Mrs E B Pedicord Hosts Chautauqua Luncheon
Mrs EB Pedicord entertained 1 guests at Black's tearoom honoring Miss Virginia Pedicord who will travel on the Redpath Vawter Chautauqua circuit this summer. She will be junior supervisor and advance manager, known in the state for her dramatic art with children. Baskets of lilacs and yellow tulips decorate the table with nutcap suitcases at each place. Guests included Mmes Edward Northey Harold Sibert George Hagerman Harold Goeth W H Cooper Leslis Lewis Eric McKraegenbrinck R J Sweeney Evan Lichty and W L Pedicord and Misses Harriette Ross Luella Rose Pearl Pettis Grace McCullough Kathryn Kiester Lucille Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Pedicord
Black
Virginia Pedicord
Pedicord
Mmes
Edward Northey
Harold Sibert
George Hagerman
Harold Goeth
W. H. Cooper
Leslis Lewis
Eric McKraegenbrinck
R. J. Sweeney
Evan Lichty
W. L. Pedicord
Harriette Ross
Luella Rose
Pearl Pettis
Grace McCullough
Kathryn Kiester
Lucille Huntington
Reception for New Burton Avenue Pastor and Wife
A congregational reception at Burton Avenue Baptist Church will honor Rev Marion Flint new pastor and Mrs Flint at 5 p m. Program includes piano solo by Esther Petersen vocal solo by W B Howell string trio the Townsend sisters vocal solo by Mrs Warren L Steeves talk trombone solo by Fred B Moffitt talk and a response by Rev Flint Mrs C L Rose is general chairman with Mrs C F Catshall program chairman and Mrs L J Aldrich serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Girl Reserves Entertain Guests at Final Ceremony
Grade school Girl Reserves will entertain mothers, principals, and Y W C A board members at the year closing ceremony at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the association building. The program opens with group singing led by Miss Florence Gabriel, includes Marian In which McKinley school girls present a short operetta The Rose Dream and features the honor cup, rings, and new member recognition. The evening ends with a candle ceremonial and social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
Florence Gabriel
Marian
McKinley School
Miss Alice Weller Honored at a Two Hostesses Party
Miss Alice Weller, who will wed Donald P. Main on May 31, was honored at a party hosted by Mrs. N. J. McNalley and Mrs. R. M. Snellenberger. A two course luncheon featured pink and yellow roses, pansies, and sweet peas. Chicago guest Mrs. William Tate attended among a group including Mrs. A. Rath and several other ladies and misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. McNalley
R. M. Snellenberger
Alice Weller
Donald P. Main
William Tate
Chicago
Mmes. A. Rath
J. H. Bender
Harry Burd
Paul Brokaw
Madeline Moore
Alfreda Wilson
Claire Wade
Doris Gaston
Adeline Hayes
Rowena Wilson
Elizebth Lies
Dolores ‘Wittstock
Pandora club postpones meeting and notes from Inter Nos dinner
Pandora club postpones its meeting for a week with Miss Muriel Baumgartner hosting. Inter-Nos club met last evening in Hotel Russell Lamson private dining room for dinner, with prizes to Miss Marian Gates and Miss Whitella Meyers. Other members include Hilda Freed Lucille Gruner Ruth Gruner Ethel Pletka Florence Ritchie Lucille Schmidt Florence Schmidt Esther Smith Katherine Stimson Ruth Miter. Mrs Frank Sherwood entertained Monday Evening Sewing club at her home last evening, with Mmes C B Wheeler George Windolf Nelson Snyder Louis Williams Forest Barnhart Alvis Allen Arline Doty and Ruth Adams attending. Mrs Snyder assisted in serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel Baumgartner
Russell Lamson
Bance
Marian Gates
Wnitella Meyers
Hilda Freed
Lucille Gruner
Ruth Gruner
Ethel Pletka
Florence Ritchie
Lucille Schmidt
Florence Schmidt
Esther Smith
Katherine Stimson
Ruth Miter
Frank Sherwood
Mmes. C. B. Wheeler
George Windolf
Nelson Snyder
Louis Willams
Forest Barnhart
Alvis Allen
Arline Doty
Ruth Adams
Snyder
Frances Cimmigotti
Leo J. Smith
Cedar Falla
Joseph Averill
Choir
Sacred Heart Church
Misa Cimmigotti
Harry Simons
Gimmixotti
Dick Bennett
Tony Berend
Della Tritz
Rita’ Tritz
Mabel Kies
Agatha Cimmigotti
Magdaline Lutgen
Lucille Duffy
Grace Simons
Rhinche McConeky
J. V. McKillip
Paul Bergen
Bert Lulenschross
Robert Marble
Simons
Community notices and club events listed tonight
Tonight features a reception for Rev. and Mrs. Marion Flint at Bap tist church and a picnic supper at John Fiske school. D. B. L. club meet at Mrs. Frank Han lon, and women’s groups gather at Cedar Heights Woman’s club, Black’s tearoom, Fidelity circle, Deborah society, Ald society church, Kensington club, and Northminster. Wednesday evening includes Waterloo chapter O. E. S. at Masonic hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcott School
Marion Flint
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
John Fiske School
D. B. L. Club
Frank Hanlon
Country Club
Cedar Heights
Mother Goose Pageant by Central Christian juniors
Central Christian church juniors present "A Mother Goose Pageant" at 8 p m Wednesday in St Pauls church to aid home missions. Directed by Mrs Cyrus Carpenter with assistance from Mrs John Billings Mrs D C Cherry and Miss Beulah Muthaler Cast includes Fern Clark John Ray Nellie Evans Zelma Blough Lois Billings Mary Richardson Thomas Martin and many others in a lively set of Mother Goose roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
Benefit of Home Missions
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Cyrus Carpenter
John Billings
D. C. Cherry
Beulah Muthaler
Miss Ayers
Fern Clark
John Ray
Miss Muffet
Rebecca Trosper
Blossom Cherry
Tommy Snooks
Nellie Evans
Bessy Brooks
Zelma Blough
Phyllis Richardson
Hazel Bowman
Eloene Davis
Thomas Martin
Boyle Billings
Lois Billings
Mary Richardson
Mary Summers Myers
Jack Spratt
Simon—Blossom Cherry
Pieman
Robert Miller
Charlotte Hennessey
Polly
Virginia Langland
Sukey
Gertrude Malkowsky
Betty Sparks
Peter
Peter Punkin
Helen Horton
Club elects Mrs Grover president at YWCA
Mrs J L C Grover was elected president of the Child Conservation club at the YWCA yesterday afternoon. Her staff includes Mrs Herbert Ruby as vice president and Mrs Merritt Ludwig as secretary. The group also names Mrs C A Cathy treasurer and Mrs F S Giles as reporter, with Mrs William Gordon, H W W Brandt and H R Elwell on the entertainment committee. The club moves meetings to the second and fourth Fridays and plans summer home gatherings. Mrs Giles to be next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL. C. Grover
Child Conservation Club
Herbert Ruby
Merritt Ludwig
C. A. Cathy
F. S. Giles
William Gordon
H. W W. Brandt
H. R. Elwell
Giles
Angie Carpenter Engaged to Marry Cyril W. Goulder
Announcement of the engagement and upcoming wedding of Angie Carpenter to Cyril W. Goulder. Details include family addresses, church group affiliations, guests at a dinner party, and the June 5 ceremony planned at the Little Brown Church in the Vale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Carpenter
Cyril W. Goulder
F. B. Carpenter
Jefferson Street
Cyril Wi. Goulder
Oelwein
Albert Goulder
Fourth Street East
F. R. Asquith
World Wide Guild Girls of
First Baptist Church
Miss Carpenter
Beatrice Scott
Flora Joe Smith
Margaret Bickford
Louise Barnes
Anna Winter
Prudence Stoyles
Dorothy Henner
Little Brown Church
the Vale
Hints in Beauty Care Answered Letters
Readers inquire about waistline exercises and spring health tips. Advice covers deep breathing, lighting meals for digestion, outdoor activity, dandelion tea as a tonic, and avoiding unnecessary drugs. Cosmetic guidance includes cucumber juice as a lightener, cold water rinses, and using pure henna for hair tinting when needed.
Hotchkiss Condit Wedding Tonight at Bride's Home
Dorothy Condit will wed Frank Hotchkiss in a simple Cedar Falls ceremony at 8:30 p m at her parents home Prof and Mrs Ira Condit. Relatives and close friends attend. Best man will be B C Condit. The couple plans to live in Chicago after June 4 at North Dark apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ira S. Condit
Dorothy
Frank R
Hotchkiss
Chicago
R. BD. Echlin
Presbyterian Church
John Robinson
Detroit
B. C. Condit
St. Paul
Lloyd Alexander
Miss Conditt
Great Northern Tife Insurance Company
North Dark Apartments
Church Guilds And Circles Plan Meetings Across Waterloo
Local congregations schedule tomorrow and Wednesday gatherings from Trinity American Lutheran to Universalist and Presbyterian groups. Hostesses include Mrs W C Eline Mrs N H Moehlman and Mrs I E Sanford with speakers and sewing sessions noted. Major guild and auxiliary groups also set afternoon meetings and a breakfast social at Walnut Street Baptist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Eline
N. H. Moehlman
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
Y. IW. Co
First Presbyterian Church
Mmes, J. H. Kohl
A. H. French
W. R. Heskett
City in Brief Ad links and local notices mix in print
Several hospital updates fill the column with health news and personal notes. W R Baumgartner remains in critical condition at St Francis after a stroke two weeks ago while Mrs Ernest Gunther of Denver is in Presbyterian Hospital for emergency appendectomy though her condition now improves. Mrs Alvin Hayes of Fairbank is recovering well at St Francis and could return home soon. Los Angeles business conditions improve as J B Roof Realty exec W V Wheeler communicates with his mother about city affairs. Women from St Mark's and Christ Episcopal attend a district Woman's Auxiliary meeting in Waverly with a church service, picnic, and program. Nurses' training graduates at Presbyterian Hospital are set for exercises at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Rev J Arthur Young delivering the address. Dr S F Heverly, dentist, remains available at 496 Black Hawk Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
W. V. Wheeler
J. B. Roof Realty Company
H. W. Dunlap
Fifth Street West
St. Mark's
Christ Episcopal
Waverly
Woman's Auxiliary
Board of Missions
Nurses’ Training School of Presbyterian Hospital
Westminster Presbyterian Church
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Chautauqua Opens June 20 With Southland Artists
Waterloo chautauqua season 1927 begins Monday afternoon June 20 in the Dairy Cattle Congress hippo drome with a concert by the Southland Artists. The five day program features vocal and instrumental numbers, lectures by Bishop Edwin Hart Hughes Senator W N Ferris and Dr Ira Landrith, plays operas and concerts, plus a 12:15 pm board meeting at Black's tearoom to plan upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Chautauqua
Dairy Cattle Congress
Southland
Edwin Hart Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Church
W. N. Ferris
Michigan
Ira Landrith
Chautauqua Board
Black's Tearoom
Tom Corwine
Tuesaday
Thank-U
Elwyn Dra Matic Company
Annual Meeting of District Bankers at Waverly
About 250 bankers from the district gathered in Waverly for a luncheon at 1 o'clock before the afternoon session of the annual convention. The morning opened in Palace theatre with J. B. Van Horn presiding. New convention decorations in gold and blue pennants added a striking backdrop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Palace Theatre
J. B. van Horn
Town City
West High Spectator Earns Second Class Rating
The Spectator, West High School’s semi monthly newspaper, earned a second class rating in a national high school journalism contest. Judges praised the humor column Tater Chips while noting a shortage of literary material. The rating reflects above average excellence per Scholastic Editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Spectator
West High School
Th Department of Journalism
University of Minnesota
Staff Organized At Presbyterian Hospital Parley
A physician advisory staff was formed at Presbyterian Hospital after a joint meeting of the board and local medical groups. Dr. E F Stevenson was named head, with Dr. E L Rohlf as vice president and Dr. H A Bender as secretary. All city doctors are considered staff members and a liaison committee will connect physicians with trustees. Improvements discussed by trustees were outlined but no actions taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Presbyterian Hospital
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Black's
E. F. Stevenson
E. L. Rohlf
H. A. Bender
Stevenson
Waterlo o Evening Couriers Pattern Request Notice
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send it to Fashion Department. Evening Courier Waterloo enclosing 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible but should reach you in 10 days after sending order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Unified Hospital Association to Advise Board and Staff
The article outlines the creation of a larger hospital and a unified hospital association. The staff will serve in an advisory capacity to the board of trustees and will also advise on the hospital, the nurses training school, and related activities of the institution.
Macartney Goes Last Word Prayer in Cedar Falls
Dr. John R. Macartney retires as First Presbyterian pastor and heads to Los Angeles for a new assignment. He travels with his daughter Helen and housekeeper Miss Jena Olson, bid farewell with a brief prayer service and prayers of good will from congregants in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
John R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Helen
Jena Olson
The
Cedar
Goodby
Godspeed
Rain Itself Fails to Move River Stage
Rain fell yesterday totaling three tenths of an inch yet the river stage remained unchanged. Officials noted no perceptible rise or fall in water level despite the wet weather.
River and Creek Levels Reported in Cedar Black Hawk and Virden
Hydrological notes indicate the Cedar River about four feet above normal while Black Hawk Creek runs about one foot high and Virden Creek about three to four inches above typical levels. The figures reflect forecasted river conditions and potential minor flood impacts for nearby communities.
Iowa Roads and Weather 10 A M Des Moines to 20 East
Des Moines reports dirt roads rough but clear. Iowa City notes impassable due to continued heavy showers. Other towns show muddy, gravel or dirt conditions with varying rain and cloudiness. Interregional routes 218 and 59 are listed as very bad to impassable in parts, with 20 and 59 noted in sections beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clinton
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Council Bluffs
Fort Dodge
Mason City
Davenport
Muscatine
Creston
Iowa City
Dubuque
Building Permits for Local Homes and Business
Building permits approved for J. F. Logston at 310 Black Hawk road for a porch costing $100. Ellis Hotel at Sycamore and Fifth for fire repair work totaling $1,000. Mrs. C. Tippey at 1216 Franklin for remodel of residence $200. F. H. Seger for a heating plant at 206 State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Logston
Black Hawk Road
Ellis Hotel
Sycamore
Fifth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Fletcher
Des. Moines
Towa Viavi Company
B. of
Hall East
Pandora Club
Northminster
O. E. S.—Masonic Hall
Mother Goose
Grover Head
Bridge
Lulu Hoffman
Maria Robertson
Ewald Guenther
Inez Lund
Florence Bickelberg
Hattie Whitney
Florence Beverly
Miriam Whitney
Helen Collins
Mary McGraw
Mary Gilchrist
Loma Griffin
Thora Collver
Edna Kent Forbes
Natural Club
N. C. Altland
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Natural Music Club
Mae Howell
Oliver Stevenson
Kathleen Mavourneen
Old St. Anne
Beaupre
Russell
H. F. Smith
Marie Watters
Fred J. Rapp
Herman Mexdorf
Anna Koehm
Muriel Correll
Ruby Cave
Velma Blocker
Elizabeth Bongartz
Ruth Carlson
Violette Weaver
Evelyn Alle
Martha Reuter
Marian Snow
Clara Cooper
Thimblebee
Memorial Hall
Blue Triangle League Council
Church News
Trinity American Luther League
First Congregational Church
Alice
Lily Kline
Hast Park Presbyterian Church
I. E. Sanford
Circle
Woman's Working Association of
J. C. Trumbauer
Social Union of the Universalist Church
Clara Barton
the Universalist Church
Edward Steege
Maxine Steege
Woman's Auxiliary of
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ida Stafford
Episcopal Church
John Flockhart
Pauline Flint
China
Arthur J. Busby
Daughters of the King
Guy Edwards
Fred Northey
Frank Collard, Jr
Robert Parrott
David S. Ramage
W. F. Curriger
Orie Bateman
Fidelis
Ruesta
A. E. Baum
Cimmigotti
Masonic Hall
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
Mines
John Greeks
Walter Adsit
P. H. Springer
W. C. Korthaus
Peter Schoenle
Cedar Heights Woman's Club
Carpenter's Hall
Buchanan
W. R. Baumgartner
Nevada Street
St. Francis Hospital
Ernest Gunther
Denver
Alvin Hayes
Fairbank, Ta
G. Magnus
Edwin Holt Hughes
National Light Opera Company
Woodbridge N. Ferris
U. S
Ferris Institute
West High
Larvex Corporation
Park Avenue
New York
N.Y
Larvex
Parley
Physicians’ Organization
Macartney
C. F. Street
Iowa
Wwe
Terlin
Artificial Ice & Fuel CO
East Ninth St
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