Waterloo Business and Professional Women Club Anniversary
Miss Mary Hersher described how the Business and Professional Women's club formed in response to wartime government appeals, to reach trained women quickly. The Waterloo club marked its fourth anniversary with Mrs. Renney receiving a second term as president and a slate of officers announced, along with reflections on the club’s rapid progress and its aim to gain world recognition for the WPW emblem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hersher
Waterloo Club
YW. c. 4
Min WY
Snell
Tawa
Renney
Fanny Armenway
Catherine McNvey
Bernice Rae
Lila Marchani
Ethel Resor
Lilian Hileman
Ruth Updegraff
Wiel
Waterloo B. FP
WP. Www
Des Moines
Keokuk
Iowa Falls
Edna B. Lick
Kalama- 700
Mich
Alice Wikoff
New State
Resor
Marshalltown Club
Delogates
Waterloo
Kenney
Readied Home Service Wedding for Thalia Nichols and L H Johnson
Miss Thalia E Nichols and Livyrd H Johnson wed at 10:20 AM in Cedar Heights at the bride’s parents 704 Western Avenue. Rev George B Shoemaker officiated in front of immediate family. The gown was rose crepe with pink sweetpea bouquet. Luncheon for 22 guests at Black's room. The couple will reside in Cedar Falls where he works for Cedar Falls Construction Co. Mrs Johnson previously with James Black Dry Goods Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalia E. Nichols
A. E. Nichols
Livyrd H. Johnson
Mel
J.C. Johnson
Cedar Talis
Western Avenue
George B. Shoemaker
Cedar Heights
Black
Miss Vera Heller Guest of Honor at Dike Party
Miss Vera Heller of Dike will be honored at a party in her honor at the Volberding home Wednesday evening. The event is hosted by junior and senior high school girls and others from the consolidated high school, following her upcoming marriage to Orval Hinds of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Heller
Dike
Consolidated High Scholar
Orval Hinds
Waterloo
P Volberding
Phi Sigime Chi Fraternity
Johnsons Pavilion
Prlman Walters
Edward Ruge
Kirk Gross
Pioneer Music Club Entertains 45 at Annual Luncheon
The Pioneer Music Club hosted a luncheon for 45 members and guests. Five long-time music supporters, including Mrs. Pant Davis and Mrs. Booth, formed the core group with Myre L. Brooks in Constantinople for the Bible Society, organizing informal yet serious programs led by Mrs. Hoc Wilbur. Members, once 24, performed individually at meetings before splitting into two groups as the club grew. Grace Cascadon served as president with M C Lindner as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WY Devine
Uae
Hadius
Tve
Prowrium of Music
Tulka
Hoc. Wilbur
Prom Srenuy
Talrs Yast
Wester
Pant Davis
Booth
Lath
Myre
American Bible Society
Constantinople
Mra
Hla
Updrgrafl
Shoe PY
Owoinen
Uon
Grace Cascadon
M C, Lindner
Gladys Cameron and Leonard Wood to Marry May 30
Mrs J Cameron announces the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter Gladys to Leonard J Wood son of Mr and Mrs Walter Wood The wedding will take place May 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Irve Thomas 929 Randolph street Miss Peters to wed Robert White June 12 with dinner and shower held by Mrs N White Attending guests included Mrs Kart Rutins from Cedar Rapids arrangements and social notes from the community noted plus memorial service planned by Waterloo camp RYN AL and Woodville lodges future construction plans mentioned for Mobus area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Peters
Robert White
N. White
Kart Rutrins
Cedar Rapids
D. ‘ Cholag
Joneil
Waterloo
Ryn
P. Hall
Gannon Camp
Woodvien
Sara Cowles
Ma Metmauli
Peeryra
Side Talks and Inner Doubts on Life and Resilience
A reflective monologue contrasts outward disorder with inner steadiness. The speaker recalls constant presence through family illnesses and work churn, noting life’s recurring muddles and the urge to trust there is always another path or support nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayniot
Ian
State Department Heads of W C T U Local Program
Local program at the School of instruction concludes the spring home party at Whe tard hall under Mrs Ida I Mitchel with county vice president leading. Mrs bh D Carhart, Marlon IA, ages 55, remains active in prison reform work and is secretary. Other superintendents include Mrs Wilda Cedar Falls and Mrs B E Park antic narcotics. Mrs Peter Woodring leads devotional services. program ends with community singing and a flag satire. Afternoon devotions under Mrs G Thompson precede remarks by Mrs Yupp on the Reading First letters. Mothers Day program hosted by Mrs Foo Yapp with speaker Hoy Koon Macdonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. UL Ot
Tard Hall
Ida I. Mitchel
Bh. D. Carhart
Marlon
Iowa
Ps Peond
Sige
Tose Wilda
B. EB. Park
Peter Woodring
Afielal
Curivert
Moore
G. Thompson
Yupp
Foo Yapp
Hoy Koon Macdonald
Pistor
Walnut Street
Elyeh
Tninker
Miss Margaret Getb and Louis Salz wed at St Marys
Miss Margaret Geth daughter of Mr and Mrs Matthew Geb married Louis Salz son of Mrs Anna Sale at St Marys Church in a morning ceremony officiated by Rev Theodesiua Plassmeyer. Organist and choir provided music and guests attended a breakfast at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 160 Argyle Street after June 1 with both members of St Marys choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Geth
Matthew Geb
Louis Salz
Anna Sale
St. Masr
Lohengrin
Ralph Barrett
St. Mary's Quartet
Harold McDermott
Sala
Mendelssohn
Mareh
Jeona, Bach
William Salz Lene
H Valley
Georgia Beat
Whoebe Bach
Clotilde Gilbert
Agnes Txonel
Mroo
St. Mary's Choir
I Ist. Mary’s High School
Carnhelt
Cain
Victory Academy
Bruner & Saiz
Beauty tips for neck care and weight loss diet guidance
The article promotes neck care and facial treatment with creams to address wrinkles. It advises massaging the neck, lightly powdering, and avoiding tight collars. It also suggests a diet shift toward vegetables and fruit, cutting heavy meats and sweets, and using olive oil with meals to gain weight if desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iti
Marie
Bremen
Immigrant Family Adds to Comedy in Benefit Play
Immigrant family themed benefit show presented by First Congregational Women’s Society at West IHleh auditorium features Mrs. J. I. Langlas and helpers in comic scenes. Oliver Trumbauer stars, with 22 amateur cast members and several musical numbers by local artists. Additional items include a clog dance by Oliver Jewell and a varied program with piano, vocal, and readings.
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First Congregational Women's Society
West Ihleh
J. I. Langlas
Misse¢ Elna
Jia Christensen
Grant
Victor AeNhoefer
Isa
Oliver Trumbauer
Oliver Jewell
Cedar Falls
King Beal
Freda
Clark
Max Ryan
Miriam Boysen
Ernesting Wratt
J Sell
New York Year Abroad Ends as Brace Resigns Librarian Post
Waterloo daily staff hosts a dinner at Black's tearoom for Miss Maria C Brace who resigns as librarian and heads to Cedar Rapids. Rebekah initiation occurred with nominations arriving and hall decorations in blues and tulips. Roy Shaw anniversary celebrated with a three course dinner hosted by Mrs Alwan luiger and Mrs Jack Stroud. Woodmen circle indoor picnic planned at Plohal with attendees asked to bring sandwiches and another dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Brace
Maria C. Brace
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo F Baiy
Black
Rebekah
Sunshine Rebekah
Fourth Street West
Radith Philips
Roy Shaw
Mr. Alwanluiger
Jack Stroud
Woodmen Circle
Church and club notices from St. Marys and area groups
Community church announcements list sewing circle entertainment at school hall by Mrs. Elizabeth Marlow and helpers, Walnut Street Baptist class hosting a party for the young men at Miss Vernetta Baldwin’s home, Sacred Heart Girls club officer election after 6 20 pm supper, First Presbyterian Homemakers meet Friday at Bishop's cafeteria, St Margarets guild meets with Mrs Millard, one act farce by Gendar Heights Ladies Aid at Mrs Sutcliffe's home Thursday with bake sale and program hosted by Mrs Slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's
Elizabeth Marlow
George Friedl
Joe Friedl
Michael Jennings
Walnut Street Baptist B. PLC
Vernetta Baldwin
Gendar- Heights Ladies’Aid Society
Iw. J. Sutcliffe
H. Ty. Slaughter
Club Notes Amicus gathering tomorrow hosted by Mrs. J. B. Knowles
Mrs. J. B. Knowles will entertain members of the Amicus club tomorrow. The informal gathering aims to share updates and discuss upcoming activities within the local club community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Knowles
Amicus Club
Club Gatherings Highlight Riverside Drive Social Scene
An afternoon at Castle Hill featured Get-To-Gether club members with Mrs. E. M. Green hosting. Visitors included Mrs. B. Ah, Bachteli, and Miss Viola Stuff. The next meeting is a Diente in June. Riverside Drive clubwomen will visit Mrs. A. E. Baum at her summer home tomorrow, meeting at Chautateau Park at 9:45 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Green
Irs
B. Ah, Bachteli
Riverside Drive
A. E. Baum
Chautateau Park
City in Brief: Local notes and updates across the region
City in Brief reports minor happenings: Murtagh to deliver Memorial Day address at Dyersville Iowa. Judge Boles presiding in Buchanan County court. Ben Hur group German club plans class initiation with refreshments and dance. Becker-Chapman post of American Legion to discuss membership drive. Local readings include visits from Grace Brundage and Marie Dickinson, military talks at East High, and a navy recruitment update. Frostless weather limits nightly tramps, while Lions club entertains tomorrow. and a Des Moines medical exam prep for Donald Wilcox. A showings case against Alexander Frank draws city officials into a mayoral citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Douglass
Lalice
Serlong
C. Murtagh
Dyersville
J. Town Falls
Waterloo
Grace Brundage
Goshen
Ind
O. R.brundage
H. B. Boles
Independence
Buchanan County
Fof
Ben Hur
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorio
Marie Dickinson
Cedar Rapids
Ater
Washington, D.C
Roland Taylor
East High
FL Jungkung
Phrea City
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Chicago
H. T. Wagner
Lions’ Club
Black
Donald F. Wilcox
Granada
Minn
H. S. Hatton
Navy
Ife
Des Moines
Contempt of Court Hearing Continued in Municipal Court
Contempt hearings adjourned to June while district court rules apply. Police report several petty thefts and vandalism incidents: bicycle parts stolen from J J Griffith and Fred Leland damaged items. A boy was involved in a bicycle accident. Leland settled for damages. Writs of habeas corpus filed for Ernest Moore and Richard Bellfeld. hearings set for today. Absentee ballots available Friday May 9 for June 2 primary election. voters out of town may apply with F W Esher at county auditor’s office. Also notice of a humorous benefit performance at First Congregational Church on May 23 featuring 33 prominent local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Griffith
State Street
R. G. Greeks
Mullan Avenue
Brunschean
Riehl Street
Edward Anderson
Lafayette Street
F. W. Esher
West High
Loriun
First Congregational Church
Ori
Cedar Falls Service Star Legion Chooses Delegates
Cedar Falls Iowa May 20 J J Ross named delegate from local Service Star legion to the state convention June 4 3 at Boone Ia with Mrs Edward Short state president and Mrs Nettie Mas Cow er state corresponding secretary also attending They will leave about June 8 per the Pax Collecting company In Peru s government monopoly reserves the right to import playing cards under an executive decree of February 1984 A fine of five to 50 Peravin Pounds is imposed for real transportation of playing cards.
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Cedar Falls
Wra
J.J. Ross
Service Star Legion
Boone
American Legion
Edward Short
Nettie Mas Cower
Pax Collecting Company
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Socieoy
B. P. W. Federation
Nusy Beeeiele
Claraanka
RL Rlube
Catherine Grimith
Curngnon
Delaney
Bos
Bell
Jueves ‘Turtle Club
Miles Souerwein
Moterto Clab Sirs
OW. Puesers
Home Service
Thalia Nichols
L. H. Johnson
Pioneer Music Club
Gladys Cameron
Leonard Wood
Ey Ruti Sameron
Catia
Athens
Thael Alway
State Department
W.C.T. U
Margaret Getb
St. Mary’s
Chlamcheon
T. Wl Reth
Sunnyside Country Club
Happy Hour
Deh
George Harbin
Rath
Judia Thrower
Tohp Robertson Macartney
Tancheon
V. EF. San- Quisk
Marty
Sans Souci
Earl Tr. Winthall
Evryone
Berdella Sankey
Margaret Linninger
Atrs
Mae Arnold
Tune Perausson
Elfretta Borden
Lynn Scott
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Helt
Roy Stevens
W. of
Chesley
J. R. Em_ry
James Hur
Lloyd Bary
T’rances Grout
Parent-Teacher Association
Lumley Moore
S.A. Cohagan
Frst
Iyn McQuilkin
Vica
Arlene Denton
Marie Watters
W. MM. Sheldon
Jean Elizabeth Margadant
Mary Kathryn Callagher
Betty Margadant
Virginia Sheldon
W. A. Lane
F. J. Miller
Jana Hatta
Laverne Beal Covell
Obert Law and Committee
Warren Hellen
Mae Smith
Iowa State Teachers College
Scott Parent-Teacher Association
Mary Christie
Harold Holst
Town State Teachers College
Lowell E. A. Welles
Welles
Kellogg
Front
New York
Church News
Sacred Heart Girls Pelub
Helen Gilbert
Hana Eneler
Lucile Gark
Anna Murphy
First Presbyterian
Bishop's Cafeteria
St. Margarets Guild of
St. Mark's
Castle Hill
Buchanan
Blur
Alexander Frank
Omatic
Fred Leland
Black Hawk Street
Nolice
Ezra Canpenter
Eleventh Street
Leland
Jeffery
G. Sullivan
Ernest. Moore
Berty
Sheri
Richard Bellfeld
BR. Ma
Group OF
Horlick
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Namo
Tae
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