbyshire
Princeton
N. J
R. A. Horner
Rockford
L. Linsmano
Diamond Lake
City in Brief Impulse and Visits Share Osage Weekend
Local notes list Miss Hazal Clark Miss Lydia Blakeslee and others visiting relatives in Osage and Waterloo. Names include Mrs. Henry Colby Mr. Parrott Dr. Daum and Miss Whitney. Divorce decrees granted Birdie Steffen Viola Hartington Miss Shacier. Roger Silvers injured. A T Merrill plans fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazal Clark
Osage
Henry H. Colby
Manly
A. BW
Roger Silvers
AckIny
Birdie Steffen
Joseph Steffen
Viola Hartington
Frank Ilarrington
Hattie Whitney
Fraternal Aldanton
California
Roosevelt School
Mildred Shacier
East High
Ta. A
Waterloo circulars show hopes for trains and travel
Local bankers plan to join the Iowa State Bankers special train moving north from Waterloo. Citizens seek passports for foreign travel with many applications in the county. Measles and scarlet fever cases rise. a divorce suit seeks custody of four children. Construction plans include a bungalow home at 637 Kingsley avenue and a new Catholic church at Alta Vista.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chicago Great Western Railway
A. J. Howard
Tuthill
A. B. Lovejoy
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Paul
Minn
Anton
la Porte City
Patin
Russia
J. W. Thompson
Emma Johnson
Howard
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Gregates
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
RE. Williamson
First Baptist Church
Atlantic City
N. J
Northern Baptist Convention
East
Williamnson
New York
M. B. Cleveland
Alta Vista
Cleveland
Winthrop
Clevaland
Odd chair owned by Waterloo shown in local exhibit
A horn chair carved from four wild animals is displayed in the upholsteria show of ED W Groom at 87 Fourt Street East. The chair, over 80 years old, belongs to Mrs. RG Taylor of 416 Laland Branue. Her father bought it in an Indian antique shop in San Antonio Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED. W. Groom
Fourt Street
RG. Taylor
Laland Branue
San Antonio
Tex
Famous Fabricator charms Waterloo audience at West High
The Waterloo Woman's club presented Mrs. Knox in The Famous Fabricator at West High. Director Miss Birdsall guided strong performances by Knox, Hirdsall, Crosby, Longley and others. An orchestra from the club complemented the evening with Macbeths serenade and well-balanced music. The show repeats Tuesday May 22 for the women's club convention visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Florence Clay
Trox
Mra. Keox
Jean Hirdsall
Alicea Hastings
Miss Birdsall
Mrs. Knox
Mabel Hastings
Edna Barr
Kathryn Crosby
Edna
Miss Senti
Coloma Evers
Alfred Longley
al Martin
Roger Birdsall
Henry Hastings
William Beecher
Ailen
Sambo
J. H. Butts
Serff
Ralph Serff
Alica
Joe Klug
Alice
Mr. King
Henry
Roger Birdsall Aget Martin
Mabel
Glenn Beers
George Meyers
Jows
Waterloo Woman’s Club Orchestra
Rosé Reichard Marshall
Maude Knoop Berry
Macbeth
Wine Arts
Waterloo
Women’s Club
M. Howe
Pred McClain
W. H. Stewart
A.G. Primed
W. B. Johnson
Acanes
Bids Sought for City Paving Projects On Streets
City engineer Ralph B. Stinpy invites contractors to bid on paving, resurfacing and brick work for Park road Baltimore street Fletcher avenue Michigan Street and Columbia circle plus Sycamore Logan and Fourth Street West. Total estimated project value about 102000 with bids due June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Road
Baltimore Street
Fletcher Avenue
Michigan
Brynant Paving Company
Broadway style Radio Concert Schedule Highlights
Radio programs from Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport and General Electric Schenectady list concerts, weather, organ recitals, baseball scores and educational talks. Includes orchestral works, sacred services and a Beechmont trio concert. WHAS Louisville covers church service, sacred concert, and theater bulletins with baseball scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer School] of Chiropractic
Davenport, Inc
N Eat
Moline
Agrio
Russell
Sandman
Erwin Tewingall
Davenport High School Orchestra
Julius Schmidt
America
America's
Walter D. Milligan
Crook Broa
Davenport
General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Royal
Dobson
Mendelssohn
Royal Dobson
Eri¢nhugel
Sho
Austin R. Middleton
University of Louisville
Mildred Schleiberhan
Margaret Bickel
Ethel May Fuelle
Beechmont Trio
J. Harry Trent
Blanche Throon
Hedwig Tormann
Hazel Willingter
Memorial Day program at Lincoln Park outlined
Plans for Memorial Day were announced by the committee. Rev. Robert N. MacDonald of Walnut Street Baptist Church will deliver the address, with Lincoln Park hosting major ceremonies and a chimes dedication from First Presbyterian Church. If weather fails, events move to a theater. The program includes martial music, a Gettysburg address by Russell Lamon, a death rate reading by Henry Seebers, taps by Thomas Hopkins, and a Kiwanis club address by Rev. MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On
Robert N. MacDonald
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mr" MacDonald
Jesup
Wi Jerloo
Lincoln Park
First Presbyterian Church Tower
Martial Musice
G. 4. R. Drumcorps
United Brethren Orchestra
Imper
Kk. Spangler
Lincoln
Russell Lamon
Henry Seebers
Robert Anderson
Dr O P Thompson Reappointed Milk Inspector
Dr O P Thompson is renamed milk inspector by Raymond W Cassady secretary of agriculture under the multi department law. He will be stationed at Iowa City and Waterloo territory to oversee inspections. New appointees include Guy Thomas Mason City Pearl White Davenport Burr Willitts Burlington DLvT Broers Fort Dodge W W Newlands Cedar Rapids Fred Suste Marshalltown with appointments effective July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Thompson
Raymond W. Cassady
Thompson
Towa Cig
Wenge
Davenport
Burr Willitts
Burlington
DL Vt. Broers
Fort Dodge
W. W. Newlands
Cedar Rapids
Fred Suste
Warshalltown
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Society News
Psychology Club
Universalist
LeRoy Shaw
Luverne E. Gibeaut
Hugene Ploung
Eugene R. Davis
Ruth Cameron
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Raseline
H. H
Mrs. Francis Be, Whitley
John Morrical
PAT. A
Whittier Parent-Teacher Association
Priday
Willan
EL Robinson
Wesley Warsaw
Ruth Updegraif
Laura Cunbhorn
L. Ronit
J. R. Thompson
Whittier P.T. A
Servin
Fred Sarce
J. C. McGrade
Sunnyside
Goot
Charles Brown
Albert Overton
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Bieh
Warrensville
C. F. Goldwin
A. R. Rickal
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Church News
St. Paul's M. E. Parsonage
C. B. Luce
Graham Messinger
Buchanan
W. Banzhart
Chicago
J. S. Parrott
A. S. Patton
Car Service Department of
Great Western Railway
Witbur Howard
Townfire College
Ames
Rich Street
Clyde McClure
Billy
Sixth Street West
L. Kern
Long Beach
Don Kern
Minneapolis
Kern
Lowa
Bull
EH. W. Bell
J. 5. Parrott
Iowa Mutual Liability Insurance Company
George W. Miller
Miller- Fifield Construction Company
Kankakee
Kankakee River
Stevana
H. F. Campbell
Cherry Street
Mauser & Fell
Kingsley Avenue
Florence Barrett
Conner Street
Iowa City
Woman’s Missionary Society of
ODD Chair
RADIO
Woc
WGY
First Presbyterian Church
N.Y
Evgensong
Johnston
George J. Abbott
Id Giarce
Fred Goetz
Harold Clarke
Thomas Hopkins
James Crapp
Sontano Solo
the Ninety
Nina
Campion
Nmrs
Frea
Goetz
Serman
Dwight I. Moody
Robert W. Anthony
Rogers
TAS P. In
Weber
Ethel Nenib
Acqual
William Demorest
K. Chamberlaine
Symphonie Espagnole
Salos
Edward Rice
Earl Rice
Chopin
Ethel Newcomb
Kreutzer
Beethoven
Arditi
Bateau
Dejbussy
Serenade Valdes
Tschaikowski
Danard Rice
Rachmaninoff
Whas Courier-Journal & Louisville Imes
Louisville
Clifford Gorman
Hialto Theatre
Ha. Pollo
Katherine Hannon
Wew
Albany
Ind
Mary Anderson Theiatre Orchestra
Olile Jones
WHAS
R. N. MacDonald
Beck
Park Avenue
Iowa
Byrnes Park
Sullivan
Shattuck
Minnesota
Adiless
Shattuck Summer School
Yaribawt, Minn
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