Cedar Heights Woman's Club Inauguration Luncheon
The Cedar Heights Woman's Club holds its annual inauguration luncheon at Black's tearoom with violet and iris decorations. President Mrs W J Sutcliffe welcomed guests and installed officers including Mrs Sutcliffe as president and Mrs FE C Litchfield as vice president. Reports from the Iowa Federation biennial convention were given by several club leaders amid musical readings and songs by local entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Litchfield
Amos Burhans
J. G. ‘Brinkerhoff
Ralph Edgerton
Fred Lehman
Alfred Brust
Alford
Wnubn
Santee
W. J. Booth
LaPorte City
L. E. Glaza
W. C. Mar
Mmes
A. H. McCutcheon
George Throw
Ww C T U gains sixty members in recent campaign
Sixty new members joined the Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union in the recent drive. Each ten members yields a Victorious Volunteer captain to be honored with a brick on the wall of défense at the National WCTU convention in August in Minneapolis. Captains named include Mrs F F Yapp Ida Mitchell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Minneapois
Mmes
F. F. Yapp
Ida Mitchell
A. A. Bonntrager
Edna Renner
C. N. Clark
R. J. Newsome
Fred Parris
Hudson Road
Orange Township
Mitchell
Nora Cray
A. H. Holt
F. L. Garver
Ray Williams
Grace Seeley
Nora Croy
J. W. St. John
Loyal Temperance Legion
J. H. Billings
Union
Flood
Peter
Club Notes Luncheon Bridge Club Dims For Summer
The Bridge club will disband for the summer after a picnic tomorrow at noon in Byrnes Park. On Tuesday the Luncheon club was entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. George Pett with Mrs. A. J. Wittick as a guest. Mrs. Claude Bronson plans a picnic supper in two weeks at her home with members and families present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Club
Byrnes Park
George Pett
A. J. Wittick
Claude Bronson
Community club notices and events listed in Waterloo venues
Tonight listings include Waterloo chapter C E S Ma sonic hall Trinity American Luther league First Congregational church Clara Barton guild Universalist church Mother Goose pageant St Pauls church Grade School Girl Reserves closing ceremonial Y W C A Thursday Afternoon Joyle club Mrs Otto Stegman FEldeen club Mrs J C Forbes DoR Best club Mrs Ora Don ley Las Comrades club Mrs J Carpenter Three Link circle Waterloo I C O O F hall Jueves Tarde Mrs Verne Wilson I F F club Mrs L B Marek Thursday Evening Dinner dance Country club
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
C. E. S.—Masonic Hall
Trinity American Luther League
First Congregational Church
Clara Barton guild—Universalist Church
St. Paul's Church
Joyle
D' Otto Stegman
Feldeen Club
J. C. Forbes
Dor Best Club
Ora Donley
Las Comrades Club
Carpenter
Erma Gill Weds Roy Cornwell in May 12 Union
Independence Iowa May 25 An announcement reports Miss Erma M Gill and Roy A Cornwell married May 12 at the First Methodist Episcopal parsonage with Rev J A Young officiating The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest L Gill of the countryside The groom son of Mr and Mrs T A Cornwell they will reside on a farm nearby for now The couple were accompanied by Mr and Mrs M L Hart to Waterloo for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Erma M. Gill
Roy A. Cornwell
M. L. Hart
Waterloo
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
J. A. Young
Ernest L. Gill
Independence High School
Farmers State Savings Bank
T.A. Cornwell
Winthrop
Sunnyside Formal Opening Tomorrow Draws Big Turnout
One of the week’s top social events opens tomorrow evening at Sunnyside Country Club with a dinner dance. Reservations already total 175 guests as spring flowers amplify the scene. Russell Lamson’s eight piece orchestra will provide music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Russell-Lamson
Mmes
Roy Smock
CG. J. Knapp
Albert Greeley
CC. N. Shane
Raymond Folk
Recent Bride Is a Given Shower by Two Hostesses
Miss Ruth Adams and Miss Aline Doty entertained last evening at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Mrs Forest Barnhart. The party took place in the Adams home with color rose and white. Mrs Barnhart, formerly Miss Neva Steinmayer, attended along with Mrs Co D Wheeler Mrs Grant Banard and Misses Elaie Errichson Imogene Fowler Fern Kindig and Miriam McCrae. Picnic-Quill and Scroll will host a picnic tonight at the Cole cottage in Casebeer Heights with society members from both high schools attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Adams
Aline Doty
National Honorary High School Journalistic Organization
Cole Cottage
Casebeer Heights
Bernice
Marguerite Leland
Marguerite
Pauline Sanders
James Leland
J. L. Chevalier
Church Auxiliaries Schedule Changes This Week
First division of Union Congregational Church will be entertained in the home of Mrs. William Twaites Thursday afternoon. Woman's auxiliary of St. Mark's Episcopal Church has postponed its meeting from tomorrow to Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ida Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Congregational Church
William Twaites
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Ida Stafford
Hints in Beauty Care for Slim Arms and Hair Removal
Practical guide on arm care and beauty routines from an old publication. Discusses hair removal options from wax to peroxide scrubs, cautions about irritation, and suggests a hydrogen peroxide method. Includes a recipe for a spring blood purifier using sulphur and molasses with dosing and rest days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabele G. Mi
S O V Camp and Auxiliary Finish Memorial Day Plans
The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War camp and auxiliary met in Memorial hall to finalize Memorial day arrangements. Auxiliary members will wreath-make Saturday morning, share a picnic lunch, and host a picnic supper at the Waterloo theatre home of George Wright after the day program. A Lincoln Gettysburg address will be shown at Lincoln school with G A R members invited. A June 19 Newton department convention meeting was set for next Tuesday at Memorial hall to set entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans of the
O. W
Hardin, Black Hawk
Buchanan
John Singer
Elizabeth Moore
George Clark
Lincoln
Lincoln School
Newton
Memorial Hall
Lorena Dieckmann to Wed Wesley Menefee in Iowa Church
Lorena Dieckmann daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Dieckmann of Clarksville Iowa will marry Wesley Menefee of Canton Ohio in the Little Brown Church in the Vale at 4 p m today Rev A W Satory will conduct the ceremony A reception follows at the Dieckmann home Bluebells and lilies will decorate the tables Guests include William Wedeking Mina Wedeking Louisa Poppe Myldred Holm Helen Britzman and others Miss Dieckmann heads the Rath Packing telegraph department and Mr Menefee works for Campbell Baking They will reside at 515 Johnson Street Clarksville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Brown
Vale
Lorena Dieckmann
Dick Dieckmann
Clarksville
Wesley Menefee
Canton
A. W. Satory
Louis Dieckmann
Waterloo
William Wedeking
Mina Wedeking
Louisa Poppe
Edward
Myldred Holm
Helen Britzman
Rath Packing Company
Menefee
Campbell Baking Company
Johnson Street
Perfect tinting with Diamond Dyes for dainty garments
A home dyeing guide promotes Diamond Dyes as the easiest safe method for tinting undergarments and dresses. It notes cold water dipping for quick, even color, boiling for permanence, and provides directions and a free Color Craft brochure from Burlington Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dept
Burlington
Vermont
Evening Party Honors Bride Elect in Beresford
Miss Hette Saylor will wed Will H. Gange in June at Beresford South Carolina. Bernadette and Tressa Trainor hosted a quiet evening with tea towels contests and bridge. Gifts of Madeira napkins and orchid wreaths decorated the home. A separate School and club notices recount a large PTA pledge, honors for Mary B Christie, and YWCA activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernadette
Tressa Trainor
Hette Saylor
Will H. Gange
Beresford
S. C
Charles Trainor
Muarle Miller
Trainor
Genevieve Cusak Will Be Married in Council Bluffs
Mrs. Mary Cusack of Council Bluffs announces the approaching marriage of her daughter Genevieve to Edward OConnor of Council Bluffs. The ceremony is set for June 22 in Council Bluffs. The Cusacks formerly lived in Waterloo. Also, Miss Clair Wade was guest of honor at a Hotel Russell Lamson birthday dinner with colonial corsage placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Cusak
Council Bluffs
Mary Cusack
Clair Wade
Russell-Lamson
Omaha Man Takes Over Lewis Store Management
Aaron L. Scholl of Omaha Nebraska assumed management of the Lewis Stores company apparel and general merchandise store at 617 Sycamore street. He brings six years of Omaha management experience and served as steward of the army exchange at Camp Funston Nebraska during the war. The Waterloo shop will be reorganized with a remodeled sales room and stock rearrangement and increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron L. Scholl
Omaha
Neb
Lewis Stores Company
Sycamore Street
Army Exchange
Camp Funston
Waterloo
Gross-Allbee Installs Fastest Iowa Flat Bed Press
A Miller high speed flat bed press, first of its kind in Waterloo, is declared Iowa's fastest. Installed by Gross-Allbee Print shop at 615 Jefferson Street, the press handles 13 by 20 inch forms, up to 5000 impressions per hour, printing tissue to four-ply board, built by Miller Law Company of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Waterloo
Iowa
Gross-Allbee
Jefferson Street
Miler Law Company
Pittsburgh
Local notices and society briefs from Hampton to Des Moines
Memorial Day address planned in Hampton by Harry Reed for patriotic bodies. Business trips include H B Lichty and F U Chamberlain to Chicago. A J Fairburn to Cassville for two weeks. Dr D L Rankin and family return from Iowa Falls after his father James M Rankin’s funeral. Hazel Mathes granted divorce from Clyde Mathes with costs and $50 attorney fee. Paul A Zuhlke and Sam G Daniels visit local railroad offices. Louis Peterson of International Boot and Shoe Workers' Union in town to lecture unions. spoke to Woman's Union Labor bureau. Anna Kuehnle files for divorce from William Kuehnle. temporary injunction restrains him from troubling her at 18 Mulberry Street. L A Andrew and A C Smith mentioned in banking association context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Mathes
Clyde Mathes
H. B. Boies
Paul A. Zuhlke
Des Moines
Wabash Railway
Sam G. Daniels
Omaha
Neb
C. B. & Q. Railway
Louis Peterson
Boston
Mass
International Boot & Shoe Workers’ Union
Woman’s Union Labor Bureau
Anna Kuehnle
Willam Kuehnle
Waverly
C. & J. Milling Works
Parkersburg
G. W. Wood
Kuehnle
Mulberry Street
Bankers Attend Group 7 Convention in Waverly
Frank Warner of Des Moines and other Waterloo bankers joined guests from Black Hawk Bremer Grundy Tama Benton Linn and Buchanan counties at an informal dinner in Hotel Russell-Lamson last night during the annual Group 7 Town State Bankers association convention held yesterday in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warner
Des Moines
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Bremer
Grundy
Tama
Benton
Linn
Buchanan
Town State Bankers Association
Waverly
Auto polo players pause in Waterloo
Three auto polo cars with drivers and an equipment truck, all owned by the Snyder Flying circus, Minneapolis, Minn., passed through here today en route to Sterling, N. I., where an exhibition of airplane stunt flying and polo racing will be given Sunday afternoon. The polo cars were driven by
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder Flying Circus
Minneapolis
Polo team gains fourth member from party yesterday
Reuben Held Maurice Ready and Cecil French made up the polo party with Art Peterson as the fourth member. Three other polo care went thru yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Held
Maurice Ready
Cecil French
Art Peterson
Iowa City to Teach Jewish Religion Faculty Vote
Prominent Iowa Jews voted to support for three years a professor of their faith in the University of Iowa school of religion. The faculty will include representatives of Protestant Catholic and Jewish creeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa School of Religion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman’s Club of
B. and
P. Ww.Club
Hazel Zwanziger
Business & Professional Woman's Club
Helen Swinbank
State Federation
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Black’s
Gladys Brennan
Thelma Driscoll
Margaret Wittstock
Marjorie Bre ™Nan
Margaret Bongartz
Margaret O'Toole
Marcella Bohan
Elizabeth Bohan
Sunnyside
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
John Fiske School
Parent-Teacher Association
J. A. McEwan
Ruth Gabriel
Ernest Bunce
George Woodall
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Lillian Side
Thora Collyer
George Deyo
Gene McKeen
Charles Chickering
Jack DuMond
Jessica Milligan
Mary Ethel Dixon
Jessie Shirley
Grace Ullemeyer
Helen Collins
Inez Lund
Viola Knoche
Ruth Tumbleson
Lucile Hebel
Loma Griffin
Mary Nancy Graham
Louise J. Palmer
Dorothy Talcott
Ettabelle Storer
Bridge
Carl Rodruck
J. C. Fairweather
Alcott
Parent- Teacher Association
Mary
Miss Joy Harmon
Alice Bellinger
Margaret Moore
Gretchen Estes
Carmen Alles
Jean Dorothy Fergemann
LeRoy Furry
Evelyn Stover
Blue Triangle
League
Della Hitch
Edna Engler
Iris Nelson
Lucille McQuilken
Dell Miniger
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Hall
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Omaha Man
Lewis Company
Iowa’s
Ae Dde
Act
Palais Royal
Buchanan Form Complete Optical Service
Harry NM. Reed
Hampton, Ia
H. B. Lichty
Construction Machinery Company
F. UL. Chamberlain
Chamberlain Machinery Company
Chicago
A. J. Fairburn
Lime Street
Cassville
D. L. Rankin
Russell Lamson
Iowa Falls
Dr. Rankin
James M. Rankin
L. A. Andrew
A. C. Smith
Clinton
Kior
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