Isabella Circle to Initiate 45 at Knights of Columbus
Castite circle Isabella to receive 45 candidates in a Sunday ceremony at Knights of Columbus hall with mass at Sacred Heart church. A banquet for 200 guests follows at Hotel Russell. State regent Mrs Benner assisted, with Mrs Suivan as general banquet chairperson and entertainment prepared by committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciyelés
Dowling
A. A
Edward Staiters
Punter
St. Joseph's Church
Mercedes Waltes
Edmer Seliman
Soto
Therese Nixt
Catholic Daughters of America
Daughters of Fabeth
Cong Benefit Play Endorsed by Capacity West High Audience
A benefit play presented by the West Waterloo Congregational Women's Organization drew a full house with Forte-continued applause and praise. The program featured sketches, songs, readings, and a village depot skit, under Mrs Marion Cooley de Paar and Mrs J Keox. Net proceeds, likely over 300 dollars, were to support the women’s organization as the West High band contributed concert selections. Ushers from Mrs Burr’s class and neighborhood youth sold homemade candy to supplement funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Jon
Waterloo
Fips
Wome
Rome
Marion Cooley de Paar
J. Keox
J. BE. Ridenour
Th. B. Burr
Syouna
Burr
SunerHity
Harriett Iblings to Wed Glen Saul Next Month
Engagement announcement at a Cedar Falls party reveals Harriett Iblings and Glen Saul planned for a June wedding. Miss Iblings is a Lowell school teacher. Saul travels for International Malvestor Co. in Cedar Falls. Several relatives and friends attended the event including Marguerite Sant and other guests from Waterloo, Jesup, Aplington, and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoe
LeCowen
Dorothy Thlings
Cedar Falls
Harriett Pings
Glen
Nut of
Marguerite Sant
Robert Milter
Joseph Jeurgen
Mabel J. Henderson
Waterlon
Juanita Thomas
Jesup
Esther Heinets
Fanny Drier
Aplington
Alpha McWhinst
Washington
Taca
Stephen Workman
Mire Laury Merna Ross
Alt. Tedar
Patsghter
Cedar Heights
Hazel Travis
Chase Hudson
Burlington
Black's
Crtroon
Travis
McKinley School
Synodical Hospital Graduates Guests at Alumnae Dinner Dance
Presbyterian Alumnae Association hosts a dinner and dance at the Russell-Lamson hotel Monday evening in honor of the Synodical Presbyterian Hospital Training School graduates. Miss Lillis Wilson is toast mistress for the program including welcome address, class history by Elizabeth Binin, readings by Rita Ulrich, class prophecy by Helen Flames, and toasts with responses. Dancing concludes the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Alumnae Association
Russell-Lamson
Synodical Presbyterian Hospital Training Schonol
Lillis Wilson
Minnie Malbaner
Clara Norby
CH. Penstermaker
Elizabeth Binin
Rita Ulrich
Helen Flames
Ross Conservatory of Music
United Pragbyterian Auditorium
Irenge Qagley
Cand Tundle Webster
Mrriends
Royal Garden
Jennings
Mrs. Folk to Meet Board for First Time Monday
Mrs Raymond Folk president of Waterloo Woman's elit will meet with her executive board in a special session at the clubhouse Monday at 10 in the morning. The group has one major spring event planned the planting of pine trees on the club grounds on Memorial Day afternoon. A memorial fund will honor soldiers who died in World War I and another for those who returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Folk
Waterloo Woman's Elit
Imeet
Beauty Advice From a Bygone Column On Skincare
A quirky editorial of beauty tips discusses daily warm baths to clear pores and remove blackheads, plus facial care for a pale complexion. It covers diet, hair color changes, and methods like witch hazel and astringents, finishing with wart removal guidance and cautions on overdoing treatments.
Delegates Leave for Biennial of Nation's Clubs
Delegates depart for the biennial gathering of federated women's clubs. Mrs M Young and daughter Betty travel from Lomight to Des Moines for the California delegation reception. Mrs Shores heads to Reds lands before convention. Mrs Wy in California. Mrs La Ronte of Waterloo joins. Mrs Winter, national president, sails from Minneapolis with 3000 delegates expected. Program includes forest posters, tree planting honors, and talks by Carrie Chapman Catt and Whiting Williams. sessions cover citizenship, welfare, and foreign relations with receptions and luncheons planned across California and the West.
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Waterloo
Mra Thanis G
Gene
Tse Speciues
Minneapolis
John Sherman
Whaler
Alraady
California
Clube Wallen
Kermann
Oii
J Department of Applied Education
Department of Applied Education
South Ells
Pittsburgh
Washington, D. C
Sherman
Charles Lathrop Pack
American Tree Association
Winter
Carrie Chapman Catt
Whiting Williams
Mes
Robert J. Burdetts
George W. Plummer
Chicago
J.C. Pearson
Marshell
Harry Alliy
New York
William J. Alvord
Detroit
Civil Service Commission
Elmer Leatherwood
Edith Middleton Roesch
Federation
Charles J. Hutcheinson
Los An
Relms
Information Bureau
Jcoust
Santa Roga
Luther Burbank
Santa Cruz
East High Banquet Honors Seniors and Faculty Guests
East High marked its annual banquet with about 250 attendees, senior students and faculty seated at six long tables, guided by Grace Memeyer. The event featured musical performances by a student orchestra, a mini play presentation, and tributes from educators and administrators, highlighting school unity and traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Eliss
van Vieht-Miece
Igh
Gilina
Hilkes
Grace Memeyer
Aicille
Istort
Warold Lyons
Leroy
Mistort
J. Miller
Tasea Buck
Finnman
Malvern Walker
Charlea Hostetler
Emerson Metralf
Carolyn McFarlane
Mary Fleet Dixon
Jearamitrers Ih
Lad 17 Year Old Rev Williams Went to Europe on $15
Rev S V Williams of St Pauls Church recounts a youthful European tour at age 17 with only 15 dollars, earning funds by selling maps and views, selling to lords and dukes, staying in England and Ireland, and witnessing coronation pageantry before returning to study in Chicago. He later led a dramatic conversion at Isle of Wight and decided to enter the ministry, inspiring St Pauls to grow.
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S. V. Williams
St.Paul’s Church
Europe
Vernon Willisns
St. Paulus Methodist Episcopal Clored
Carnell College
Ilnes
England
Atlantic
Cornell
Fanchers
Mullans
Virdens
Waterloo
Vernon
New York
Liverpool
Birmingham
Hathaway
Stratford-on-Avon
Shakespeare
Ann Hathaway Baker
Margaret
Ann Hathaway
Avon
Ann Hathway
Ald
Kenilworth Castle
Cedar Rapids
5. D. Barnes
Vienna
Paris
Marseilles
Grambling
Monte Carlo
Car- Tara
Italy
Rome
Vesuvius
Nantes
Venice
Switzerland
Ister
Fife
Henry Irving
Willian Sterling
Tower of London
Duchess of
Marbora
Marie Corelli
Euglishen
Williams
Prince Albert
Edward
Trafa Sar Square
Isle of Wight
Acc
Isle of Jersey
King
Sumner
Royal Yacht
Jersey
Sir Joseph Mason
Sir Joseph
Ernoy
Tt Saval
Tingland
Reese
Tanene
Anow
Withtama
Mr Williams
St. Pauls
Autumn Leaf Club meeting plans July benefit show
Autumn Leaf Club hosted 14 members and three guests with Mrs. Lloyd Widman presiding. A committee was named to organize a July benefit entertainment. Mrs. Louis Ackerman to host the June 26 gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autumn Leaf Club
Lloyd Widman
Louis Ackerman
Graves Memorial Matrons Club Receives Social and Business Meeting
The Graves Memorial Matrons class met at Mrs. Allen Pitzen's home for a post noon business session and social hour. Favors for contests were distributed by Mrs. Walter Ander, son and Mrs. C. J. Murphy. Mrs. Lamcheon Bridge hosted refreshments for a luncheon and bridge. Russell Lam ai and others assisted. Seventy invitations went out for the function chaired by Mrs. Kerwin for a luncheon event.
Club Notes RK 0 Miss Helen Potter Elected President
The club elected Miss Helen Potter as president with Miss Grace noted among the active members. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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Helen Potter
Grace
Local Club Officers and Bridge Winners Reported
Sheridan, vice president, and Miss Evelyn Tiedman, secretary treasurer, attended a meeting with Miss Tiedman this week. Mrs Clyde Davis served a two course luncheon to members after Friday bridge games at her home yesterday afternoon. Prizes for play went to Mrs Garl Zook. Mrs Kenneth Stevenson and Mrs Cyril Beaver.
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Clyde Davis
Friday
Garl Zook
Kenneth Stevenson
Cyril Beaver
Brass Foundry Here Does Good Business
The Superior Bragg foundry at S3-S4 Eleventh street west continues operations making brass and aluminum castings for Waterloo manufacturers and others, fulfilling orders. James McBride son of Mr and Mrs W McBride formerly of 86 Lafayette street Waterloo died last Saturday at home in Sioux City from dload poisoning after a pin scratch, and Alcott school memories noted. Rotary hears Collord on Grade Crossings and Railroad vs Automobile at Monday meeting.
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Bragg
Eleventh Street
Waterloo
Tormer
James McBride
Rotary
Collord
Frank M. Collord
Rotary Club
Hatet Russstl-Langon
Expert Bridge For All Bridge Players
Expert bridge psychology is key at auction and play. This article discusses bidding psychology, overbidding temptations, and camouflage tactics that fool opponents. It highlights how a player in the East seat faced criticism for not saving a game, illustrating how seasoned players react to deceptive play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aire Noll
Bold play for a No Trump game on a five card club
A bridge puzzle describes South securing eight tricks after a four or five card club opening. If the club suit is five cards and the Ace of Spades is with East, South must study a specific line after winning the first club trick. The article notes only one of 16 tables reached game and highlights a bold, simple method to maximize the result, involving a diamond re entry and careful placement of the spade ace.
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South
West
East
Stallowed
Dast
No Trump contract seals a clubing bid in Bridge
In a tense bridge hand West passed and partner opened hearts. A No Trump contract followed, spades led, and diamonds offered no quick re-entry. A bold Club lead by declarer unsettled defenses, and careful play yielded a game with two spades two ticatts four diamonds and one club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Avon
Freud
Phan
Millie Never Had a Chance Divorce Talk Sparks Debate
A discussion centers on Millie a 23 year old who married last year and now seeks divorce Critics note her selfish laziness and desire for freedom while others defend her noting her mother and Millies fatherless upbringing shaped her. The exchange questions whether strength in one family member breeds weakness in others and ponders happiness through understanding.
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Millie
Mike
Millies
Oiled floors deemed fire hazard by Sioux City superintendent
Sioux City May 24. Public school floors treated with oil are fire hazards according to Superintendent M G Clark. He suggested banning oil on floors, adding panic bolts on outside doors, and installing fire alarms operable from any floor.
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Sioux City
Brent
M. G. Clark
Births Reported Across Several Townships in May
In May births are recorded for Edmund James in Jtownship to Mr and Mrs Henry John Schmitz Hudson and JALEnLer Agnes to Mr and Mrs Earl Sullivan Gast Waterloo Amy’s daughter Lorraine to Mr and Mrs Stephen Edmund Mullany. May 16 Stephen William born to Decorah residents Mr and Mrs Jess Smetser 1700 Commercial May 3 son Clarence N to the same address Jack Francis born at St Francis hospital May 15 in Joplin Missouri to Mr and Mrs Heycrete Stokes Ray Imond daughter Betty Jean born March 9 to Mr and Mrs Paul Chester Stone 323 Knine Park May 12 daughter Maxine Margaret to Mr and Mrs Mont R Alberts Waterloo route 5 May 1 son John Wileian to Mr and Mrs Peeeman Moser 294 Cath Center March 2 Sor Freeman to Mr and Mrs Henry Wasserfert I Waterloo son Ellis Banry to Mr and Mrs Kenneth H ears Wise tale Conger Apt 29 daughter ering Betty Mr and Mrs Arbore Schmitt Posner
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Edmund James
Henry John Schmitz
Hudson
Jalenler
Agnes
Earl Sullivan
Gast
Waterloo
Amy
Lorraine
Stephen
Edmund Mullany
Stephen William
Decorah
Jess Smetser
Commercial
Clarence N
Jack A
Francis
St. Francis, Hospital
Jack James
Joplin
Mere
Heycrete Stokes
Ray Imond
Daughhter
Betty Jean
Paul Chester Stone
Knnie Park
Maxine Margaret
Mont
Cath Center
Freeman
Henry
Wasserfert Rete I. Waterloo
Ellis Banry
Kenneth Hears Wise
Tale Conger
Apt
Ering Betty
Arbore Schmitt
Posner
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Socitet
Isabella Circle
Harriett Iblings
Glen Saul
Crade School
Siris
Riverview Park
Hish
Mavie Wattle
Town Falls
Ein An
Sringysicde Ania Ea .Ahout
Sresen
Partias
Synodical Hospital
Elah
Kent Forres
Poole
Iytae
Mary A. Wo
Donald Pedersen
Werene Brown
Hewls Temple
A Jotter
Evelyn Jerguson
Mays Tagelmvan
Gen Wrieht
Elizabeth Taylor
Virginia Shellon
Janet Troup
Mildred Bersy
Mareterite Nem- Hiners
Josephine Murtagh
Margaret Maugherty
Helen “Anoni
Wathheyn Kambkin
Ve Bandliets
Slayton Heentebh
Ronnefeldtt
J. Avi Mortis
Ronnefeldt
Frankfort
Germany
Sunnyside Country Club
Frida
C. L. Kingsley
W. Schimeman
Henry Iblings
Taverne
Beal
Jorgenson-Millen
Jacob Jorgenson
Thin City
Adela
A. F Miller
Willian Miller
Ighland
Wis
T. J. O'Carnnell
Des Moines
Ann Flun
Jesse Jor Senson
Hotel Savery
Des Moine Wy
My. Miller
Lena West
C. A. Boatman
A. E. Enderiein
Mae Howell
G. E. "Shoemaker
Ruth — Bassett
Enice
Prudence "B. Clark
Waterloo Woman's Club
Eva Spencer
Dorothy Mayer
Leah Pike
Edward Southard
Traer
Helen Gower
Mary Smith
St. Paul's M. E
Williams Heinr
First Baptist
F. R. Asquith
PR. O
WW. Marsh
F. Stevenson
CE. Pickett
Fourth Street
Odd J Fellows
Sunnystie Country Club
Tames Black Dry Goods Company
Esther Smith
Tomy
Miss Smith
F. W. Smith
Margaret Condit
Black's Tearoom
Church News
Mes. Kerwin
Wes P. Kerwin
Brass Foundry
Beuney
Lenz
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