Ames Woman to Lead Iowa Federation Convention
The eighteenth biennial Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs session in Ames named unopposed state officers led by President Mrs. Galen Tilden. Delegates to the Swampscott council and Denver biennial were chosen among Ames, Des Moines, Iowa City, Council Bluffs, Davenport and others with numerous district picks. Governor Hammill sent greetings and a varied lineup of speakers and events highlighted the program through Friday’s final sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Swampscott
Mass
General Federation Council
Denver
Colo
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs
Galen Tilden
Ames
William Larrabee
Clement, Jr
Adele Stewart
Fort Madison
W. A. Sanford
Calo
Joan Hammill
Des Moines
C. §. Mears
City
Frank Shane
State Center
A. J. Huckle
Council Bluffs
WG. Coe
Clinton
R. E. Taylor
Marian
C.E. Greer
Waterloo 15
Blake-More Godwin
Toledo
H. C. McCahan
Kirksville
Hutton
Monahan Post
American Legion
Miss Larson to Become Bride of Dunkerton Man
Miss Gladys Larson a Dunkerton Consolidated schools faculty member will marry Donald Hellmier of Dunkerton. An engagement party for 23 guests at the Larson home announced the betrothal. Also Clara Anna Brelsford of Independence wed Charles L. Jewett of Waterloo at the bridegroom’s sister's home with Rev. V. Zannholm officiating. The bride is in Independence High School’s graduating class and the couple will reside in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
Gladys Larson
Dunkerton Consolidated Schools
Donald Hellmier
J. L. Larson
Bernice Nesfield
Larson
Jewett-Brelsford
Clara Anna Brelsford
G. W. Brelsford
Independence
Charles L. Jewett
E. L. Jewett
Waterloo
J. L. Hershiter
Washington Street
V. Zannholm
Union Congregational Church
Independence High School
Community group events event listings for Cedar Falls area
Tonight and Friday list multiple socials meetings and dinners at venues like Memorial hall K C hall Cedar Falls Teachers association Black's tearoom Our Lady of Victory academy Ban quel Hotel President Universalist parish house Hotel Russell Lamson Sunnyside Country club East High school banquet Mooseheart Legion Shakespearean society Allison high school banquet Riviera tea room Westminster church Ladies Aid Mothers meeting Union Congregational parsonage G F club William Watters Friday openings and dances at various clubs and halls with organizations including Worrin's Relief corps Mu E Ladies' Aid society and more all across local venues including Black's tearoom Elks club and First Congregational church events
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Blue Triangle League
American Legion 1
Memorial Hall
K. C
Hall
Noeoounty Benefit Association
K. P
Cedar Falls Teachers Association
Black's
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Young People's Activities Club
Universalist Parish
Rha Sigma
Russell-Lamson
R. YY
George Wright
Helen Gould
Henry Herbsieh
Worrin’s Relief Corps
St. Paul's Mu
E. Ladies' Aid Society
Raymond Brown
First Evangelical Church
Mothers
Union Congregational Parsonage
G. F. Club
William Watters
Sunnyside Country Club
East High School
Russell Lamson
Women of Mooseheart Legion
Moose Hell
Shakespearean Society
Allison High School
Pi Tau Pit
Riviera
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Dauhters of
Isabella
K. J. Hall
Maccabees
Waterigo T. OO
Elks Club
First Congregational
Young Martied People's
Black's Tearoom
Junior-Senior Banquet Held by Parish School
Thirty members of St. Marty's junior and senior classes attended the annual banquet at Ta'clock in the Gold room of Hotel President. Russell Califf acted as toastmaster. Edmund Kurth welcomed the seniors. Alvena Kies, president, replied. Several toasts, a class history, prophecy, farewell address for the Class of 1929, piano solos, vocal numbers, and a talk by Rev. Theodosius Plassmeyer followed, with dancing and a reception committee comprising Hilaire LaPierre, Edmund Kurth, Mary Butterfield, and Johanna Draude.
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St. Marty's School
Ta'clock
Russell Califf
Edmund Kurth
Alvena Kies
Frances Kehoe
Eleanor Beechner
Agnes Gowans
Roy Bornong
Mary Frances Marinan
Hilaire la Pierre
Mary Butterfield
Johanna Draude
Maynard O'Conner
Agnes Albrecht
Theodosius Plassmeyer
Hilaire LaPierre
Dinner Given for Miss McKinnon by Two Hostesses
Miss Nettie McKinnon resigns as principal of Sloane Wallace Junior high. A dinner party in her honor was hosted by Miss Fern Gray and Miss Elsie Lorenz with colleagues from west schools. Pink lavender and yellow decorations accompanied a social evening and a gift was presented. Guests included Miss Ruth Updegraf, Miss Bess Ahearn, Miss Nelle Garvey, Miss Agnes Faint, Miss Clara McKittrick, Miss Nellie Rownd, and Miss Della Orcutt.
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Nettie McKinnon
Sloane Wallace
Fern Gray
Elsie Lorenz
Miss McKinnon
Ruth Updegraff
Bess Ahearn
Nelle Garvey
Agnes Faint
Clara McKittrick
Nellie Rownd
Della Orcutt
Elma Lighter to Appear in Voice Recital Tonight
Elma Lighter a senior at Iowa State Teachers College will perform a vocal recital in the college auditorium tonight. She is an advanced voice pupil of Mrs Eliza beth Burney Schmidt with Prof G W Samson organist assisting and Miss Sylvia iDas a pupil of Miss Alta Freeman providing piano accompaniments.
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Elma Lighter
Iowa ‘State Teachers College
Elizabeth Burney Schmidt
G. W. Samson
Sylvia iDas
Alta Freeman
Hints In Beauty Care By Edna Kent Forbes
A beauty and grooming column offers tips to tidy up skin hair nails and feet with a bath cream massage and powder. It covers cleansing cream after bath shampoo powder brushing hair witch hazel foundation vanishing cream eye massage and cautions about kidney health bowing lines and dry skin remedies. A self addressed stamped envelope request promises a calorie chart.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Steve
Dinner Honoring Class of 1929 Alumnae at Hotel President
An alumnae dinner honors the class of 1929 at the Gold Room of the Hotel President. Rainbow decorations and a ship motif reflect the class motto Now We Try the Boundless Seas. A radio style program featured Miss Minnia Matbauer as toastmistress and Miss Erma Manly’s class response.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Minnia Matbauer
Roger’ Wardine
Cedar Falls
Erma Manly
Elizabeth Laird
Helen Cowan
Nagmi Roloff
Lou Dene Goffey
Minnie Jensen
Waterloo Woman Weds Edward R Philip at Belvidere MI
An announcement from Manchester Indiana reports the May 18 marriage of Miss Anne Schwager, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Schwager of Thorpe Indiana, to Edward R. Philip of Waterloo. Ceremony by Rev. William E. Mindell at Belvidere. Bride attended local schools and Gates business college. recently a supply public stenographer in a hotel. The groom has lived in Waterloo and will work in a Madison Wisconsin hotel. they will reside there.
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Courier
Spactal
Manchester
Anne Schwager
Jacob Schwager
Thorpe
Edward R. Philip
Waterloo
Belvidere
William E. Mindell
Gates’ Business College
Phillip
Madison
Wis
Church Youth Groups Plan Dinners and Socials
Various church groups in Waterloo hold dinners and socials this week. First Congregational hosts a Young Married People class dinner at Black's Tearoom with Mr. and Mrs. N D Versteeg and Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lawton as hosts. Trinity American Lutheran hosts a Wednesday luncheon for 75 attendees and plans a box social next Tuesday. First Evangelical hosts an afternoon tea at the church parlors on Friday with guests from nearby churches. Union Congregational mothers' meeting is set for Friday afternoon at the parsonage. Deborah society held a social at First M E with 29 members. refreshments served by Mrs. Kerr. Major Guild welcomed two new members at First Presbyterian. Group 3 of First United Presbyterian met for future-work plans and luncheon. East Waterloo Teachers Club concluded its year with a picnic at Byrnes Park for 140 members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Black’s Tearoom
N. D. Versteeg
Irving Lawton
Ladies’. Guild
Trinity American Wutcheran Church
Deborah Society
M. E. Church
E. J. Anderson
Major Guild
I. King
E. Saunders
First Presbyterian Church
First United Presbyterian Church
A. W. Linde
Wellington Street
East Waterloo
Bridge Club Activities Noted Across City Luncheons
Mrs W F Schrag entertained members of her bridge club at a luncheon today in Black's tearoom with 12 place settings and sun pink green lavender and yellow decor. Guests included Mrs W H Nelson of Mason City. The day continued at the host’s home on Third Street West. G F club hosts planned a 1 o'clock luncheon Friday at Mrs William Watters house Vine Street. Mrs Leo Darling hosted a bridge luncheon at Green Lantern tearoom and played two tables later at 806 Marsh Street. The Past Presidents Club Helen Gould Auxiliary meet Friday at Mrs Henry Herbsleb’s Broadway home. Good Times Club held a luncheon at Prosperity Inn with dancing. next meeting with Mrs Clarence Wilcox. May 29, Wodin Bridge Club dinner at Riviera tearoom. two table bridge honors to Mrs George Conn and Mrs Lee Briden. Kum-Cha-Awhile Club May breakfast Casebeer Heights in honor of Mrs John W George birthday anniversary. she received a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Darling
Green Lantern Tearoom
Marsh Street
Helen Gould
Henry Herbsleb
Broadway
Good Times Club
Prosperity Inn
Mabel Madson
Ed. Morgan
Frank Coen
Russell Warren
Clarence Wilcox
Wodin Bridge Club
Riviera
George Conn
Lee Briden
Casebeer Heights
John W. George
Eastern Stars Initiation Visitors At Waterloo Chapter
Water loot chapter O E S held seven initiatory services at the Masonic temple after a dinner for about 100 members and guests. Special guests included M Boylan of Oelwein and Mrs Boylan, with visitors from Kansas City Ma and Parkersburg. Dinner hosts were Mrs Paul Gorson Mrs Lou Wright Mrs E C Renner and Mrs EB Togerson. Entertainment committee featured E C DeVoe Co C Thompson W M Hamned and Homer Clark. Next meeting set for June 12.
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Waterloo
O. E
Masonic Temple
M. Boylan
Oelwein
E. C. DeVoe
Co. C. Thompson
W. M. Hamned
Homer Clark
Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge Party In Illini City
Miss Dorothy Hill, bride elect to wed Willard DeLong May 30, was feted by sister Irene Hill at 112 Harrison St. Guests included Bernice Scroggy Thelma Dailey Nellie Conrady Jeanette Holbrook Verne Briden Nuala Myers Hazel Stansbury and others. Three bridge tables awarded to Mrs Ewan Mrs Miller and Miss Briden. Luncheon and gifts followed. Also: luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson by Mrs Willis Jackson with guests A M Place C W Robertson Garrison Balliett Plumb. W R C thimblebee held in Memorial hall with eighteen members and three comrades attending. Dorothy Curtis elected president of kindergarten teachers east and west schools at Byrnes Park picnic. Ta Obey named secretary. Cadets in charge of the picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
F. We. Robertson
Mary Leonard
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Willis Jackson
Aurore, Ill
A. M. Place
C. W. Robertson
George Garrison
G. O. Balllett
H. B. Plumb
Dorothy Curtis
Byrnes Park
Ta Obey
Pattern 1799 Smart Tennis Frock Design 1709
An advertisement for pattern 1799 showcases a tennis frock with a pointed yoke bodice and skirt, pleated fullness for slender lines, designed in fabrics like percale, shantung, pongee or fail. Sizes 14 through 36 available. yardage listed for 40 inch fabric. description notes easy construction and exact instructions. Orders to be mailed with payment to Courier Pattern Dept in New York City.
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W. 17Th’ St
New York City
Sixth Wedding Anniversary Is Party Occasion
The sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lynch was celebrated with a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Midge Makeover on Fremont Street. About a dozen friends were entertained. A mock wedding featured Merle Braden and Mrs Makeever as the couple, with Makeever officiating. Flower girl and ring bearer were Carol Jean and Donald Makeever. A wedding match was played by Yvonne Chevallier. Bridge followed with high scores going to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sibert and consolation to Mr. and Mrs. Braden. Gifts were given to the Lynch couple. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Burright, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Johnson, and Miss Mary Lynch.
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Richard
Midge Makeover
Fremont Street
Merle Braden
Mr. Makeever
Carol Jean
Donald Makeever
Yvonne Chevallier
Harold’ Sibert
Braden
Lynch
Jerome Burright
Julius Johnson
Mary Lynch
Richardson Bride-Designate Mildred Richardson to Wed Peter Lehmity
The upcoming marriage of Miss Mildred Richardson to Peter Lehmity on June 3 was announced at a Wednesday party hosted by her mother Mrs. Richardson at 418 Lane Street. Miss Richardson, an East High School graduate of 1927, has worked at Lauerman's. Mr. Lehmity's background notes John Deere.
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Mildred Richardson
Peter Lehmity
Lane -Street
Richardson
East High School
Lauerman's
Schmitz
John Deere Company
Bunce
Clara Demuth
Ann Winder
Wagner Knight Rites Performed at Local Church
Miss Erma Knight daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Knight of Iona Falls wed Roy Wagner son of Mr and Mrs W W Wagner of 96 Adams Street at First Presbyterian Church on a Wednesday afternoon with Rev T R Niven officiating Attendants were Miss Eva Batley and Charles Pilson Waterloo The bride worked at New Liberty cafe in this city and the groom at John Deere company They will reside here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Knight
Bert Knight
Iona Falls
Roy
Wagner
W. W. Wagner
Adams Street
First Presbyterian Church
T. R. Niven
Eva Batley
Charles Pilson
Waterloo
New Liberty Cafe
John Deeré Company
Five Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses in Chickasaw County
Five couples were issued marriage licenses Wednesday by Chickasaw county clerk Sisson. Entries include Arthur Fland Gertrude Rowland of Iowa City, Arthur R. Stewart and Edna Reed of Davenport, John Lewis Fox and Hazel Marguerite of Welton Albert Lea Minn, Vernon Wayman of Biberon and Aurora Davis of Manson Ta, and Robert J. Smith with Evelyn A. McDougald of Chicago Illinois.
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Courier Special Service
New Hampton
Sisson
Chickasaw County
Arthur “Fland
Gertrude Rowland
Towa City
Arthur R. Stewart
Edna Reed
Davenport
John Lewis
Fox
Hazel Marguerite
Welton
Albert Lea
Minn
Vernon Wayman
Biberon
Aurora Davis
Manson
Robert J. Smith
Evelyn A. McDougald
Chicago
City in Brief: Local Notices and Incidents
A late city column reports social visits, hospital stays, minor operations, and motor accidents. It notes Mrs Harvey Porter of Winoris Minn visiting Miss Mae Gallagher, a resident, as well as Mrs WV Stert returning from Allen Memorial Hospital. It also mentions Helena Jane Thompson convalescing after a minor operation, car theft at Nau man Company site, and Mrs Carroll Stewart moving to her parents’ home after surgery.
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Wv.stbért
Allen’ Memorial Hospital
Helena Jane ‘Thompson
J.” W. Thompson
Kingsley
R. M.nauman
Park Boulevard
Naumen Company
Park Avenue
Yount to Take Exam for Second Lieutenant
Henry J. Yount of 907 Riehl Street, a sergeant in Company D of the local National Guard machine gun unit, will likely succeed Ronald W. Cameron as second lieutenant. He will travel to Des Moines Monday for an examination before the board of officers of the One hundred thirty third Infantry regiment.
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Henry J. Yount
Riehlstreet
National Guard
Ronald W.cameron
Yount
Des Moines
One Hundred Thirty-Third Infantry Regl
Onion Soup and Omelet with Tomato Sauce Recipe
A vintage recipe fragment details two dishes. First, onion soup with onions, butter, stock, seasonings, parsley and a white thickening. Second, an ordinary four egg omelet served with a tomato sauce and a baked apple dessert with cream.
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Society In Review N
Iowa Federation
Miss Larson
Elma
Rho Sigme S0
Tarity Wil
Church News
Galvary Evangelical
Graves Mémorial U. B
Union Congregational
Vine Street
W. R. C.—Woman's Relief Corps
Jack Davis
Margaret Irene Cain
Denver Is
Roy Cain
Hand of West High School
Rinso
R. R. C. Worreld
Cottage St
Lows
Ringo
LUX
Lever Brothers
Cambridge
Biase
MR. Schmidt
Buchanan
Frank A. Owens
Charles 5. McGowan
Dubuque
Fourth Field Artillery
Ft. Robinson
Neh
Minnesota
Illinois
Central Railroad
W. S. Wiliams
Western Lines
Jacqueline Zook
J. L. ‘Zook
Hope Avenue
Roosevelt I School
Allen Memorial Hospital
John Hile
Third Street
Commercial Street
Ralph . Warren
Vaughan Street
Falls Avenue
Black Hawk Road
A. Hanson
Chamber of Commerce
Lask
Iowa
Irash Walton League of America
State Board of Directors
Harry Erwin
Tlon
A. G. Willford
Will‘ford
Roy Sinnard
Franklin Street
Dallas
Tex
Sinnard
Ona
Janelle Obidis
Lee
Ment
Cameron
Racine
National Guard Reserve
Ature
Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
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