Waterloo Society Elects Officers For 1500-Strong Federation
Mrs. George B. Worthen heads the Waterloo Woman's federation representing over 1,500 city women. Miss Mary Horner reported nearly 300 mail pieces processed. Other officers include Mrs. Wood as vice president and Mrs. Corton as secretary-treasurer. sixteen member organizations join the federation, which funds joint projects and social services. Last evening’s meeting at the PLOW club rooms closed with a three course luncheon for about 25 relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Worthen
Waterloo Woman's Federation
Birs. Worthen
Red Cross and
Howe Service Society
George W. Wood
E. L. Corton
Mies
F. S. Petit
Wi H. Langlas
E.L. Rohit
City Federation
Etearinss Livoysa
Bi & Plow
J. Rs Hemsworth
Mary Horner
C. W Ellyson
A. G. Sawyer
C. J. Rudolph
F. J. Miller
Hawk County
Peru
Board of Supervisors
Eds
Federation
Girls’ Industrial Training School
Mitchellville
Board of Control
Glenwood
Waterloo
Miss Sheehan and E C Harris Wed at St Josephs Church
Miss Wynous Sheehan daughter of J Sheehan and Edgar Harris son of Mr and Mrs J Harris exchanged vows this morning at St Josephs church The Rt Rev Edward Slattery performed the service with a single ring ceremony Mrs Andrew Saiz played the organ and Howard Girsch sang I Love You Truly and A Perfect Day The honor matron was Mrs F D Mabb best man G P Wagner was the bridegrooms cousin Gray was the predominant factor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynous Sheehan
J. Sheehan
Edgar ©. Harris
J. €. Harris
St. Joseph's Church
Andrew Saiz
Howard Girsch
Edward Slattery
F. D. Mabb
G_ P. Wagner
I Gray
Eotor
Juniors of O. L. V. A Entertain Seniors at Dinner Monday
Juniors of Our Lady of Vietary academy hosted a dinner for seniors at Black's Yeardom with Rev. John McDonald as guest. Decorations in coral and silver adorned the room. Thirty four hand painted place cards plus a sweet pea motif on programs accompanied an original poem Bon Voyage by Miss Man Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Lady of Vietary Academy
Black
John McDonald
St. Joseph's Church
Man Duffy
Delores Jennings
George Heath
Leo Webber
Clarigan McDermott
Oui
Beatrice Massey
Gizabeth Tes
Edward Slattary
Father McDonald
Emelda Reilly
Liea
Helen O'Tools
Claire Williams
Gifts for the Sick by Ruth Cameron
The article suggests practical hospital gifts during convalescence. Flowers are common but not always best. alternatives include cheerful durable options like colorful carnations, daffodils, jonquils, irises, sweetpeas, and fall chrysanthemums. Plants and bulbs offer ongoing joy, while books, magazines, and especially readable print help eyes. A letter, a fruit basket, or homey kitchen treats can outvalue costly floral gifts, with proximity lowering cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yisk
Beauty Chats: Readers Seek Advice On Skin Hair And Diet
Edna Kent Forbes compiles letters from readers requesting beauty and health guidance. Advice ranges from diagnosing headaches and liver issues to hair care, eyelash formulas, and skin care while noting to consult doctors for medical concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Prohibition Pageant Set At Cedar Heights Friday
A prohibition pageant titled The Downfall of King Alcohol will be presented Friday at 7 30 p m on the Cedar Heights lawn if pleasant weather, otherwise in the school auditorium. Cedar Heights school pupils above second grade will participate under Mrs Beetzel with Mrs P L Ferguson directing. Miss Ruth Orth will provide music with Mrs Jane Haffa on violin. Cast includes Margaret Morehouse as Prohibition King Alcohol attendants Jovelyn Staver Wh old Jansen and others. Mother Auntie Lawean and children join as speakers and performers in a pageant linking songs and recitations. Refreshments offered free to all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Stetze
Department of Scientific Education
W. CG
Cedar Heights
William Galloway
Rymansium
Beetzel
A. Ferguson
Ruth Orth
Ylanist
Jane Haffa
Will Furniah
Uth Dage
Eugene Shoemaker
Elva Stout
Mks
Margaret Morehouse
Jovelyn Staver Ard Whole Jansen
Alccohol
Impa— and
James
Burdeile Moeller
James Maton
Werald Guay
Joe Slaughter
Jordon” James
Perry Sanborn
John Lawcon
Forrest Trunky
Forrel J Janson
Iowa O E S Grand Matron to Visit Waterloo Chapter
Miss Grace Sprecker of Denison Iowa grand matron of Eastern Star in Iowa will guest Waterloo chapter at an initiatory meeting in Masonic hall Wednesday at 7 40 p m Arch W McFarlane worthy patron will host officers at a 6 30 dinner party at Sunnyside Country club before the meeting Miss Mary Nancy Graham will play violin during the ceremonies Light refreshments will be provided by Eliza Mantle Osta Soliner Ethel Schrag and Adelaide Dawson and served by eight young women
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Sprecker
Denison
Eastern Stara
Iowa
Waterloo
Masonic Hall
Arch W. McFarlane
Sunnyside Country Club
Mary Nancy Graham
Eliza Mantle
Osta Soliner
Ethel Schrag
Adelaide Dawson
Miss Neva Maust and Alvin Summy to wed next month
Miss Neva Maust, two year home economics instructor at Orange High School, announced her coming marriage to Alvin Summy to associates at a party Monday evening. Hostess Mrs. W. H. Maust served dinner assisted by Mrs. L. R. Maust and Miss Halen Miller. The cake was cut with a 2 daisy petal rhyme revealing the couple and the marriage date of June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Manust
Orange High School
Alvin Summy
W. H. Maust
L. R. Maust
Halen Miller
Five Food Groups Plan Guides Nutritious Meals
The article stresses a balanced market basket and science in meal planning to combat child malnutrition. It outlines five food groups including protein rich items, starches, fats, sugars, and fruits and vegetables, with daily portions and example totals to guide everyday meals.
Social events fill town with dinners and showers
Mrs. C J Caldwell hosts a 1 oclock luncheon at Black's tearoom with guests Mrs Annie Hillman Mrs Wyant Mrs George B Miller and Mrs Illingworth. Mrs W L Alingworth to host a dinner at Black's for the visitor tonight. Orval Anderson departs for Los Angeles after two months here with James Les. honored at a farewell dinner by Mr and Mrs Edward Conner. Julia Lang's upcoming wedding to Joseph Wharem prompted a yellow and white dinner with 123 friends at Black's tearoom. Lulu Hoffman hosted guests and gifts. The Sons of Veterans auxiliary and camp members plan a post dedication gathering at George Wrights with sandwiches and two other foods. Whittier school teachers honored at a dinner by Mrs E L Rohit and Mrs J R Thompson at Black's tearoom. 18 attend. Virginia Smith marks eighth birthday with a party at home. lunch by Mrs A P Smith. Phi Sigma Chi fraternity to hold homecoming dance June 21 at Johnson's pavilion after a dinner and meeting at Black's tearoom. Ida Greenburg given a miscellaneous shower for upcoming marriage to Homer C. Caplan. Miss Mary Lipkin assists. Philomathian Banquet at Hinck's tear room for Gast high school graduates. 70 reserved. Minnie Zeuch to attend. Anniversary surprise for Mr and Mrs Connie Faust with 35 guests and picnic supper. John Fiske School teachers dine at Black's tearoom. ten place cards with sweet peas. Thinkerton Party at Tuncheon with 11 Dunkerton friends at Black's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orval Andersen
Mason City
Los Angeles
James Les
Edward Conner
Anderson
Julia Lang
Joseph Wharem
Lulu Hoffman
Sunnyside Dinner Dance Opens Club Season Friday
Sunnyside Country Club announces its first dinner dance of the season for Friday evening June 1. Reservations close Thursday noon. Memorial Day caused the weekly card party to move to Friday afternoon with luncheon. Walter E. Johnson hosts a dinner party honoring Mrs. Sydney Osmer of Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Country Club
Walter E. Johnson
Sydney Osmer
Denver
J. D. Waston
Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
Russell- Lamson
H. B. Lichty
Harry Orrick
Progressive party planned by First Presbyterian youth
Young people of First Presbyterian church meet at the building at 7 30 p m today then leave at 7 45 for a progressive party visiting three homes with entertainment and refreshments A new member drive began at St Josephs Catholic Girls club senior department meeting and candidates will be initiated next meeting A plea at Deril s TiAge Bone set for June 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
St. Joseph’s Catholic Girls’ Club
Deril
Welfare Mascot Patsy Tastes City Life At Police Station
A dog named Patsy owned by Mrs. Dorothy Taylor of Waterloo Social Welfare league joined the league headquarters at 728 Franklin street. After a homesick weekend Patsy was taken to the jail by police and held briefly before being returned to Mrs. Taylor at the welfare office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy
Dorothy Taylor
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Taylor
Welfare
Franklin Street
Supervons
Lfe
Scoutmaster Seeks Merit Badges at Court of Honor
Yoe Snively, scoutmaster of troop 8, filed applications for three merit badges at the Court of Honor meeting. Second class pins were awarded to Claire Stoner and Sidney Sietzel of troop 24, Dean Bachtell and Gilbert Brooks of troop 13, and Jean Berthh of troop 15. first class pin to Floyd Teeter of troop 13. Merit badges were distributed to numerous scouts from multiple troops for forestry, bird study, conservation, signaling, electricity, marksmanship, scholarship, cooking, athletics, pioneering, conservation, first aid, and other skills. Investiture at West High School on Decoration Day will award Life and Star to Lewis Lowderman, troop 15, and Eagle to David Dewey, troop 1. Troops 13 and 14 led the general hike to Kamp Kiwanis, with a long morning–afternoon outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoe Snively
Boy Scout
Claire Stoner
Sidney Sietzel
Dean Bachtell
Gilbert Brooks
Jean Berthh
Floyd Teeter
Lowell Smith
Lioyd Briden
Thorwald Christiansen
Farold Dean
Chester Walston
Lewis Lowderman
LaVerne Bechtel
Dean McFarlane
George Bunn
Edgar van Niman
Joe Lutier
James Mus- Sat
Harry Ralston
Holand Moritz
Scoutmaster Silver
West High School
Lewis
Lowderman
David Dewey
Kamp Kiwanis
Eldora Boys Band Summer Sunday Concert Series
Eldora Iowa May 29 Iowa Training School for Boys announces a program each Sunday through summer starting June 3. Programs run 6 to 6 45 p m followed by dress parade and rifle drill of all companies. Courthouse offices closed Memorial Day and Saturday half holidays begin next Saturday with afternoon closing through June July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora Boys
Eldora
Iowa Training School For Boys
F. W W. Esher
Oriental rugs at Hall-Ekfeit with Mooradian display
Hall-Ekfeit Furniture Co hosts H. Mooradian showcasing a Mine of Oriental rugs as closing season sale nears end. The entire stock is reduced, inviting customers to inspect the grand display and consider purchases.
Scouts Active in Memorial Day Observances Here
Waterloo Scouts plan a Memorial Day program with traffic guides at Fairview cemetery and Lincoln park. Buglers and drum corps meet at Memorial hall, while a citywide parade forms at Washington park. Scouts will attend a sacred investiture at West High Auditorium to receive streamers from the national round up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
A. F. Jury
Fairview Cemetery
Memorial Hall
Washington Park
Lincoln Park
First Presbyterian Church
Weet High
West High Auditorium
Exgeise Board
Waterloo Council
West High to Present A Pair of Sixes Tonight
West High senior class stages the three act comedy A Pair of Sixes in the West High auditorium this evening at humble hour thirty. Admission is 50 cents with no reserved seating. The cast is well rehearsed and a polished production is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Marital Woes Stir Divorce Plea In Clear Lake Case
George S Travlos petitions for divorce from Martha Travlos alleging she threw books at him refused meals and reprimanded him for absence. They wed December 27 1921 and he says she left May 1 1922 to live with her parents. He claims she refuses to live with him at Clear Lake where he runs a soft drink business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Travlos
Martha Travlos
Clear Lake
Kiwanis Clubs Occupied at Divisional Parleys
Atlanta Ga May 23 With the second business session of the national convention of Kiwanis clubs international set for this afternoon 17 divisional conferences occupied the attention of the delegates during the morning hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Convention of Kiwanis Clubs Internationale
Gideons Bring Services to Eldora School An Eldora event
Waterloo Gideons and friends conducted two worship programs at Eldora Sun training school for boys with 17 attendees. The highlight was bird call demonstrations by 6-year-old John Liffeing, son of Dr. and Mrs. F C Liffeing, prompting repeats in the afternoon and plans for a repeat at Winard hall next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gideons
Eldora Sunway
John Liffeing
F.C. Liffeing
Alta Vista Avenue
Eldora
John
Gideons
Winard Hall
Many Activities Planned by I O O F Lodge 716
I O O F lodge 716 moved furniture from the Rialto hall to the old Chamber of Commerce rooms over Margadant Bros. grocery. Remodeling will create a clubroom lodgeroom poolroom parlor kitchen and dining room. Officers for the coming year were nominated and election will be held next Monday. Installation will follow at a Cedar River park picnic. A slag party and housewarming will conclude the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. OG. F. Lodge
Rialto Theatre
Chamber of Commerce
Margadant Bros
Eice
Waterloo
Cedar River Park
Final Gate at Dam Installed Shortly
Workmen on the Cedar river dam clear mud and sand behind two gates as they prepare to raise them for water passage. Sandbags are stacked for sinking once ready for the third and final gate. Progress is rapid aided by the river's extremely low stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Storage House Fire Damages Parkersburg Site
A storage house at the community service station in Parkersburg was damaged by fire yesterday. Firemen responded promptly but the blaze was contained to the storage area. Damage estimated between 1260 and 1600 dollars. Property owned by Thole Cramer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkersburg
Oy Herd
Thole Cramer
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Society News
G. B. Worthen
Woman’s Federation
Columbia
Sheehan Lome
Hilda Ruth
Des Moines
Harris
Utica Street
Ife
Gary
Fant High
Our Lady of Victory Académy
Ww. Ip
Fran Ama
Anna Wagner
Kathryn Sheehan
H. EB
Scarbrough
Newton
Tom
Sheehan
Charles City
E.C. Harris
Ruth Cameron
Harriette
Miss R
Santa Marie
Pat
Mary
Bobby
Rachel
Kay
M.S
Aunnie Lawean
Jane Edwarde
Richard Peatwy
Jauva Ferguson
Hugi Galoway
Band of Hope
Dorothy Yareha
Beth Kittrell
Dna Kellye
Neva Maust
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
C. J. Caldwell
Black's
Annie Hillman
Wyant
George B. Miller
Illingworth
W. L. Alingworth
Sons of Veterans' Auxiliary
Sona of Veterans Camp
George Wright
First Presbyterian
Whittier
E. L. Rohit
J. R. Thompson
Tris
Virginia Smith
A. P. Smith
Virginia
Phi Sigma Chi
Phi Sigma, Chi Fraternity
Johnson's Pavilion
Diack
Ida Greenburg
Homer C. Caplan
Philo
Philomsathian Literary Society
Gast High School
Hinck
Minnie Zeuch
Connie Faust
John Fiske
Dorothy Ewan
Faye Bondurant
Thinkerton
F. P. Davis
Dunkerton
Tuncheon
Black’s Tearoom
Sunnyside
E. W. Bell
Florence Street
Eugene
Herbert Lawless
Eugene Bell
Viola Billings
Dorothy Ryan
Geraldine Gilchrist
Madge Hosteter
George Hagerman
Virgil Chesbore
Ralph Jameson
Bell
de Forrest Caster
American Association of University Women
Ruth Ruth
Aliss Imma Divine
Blanche Robbins
RP. FE
Mieetings
H._H. Caughlin
Chapter FE
J. W. Ladege
Alta Tate
Winterset
C. O. Lamson
C. W. Robertson
Evelyn Sherman
C. W. Tilingworth
W. W. Wyant
Church News
Oriental Rugs
Harding
West High Comedy
Kiwanis
Buchanan
Buchanan, M. C. A
Eldora School
Ory Ee
Spring & Sumner
Siva
Nawe City
Btate
Hes
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