Eastern Star Past Matrons and Patrons Dinner Night
Waterloo chapter of the Order of Eastern Star will host a dinner at 6 30 p.m. in the Matt Parrott building to honor past matrons and patrons, followed by ceremonies led by officers including Mrs John Duke Roy Hulett Mrs Henry Gee and others with Miss Mary Elbel Dixon at Adah and Mrs N F Drilling as Ruth in the society event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Parrott
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
John Duke
Roy, Hulett
Henry Gee
A. B. Frederick
Paul Corson
R. F. Short
Roy Hulett
Hazel’ Dietrick
John Rector
Marshall
George Welker
Mary Elbel Dixon
Adah
N. F. Drilling
Ruth
J. W. Miller
Esther
A. L. Landis
Martha
L. E. Bickelerg
Electa
Frank McLaughlin
Girl Reserves Awards Ceremony At Byrnes Park
A school event honors Girl Reserves with bands and circles for leading achievements. Kathleen Adams, Marian Rise, Evelyn Kuehnle will speak on the Girl Reserve circle. Members from Alcott, Waterloo, East Junior High and J U G groups receive embroidered armbands and framed codes for two years of service, with a cup awarded to the top club after three consecutive semesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park
Kathleen Adams
Alcott School
Marian Rilse
Waterloo Junior High School
Evelyn Kuehnle
East Junior High School
Audrey McPike
Just Us Girls
Alcott Xzehuol
Elaine Bassel
Mary Jane Howard
Viclar Smith
McKinsey
Virgina Wangler
Johu Fiske
Evangeline Shenafelt
Rouse Lois Holdridge
Sloan Wallace
Evelyn Rubens
Frances Davies
Evlen McWilliams
Vivian Witt
Maxine Rollins
Elizabeth Lincoln
Lincoln
Ross Brown
Nadie Borden
Ruth Dewater
Eleanor Witts
Helen Byerly
Bhurley Hinkler
Aileen Huwrparey
Vivian Pines
Jean Sloan
John Fiske
Agnes Boesen
Roosevelt
Evelyn Caress
Lavrera Hamm
East
Dorothy Larsen
Frieda Peter
Frances Pines
Marion Jeanne Wilson
Christal Guth
Doris Riggins
Verna Metealf
Betty Margedant
Thola Townsend
Florence Parker
Vincent’ Madgs Morris
Eleanor Stevens
Imazene Robb
Georgia Ralf
Mary Jane Lyon
Frances Jones
Isabele Bubhmen
Elisabeth Harris
Minneapolis
Marlys al Roosevelt
Laver Hamin
Heien Cr
Elsie T Gulh
East Junior High
Frieda Feter
Marion Deanne
Wilson
Christel Guth
Doris Higgins
Verna Mclealy
Betty Margadent
Evelyn Buehnle
Isabelle Bucman
Elizabeth Harris
Waterios
Margaret Johnson
Ene
Waterloo Women to Attend P E O State Convention
Mrs E L Gorlon president of chapter 7 and Mrs Fred J Miller delegate from chapter II will attend the thirty sixth annual convention May 31 22 and 23 at Black Hawk hotel Davenport of the Iowa State chapter P E Q They plan to leave Waterloo Monday soon AM sessions of the convention will be held in the hole ballroom and delegates will be entertained in that building Mrs Ola Babcock Miller Washington Ta president of supreme chapter and Mrs Winona Evans Reeves past president of the supreme chapter and editor of the P E O Record will be honored guests Plans for social entertainments have been made by Chapter FJ members who will be hostesses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Gorlon
Fred J. Miller
Black Hawk Hotel
Davenport
Iowa State
Waterloo
Hole
At & P.m
Ola Babcock Miller
Washington, Ta
Supreme Chapter
Winona Evans Reeves
Wie P. E
Mrs. Perry Cowles Re-Elected P T A Head
Mrs Perry Cowles was reelected president of the Central school Parent Teacher Association last evening. Officers chosen include Mrs Verne Apfel vice president and Miss Neva Montgomery secretary treasurer. Sloane Wallace Junior High School will form a separate organization with officers to be elected next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of Central School
Perry Cowies
Verne Apfe
Neva Montgomery
Sloane Wallace Junior High Schol
Mary Alice Hannon and George Heath To Marry in June
Mr and Mrs G A Hannon announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter Mary Alice to George F Heath son of Mr and Mrs John Heath. The marriage will be held in June at Presbyterian hospital alumnae banquet follows with Mrs John T Goss in charge assisted by Ray Tiller and Myra Zeller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Alice Hannon
George Heath
G. A. Hannon
Fourth Street West
Mary Alice
George F. Heath
John Heath
Oak Avenue
Presbyterian Hospital
Russell-Lamson
John. T. Goss
Ray Tiller
Myra Zeller
Local Club Luncheons and Meetings Reported
Dickens club schedules a 1 pm luncheon at Mrs. N W Entwiste home. Do A Best club shifts to May 24 with Mrs Alfred Pines hosting. Triple Four Bridge Club met yesterday at Mrs Frank Sherwood home with guests Mrs J B Eakin and Mrs Clarence Kies. Favors given to Mrs Bertz Kies and Eakin. Kies helped hostess serve a three course luncheon. Next meeting planned with Mrs Roy Stevens. Star Rebekah club to lunch at 4 pm Tuesday at Mrs Carl Brant home. Mrs H J Gille to attend Thursday afternoon meeting at T Y T Club replacing Mrs Ira Gatavabant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred “Pines
Triple Four Bridge Club
Frank Sherwood
J. B. Eakin
Clarence Kies
Fred Bertz
Kies
Week's Calendar Details Social Events Schedule
Tonight events include Girl Rescue ceremonial at Byrnes Park and Quota Club at Hotel Russell Lamson. Tuesday features U Willard hall afternoon and Presbyterian Alumni banquet at Motel Russell Lamson. Wednesday shows Pageant at St Marys Waterloo Chapter EO B at Parrott building. Thursday lists St Marys chest School hate event and Blues Triangle league. Friday hosts Degree of Honor card party at Firemen's hall and Firemen Degree event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Hall
Presbyterian
Russell-Lanson
St. Mary's School
Waterloo
O. E. B—Mail
Parrott Building
St. Mary's Owing chest—School
T. T. F. Club
Ars
H. J. Gille
Blues Triangle League
Y. WL CG. A
Fireavem'’s
Lincoln Circle of G. A. R. Contributes Aid to University
Lincoln circle and Ladies of the G A R met in Memorial hall and voted to give 10 to Lincoln University at Cumberland Gap Tennessee. The treasury was increased by 80 from the birthday penny fund. Memorial services for six circle members and seven comrades were led by Mrs. William Watters, with Mrs. Hattie Schaible installed as guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
Lincoln University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Treasury
Circle
William Watters
Hattie Schaible
Truman
DeRoame
First Evangelical Church
Henry Broadbent
G. J. Bennet
Mrs J D Easton Hosts Luncheon With Music Features
Mrs J D Easton entertained 300 guests at a luncheon at her home with bright tulip and iris table décor. Out of town guest Mrs William A Winse, formerly Maude Popp, attended. Violinist Mrs Herbert Marshall and pianist Mrs Robert Johnson performed pieces by Grieg Chopin Debussy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Easton
William A. Winse
Freeport, II
Maude Popp
Herbert Marshall
Robert Johnson
Grieg
Johnson
Chopin
Debussey
Church Women Plan Social and Youth Club Events
Calvary Evangelical Church aids society will host a thimblebee at 2 30 p m Tuesday with a program and refreshments. Ever Ready club of First Lutheran Sunday school met at the president Miss Viola Hein home with Miss Elda Miller assisting. Wiener roast planned for June. games and refreshments served with Mrs J H Schumacher helping. First Presbyterian Woman's Working Association to hold a Way breakfast Wednesday 6 to 8 20 a m featuring strawberries waffles maple syrup sausages and coffee. Circle four in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Society of Calvary Evangelical Church
First Lutheran Sunday School
Viola Hein
Elda Miller
J. H. Schumacher
Woman's Working Association of
First Presbyterian Church
Circle Four
First Congregational Church
Vernice Frost
Betty Crew
Bet Mosier
Borneo
Lois Moissner
Jesus
Josephine Pedersen
Betty Morgan
Gwendolyn Morgan
Barbara Mosier
Marilyn Miller
Lois Moessner
Mary Weston
Mace Dowell
Margaret, Young
Getty Crew
Nirls
Nell Ye F. Brooks
J. Richmond Morgan
Catherine Sedgwick
Ida Aver
Dr. Morgan
Porty
Hints in Beauty Care for Backaches and Health
Advice on backache causes from liver trouble to spinal misalignment. Recommends exercises to keep the back limber, varying housework to ease pain, and seeking professional care for spinal corrections. Mentions internal trouble, doctor consult, and affordable cosmetics as aids.
Progressive Pirate Party Enjoyed by College Freshmen
Freshman girls from Town State Teachers College in physical education majors and their teachers hosted a progressive pirate party. They visited Mae Lewis and Wilma Filpon homes for folk dances and games, found a treasure of refreshments, then ended with a slumber breakfast at Mrs Rena Clark. Dressed as fates, the group included Dor othy Arnold Katherine Hiatt Maud Milles Wilhelmine Hales Mabel Gustafson Dorothy Henderson Marjorie Potts Marguerite McMartin Mrs Hoffman Bennie Riconon Sarah Wroe Lucy Curtis Leone Wolmatti Hinzel Orr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State Teachers College
Charles Hoffman
Marjorie Adams
Dorothy Hum~iston
Harriett Egan
Mae Lewis
Ganotes
Wilma Filpon
Rena Clark
Dorothy Arnold
Katherine Hiatt
Maud Milles
Wilhelmine Hales
Mabel Gustafson
Dorothy Henderson
Marjorie Potts
Marguerite McMartin
Wae Hoffman
Bennie Riconon
Sarah Wroe
Lucy Curtis
Leone Wolmattia Hinzel Orr
Derby Dance by Pi Theta Pi Girls Featured Friday
Pi Theta Pi Girls hosted a spring derby dance at Women’s Club with about thirty-five attendees. Mr and Mrs Rey Sten DAMA and Al Mayfield attended as chaperons. The program included dances and a talk by Mrs David Siegel on a "Trip to Palestine" along with other performers. Declarations matched the derby theme and punch and Coca Cola refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi Theta Pi
PS Theta Pr
Savory
Iowa
Stax
Teachers College
al Mayfield
Rey Sten Dama
Weiderby
Alpha Corinne
Hadassah Buds
Election results forecast by women's clubs in 1930s national race
Washington dispatch notes forecasts for the General Federation of Women's Clubs leadership at the June 6 San Antonio convention. Key races include president between Mrs. Edward Franklin White and Mrs. John F. Sippel, with voting support from state federations Maryland Delaware District of Columbia Arkansas and Buffalo New York. Other officers face single candidates, while Iowa prepares a motor caravan for Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
San Antone
Tex
Altho
Edward Franklin White
Indianapolis
Ind
John F Sippel
Baltimore
White
Indiana Federation
Shakespeare Club
St. Paul
General Federation
Buffalo
New York
Henry C. Taylor
Bloomfield
Williams
Alvord
Detroit
Mich
Taylor
Iowa
Texas
Michigan State
Detroit Club
Department of American Citizenship
Highland Park Board of Education
Grace Morrison Poole
Brockton
Mass
Poole
Eugene B. Lawson
Nowata
Okla
Lawson
G. Reynolds
Paducah
Crippled Children's Commission
State
Matilda Lehmkuhl and Clyde Sisk wed at Kenova West Virginia
Wedding notices for Matilda Lehmkuhl and Clyde Sisk in Kenova West Virginia state their engagement from Mr and Mrs Chester A Gray of Maynard Iowa and describe the bride’s education and past work. The couple plans to reside in Welch West Virginia after marriage and the bride previously worked as a linotype operator in Waterloo Iowa. The notices also reference community events and club activities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester A. Gray
Maynard
Matilda Lehmkuhl
Clyde Sisk
Kenova
W. Va
Sisk
Welch
Coe College of
Cedar Rapids
South
Waterloo
C. R. Barnholt
Campbell Avenue
Payton
Child's First School in the Family
National Kindergarten association at 8 West Fortieth Street New York promotes home education. Articles appear weekly in the Evening Journal columns, outlining early learning guidance for families and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freebel Tasued
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New As City
Evening
Jourier
The Value of Sympathy by Lou Pruitt Roberts
A Sunday school worker learns parenting kindness shapes children more than scolding. She finds one mother harsh and tired, another cheerful and understanding, and reflects that parental sympathy largely determines a child's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Pruitt Roberts
Litie Puddies
Jimmy
Latile
Harry
Health Pageant at St Marys School Featured by All Grades
A May day health pageant will be held next Wednesday at 6 p m in St Marys school hall with participation from grade junior and high school pupils. The Health Queen Mildred Gowans presides as garden guardian guiding breezes raindrops sunbeams and butterflies through a village of flowers vegetables and toys in a staged tale of care and return to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's School Hall
C. H. Isley
The
Playground Association
Mildred Gowans
Frances
Jones
Edwin J. Jones
Jane Marthaus
Donald
Wayne Beckett
Cho Cho
Mary Smith
West High Junior Senior Banquet Tonight at Biks Club
West High seniors will honor juniors at the annual banquet this evening at Biks club. Dinner at six followed by program and dancing. George Susby to give welcome, Robert Huntoon to respond, with toasts by Superintendent Charles A. Kittrell and Katherine Dougherty. Harold Gnagg as toastmaster and board members as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Biks Club
George Susby
Robert Huntoon
Charles A. Kittrell
Katherine Dougherty
Harold Gnagg
Board of Education
Kindergarten Work Commended by Grenada College President
J R Countiss, president of Grenada College in Mississippi, commends kindergarten work as especially helpful to the little people and needed under modern social conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Countiss
Grenada College
Mississippi
Roosevelt School Teaching Staff Honored At Dinner
Roosevelt School staff a PTA event honors Miss Mildred Schaefer principal and vice president Miss Hisle Church secretary elect, with several teacher guests and hostesses listed. Also notes card party at K of C hall by Gold Leaf camp with table favors and juvenile mothers plan, plus school friendship club officers elected at West High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offcers
J. E. Armstrong
Fred Grant
Phil Lucas
Room Mothers
Mmes
G. E. Wheeler
F. L. Crofoot
John Tegimeier
John Stallman
L. B. Jones
H.R. Biweil
Charles E. Howell
J. F. Mortis
Royal Neighbors
Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
Leonard Bryant
Eugene Payton
W. D. Miller
Abert Murphy
F. W. Wittstock
Anna Kruse
Fred Follette
J. D. Massey
M. Wells
Editors named for the next year's Towa Literary magazine
In Iowa City three University of Iowa students were named editors of the Towa Literary magazine for the coming year. They are Jack Wendell Johnson of McPherson Kansas, Sarah Marie Cook of Muscatine, and Hazel Warren of West Liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa City
University of Iowa
Towa
Jack Wendell Johnson
McPherson
Kan
Sarah Marie Cook
Muscatine
Hazel Warren
West Liberty
Fatal stove blast claims schoolgirl in Waterloo
Opalta Cunningham, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Cunningham of 1710 Commercial Street, died after severe burns from a gasoline flash while lighting an oil stove to cook noon meal. Born April 27, 1916 in Eyola Minnesota, she moved to Waterloo in 1926 with her parents and attended Lowell School. Survived by her parents and sister Vera, 6. Body at Petersen Bros. mortuary. Funeral and burial planned for Monday in Quasqueton, Ia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opa Ila Cunningham
Rufus Cunningham
Commercial Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Opalta
Eyola
Minn
Waterloo
Lowell School
Union Congregational Sunday School
Vera
Petersen Bros.’ Mortuary
Quasqueton
Jesse Roller to Be Ordained Priest May 26
Jesse Roller of 501 Ankeny street will be ordained into the priesthood next Saturday in Davenport by Bishop Henry PF Rohlman, formerly pastor of St. Mary's. He will celebrate his first Mass at 10 a m Sunday May 27 at St Marys church. Roller is known locally for attending St Marys school and is a graduate of Columbia College Dubuque and St Pauls Seminary St Paul. He was born in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Roller
Ankeny, Street
Davenport
Henry PF. Rohlman
St. Mary's
St. Mary's Church
Roller
St. Mary's School
Columbia College
Dubuque
St. Paul's Seminary
St. Paul
Waterloo
Wildflowers mark quiet burial at Hillcrest for Mrs Myrlie Case
On a bright May day at Hillcrest cemetery wildflowers lay on the grave of Mrs Myrlie Case. The only blooms rested on fresh earth as the county home resident was laid to rest. Overseer of the poor gathered the wildflowers after burial with minimal attendance and no kin present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrlie Case
Hillcrest
Raisin Bread and Culinary Tips From 1910s Note
Raisin bread recipe details mix sugar butter scalded milk yeast and flour to form dough then rise and knead with raisins. Additional notes praise Canton flannel jelly bags and nut raisin bread. advise grinding meat mixtures and using cooking liquor for ham. suggest turning boiled rice into a casserole with tomatoes cheese and peppers for meatless dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Omission of Graduate Names At Waterloo Junior High
By error the names of Wanda Craft and Gladys Bruce were omitted from the list of pupils to graduate from Waterloo Junior High School in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wandacraft
Gladys Bruce
Waterloo Junior High School
Brain Test Riddles and Subtraction Errors
A collection of faulty logic puzzles and arithmetic notes. It notes errors like removing the last car from a train, collapsing a gas base, and directions at the North Pole all being south. It also mentions a one armed swordsman and miscounted holiday hours due to double subtraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Sal Ger
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P. FE. O
Perry Cowles
Central P.T. A
Dickens Club
N. W. Entwiste
Star Rebekah Club
Carl Brrant
HJ. Gille
T. YT. Club
Ira Gatvabiant
Byrnes
Park
Eyeulix
Natural Music
Diack
Len
Firemen’s Hall
Lincoln Circle of
Marion Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Flint
Firemen's Hall
G. J. Mahanke
Church News
Jess
L. K
Hritees
MFP
Progressive Pirate
Vic-Camp
R. 7. Snodgrass
Mmnes
George Carroll
John Singer
Fucdoera Keidering
John Negpison
Diniugmem Cammilions
G. AR
Yades
P.m
P.m. Tuceday
Ysburg
Burton Avene Baptist Church
Harry Peterson
Violet, McMulan
Ufford Douglas
Blanche Mitden
Orville Barber
John Bender
Jennie Peterson
Wong Aroup
Manbasket Favers
St. Mary’s School
West High
Roosevelt School
Edith Young
West High School Friendship Club
Florence Wilson
Ruth Stetzel
Ione Williams
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Paris
Patou
Chicago
Tangney-McGinn Hotels Co
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Eeva
Lavrenes