Mrs Burnett honors Miss Marbeth Bellis in White Inn party
Social notes recall a May gathering for Miss Marbeth Bellis as she nears her June 14 wedding to George Timm. Guests wore orchid and yellow accents, favors carried letters revealing the wedding time. The event featured a bridge game and honors for Miss Wilson and Miss Stansbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. G. Burnett
Miami Fla
White Inn
Marbeth Bellis
George Timm
Mmes. S. de Bellis
O. D. Trudo
R. ©. Manning
John Spelcher
Tracy Pitzen
A. A. Bellis
Christine Wilson
Nelson
Laila Shauger
Alice McElhinney
Ellowene Jenson
Herzel
Trinity American Laitheran Church
Pioneer National Bank
Waterloo
Timm
G. S. Timm
Centuria
Wis
Tiviera Theatre
Minneapolis
Chicago
Central Christian and associated church groups meet
Church news notes Division six of Central Christian convened at Mrs. Harry Nanny’s home with six visitors from Division Five. The St Mark’s auxiliary hosted a luncheon at Mrs. John Chevalier’s home where Mrs. William Ashmore reported on the Davenport convention and the group voted to send a Christmas box to Bishop Rowe in Alaska. Division One met at Mrs. F. L. Tanner’s with twelve members and guest Mrs. Lilian Wilson. a name gullp was completed and the next meeting is June 7 at Mrs 7. 8. Grant, refreshments served. Deborah Society at First Baptist Episcopal heard a program led by Mrs. J. W. St John with readings by several members and solos by two singers. a memorial to Dr. G. W. Bothwell was read. guessing contest run by Mrs. A R Moore and Miss Viola Stull. several hostesses and attendants helped with serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division Six
Central Christian Church
Harry Nanny
Division Five
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
John Chevalier
William Ashmore
Lash Wrek
Davenport
Bishop Rowe
Alaska
A. S. Barry
Kansas City
Kan
F. L. Tanner
Lilian Wilson
Grant
Augustus Sluf
Deborah Society
First Bibthodist Episcopal Church
J. W. St. John
Mary Johnson
Flora Burling
Thomas Kerr
GC. C. Chesterman
Albert Winder
J. R. Anders
G. W. Bothwell
Mrs. F R Asquith Returns from Southwest Trip
Mrs. F R Asquith of 202 Home Park boulevard has just returned from an extended tour of the Southwest visiting former Waterloo residents. She traveled through Kansas City Missouri and Pittsburg Kansas with Rev P J Askins, attended commencement at a state teachers college, and toured Indian orphanages near White Sulphur Springs. The trip covered more than 1000 miles through Arkansas hills the Ozark region and the strawberry belt with wagon camps and harvest activity observed along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Asquith
Home Park Boulevard
Fist
Waterloo
Jirre
Kansas City
Baptist Women’s * Missionary Society
Town
Kansas
Nebraska
Asquith
P. J. Askins
Pittsburg
Kan
Askins
First Baptist’ Church
State Teachers College 5
Elsie Errichson Elected Head of Blue Triangle League
Miss Elsie Errichson was elected president of the Blue Triangle league of the YWCA at a meeting last night. Other officers include Hazel Windolf, Cora Loomer, Vera Reints, Wilma Gates, replacing Della Hitech. Plans include a picnic and a 6 pm meet at the YWCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Errichson
Blue Triangle League
Young Women's Christian Association
Associationuilding
Della “Hitech
Hazel Windolf
Cora Loomer
Vera Reints
Wilma Gates
Charlotte Howe
Cedar Heights
G. W. Kirkpatrick
Hints on Beauty Care And Hair Health For Mothers
A vintage guidance piece urges careful appearance to avoid looking unwashed. It covers cosmetics like powder and stockings, shoe care, glove quality, and clothing, plus scalp massage and hair tonics for new mothers.
Mrs. Karl E Manz to Present Piano Pupils in Recital
Mrs Karl E Manz presents her piano pupils in recital at the Young Women’s Christian Association building tonight in Waterloo Assisting on the program is Mrs George Marden of Cedar Rapids sister of Mrs Manz The event marks Mrs Manz last Waterloo recital before moving to Winthrop The closing feature is piano duets Grand Valse Caprice Englemann and Capricante Wa ch s performed by Mrs Manz and Mrs W W Gallup The program includes solo works by multiple pianists with a violin and piano duet and various readings and ensemble pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl E. Manz
Young Women's Christian Association
George Morden
Cedar Rapids
Morden
Winthypop
Engelmann
Wachs
Mann
W.W. Gallup
Jonn
Willams Luce Packmalt
Inding Tenge
A&a
Crow
Mathilde Bupio
Robert Linde
Dees Ee Teeter
Sacadhorr Ariene
Maldred Allen
Jane O
Cathryn
Remus Vee
Gronte Schacter
Charlotte Colr
Arlene Allen
Henriques Robert Tinde
Paul Gromiy
Turner Helen Simmons
Laddie
Lassie
Suster H.R
Margaret Jane O'Dell
Og Mossy Bank
Muerter
Lois Moissner
Meyer-Helmund
Pauline Pax Se
George Marden
Ublaus
Certeeeeseaeereeerters
Bohm
Lois Moessner
Helen Simmons
Barcarolle
Tschaikowsky
Audrey McPike Fiano
Tereeeepeeee
Morrison Pauline x
Marlys Haselman
Tab
Tal McDowell
Barnett
Hashma
Beethoven Chthryn Loomis
Audrey McPike
Menta
Paderewaki
Elizabeth Taylor
Mrs Williams Hosts Wild Rose Club Meeting at Home
Mrs H Williams hosted an all day Wild Rose club gathering at her home with Mrs L S Rickard assisting. Fifteen women attended including guests Mrs Marie Thompson and Mrs Harry Dunlap. The afternoon featured readings songs and a recital plan for June 21 with Miss Margaret Taylor and Miss Rul Shimp scheduled for Cedar Falls church recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Williams
Wild Rose Club
L.S. Rickard
Marie Thompson
Kansas Guy
Harry Dunlap
Waterloo
Viola E. Harty Sell
Sidney D. Smith
McKeller
Crof
W. E. Hays
Town State
Teachers, College
Margaret Taylor
Nashua
Thehrist Chanel
Cedar Falls
Rul Shimp
Club Notes and Bridge Social Roundup
Mrs. G V Bellinger hosted the O B G club at her home with refreshments by Mrs F E Jacobs. The next meeting will be with Mrs C B Quackenbush. T T F club met at T J Gille’s home. prizes went to Mrs Ira Garrabrant and others. next meeting June 7 with Mrs Ira Garrabrant. Double Four Bridge at Black’s tearoom then Ridge dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Cunningham. Mr Richards won high score. Do R Best Eld held a merling with two guests Mrs Sidney Dudley and Mrs Edward Pines Cedar Falls. all present. An all day picnic is planned for June 28 at Electric Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. V. Bellinger
O. B. G. Club
F E. Jacobs
C. B. Quackenbush
H. J. Gille
T. T. F. Club
Ira Garrabrant
Ray Garrabrant
C. B. McCord
George Moothart
Anna Kruse
Double Four Bridge Club
Black's Tearoom
George H. Williams
Warren C. Cunningham
Beryl H. Richards
Hele
Wiliams
Gertrude Hughes
Ridge
Cunningham
Richards
Ray Smith
Dwight Bower
Do-R-Besteld
Alfred Pines
Sidney Dudley
Valerio
Edward Pines
Cedar, Falls
Albert Wason
Electric Park
Silk Treasure Moves Through Oelwein At Dawn
The Chicago Great Western railroad handled its largest silk shipment, passing through Oelwein near dawn. A KEVEN express train and guards’ coach arrived from St. Paul at 3 73 a. m, followed nine minutes later by a second train with eight dress cars. Both trains headed for New York from Oklahoma and Kansas carried millions in silk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurier
Orlwelh
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Diplomas Awarded to 43 Manchester Graduates
Manchester public schools close for the summer as 43 pupils receive diplomas at the high school commencement in the gym. The program included an orchestra march, invocations, performances by glee clubs, and speeches by Mildred Robinson and Bruce Gates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Manchester
Jmer
Imarch
Roy V. Porter
Mildred L. Robinson
Bruce F. Gates
Clifford Bawden
Geneva Bawden
Arza Baskerville
Kenneth Beddow
Fred‘ Bish
Howard Burns
Gelia Clemans
Clark Cleveland
Archie Cook
Mildred Nandell
Plorence Patton
Esther Philipp
Frank Pierce
Mary Pugh
Mildred Richardson
Irens Robbinson
Mildred Robinson
Audrey Schmitz
Mildred Smith
George Turner
Edna Ward
Maurice Wendel
la Vonda Wheeler
Benjie Wilson
John Wilson
Letha Work
Hold Last Rites Sunday Afternoon for Vinton Woman
The funeral for Mrs. Hilliard is set for Sunday afternoon in Vinton Indiana. She died of heart trouble complicated by acute indigestion after returning from a winter in California. Surviving are four children including Mrs WO Young of Independence and Marion Gilchrist in California, plus John Hilliard, superintendent of the Estherville public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Vinton
Polk
Chickasaw Township Girls Start 4H Club
New Hampton Iowa May 25 Ce dar Side 4H club Chickasaw township meeting recently to organize named officers President Marjorie Fist vice president Lucille Huffman secretary treasurer Abna Huffman historian Florence McGowan publicity Nellie Link The group is ready to begin home furnishing projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellvire
New Hampton
Cedar Side 4H Club
Chickasaw Township
Marjorie Fist
Lucille Huffman
Abna Huuffman
Florence McGowan
Nellie Link
City in Brief shows varied social notes and travels
The item lists local names and plans including Buchanan’s optical ad, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Garbiener and Miss Roberta Truax visiting Minneapolis, D. L. Hubbs visiting Cedar Read, Dr. Samuel Goodell leaving for Valhalla NC after Mayo Clinic, Miriam Hurwich sailing to Europe for three months, and clergy from St Mary’s Church attending ordination in Davenport. A rummage sale and parish notes are mentioned as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Garbiener
Seventh Street West
Roberta Truax
Jesup
Minneapolis
D. L. Hubbs
Pasadena
Cab
Marth B. Skillman
Cedar Iend
California
New York
Samuel Goodell
Water Joean
Hammel Hotel
Valhalla
N. C
W. C. Korthaus
Davenport
Jesse
Rollman
Rohlman
Waterloo
Palestine to be picked over with fine care this spring
Jerusalem reports that excavations across Palestine will begin this spring with fourteen expeditions from America and several European nations. A $2,000,000 Rockefeller gift funds a Jerusalem archaeology museum to open by 1930, boosting the city as a center for Middle East digs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Jerusalem
C.pi
Dan
Beersheba
America
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Austria
Denmark
John ©. Rockefeller, Jr
Middle East
City of
David
Jehosyphat
Mamre
Kirreth-Sepher
Mizpah
Shechem
Nablous
Beisan
Galilei
Tiberias
Christ
Tell Hum
Capernaum
Macalister
City of David
Hebrew University
Holy City
Jordan Valley
Evarsite Mader
Hebron
Abraham
Sarah
F. Albright
American School of Archaeology
Kiryath-Sepher
Joshua
Many Friends At Litchfield Rites
Funeral service for Henry L. Litchfield held at 11 a m at his home 207 Logan Ave with Rev Thomas F R Niven delivering a consoling message from St John 14 27. Rev Frank Moore of Manchester Ia led prayers. Numerous floral tributes and pallbearers from Waterloo attended. Burial in Fairview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Henry
Litchfield
Thomas FR. Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Logan Avenue
Frank Moore
Manchester
Mr. Moore
Plymouth Congregational Church
Waterloo
Giehfeld
G. B. McWilliams
W. B. Howell
H. B. Richly
E. A. Archer
G. W. Hinsley
J. M. Graham
H. W. Grout
L. E. Park
W. W. Wyant
S. B.reed
C. A. Pish
B. E. Peck
John Blim
Myron
Arbuckle
C. 5. Reinhart
William McComb
W. C. Whigham
Old Fashioned Star Shave Cabbage and Tomato Shrimp Salad
Instructions describe preparing an old fashioned recreation of a cabbage dish, a tomato and shrimp salad with mayonnaise, and an old fashioned strawberry shortcake. The salad uses firm tomatoes, shrimp, celery, salt and pepper, bound with mayonnaise and served on lettuce. Shortcake uses flour, sugar, baking powder, lard, butter, milk and blueberries, baked 20 to 25 minutes.
Two Girls for Bill Two Girls for Bill By It
William Bronson nicknamed Bill faces a domestic tangle as aunts quarrel over his marriage prospects and he unexpectedly invites Janet Jean Johnson, the girl next door, to supper to decide if she should become Mrs. Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Louise
Marjorie
Aunt Louise
Bill
Tsay
Lou
Bess
William
Janet Jean Johnson
Arty Elizabeth
Brain Test Answer A
The provided text presents a sequence of lettered items with numerical pairings and chemical element abbreviations like Rb Sb Bb and periodic hints. It appears as a puzzle key or answer sheet listing choices from A through L with assorted numbers in parentheses.
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J. A. Frye
Pleze C. Miller
Harvey G. Servins
West
Harry Cairk
Audrey Faye
Walter Dietz
Wallace and
Donovan
Elen
C. W. Speicher
Franko
City Federation of Women’s Organizations
Frank
Women's Benefit
George Kress
Herbert Lantz
Gus Reepke
George Wenthe
Firemen’s
Holary
St. John's Auxilary
Sacred Heart Hall
Royal Neighbors
Wonlan’s Club
Church News
F.R. Asquith
Southwest
Triangle League
Helen Gould
Memourial Hall
United Spanish War Veterans
YW. W
Ubyusher
H. Williams
Oelwein
Paris
Moly- Reux
Buchanan's
Prinncipal Parish
Boise
Balirday
Mths
Rev. T. Br, Niven
Coolidges
Andover
Coolidge
Phillips Andover Academy
Mass
Alfred Ripley
Academy
Alfred &. Streans
Louis Raybold
William Bronson
Tolland
Aunt Elizabeth
Marjorie Marden
Billi
Aoman
Reseldom
Jane
Fiviere
Florence
AL Pfeffer
Riviera
Water St
AAA
Pashion Department
Slate
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