Waterloo Garden Club Plans Annual Spring Display
Members meet at Mrs. Carl Bickley’s home for the annual spring garden exhibit with iris stalks in milk bottles for judging and rib bons. A program will be presented under Mrs. J. G. Uildebrand’s presidency with Mrs. C. G. A. Marsh supervising and Mrs. George Lichty as dining room hostess. Each member may invite one guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Garden Club
Carl Bickley
J. G. Uildebrand
CG. A. Marsh
George, Lichty
Double Shower Given for Bride and Bride-to-Be
A double shower was held by the Ladies Aid Society at First Baptist church New Hartford Ia to honor Dorothy Perrin whose marriage to Loyd Mason occurred Saturday and Lucille Mason whose marriage to Grayton Chapman took place April 30. The couples are nephew and niece of Mrs Robertson children of Mr and Mrs W C Mason. Both weddings were at First Baptist church Waverly Rev W A Simmons officiated. The Chapmans marriage had not been announced prior to the shower. Both couples will reside on farms near New Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Jack Robertson
Waterloo
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Baptist Church
New Hartford
Dorothy Perrin
Loyd Mason
Lucille Mason
Grayton Chapman
Waverly
W. A. Simmons
Rosaver and Schons to Wed Tomorrow at Eagle Center
Miss Lucille Rosaver and Arnold Schons will marry tomorrow morning at Eagle Center. A party hosted by Miss Clara Pierce honored Miss Rosaver with a guest list including Misses Mary Garvey Isadora Smith Nona Muller Robert Heinz Mayme Pieree and Magdalen Schaefer. The event featured pink and white decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Rosaver
Arnold Schons
Eagle Center
Clara Pierce
Mary Garvey
Isadora Smith
Nona Muller
Robert Heinz
Mayme Pieree
Magdalen Schaefer
Parents Honor Rose Rotman With Engagement Dinner
Mr and Mrs Max Rotman hosted a five course dinner at their home in honor of daughter Rose following news of her engagement to Harry Cohn of Cedar Rapids. Out of town guests from Cedar Rapids Dubuque Rochester and Waterloo attended. The wedding is set for September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Rotman
Rose
Harry Cohn
Cedgr Rapids
Hanes
Decfrase
Green
Rothofen Colers
E. L. Cohn
Nate
Joe
Sarah
Cedar Rapids
A. F. Rotman
Miss Rotmann
Esther
Louis Rotman
Betty Jane
Dubuque
Max Schapiro
Ben Gleckel
Sheva
Ethel
Mildred Stuntz Engaged to Wed Sewell Britton
Miss Mildred Stuntz announces plans for her marriage to Sewell Britton in Pillager Minnesota where she teaches at Washington school. The engagement and social bridge gathering in Walnut Court featured honors to Ruth Smyre and Helen Stunte, with guests including Laura Mahon Ruth Peterson Jean Binniburgh Thora Collyer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Howard
Florence Warnock
Laura Mahon
Ruth Peterson
Jean Binniburgh
Thora Collyer
Mary McCraw
Opal Haven
Mary Gilchrist
Martha Merrill
Edna Mantor
Viola Biorker
Marjorie Maziter
Cedar Falls
Helen and
Fern Stuntz
Hudsant
HL. Garrett
Club Committee Heads Announced by Mrs Johnson
Mrs A E Johnson president at Waterloo Business and Professional Women announces new committee chairmen including Charlotte Howe membership Olivia Hacker publicity J H Stebbins finance Ruth Hamlin legislative Alice Kritser research Christine Owen bulletin Eda Behrens program Flossie Horstall house Nelle Garvey educational Stil dred Gleason emblem Harriet Proctor health Elizabeth Kenney public relations Jessie Sweeney altruistic Lila Marcham is chairman of the educational trust fund Appointments approved at a luncheon meeting of officers and directors Saturday at Black's tearoom Ratification completed later in the day Each chairman will select her own committee The board will have regular meeting with picnic dinner tomorrow evening The club will meet June in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Johnson
Waterloo Business and Professional Women
Charlotte Howe
Olivia Hacker
J. H. Stebbins
Ruth Hamlin
Alice Kri¢ster
Christine Owen
Eda Behrens
Flossie Horstall
Nelle Garvey
Stildred Gleason
Harriet Proctor
Elizabeth Kenney
Jessie Sweeney
Lila
Marcham
Educational Joan Trust Fund
Black's
St Pauls Society to present two playlets at church
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church will present two playlets What the Mites Do and Mrs Smiths Mite Box at 8 o clock tomorrow evening at the church. Mrs Herbert Ruby directs with Mrs Homer Jolls in charge of devotions. Hostesses are Mrs J Lib er, R G Wilkins, Edward Margar dant and Stewart Freeman. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Home Missionary Society of St
Church News Notes From Presbyterian Meetings
Mrs James Black hosts Sunday school class at 7 34 p m today at Mrs Alice Bourauin home. Westminster Missionary society packs clothing for Pine Bluffs Ark mission school. Westminster Home department meets at 1 o clock tomorrow at Mrs W E Silver home with a picnic lunch before the lesson. Queen Esther circle meets at 5 30 p m Sunday for picnic supper, then girls pack a missionary box. last meeting of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black
First Presbyterian Church
Alice Bourauin
Missionary Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Pine Bluffs
Ark
Westminster Presbyterian Church
W. E. Silver
Queen Esther
Hints in beauty care and leg strengthening exercise
A magazine note urges quick beauty routines and daily leg exercises. It promotes walking on tiptoes for 15 to 30 minutes to shape calves, slim ankles, and tone thighs, claiming benefits for both overweight and slender figures and promising overall vitality with short daily effort.
Hanna Eloquent Tribute To Soldiers At Washing ton Church
Gen Phil C Hanna former United States consul general in Mexico delivered an eloquent tribute to soldiers living and dead at United Brethren church in Washington township. He praised soldiers from wars abroad and at home, spoke with enthusiasm, and drew a crowded chapel and a noon picnic dinner. Floral tributes marked the neighborhood cemetery graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Washington Township
Phil C. Hanna
United States
Mexico
Fairbank Plans to Decorate Graves of War Dead
Fairbank sponsors a Memorial Day program on Wednesday May 30 with a dawn parade from the Legion hall at 9 a.m. visiting East and West Side cemeteries to decorate veterans graves. A 2 p.m. program at the public school auditorium includes invocations songs readings and addresses by Rev Maynard and Rev Mr Whatri, with music performances and drill. Memorial services were held at the Methodist church yesterday led by Rev Floyd Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tauris Specs Fairbank
Woman's Relief Corps
American Legion
East Side Cemetery
West Side Cemetery
Maynard
Herstiel Jardec
Alice Leehy
Eaga Patriotic Airsas
Fiorente Passus i Piand
Catherine O'Gonnor
Alice Leecher
Muriel Northings Drifter
CG. A. Girls
Tirading
Alor Leehes
Mr Whatri
Brain Test Answer Cross Out Items
A flawed word puzzle mixes continents with city and country names. It requires striking out incorrect pairs such as Asia Aresatma Melbourne Moscow Constantinople and similar mixes across other regions, leaving only valid geographic associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross
Asia
Aresatma
Melbourne
Moscow
Constantinople
Atrich
Afghanistan
Ceylon
Australia
New Orleans
Natal
Amazon
Shankhal
North America
South America
Senegal
Tripoli
Suez Canal
River Nile
Mecca
Methodists Back to Normaley in Lockwood View
Dr E F Lockwood reports Kansas City conference sidelined eight year bishop terms and district superintendent elections. He notes the Philippines India and Singapore missions, recounting a historic deadlock over bishop elections and a shift in personnel affecting Upper Iowa conference ministers. Bishop Edwin F. Lee, Iowa-born missionary bishop designate, traces his ministry from New Hampton to Singapore and Manila with wartime chaplain service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
FE. J.lockwood
Irving Struct
Upper Iowa
Clalir~ Fants
Dr. Lockwood
E. Stanley Jones
India
New Hampton
Edwin F. Lee
Singapore
Malaysia
Iowa
Batavia
Java
Manila
Upper Iowa Conference
Rockford
Mr. Lee
Altho
Board of Foreign Missions
Titus Lowe
Lowe
United States
Lee
Flying Circus and Motor Derby at Cedar Falls
A flying circus and motor derby will be staged at Cedar Valley fairgrounds in Cedar Falls on Wednesday afternoon May 30. The program includes exhibition aviation auto polo and motorcycle racing with motorcycle and automobile races formation flying and parachute jumps. The circus opens at 3 p.m.
Prince of Wales flies to Sandringham by air
London reports May 28 that to keep an engagement with royal parents the Prince of Wales traveled from Scarborough to Bircham Newton near Sandringham Palace by airplane Paris. The same dispatch notes Greece's cabinet reconstruction by Gen John Metaxas and mentions Eleutherios Venizelos as potential president candidate. In Kareelons Spain a maniac Jose Martimon who murdered 15 persons was found dead by his own action in the Tarragona mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Prince of Wale
Scarborough
Yorkshire
Bircham Newton
Sandringham Palace
Paris
INS
Greece
John Metaxas
Forty Delegates of OWA in Conference Here
Forty delegates are expected for the twenty seventh annual sessions of the Iowa Federation of Colored Women's clubs to be held at Payne A. M. E. chapel Albany and Mobile streets. Phyllis Wheatley club hosts with Mrs D Mae Lee Fine in charge. Programs cover three days with welcome addresses, music, recitals, and reports on education health and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Payne A. M. E. Chapel
Albany
Mobile Streets
Methodist Episcopal Church
Phyllis Wheatley
P. mCitizens
Alice Newall
America
Hackett
Payne Chapel
Goott Marcls
G. W. Day
Antioch Baptist Church
Phylis
Wheatley Club
Jona Longstreet
Naom
Dobson
Sioux
M. F. Fields
Ferguson
Iowa Federation of Oplored Women's Clubs
D. Mae Fine
Gedar Rapids
Emma Mareweather
Des Moines
m.Lohg
Iowa
Beautiful Land
Selby Johnson
Keokuk
Carrie Perkins
Cedar Rapids
Hazel Patten
Ora Smith
Lizzie “Thomas
E. J.thomas
Keauk
Fennie Tomlin
Sophie Nichols
Mattie Cameron
Naomi Dobson
Sioux City
Clara Johnson
Maude Brewison
Masoniuts
J. P. Sims
M. Billiard
Sophia Nichols
D. Mac Lee Fine
Clara Crawford
Jessie Walker
Marshelltows
LF. C
D. Mat Lee Fine
Payne Chapel Choir
Dorothy Sims
Garrie Bright
G. L. Ward
Baxter
Children and play and health tips from The Magazine for Parents
The article discusses balanced child development with exercise and rest, warns against overexertion and overstudy, and contrasts energetic and quiet temperaments. It also notes a sleep recommendation for ages 13 to 16, and describes building with simple wooden blocks. Additional fragments touch on prison population trends and cherry tree cultivation zones.
Downtight Gruen wrist watches and July picnic ideas
Week by Week True notes stylish Gruen wrist watches with the winding stem out of the way, pitched as ideal gifts for graduates brides nurses and sportsmen. Booth Josephs carries them. Lauerman’s offers cheeses spreads pickles olives jams for picnics and gatherings. June hints and Waterloo shops promote lace sets and Pickworth’s gift items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booth-Joseph’s
Lauerman’s
Seeing Is Believing at Gray's and Wood's Fashion Bargains
A shopper notices advertised Paris style coats furs and hats at half price and discounts on linens and Mowers. Gray's Dixie Barbecue promises tempting sandwiches while Wood's offers discount hats. Memorial Day wreaths and Milady's cosmetic notes accompany mail order shopping service by Mary Lov, Your Personal Shopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lov
City in Brief items from Waterloo region
City news notes list visitors and local movements from Waterloo and nearby areas. Wayne Urquehart of St. Joseph, Mo., visits cousin J. J. Coonred. John Lemmer of Cedar Falls recuperates after major surgery at St. Francis hospital. C. G. Stearns and wife return from Los Angeles to 516 Bayard. Elizabeth Shaw of Chicago visits relatives at 1027 Vine and 620 Third Ave. W. Miriam Griffith, Waterloo, joins Omicron Delta Phi Delta at Iowa State. Adelaide Hungerford sails to Washington D C. to visit Carl Hungerford. G. M. Coykendall of Long Beach, Calif., visits Towne family. they lived in Waterloo 28 years. The Tuthills return from Tipton anniversary events. Harry F. Ray re-enlists and departs for Bremerton. A fire department call for Mrs. Anna Huffnigle at 614 Ninth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. G. Stearns
Los Angeles
Cali
Bayard Street
Omicron
Delta
Phi Delta
Iowa State College
Ames
Adelaide Hungerford
Park Avenue West
Washington, D. C
Carl Hungerford
G. M. Coykendall
Long Beech
Cal
E. M. Towne
Poulttt Street
Coykendall
Waterloo
California
J. S. Tuthill
I High Street
Stipton
Tipton High School Alumni Association
Sherman Yales
Harry F. Ray
Frank Ray
Duryea Street
Navy
Bremerton
Wash
Palmotor
Anna V. Huffnngie
Ninth Street
Welsh Rarebit Midnight Lunch Recipe and Tips
G D THINGS IQBEEAT Welsh Rarebit details a midnight lunch serving hint with half a pound state cheese butter salt mustard red pepper cream and egg. Additional notes praise long thin cucumbers small nutmegs pork chops fried cream mushrooms chopped pimentos on mayonnaise dressing and broiled Hamburg steak for juicier results.
Moving Picture Costume Glass Tests Colors on Film
Reports note several local anecdotes including a driver aiding a heart patient, Mrs Huffnagle resting easily, Mrs Fentiman leaving for California to visit her sons Harold and Buryl, and an auto collision on Fourth street bridge injuring R. T. Parrett. Burnham ferried Parrett to Presbyterian hospital for treatment. Costume experts tested blue glass to study how colors photograph for moving pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Andrews
Huffnagle
Minnie Fentiman
Randolph Street
Harold
Buryl
Hollywood
Cal
R. T. Parrett
Janesville
Fourth Street Bridge
HH. G. Burnham
Mullan Avenue
Burnham
Parrott
Presbyterian Hospital
Thirteen World War Valiant Dead Remembered With Wreaths
Thirteen Waterloo world war veterans have died since last Memorial Day. Their graves in local cemeteries will be decorated by patriotic organizations Wednesday. Names include Peter Chris, N. Hane sen, Sam McDonald, Fred Q. Haynes, E Bandfield, Leo Capwell, Geell Green, Boyd McNair, Leland Simpson, Carl Krueger, Albert McCormick, Roy Ellis, Reuben Broadsword, and Jess Rich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Boyd Elliott McNair
U. 5S
Mayy
Leland John, Simpson
Carl R. Krueger
B Company
One Hundred Sixty-eighth Infantry
Albert C. McCormick
Motor Transport Corps
Roy Ellis
Reuben Edwin Broadsword
Jess Melvin Rich
U. S. Navy
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City Federation of Women's Organizations
Progressive Dolphian Society
Natural Music Club
M. CG. Larue
Clara Garlon Guild
Ralph * Alexander
Chapter FE
George Liehty
Kensington Clube
H.C. Dunlap
P. L. Club
K. K. Lynes
Happy Hour Club
Fo J Eightmey
P. W
Ether Arts
Womean's
Octavia. Potts
Reuben Miller
Maxdine Mead
Carat ‘Burr
Franz ‘Eter
Schubert
Annette Lingelbach
Lucile Timmerman
Wendell Hayward
Betty Jane Graham
Dorothy Eleanor Clark
Jane Anders
Lucille Timmerman
Betty
Jane Gra ‘Ham
Jane Anderson
Betty Dean Bentson
Dorothy
Eleanor Clark
Father Roller
St. Mary's Hall
Jesse Roller
Davenport
Roller
Miss Rose Rotman
Mildred Stuntz
Sewell Britton
Johnson
St. Paul’s Society
Gladys Moran
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Thomas F. Melser
B. W. Main
Alice Twaltes
Roy Moran
Meiser
Bryant Paving Company
Manchester
Alice Forbes
Black
Harriet Riddle
Louis Heinzaman
Louis Heinaman, Jr
Elizabeth Heinzman
Heinzman
Charles F.glockner
United Commercial Travelers
Lillian Huntington
Fred Miller
George Lichty
P. EO
Church News
Mary S
Hanna
Vets Pratge
Speaks
Fairbank
Lucien Lelong
Lockwood
Flying Circus
Motor Derby
C. F
OWA
Pickworth’s
Moreys
Grays “Dixie Barbecue
Santa Claus
Gray's
Dixie Barbecue
Wood
Agnes Thompson
Milady
Buchanena’s
Rhobe
Wayne Urquehart
St. Joseph
J. J. Coonred
Indiana Avenue
John Lemmer
St. Francis Hospital
Optometrists
Opticians
Kirk
Towa
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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