Girl Reserve Honors At Park Ceremony For City Units
Doris Windolf and Helen Schenk received the highest Girl Reserve rings at Byrnes Park during the annual Hondr Day ceremony. Dozens of council and school clubs earned emblems and distinctions for health, service, knowledge and spirit as awards followed a flag ceremony and picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Windolf
Helen Schenk
Central School
T. A. Mc
Manus
Byrnes Park
McKinley School Club
Reva Milroy
Migs
Merie Watters
Lachie Padgat
Alcott School
J. E. Sedgwick
W. CG. A
H. M. Hansen
Washington, Alcotra
Washington Irving Schocals
Elsie Kaltenhath
Lo Grant School Club
Asquith
Girl Reserve Committee
United States
Eidna George
Semiannual House Party of W C T U Opens Tuesday
Frances Willard hall hosts a three day W C T U house party starting Tuesday morning. Notables include Mrs L B Carhart and Mrs Min ch ie Crippen with events led by Mrs George Lueht and Mrs FF Yopp. Sessions run 11 am and 7 pm daily with Mother’s Day Thursday events and meals served throughout. lodging available for those staying over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Willard Hall
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
L. B. Carhart
Marion
Mary J. Philpot
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk
Aww. A. Davis
Nora
Annual Sorority Dinner and Dance Held at Ho tel Russell Lamson
O. V. Sigma Phi sorority girls at Iowa State Teachers college Cedar Falls hosted the annual formal dinner dance in Hotel Russell Lamson last evening. Gold and white decor with iris centerpieces set a refined mood. White ivory programs bore gold crest. favors included white gold cigarette cases. Miss Lillian Lambert and Sara Riges attended as patronesses. chaperons were Mr and Mrs Walker and Prof and Mrs Lass. A nine piece orchestra provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Lillian Lambert
Sara Riges
W. C
Walker
W. B. Llass
High School Seniors Honored at Dinner for 8 8
Mrs. F B Brocksus hosted a Black's dinner for Central Christian church Sunday school girls graduating this spring. Names include Reva Clark Helen McCarty Nevada Brody Lucile Walden Adeline Jaggers Bertha McKee and others: Margaret Richardson Edith Thompson Jadys Miller Blanche Watts Ruth Graper Kathryn Watts Leila Trosper Helen Bird Emma Rohr. Singers Shell Rock Henry 8 will perform in Shell Rock and Hampton churches next Sundays with Jamnie Thomas Iblings on piano. a New Hampton audience heard the pair last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Brocksus
Central Christian Church
Black
Reva Clark
Helen McCarty
Nevada Brody
Lucile Walden
Adeline Jaggers
Bertha McKee
Margaret Richardson
Edith Thompson
Jadys Miller
Blanche Watts
Ruth Graper
Kathryn Watts
Leila Trosper
Helen Bird
Emma Rohr
Dinner Courtesy for Graduating Nurses at Presbyterian Hospital
Five courtesy events honor graduating nurses of Presbyterian Hospital. Alumnae Association members host a spring banquet at W. C. A. Tuesday evening with Miss Margaret Snively presiding. Toasts from classes starting 1815, B Natural Music club numbers, lavender and white decor, Miss Minnie Maibater in charge. Guests include Misses Marian Daley Edith Stiles Margarey Vagsett Sara Hutchinson Augusta Shaefer. Star-Rebekah Club luncheon at Black's Tuesday noon. Past Matrons hosted by Mrs. Howard Gurr Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hospital
Alumnae Association
M Marian Daley
Edith Stiles
Marg Parel Vagsett
Sara Hutchinson
Augusta Shaefer
Instinctive Show Off Awkwardness in Neighborhood Child
A columnist recalls a newcomer child in the neighborhood who is polite and capable yet offputting to peers who resent his constant showmanship. The essay argues children and even adults show off, but parents should curb the habit early to avoid lasting embarrassment and social missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira
Treasured Thoughts by Bernice Raylin Poem Volume
The piece reports the publication of Treasured Thoughts a collection of 40 poems by Bernice Raylin a Central school teacher under the pen name Margaret Wyatt. It lists five sections Memories of Home Thoughts of Friendships Amusings of a Contemplant Thoughts Gleaned from Nature's Notebook and Miscellaneous Musings. Dedications honor her mother and others including Mother Burdick and friends babies. The author began writing about four years ago and some verses appeared in Waterloo Way. Critics Professor S A Lynch Cedar Falls and Edgar A Guest offered encouragement. The collection mixes sorrow and happiness with simple direct verse and gentle melancholy themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wyatt
Bernice” Raylin
Central School
Mother Burdick
Independence
Elbeth Kenney
Miss Rawlin
Waterloo Way
Business and Professional Women's Club
Miss Ravlin
S. A. Lynch
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
West High Faculty Guests Dine and Miss Maxson Showered
Mrs Maude Palmer hosted a dinner at Blacks for West High faculty not returning next year. A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Carol Maxson a June bride at Mrs Raymond Pratts home. Miss Maxson will wed Rolland Turner in Wauwatosa Wisconsin June 18 as he finishes medical studies in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Sunnyside Bridge Party Opens Season With Afternoon Event
Twenty four abies were gathered at Sunnyside Country club yesterday for the season’s inaugural bridge parties. Prizes awarded to pairs led by Mrs. H W Flint and Mrs W Ellyson, Mrs Roy Smock and Mrs Arthur Fowler, and Mrs D Cass with Mrs Robert Gibson. Evening play starts next Wednesday, with weekly sessions both afternoon and evening. A dinner dance is planned for Friday May 24 at 7 p m. W C A Girls’ Fox and Hound Hike led by Miss Minnie McKercher departs from the W C A with sign guided route, mystery destination, and supper for participants who reserve by Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
H. W. Flint
Minnie McKercher
Style Tips For Arms Sleeves And Decolette Tricks
Dress arms with long sleeves to balance proportions and use trims or deep cuffs. Wide sleeves shorten the line. tight modern sleeves need contrasting buttons braid or fabric to balance. Large hands look smaller with long tailored cuffs while gauntlets suit small hands. For thin figures, chiffon streamers across shoulders hide boniness yet preserve decollete. Two-tone chiffon layers enhance the look. Francis A. W advises medical care for boils and cleansing routines for skin. A Daily Reader note suggests increasing weight by milk or olive oil and chest exercises with cold baths and towel friction.
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ABC
Francis A. W
Daily Reader
P E QO Chapters to Receive Convention Reports Monday
P E QO chapters plan year end meetings for Monday with Chapter FE hosting a farewell for Mrs H G Van Pelt at 230 pm and Mrs A J Lovejoy reviewing Des Moines convention events. The program includes a business gathering, then a 539 picnic at Mrs J F Simpson's home with husband attendance and hostess duties by Mrs E F Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Chapter FE
M. B. Barber
H. G. van Pelt
Chicago
A. 3. Lovejoy
Nettie Bakker
H. B. Boies
F. H. Rueling
Ray Paul
E. F. Stevenson
J. F. Simpson
Simmpson
Halph Hoxie
H. B. Cropper
George B. Rowell
Edna Robertson
Laura Goblson
Wedding Anniversary Observed at Conniff Residence
Neighbors and friends held a surprise party at the Conniff home to honor the twenty ninth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C G Conniff. Bridges was played at four tables as guests assisted in serving from a cake featuring a miniature bridal couple prepared by their daughter Mrs L C Grover with help from Mrs Harry Cale and Mrs Leona Wilson. The Conniffs were married in Iowa City and have lived in Waterloo for 19 years. They have two daughters, Mrs Grover and Mrs L B Hewitt of New Hampton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Conniff
L. C. Grover
Grover
Harry Cale
Leona Wilson
Cennif
Iowa City
Waterloo
L. B. Hewitt
New Hampton
Esther Snavely to Wed Ira Wickert
Esther Snavely announced her engagement to Ira Wickert of Madison Wisconsin during a dinner at Black's with coworkers from Washington Irving school. The couple plans a summer wedding and a recital by Waverly Martins Heyde at Wartburg College will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Snavely
Ira Wickert
Esther
Women's Federation Postpones Monday Session to June 8
The Waterloo Federation of Women's clubs postpones its meeting to June 8 to allow attendees to hear Capt. Irving O Hay at East High school auditorium. Delegates Lottie Duke Caroline Markle and Pearl Ellis will represent at the state encampment in Mason City next month. Memorial day preparations include Viola E. Hartsell Adie McCormick and 20 corps members guiding cemetery arrangements with services at First M. E. church. Memorial services will be attended by G A R Lincoln circle members at 10 50 a m Sunday.
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Irving O’hay
East High School
Weterloo Federation of Women’s Club
W. W. Beal
Lect
Women’s Relief Corps
Lincoln Circle
First Methodist Church
Mt Hope Aid Society Renamed Arbor Vitae Aid
The Mt Hope Aid society will be known hereafter as the Arbor Vitae Aid after a Thursday afternoon decision made while members met at Mrs. Reuben Lynch’s home.
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Mt. Hope Aid Society
The
Arbor Vitae Aid
Reuben Lynch
Waterloo News in Brief and Local Notices
City notices include West End Bridge project mention and ads for complete optical service. Local residents report visiting relatives and guests in Waterloo and surrounding towns. Numerous brief items cover illnesses, travel, a fatal hospital condition, a tax ferret worker’s return, a deputy sheriff’s visit with prisoners, a car collision, and two traffic violators in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Reeves
Perry
Waterloo
Elaine McAloon
New Hampton
Margaret Waigron
South Street
F. C. Gut]knecht
Fifth Street
S. R. van Horn
Elgin
Ill
Pearl McLarnan
Savannah
Sarah Golinvaux
St. Francis Hospital
M. W. Moir
Eldora
W. J. Moir
Hardin County
G. H. Jenkins
Martin
Charles D. McCarthy
Racine
Wis
Sibley
Bourbon Bank Robbers Loot First State Bank in Warsaw
Warsaw Indiana May 25 Robbers blew the safe of the First State bank of Bourbon near there early today and escaped with 12000 dollars. One citizen was wounded in an exchange of shots with the bandits.
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Bourbon Bank
Warsaw
Ind
First State Bank of
Bourbon
Dr. S. D. Smith Hurt When Rafter Struck Head
County coroner Dr. S. D. Smith sustained a two inch scalp wound after a porch swing collapsed when an overhead rafter broke. The incident occurred last evening while he and Mrs. Smith were seated. He is receiving treatment for the head injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Smith
Cummins Dinner Set for June 16 in Third District
Preliminary plans outline a June 16 dinner in the Third district honoring Senator A B Cummins of Des Moines. The event at Hotel Russell Lamson will discuss the future of railroads in an industrial, nonpartisan frame with invitations to Gov John Hammill and Rep T J Robinson. The host committee emphasizes bipartisan participation and rail policy as a shared concern for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Cummins
Des Moines
Horel Russell-Lamson
Scorttor Cummins
John Hammill
T J. B. Robinson
Senator Cummins
Waterloo
Cummins
Grass fires threaten plant. firemen quell two blazes
A grass blaze fanned by hot wind yesterday afternoon set a telephone pole ablaze and menaced the Construction Machinery company plant at Vinton and Glenwood streets until the fire department contained the danger. Another grass fire was subdued at 5 30 p m in the 1300 block of Falls avenue with no injuries reported.
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Construction Machinery Company
Vinton
Glenwood Streets
Falls Avenue
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Washington
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Allen Lovelett
Thelma Warthon
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Barbara Neubecker
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Fern Clark
Pauline Moothart
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Ardeth Wick
Jordian Wilhite
Irene Malder
Anita Cobb
Evelyn Cousins
W.C. T.U
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Hampton
Rev. R. Hurlburt
Jamniie Thomas Iblings
Star-Rebekah Glub
Howard Gurr
Willi
Mattrens
Becker
Gino
Bernice Raylin
Miy Dear
West High
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P. E. QO
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Waverly
Martin Heyde
Wartburg College
O. Nordwig
Heyde
Davenport
Luther League
Trinity American Parish
Junior League and Women’s Guild
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Herbert Moehlman
John Stolle
Arnold Sieglaff
Krs. Moehlman
Violet Marshall
Miss Ames
Fissella Ames
United Presbyterian Church Choir
J. A. Carpenter
George P_ Green
Ruth Updegraff
Zene MacDonald
Women’s Federation
Church News
West Endith St. Bridge
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Sycamore Street
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la Porte Road
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Wise Motor Company
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Virgil Thomas
Iowa University
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Leslie N. Whitworth
Bryant Street
Sunset Road
Mullan and
Falls Avenues
Schoet
Daily Cross
Peraian
Europe
Dr. 8S. D. Smith
Rafter
Sen
A.B. Cumming
Third District
Herman C. Miller
Golden Rule Gift Shop
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