Birthday tribute for Mrs Elizabeth Kubly by Willing Workers
In honor of Mrs Elizabeth Kubly celebrating her seventy eighth birthday the Willing Workers class of First Evangelical church held a gathering yesterday afternoon at the home of her daughter Mrs Robert Francis 210 Williston avenue A program featured readings by Mrs Ellery Geiger a brief talk by Rev M Yaggy and a solo by Mrs Clinton F Smith The guest of honor received many greeting cards and bouquets of flowers Refreshments were served by Mrs Francis and Mrs A C Fox followed by a social hour
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kubly
First Evangelical Church
Robert Francis
Williston Avenue
Kubly
Ellery Geiger
M. Yaggy
Clinton F. Smith
Awards Made at Final Girl Reserves Ceremony
Three hundred persons attended the closing ceremonial of the Grade School Girls Reserves in the YY W C A building. East Junior High won the love cup while rings were presented to Helen Fovall Evelyn Cousins Demaris Lohner and Wilma Bishop and to advisors Ethel Reinhart Viola Thomas Mrs R B Davidson Mae Clouse Wilma Mohler Florence Gabriel Mary Moore Mrs Sylvester Howell Eva Crist Mrs Walter J Hunt and Mrs Leo Mak in recognition of service. Mrs Fred Adams chaired the committee and Miss Marie Watters the executive secretary has resigned to join the First Michigan association. The program included a reading by Marian Aldridge and an operetta The Rose Dream presented by McKinley and Grant Girls Reserves under Miss Gabriel. One hundred fifty reserves participated in the closing ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YY. W. Co. A
East Junior High
Helen Fovall
Evelyn Cousins
Demaris Lohner
Wilma Bishop
Ethel Reinhart
Viola Thomas
R. B. Davidson
Mae Clouse
Wilma Mohler
Florence Gabriel
Mary Moore
Sylvester
Rose Dream
McKinley
Grant Girl
Regerves
Miss Gabriel
Dinner party honors bride elect at Russell-Lamson hotel
Alice Weller, future bride of Donald P. Main, attended a dinner last evening at the Russell-Lamson Hotel. Guests included Mrs. MecNalley, Mrs. Rath, Mrs. Bender, and several Miss Weller associates. A centerpiece of red roses and ferns adorned the table and an electric percolator was given to the bride elect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Weller
Donald P. Main
Russell-Lamson
Mmes
N. J. MecNalley
H. Rath
J. H. Bender
Harry Burd
Alice Weller
Rowena ‘Weller
Clare Wade
Alfreda ‘Wilson
Madelina Moore
Elizabeth Lies
Adeline Hayes
Dolores Wittstock
Lela Losee
Frank Adams
Club Notes G F club luncheon tomorrow at Miller home
Four-4 club hosted at Mrs T Dybsford home yesterday afternoon. High 500 scores went to Mrs Baldridge and Mrs Zack. Hostess table featured garden flowers pink candies and rose-petaled nutcups. A June 8 dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson was planned. Even Dozen club members and husbands dined in Independence Tuesday night. Fidelity circle met at Mrs Abbs home with sixteen members present. Ten dollars was voted to the Y W C A and 5 to the Red Cross flood relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Dybsford
R. J. Baldridge
Arnold Zack
Russell-Lamson
Independence
Fidelity Circle
H. Abbs
Red Cross
Formal opening dinner dance at Cedar Falls club
A list of events and venues includes a country club opening dinner dance, Blue Triangle league Y, Twilight recital at Gilchrist chapel I.8 T. C. Cedar Falls, L. A to B of R. T. banquet at Black's tearoom, Friday Afternoon, Woman's auxiliary St Mark's church Mrs Ida Stafford, WW RK.C Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Club
Blue Triangle League
Gilchrist Chapel
T. C
Cedar Falls
R. T
Black's Tearoom
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Church
Mras
Ida Stafford
Rk.c—Memorial Hall
Nelson and Landau to Wed at Little Brown Church
Miss LuVerna Nelson and John W Landau are set to wed June 11 at the Little Brown Church in the Vale. A miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Marian Williams honored Nelson, daughter of Mrs Caffery Forrest, with gifts won in a fishing game, contests and music. Landau is employed by John Deere and is son of Mrs Charles W Champlin. A two course supper followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LuVerna Nelson
John Landau
Marian Williams
Little Brown
the Vale
John W. Landau
Miss Nelson
Landau
Charles W. Champlin
Walker Street
John Deere Company
Nelson
Nellie Wiliams
Miss Johnson and Miss McBroom to Give Piano Recital
Notice for a piano recital at 144 Mohawk Street tomorrow at 8 p m hosted by Miss Leone McBroom and Miss Maxine Johnson with Miss Bur Della Sankey assisting. Program includes selections by Tschaikowsky, Paderewski, Grieg, and Mendelssohn among others, with Roy Gilfillan as baritone and accompaniments by Miss Sankey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bur Della Sankey
Mohawk Street
Leone McBroom
Maxine Johnson
Roy Gilffillan
Miss Sankey
Tschaikowsky
Miss McBroom
Shawha
Ronde Jayme Sterling
Earl K. Smith
GilAllan
Per Lasson
Eahawas
Miss Johnson
Epeda
Fred J. Blackman
Gilfillan
Aimee
Hele Adefee
Edouard Schutt
Percy Grainger
Ley
Harry Lauder
F. Mendelesohn
Paderewski
Hints in Beauty Care for Men and Women
A compact advice column debunks baldness myths and urges medical care over superstition. It discusses hat influence, scalp germs from barbers, and practical regimens including washing routines and salicylic acid ointment. It also offers cosmetic tips on hair color, spray routines, and skin care while noting varied reader tips.
The Lost Penny Fairy Ballet at the YWCA
Miss Louise J Palmer and Miss Beth Tracy present a fairy ballet Once Upon a Time The Lost Penny at 7 30 p m tomorrow at the YWCA building with dancers including Lila Mae Boysen Kathleen Adams Marvy Jean Adams Elaine DeBerge Beverly Shaw and many others Music by Lucille Huntington and Ettabelle Storer Knapp Studio orchestra will provide elaborate costumes and lighting effects with clowns swinging ladder acts and several specialty dances A lively program is planned for Young Women's Christian Association members and guests
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise J. Palmer
Beth Tracy
Young Women's Christian Association
Lila Mae Boysen
Kathleen
Marvy Jean Adams
Elaine DeBerge
Beverly Shaw
Mary Jean Landgraf
Marian
Margaret Arthur
Jean Schaffner
Betty
Audrey Love
Grace Royce
Ramelle Smith
Ruth Meyers
Evelyn Edge
Mary Eleanor Cleveland
Ruth Ries
Mercedes
Krueger
Darlene Riggins
Doris Riggins
Betty Jane Graham
Betty Jean Kindig
Mercedes Krueger
Valencia
Bo Peen
Georgie Porgy
Miss Muffet
Barbara Johnson
Melva Holden
Leo Solt
Jean and
Jane Magee
Knapp Studio Orchestra
Past Matrons and Patrons Preside at Star Meeting
Two hundred fifty persons attended a Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star instillatory service led by past matrons and patrons. Officers listed included Mrs. Henry Gee and Walter Jensen with guests from Chicago Edgewater S C Sioux City Ta and Cedar Falls. A Sedgwick lecture was given and corsages presented to past officers amid floral table decor and musical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Henry Gee
Walter Jensen
George Welker
John Duke
John Rector
M. F. Cornish
Frank McLaughlin
Roy Hulett
Frank Schoel
Mary Ethel Dixon
Ada
John Miller
Ruth
Charles Chickering
Esther
Hazel Deitrich
Martha
L. E. Hickelberg
Electa
N. F. Drilling
Chicago
Edgewater
S. C
Sioux City
Cedar Falls
Welker
Church and Guild Activities Round Waterloo Churches
Church News notes St Pauls M E Division 2 met with 11 members and 4 guests while Mrs Bunce read publicly. First Methodist class Philathea plans a 6 pm social and dinner at Black's tearoom with Helen Partridge and Nanyce Elliott as guests of honor before their departure. Major guild of First Presbyterian met with 25 attendees and readings by Mrs Schneider. Deborah society held an all day quilting event with 34 members and a picnic lunch supervised by Mrs Peterhbaugh. Trinity American Lutheran guild also reported activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philathea
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Black
Helen Partridge
Nanyce Elliott
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
Mmes. J. ©. Kohl
W. R. Heskett
A. H. French
Henry Schneider
Deborah Society of
Lydia Peterhbaugh
AYMC Woman's group notes new member and reports
Yesterday afternoon in the YMCA recreation room Mrs. P. C. Anderson joined as a new member. Mrs. J. H. Moehlman reported on the Woman's Missionary society convention in Cedar Rapids. An Altrurian class monthly meeting is planned at the home of Mrs. J. P. Jones. A picnic lunch will be served at noon. Hostesses are Mrs. W. B. Hor ner, Mrs. A. I. Woodring, Mrs. J. H. Wambeam, Mrs. C. J. Smith and Mrs. T. H. Sheckler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart Legion
Moose
Cedar Rapids
Gandruff
Spe Calista
P. C. Anderson
J. H. Moehlman
Woman's Missionary Society
First Methodial Episcopal Church
J. P. Jones
Mmes
W. B. Horner
A. I. Woodring
J. H. Wambeam
C. J. Smith
T. H. Sheckler
East High Graduation Program Announced in Full
The East High senior class commencement for Friday eve June 10 was announced by principal Fred J Miller. Frank Miles will deliver the principal address on Where Do We Go From Here. Dr H A Boysen to present diplomas with Invocations by Rev Clinton F Smith and benediction by Rev W O Bodell. Carol Prescott to play two piano solos and Virginia Fish to sing two vocal numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Fred J. Miller
Frank Miles
Des Moines
The
Legionnaire
H. A. Boysen
East District Board of Education
Clinton F. Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
W. O. Bodell
Universalist Church
Scherzando
Carl Beecher
Lurline
Hans Seeling
Carol Prescott
May Brahe
Summer
Chaminade
Virginia Fish
Three-Team Captain Joins West High Faculty at Iowa U
Miss Ruth Bruechert of Omaha Nebraska is elected physical training instructor for girls at West High school succeeding Miss Helen Partridge. She completes a four year physical education course at the University of Iowa and has done practice teaching there. Bruechert captained basketball baseball and hockey teams at Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Bruechert
Omaha
West High School
Helen Partridge
University of Iowa
Miss Bruechert
Iowa
City in brief notices and local updates
Local items report visits by Mrs. E W Whitehead and Mildred of Fairbank Iowa, and Mrs Lloyd Fife of East Liverpool Ohio in Chicago and at 400 Oak Lawn Ave. Northern Pacific officials J H Brinkerhoff and L A Summerhayes toured the city. Dr J E Ridenour moved his office to the Black Hawk building and residence to Wellington Apartments. A nursing graduate from Presbyterian hospital Chicago is noted. Charges of liquor nuisance were filed against Edward O Dunn. Car thefts and incidents near the Mississippi Valley baseball park are outlined. Public supper at Universalist church Friday priced 35 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Fife
East Liverpool
Mark Campbell
Oak Lawn Avenue
J. E. Ridenour
Commercial Street
Black Hawk Building
Wellington Apartments
Park Avenue West
Burdette Roemer
Jacob Roemer
Randolph Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
Edward OD. Dunn
Sycamore Street
Ralph W. Travis
Dunn
Roy Baker
Mears Street
Universalist Church
Price
Miss Doris Berfield Honored At Dinner
Miss Doris Berfield a dietitian at Allen Memorial Hospital was guest of honor at a three course dinner hosted by hospital superintendents and supervisors. Ten guests attended at the cottage of Superintendent Clinton Smith in Riverview Park Cedar Falls with Miss Gertrude Hoff Willa Argoetz and Mrs Clinton Smith as hostesses. The evening featured music and decorated surroundings with cut flowers and spirea as the cottage venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Berfield
Allen Memorial Hospital
Clinton Smith
Riverview Park
Cedar Falls
Gertrude Hoff
Willa Argoetz
M. W. A. Baseball: East Camp Triumphs 5 to 1
East camp No. 6 321 M. W. A. defeated West camp No. 2 059 5 to 1 at Byrnes park diamond last night. Friedl and Molloy teamed as battery for the victors while Halley and McKinister stood for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Camp
West Camp No
Byrnes Park
Friedl and
Molloy
Battery
Halley and
McKinister
Grinnell Names Beauty Queens Featured in Cyclone Yearbook
Alice Rodamar daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Rodamar 126 Le land avenue is elected one of Grinnell college beauty queens by Cecil B De Mille and pictured in Cyclone yearbook Others named Ruth Stokes Algona Lorraine Norris Marshalltown and Florence Henderson Jewell Yearbook edited by Carl Kunath Washington and Harry Bittner Waterloo released after a fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Rodamar
Ira Rodamar
Leland Avenue
Grinnell College
Cecil B. de Mille
Cyclone” College
Grinnell
Ruth Stokes
Algona
Lorraine Norris
Marshalltown
Florence Henderson
Mayo Clinic Doctor Discusses New Kidney Stone Clinic
Mayo Clinic physician explains modern kidney stone treatment, advantages over older methods, and the role of X ray imaging in therapy. The commentary highlights evolving practices and potential patient benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayo Clinic
NEW Clinic
Doctors hear Mayo Clinic expert at Waterloo meeting
Dr W F Braasch of the Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota addressed about 50 physicians at the Waterloo Medical Society gathering in Black's tearoom last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Braasch
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Mint
Waterloo Medical Society
Miller Starts Work on Annex at Walnut Street Baptist
John G. Miller Construction began an addition to the east side of Walnut Street Baptist Church. The firm bid eight thousand five hundred dollars, with electrical and plumbing contracts to be awarded separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Walnut Street Baptist Church
John G. Miller Construction Company
Technical Society Meets Tomorrow in Black's Tearoom
Members of the Waterloo Technical Society will gather for the final winter session meeting in Black's Tearoom at 6 30 p m Friday. The membership committee led by Ralph B Sippy H J Plowman and W C Breckenridge will be in charge. The first fall meeting is set for Sept 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Technical Society
Black’s Tearoom
Ralph B. Sippy
H. J. Plowman
W. C. Breckenridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Kubly
Sunnyside Country Club
J. W. Rowntree
G. G. Bickley
Frank Collored Jr
Burr Lichty
Kenneth Bragdon
R. J. Lichty
G F. Club
Charles Miller
Ethel Stevens
C. Stevens
Shell Rock
Wallace Chesebro
F. H. Chesebro
Logan Avenue
Denver
Colo
Broadway
South Broadway
Telephone Company
Chesebro
Fish Sign Service Company
J. P. Morris Sign Company
Stanley Fergeman
Duane Martin
George Fergeman
Irene Hartman
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
J. W. Rickert
M. E. Church
P. Hall
R. I. Snodgrass
Henry Frank
Minnie Goodman
A. H. Frank
Edna Kent Forbes
Anna E. K
Billie
Anita G
Becky B
Y. W
Star Meeting
Church News
St. Paul's M. E. Church
E. Bunce
George Berray
Earl Sanford
H. S. Smith
Trinity American Lutheran Guild
East High School
Iowa U
West
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Buchanan
E. W. Whitehead
Mildred
Fairbank, Ta
W. N
J. H. Brinkerhoff
L. A. Summerhayes
Northern Pacific Railroad
T. B. Burns
Riehl Street
A. M. Holt
Vine Street
Holt
William Urle
Charles Pickens
Lyle Cherry
Nevada Street
Eset High School
J. EK. Ridenour
Black Hawk
M. W. A. Baseball
Rumford
Fender
Technical Society
Ellen J. Buckland
Narea
Kotex
Chhe Sweeney Company
Beentey Street
Faris
Ursula
Siza
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