Junior Auxiliary to B 4 Music Club Hosts May Program
Members of the Junior Auxiliary to B 4 Music Club gathered at the W A building for the year’s final program. Mrs Maxine Potters opened with Music of the Month of May readings, piano solos by Doris Dunham Martha Thommesen Jane Bhy Faith Kelford Lila Mac Boy gen and a piano duet by Virginia Duningham and Harold Smith. A restricted quartet performed with Wava Trunnell Elva Cheney Constance Akland and James Jordan directed by Szabelle Storer. The Bach themed playlet featured Jane Eby Lohner Uelen Simmons Dean Shaffner Mary Penly La Vera Hemm. Fae Collins read greetings from Mrs Edgar Stillman Kelley and the national junior bulletin. Refreshments followed hosted by Martha MecCormick Mrs Harold Smith and Mrs Albert Scholin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Potters
Helen Lingelbach
Virginia Dunningham
Harold Smith
Wava Trunnell
Elva Cheney
Vinlinisis
Constance Akland
James Jordan
el- Szabelle Storer
Hte Bach
Jane Eby
Lohner
Uelen Simmons
Alice Wilbur
Betty Schoel
Fae Collins
Edgar Stillman ‘Kelley
Federated Women's Music Clubs of America
National Junior Bulletin
Waterloo
Marthas MecCormick
iSt Panitalion
iMrs
Albert Scholin
Birthday Surprise for Miss Ione Halaska
Miss Ione Halaska was surprised with a birthday party at home for her eighteenth birthday. A theatre outing preceded a two course luncheon hosted by Mrs Charles Halaska and Miss Mary Helen Halaska. Guests included Lillian Marlow Eleanor Hig twins Esther Swyers Mary Pollard Erelda Aldrich Louise Blackburn Sampson and Ann Marie Kunstling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ione Halaska
Halaska
Charles Halaska
Mary Helen Halaska
Lillian Marlow
Eleanor Higtwins
Esther Swyers
Mary Pollard
Erelda Aldrich
Chapter Plans Picnic at Alford Cottage Monday
Chapter 7 of P. E. O. will close a person with a picnic at the Alford cottage in Casebeer Heights at o'clock Monday. Report of the convention at Davenport will given. Mrs. J. E. Bragdon is chairman the committee. The other members are Miss Mary Doughtry, Mrs. Dr. A. B. Graham and Mrs. J. L. Henderson. Members will take dishes, silver, sandwiches and one covered dish. In case of rain, the meeting will held at the home of Mrs. Graham.
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Alford
Casebeer Heights
Davenport
J. E. Bragdon
Mary Doughtry
A. B. Graham
J. L. "Henderson
Graham
L. M. I. Club Musicale Guests at Young Home
Fifty members and guests attended a musical program at the home of Mrs. Charles M. Young. Soloists included Mrs. Fred McClain and Miss Dorothy Wilbur, with other performances by Miss Fanchon Powers, Miss Margaret Miller, Miss Olivia Enerin, and Miss Betty Young. A card party and wreath making accompanied the day with plans set to host Mrs. Eva Branson and Cedar Rapids drill team on June 8.
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week's social agenda lists Junior Auxiliary chapter meetings at TL Alford cottage Monday afternoon and Wednesday evening. Progressive Delphian and W C A City Federation events appear through the week with Mrs M C La Rue and Mrs Ralph Alexander named. A Memorial D O V picnic supper benefits from the Clara Barton guild, while Blue Triangle league hosts an Ascot day at WC AA.
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Alford Cottage
Progressive Delphian
Y. W. C. A. City Federation of Women's Organizations
Y. W. C. A. B_Natural Music club
M. C. la Rue
Clara Barton Guild
Ralph Alexander
A. G. Muncey
Blue ‘Triangle League
Ascot
Banquet Plan to Honor Mr Roller and Priest Ordination
A noon banquet at St Marys hall honors Jesse Roller who is to be ordained today in Davenport. The program features grade school singers, a Minuet by Rich Buehner and Myrie Faley, the Heavens Are Telling by the girls glee club, greetings by Dorothy Henninger, and prayers by Rober Kieler. Additional songs and performances include O Lovely Flower sung by Johanna Draude and Marjorie Mulvehil, Hawaiian Bidtar duets by Miss Margaret Horan and Mrs Foster Willey, and Hoffman quartet members singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hall
Jesse Roller
Davenport
Rich‘fird) Buehner
Myrie Faley
Girls’ Glee Club
Dorothy Henninger
Rober Kieler
Johanna Draude
Mar‘jorie Mulvehil
Margaret Horan
Foster Willey
Hoffman Quartet
Annual Meeting Of B Natural Club And Birthday Party
The B Natural Music Club will hold a picnic supper at 6 30 p m at Mrs M C LaRue s home. A nominating committee report will be read and acted upon and a monthly meeting schedule may be discussed. Rosanelle Cook celebrated her eighth birthday with luncheon and a theatre party at her home next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. LaRue
Louisa Hagerman
Truman Wagner
Eudora Carey
National Federation of Music Clubs
Passages Addington
F. B. Pratt
Rosanelle Cook
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Across Local Groups
Mrs P J Eighmey hosts a 1 pm luncheon on Tuesday for the Happy Hour club. Joyle club members lunched at Bleck's tearoom then attended an in line party at a local theatre yesterday. Mrs George Farnsworth will host in two weeks. The 600 Hawks held a potluck at Orville Hamilton's home with card favors to Mr and Mrs Will Gummings John Makinster and Mrs E L Potter. Next meeting features a potluck at Floyd Stevens home. June 8 Past Presidents club of Helen Gould auxiliary met at Mrs Charles Browns to plan quills for a fall bazar and social time followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyle Club
Bleck’s
George Farnsworth
Orville Hamilton
Will Gummings
John Makinster
E. L. Potter
Floyd Stevens
Past Presidents Club
Helen Gould
Charles Brown
Missionary society and guild meet this week at member homes
The Church News lists the Circle Ave of First Lutheran Missionary society meeting Tuesday afternoon at Mrs E M Bormeckes home 2421 Fourth Street East. Clara Barton guild of the Universalist church meets Monday evening at Mrs Ralph Alexanders home with Mrs Edward Steege as assistant hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Ave
First Lutheran Missionary Society
E. M. Bormecke
Fourth Street
Clara Barton Guild
Wni- Versalist
Ralph Alexander
Edward Steege
Hints in Beauty Care Bunions
Tips from a beauty column explain bunions are joint misalignments not bone growths. It describes correcting toe and foot alignment with straight-heeled shoes, gentle self-massage, and caution about violet ray scalp treatments while noting surgeon options for permanent correction.
Weavers of First Baptist Church social events
Weavers class of First Baptist Church Two met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. C. L. Kenagy's home for a business session and social time. In the evening Mens Fellowship class hosted a surprise party at the church with games, contests, and a campfire marshmallows. New president Mrs. A E Randall presided. next meeting June 15 at Mrs. A W Chamberlains home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
C. L. Kenagy
A. E. Randall
Mines
Harry MacDonald
John Liggett
Bernard Bachtell
Glen Kendall
Anniversary Surprise Party For Mrs Cameron
Mrs. Cameron was surprised at her home last evening with a birthday party attended by Lieut. and Mrs. Lloyd Shepherd Sgt. and Mrs. Harry Yount Sgt and Mrs. Perry J. Hoffey Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Anderson Miss Helen Cameron Rex Stephenson and Lieutenant Cameron. Favors at five hundred went to Mrs. Cameron Mrs. Anderson Lieut. Shepherd and Sgt. Yount. A present was given to Mrs. Cameron and refreshments were served by Mrs. Hoffey and Mrs. Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Cameron
Lloyd Shepherd
Harry Yount
Perry J. Hoffey
T. B. Anderson
Helen Cameron
Rex Stephenson
Lieutenant Cameron
Cameron
Anderson
Shepherd
Sgt. Yount
East High Junior Senior Banquet Opens Commencement Events
East High junior and senior classes held their annual banquet in Black's tearoom drawing about 250 attendees. The program by juniors included a toast by Frank Beattie and a response by Richard Shanel, with a piano solo, skits, readings, and a senior farce. Faculty guests attended and a three course dinner featured class color decorations. The event opened East High's commencement schedule with the senior class play Merely Mary Ann set for next Friday in the auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Black’s
Frank Beattie
Richard Shane l
Alice Smoker
East Orchard
Mary Ann
City in Brief Buchanan Optical Service Ad
Buchanan's complete optical service advertised with phone contact 4343 for appointments. James C. McGlade, 318 Glenwood Street, elected to Gamma Sigma Delta, Ames. McGlade is an undergraduate at the state college. K. G. McConkey, formerly of Des Moines, named manager of Submarine Sweetshop at Fifth and Commercial streets. Mrs. John Farrell, wife of Police Captain, is critically ill at St. Francis hospital after heart disease. Tangney and McGinn Realty Co. amends articles to cover property transactions including hotel properties. Mrs. W. J. Fury of Snoqualmie Wash. visiting relatives in town.
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James C. MecGlate
Glenwood Istreet
Gamma Sigma Delta
Ames
McGlade
State College
K. G. McConkey
Des Moines
Jean Shaw
John Farrell
Rath-Peek Building
St. Francis Hospital
Iowa City
Ross Farrell
Waterloo
Chicken and Baron Sandwiches and Cooking Gems
A brisk, old fashioned cooking snippet describes chicken and baron sandwiches with crisp bacon watercress and mayonnaise on buttered bread. It offers a hearty egg and potato salad as a light meal and outlines fudge variations with nuts raisins or marshmallows plus cheese mushrooms on white sauce for fish. Dessert ideas include whipped cream topped popovers, cottage pudding with strawberry sauce and a nut sprinkles custard pie tip.
Samuel L. Kern Dies in West Former Waterloo Contractor
Samuel L. Kern 65 a former Waterloo resident and noted Iowa business figure died yesterday in a Long Beach California hospital his home for 40 years He had gallstone surgery and was active in railroad townsite work and insurance He helped organize the Praternal Aid Union Insurance company and served as vice president He is survived by his widow four children Howard Kern Den Kern Mrs Harry Thuresson and Mrs A Regel Burial will be in Long Beach California
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Samuel L. Kern
Waterloo
Long Beach
Cal
George W. Dawson
Fourth Street
Kern
Iowa
Miinais Central Railway
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
California
Indiana
Charles Cuy
Praternal Aid Union Insurance Company
Howard Kern
New York
den Kern
Minneapolis
Harry Thuresson
San Francisco
A. ©. Regel
Charles City
Waterloo Delegation Heads to U C T Meet in Cedar Rapids
Senator Arch W. McFerlane will lead Waterloo Council No. 2011 at the state convention in Cedar Rapids Thursday through Saturday. Delegates J O Maize W E Schoen Ed M Hull and C W Schmidt travel with their wives plus E G Pullen secretary and Mrs Pullen attend the preconvention secretaries meeting. Also attending from Waterloo are Fred Wimber R M Fifield W G Bunn Ray C Eggert C F Glockner and E M Hamiston with Eggert chairing the legislative committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch W. McFerlane
The
United Commercial Travelers
Waterloo Council No
Cedar Rapids
J. O. Maize
W. E. Schoen
Ed M. Hull
C. W. Schmidt
E. G. Pullen
Waterloo Council
Pullen
British Royal Pair Travel to Sandringham for Birthday
London May 26. King George VI and Queen Mary departed for Sandringham palace after celebrating the queen's sixty first birthday. The birthday luncheon at Buckingham Palace yesterday included the king, the Prince of Wales, other royals, and Swedish royals Crown Prince and Princess Astrid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Mary
Sandringham Palace
Buckingham Palace
King George
Prince of Wales
Astrid
Sweden
River Night fireworks to light Waterloo June 14
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association sponsor a 37 display river carnival on June 14. A 20 to 25 boat parade and a band on a central barge will open the program hosted by Hawkeye Air Transport plans arc-lit aerial effects. Crowds from 50 miles away expected to watch nine mine features and the 300 foot Chateau Thierry bombardment divide the spectacle into dazzling scenes.
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River Carnival
Waterloo Boat Club and
River Improvement Association
Boat Club
American Legion
Mullan Avenue
Miss Cedar
Riverfront Commission
Hawkeye Air Transport, Inc
Waterloo
Chateau Thierry
Orient
Niagara Falls
United States
Youth Expelled From School Sparks Egg Attack on Superintendent Home
In Muscatine Iowa on May 26 three youths, John Rogers 17 a preacher's son, William Ward 17, and Cloyce Downer 25, faced charges of malicious mischief for egging the home of Letts superintendent Hovarter. Rogers and Ward were held for juvenile court. Downer set for a hearing before Mayor E R King in Letts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Hovarter
Letts
John Rogers
Letts High School
William Ward
Cloyce Downer
Howarte
Wisconsin Woman Talks on Japan to Hudson Circle
Mrs. Loris Gillin of Madison formerly Miss Jatta Shaffner of Hudson spoke to the Baptist Mission Circle at a country home near Hudson on Japan. She described two months in Japan last fall before about 40 attendees. A two course luncheon followed with Mrs. Dann Holmes and Mrs. W D Strayer assisting. Visitors Rev and Mrs Jesse Wright and daughters Lila and Floy Jesup attended.
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Courier Special Service
Hudson
Loris Gillin
Madison
Wis
J&tta Shaffner
Baptist Mission ‘Circle
Japan
Gillin
Dale Holmes
Dann Holmes
W. D. Strayer
Taxpayers League Files Trade Name for Sheriff Candidacy
Black Hawk County Taxpayers Publicity league organized to promote J. Will ick for sheriff on the Republican ticket, filed as a trade name yesterday afternoon with the county recorder by C. W. Williams of 912 1 2 Fourth street west. Williams is the sole person listed as owner in the business. The address given for the business is 224 1 2 Fourth street east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk County
Memorial Day Service in Orange Township
Memorial day exercises will be held at 10 a.m. May 30 at Orange township cemetery. Graves of soldiers will be decorated. Rev. A P Blough will give an address, Max Lichty will read Lincoln's Gettysburg Address, and appropriate music will be performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
EE. WL Afiller
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
Lincoln
Gethysburg
Max Lichty
Aldson Sentors Draw Capacity House at Play
Hudson In May 26 Special The Charm School presented last night by Hudson high school seniors drew a capacity audience. Miss Eliza bet Wild assisted by Miss Blythe Lamume directed the play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson, In
Charm School
Hudson High School
Elizabet Wild
Blythe Lamume
Cherokee Welsh Singer to Lead C E Choruses
Floyd Jones, an American singer of Cherokee and Welsh descent, will lead singing for the Christian Endeavor Crusaders convention on June 23 and 24. He has risen to prominence for a clear voice and poised stage presence, with a career spanning operas, oratorio, and concert across 25 states. In Chicago he created a chief tenor role in an opera later produced at the Metropolitan Opera, then shifted to evangelistic singing with continued success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Jones
Southland
Will
Christian Endeavor Crusaders
Jones
Chicago
Metropaplitan Opera House
Poppy Sales Brisk on Honoring Disabled Soldiers
Poppies bloomed in Waterloo and across the nation as the American Legion Auxiliary urged reflection on crosses in Flanders Field. The paper flowers are made by World War I veterans in government hospitals. Public generosity funds relief for disabled veterans overlooked by government. Hundreds of blooms appear on streets, stores, and offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Legion Auxiliary
Flanders Field
Rath Packing worker suffers severe hand cut at plant
William Gibson an employee at the Rath Packing company plant received a severe cut on his right hand while cutting meat at the plant at 10 a m today He was taken to Presbyterian hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gibson
Rath Packing Company
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterlolo Evening Couries Patterns Offer
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design send to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible with delivery expected about ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
The Years Before School by Mrs. Nester Neel
A reader recalls early literacy lessons for children, stressing reading aloud, large print books, and letter games. Home influence shapes manners and language before school, with play-based learning trusted to build confidence and basic skills. The piece cites Robert M. Steele on kindergarten’s role in social cooperation and independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nester Neel
Pennsylvania
Robert M. Steele
State Normal Scheel
Clarion
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Henry Schotter
Floyd Toyles
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Ouis Vollenwelder
Mire
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Eva Branson
Cedar Rap
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Memorial Hall
Delphian Society
Progressive Chap
Wation Guild
Mr. Roller
B Natural Club
P. J. Eighmey
Happy Hour Club
Church News
Kimber
Pr. L. M
Weavers of
Ry Woore
Julius Dennis
Ollie Boon
Independence
Littie Flick
Woman's Relief Corps
Flag
Iowa Woman's Belief Corps
Flick
Shirley
Miss Carr
Mary Carr i
Lionel Robinson
S. Sturtz
Schaefer
Clarence Ransom
Catholic Girls’ Club
St. Joseph's Church
Russell-Lamson
E. H
Buchanan
Tangney & McGinn Realty Co
EL P
Tang-! Acy
SF. McGinn
W. J. Fury
Snoquatmie
Wash
Mary Breckenridge
David B. Toendes
Tatter
Kingsley Avenue
Francis. Breckenridge
Fury
Breckenridge
UCR
Paris
West
U. C. T. Meet
Sandringham
Wisconsin
Hudson Circle
Taxpayers’ League
Orange
Aldson Sentors
C. E
Waterlolo Evening Couries
Oigg
Beck Edge
Trents
City and
Pal
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortiets Sires
Wes Fort
Sreaing
Corn Belt Business College
C. H. Benson
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Peonies
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
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