Local Women's Social Events Schedule and Hosting Duties
Mrs H F Guyer and Miss Marie Barkhurst hosted a miscellaneous shower honoring Mrs T A Pitzen at Miss Schenk s home with Otterbein guild members of Graves Memorial United Brethren church present Favors were given to Miss Doris Whittle and Miss Helen Schenk Mrs J Crozier and Mrs John Reynolds assisted with serving Mrs C M Cheney to host Ladies Aid luncheon at Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian church Thursday committee includes Mrs George Wilsop J Brinkerhoff Macy Campbell and W J Sutcliffe Clara Barton guild of the Universalist church was hosted by Mrs Ralph Alexander with Mrs Edward Steege assisting Miss May Flynn attended Mrs Roy Housden to host in two weeks Queen Esther society met at Grace Methodist Episcopal church at 5 30 p m Ladies Social Union of the Universalist church will meet Thursday for luncheon hosted by Mrs Charles Fay and Mrs W S Walker
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Guyer
Marie Barkhurst
T. A. Pitzen
Esther Schenk
Otterbein Guild of
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Doris Whittle
Helen, Schenk
J. ©. Crozier
John Reynolds
C. M. Cheney
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Church
George Wilsop
Macy Campbell
W. J. Sutcliffe
Clara Barton Guild
the Universalist Church
Ralph Alexander
Edward Steege
May Flynn
Roy Housden
Ladies’ Social Union of the Universalist Church
Charles Fay
C. Ly. Jeppesen
H. T. Wagner
Mr. Wagner
Waterloo
St. Louis
HH. Fitegerald
Margaret
Joseph Liutken
Mary Louise
John Joseph
Geneva
Miss McCormick Re elected Leader of B Natural Club
Miss Martha McCormick was reelected president of the B Natural Music club at a supper meeting held last evening at Mrs. M. C Rue's home. Officers named include LaRue as vice president Merle Wratislaw as secretary Lollian Lohner as treasurer N.C. Altland as director and F. B. Pratt as reporter. Fae Collins remains senior advisor to the junior auxiliary. Committee chairs are Ethel Brinkman program C. Robert Scholin membership and Mildred Gleason altruistic. The program committee will outline next year’s study plan and the club voted to meet once monthly instead of every two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha McCormick
Natural Music Club
M. C Rue
LaRue
Merle Wratislaw
Lollian Lohner
N.C. Altland
F. B. Pratt
Fae Collins
Ethel Brinkman
C. Robert Scholin
Mildred Gleason
Miss Inez Coburn Heads Progressive Delphian Society
Miss Inez Coburn was re elected president of the Progressive Delphian chapter at a meeting last evening at the Y W A building. Mrs E M Boe necke is vice president and Miss Kath ryn Mehl secretary treasurer. Mrs J A Paulsen will chair the advisory board. The chapter plans a picnic in June. Study for the season was completed last evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Coburn
Progressive Delphian
E. M. Boenecke
Kathryn Mehl
J. A. Paulsen
Chapter FE P E O Hears Report of State Meeting
At a meeting last evening in the home of Mrs George E Lichty of Chapter FE of P E O Mrs Fred a Miller delegate to the state meeting in Davenport gave her report After the session refreshments were served The color plan yellow and white with spring flowers Ms H C Wilbur poured Assisting with the courtesies were Mmes H B Caughlan Ben Howrey Leo Cohrt and Glen Miller This was the last meeting for the season Activities will reopen in the fall with a picnic September 10 at the Rodamar cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Lichty
Fred A. Miller
Davenport
H. C. Wilbur
Mmes
H. B. Caughlan
Ben Howrey
Leo Cohrt
Glen Miller
Rodamar Cottage
Esther Smith to Marry Hoy Kramer June 12
Miss Esther Smith was honored at a surprise party by employees of Davidsons Store on Janesville road Park Inn. A baseball game entertained guests, followed by a pastel shaded dinner for twenty six, with dancing to conclude. She received a console mirror as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Smith
Hoy Kramer
Davidson
Park Inn
Janesville Road
Miss Smith
Club Notes Highlight Social Gatherings And Dates
Social circle hosts a Thursday picnic at 1 PM at Mrs. Clara Bunger’s Cedar Heights home. Riviera club met last night at Botel Russell-Lanson with Miss Ruth Miller as hostess and Ruth Gruener plus Florence Ritchie receiving favors. 4-by-4 club hosted by Mrs. George Murray at Prosperity Inn with bridge favors to Mrs. Frank Wagn er and Mrs. George Highley. Special guest Kansas City’s Mrs c A Seppich, niece of Mrs Rowena Nauman, attended. A three course luncheon was served and the next meeting is June 12 at Mrs W E Silver’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bunger
Cedar Heights
Botel Russell-Lanson
Ruth Miller
Ruth Gruener
Florence Ritchie
George Murray
Prosperity Inn
Prank Wagoner
George Highley
C. A. Seppich
Kansas City
Rowena Nauman
W. E. Silver
Vera Peck Dinner Party Held By Seven Hostesses
Miss Vera Peck, whose marriage to Pred Campagna will occur in June, was honored at a dinner at Hotel Russell-Lamson. Hostesses included J. S. Bartley Henry Bender EB W Dren N J McNalley Elizabeth Kenney Madeline Moore Florence Timmerman and a tiny maypole centerpiece. Guests included D W Peck Walter Deckert J L Conry Ralph Sarit V BR Mitchell J A Simpson Don Y Voellinger Harr Krause Botsey Stephenson J P Conley Merle Brown Jack Wiegand Harry Myers Dora Lowe Virginia Wilson Neva Montgomery Elfrieda Wilson and Ethel Conry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Peck
Campagna
Ldune
Russell-Lamson
Mines
J. S. Bartley
Henry Bender
W! Dren
N. J. McNalley
Elizabeth Kenney
Madeline Moore
Florence Timmerman
Donna Bertsey
Mames
D. W. Peck
Walter Deckert
J. L. Conry
Ralph Sarit
V. BR. Mitchell
J. A. Simpson
Don Y Voellinger
Harr Krause
Botsey Stephenson
J. P. Conley
Merle Brown
Jack Wiegand
Harry Myers
Dora Lowe
Chiago
Virginia Wilson
Neva Montgomery
Elfrieda ‘Wilson
Ethel Conry
Chapter 7 Picnic Ends Season for PE O Chapter
Sixty five members of Chapter 2 PE O gathered for a picnic luncheon at the summer home in Casebeer Heights hosted by Dr and Mrs BK T Alford. Guest Mrs David H McKee of Des Moines visited sister Mrs J D Easton. Mrs Walter J Hunt plans move to St Paul Minn, Miss Katherine Graham elected corresponding secretary. Mrs E L Corton presiding reported on state meeting and serving duties. Meetings will be suspended for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter 2
PE. O
Casebeer Heights
BK. T. Alford
David H. McKee
Des Moines
J. D. Easton
Walter J. Hunt
St. Paul
Minn
Katherine Graham
E. L. Corton
Davenport
J. E. Bragdon
Iris Nelson elected president of Year Ones club
Iris Nelson was elected president of Sexus Ones at a dinner meeting at the YWCA, succeeding Wilda Mae Beck. Other officers include Verna Stimson as vice president Trene Sindlinger secretary Edna Engler treasurer and Ruth Isherwood reporter. The club plans a monthly summer picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iris Nelson
Sexus Ones
Wilda Mae Beck
Verna’ Stimson
Trene Sindlinger
Edna Engler
Ruth Isherwood
Hints in Beauty Care Lunch Suggestions for Busy Women
Short, affordable noon meals are offered for the businesswoman to ease digestion and teeth while staying nourished. Suggestions include buttermilk, brown bread and butter, salads, soups, fruit, and light desserts, with tea or coffee. Emphasizes avoiding heavy meat lunches and saving meat for a calm evening meal.
Sweetbreads and Ham Luncheon Recipe and Beauty Tips
A mixed item from a historical paper includes a sweetbreads and ham luncheon recipe with steps on boiling skinning and frying sweetbreads then baking them with milk and flour sauce served on toast. It also advertises lash tonic and beauty pamphlet with a request for a stamped envelope and ends with exercise tips to strengthen abdominal muscles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. F
Women urged to learn what vote means by P H Frank
P H Frank urged women to learn they have the right to vote and to hold opinions beyond their husbands. The City Federation of Women’s Clubs plans a get out the vote campaign and mentions organizers and a motor corps for polls. Separate items note church, club events and a company picnic at Island Park Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Itss
Federation
B. Lovejoy
E. Johnson
Miller Products Company
Island Park
Cedar Falls
Bender and Brown Win Iowa Highway Garage Contract
Bender and Brown of Independence were awarded a contract by the Iowa highway commission to build a 70 by 30 foot maintenance garage in Independence for repair and housing of equipment. Bid amount was 2720 dollars. Other bids ranged from 3265 to 4058 dollars. the project includes concrete floors, tile walls, and three heated stalls for snow removal gear, located at Seventh Avenue Northeast and Eighth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
J. A. Paulsen
Seventh Avenue
Eighth Street
Memorial Day Flower Sale At James Black Dry Goods
Memorial day flowers sold at the rate of 200 dozen a minute for 50 minutes on the main floor. Twelve thousand blooms offered with a jammed crowd. Sale opened at 8 30 and closed at 9 00 a m. Offerings included 6000 carnations 4000 roses and 2000 peonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Black Dry Goods Company
Husband Enjoined From Molesting Wife Or 13 Month Old
Ellen Hough filed for divorce from Nelson Hough on cruel treatment. Judge G W Wood issued a temporary injunction preventing molestation of the wife or their 13 month old child Jean Phyllis and awarded potential custody and support terms. Further, Judge Wood granted Ed Powell a divorce from Etta Powell for cruel treatment with custody of Mary E, aged three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Hough
Nelson Hough
G. W. Wood
Jean Phyllis
Powell
Mary E
Culinary Quips From a Vintage Cookbook Page
A collection of kitchen tips and observations on flour sifting, vinegar in boiling water to tenderize meat, crystallized ginger for luncheons, crumbs for frying, and a shrimp timbales on buttered toast with Hollandaise sauce described as a delightful change for a luncheon club.
Memorial Day Shutdowns Across Waterloo City
Waterloo will suspend business tomorrow to honor Memorial Day. Government departments close except police and fire. municipal court sessions halted. post office hours reduced. library branches closed all day. courthouse offices shut. M C A building closed. general delivery windows limited. Public rest and recreation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Public Library
S. A. Cohagan
Local motorists log 54 transfers and 23 licenses
In a busy day at the county treasurer's motor vehicle office, fifty four automobile transfers were issued and twenty three new cars licensed. The notices also mention social visits and family updates from Ames to Davenport, with multiple local addresses and ongoing stories of probate filings, hospital stays, and weekend trips across towns.
Moose lodge to exhibit at Iowa convention in Marshalltown
Waterloo lodge No 328 Loyal Order of Moose staff will travel to Marshalltown for the state convention. A Waterloo delegation will attend the sessions with Secretary of Labor James J. Davis delivering the main address at Drake University and later in Marshalltown. Davis also plans to speak in the courthouse square. Secretaries and members will then head to Mooseheart Illinois for the Mooseheart Legion convention, with fellowship degrees awarded in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Labor
James J. Davis
Davis
Drake University
Des Moines
Courthouse Square
George W. Weilein
Earl van Wieck
FP. F. Klein
Frank Stone
Mooseheart
Mooseheart Legion
Hotel Sherman
Chicago
Y's Men Entertain G. A. R. Members
Nine Robert Anderson post No. 68 G. A. R. members were guests of the Y's Men's club at a dinner in the M. C. A. dining room. Four West High girls presented a one act play Overtones directed by Agnes Thomas. Great Beers reported on the Knot Hole club and the Y's Men's Glee club sang. Next week's meeting will be at the M. C. A. camp on Morris Isle. Committee on arrangements includes Howard Holmes, Alfred Carter, Grayfion Nauman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Y's Men
West High School
Miss Agnes
Thomas Dramatics
Laila Shanger
Audrey Carson
Martha Graham
Dorothy Hitchcock
Great Beers
Knot Hole Club
Y's
Morris Isle
Howard Holmes
Alfred Carter
Grayfion Nauman
Gideons Elect Officers in Waterloo Meeting
Gideons of Waterloo will elect officers next Saturday evening at a meeting held at the home of FL Willis Jenks at 506 Hammond Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gideons
Gideons of
Waterloo
FL Willis Jenks
Hammond Avenue
Ninety Fifth Birthday for Mrs Sophia Farr Tomorrow
Mrs Sophia Farr age 95 will celebrate tomorrow with a trip to Nashua to visit her husband’s grave. Born May 30 1893 in Birmingham IL she immigrated with parents to Chicago by Erie Canal at age 11 and later settled near Naperville. She taught school before marrying William Farr on November 16 1853, raised four sons and lived in Iowa before retiring to Nashua. She has long been a Baptist church member and plans to vote in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopa E. Farr
M. B. Farr
Baltimore Street
Nashua
Birmingham
Amos Boardman
Parr
Erie Canal
Mississippi
Dubuque
Iowa
Plainfield
Polx Township
Bremer County
Farr
The
Baptist Church
Street Car and Auto Collision on Miles Street
A loop street car operated by W B Huskins of 1309 Fourth Street collided at 9 p m yesterday on Miles Street with an automobile driven by Walter T Summerhays of 208 Miller Street. Damage was slight. Gas costs over 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Huskins
Fourth Street
Miles Street
Walter T. Summerhays
Miller Street
Brain Teaser Prompt with Complex Word Rules
A brain teaser presents multiple steps to transform words by letter patterns and constraints. It asks to cross out specific words and reconfigure remaining words so each follows rules about starting letters, endings, or embedded substrings, creating an array of word-modifying challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
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Church News
Queen Esther Society of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Miss McCormick
Progressive Delphian Society
P. EK. O
Harold Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Cunningham
Mrs. Smith
Lois Thompson
Gerald Cunningham
Charles Uban
Herbert Hauser
Grace Leask
Dorthelda Miller
Margareth Leask
Dorothy Thompson
Royal
Gold Leaf Camp
K. of Chail
Roy Hamilton
Nellie Lawless
Japes~ville
Relubeck
Charles Kinniburgh
Woman’s Benefit Association
Edna Bairey Ronson
P. H. Frank
Sunnyside
Lie’ Country Club
Banco—Alpha Delta Alpha
Town State Teachers College
St. Joseph's Catholic Girls’ Club
Bender and
Brown
Highway Commission Garage
P. O
Buchanan's
Esther Lovejoy
Town State College
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Street West
J. Atrand
Lafayette
Ind
George R. Gillpatrick
Indiana Street
Aurand
Gillpatrick
Arthur Millsap
Iowa Street
J.C. Lamkin
Blanche B. Lamkin
Executrix
R. T. Parrott
Janesville
Presbyterian Hospital
Martha Pollock
Reinbeck
J. D. Pollock
Lester B. Sanborn
May Rowley
Cedar Rapids
Fred B. Lathrop
Mullan Avenue
Wes
Sanborn
Mrs. Rowley
Lathrop
N. A. Gelinveux
J. W. Gilbert
R. D. Thompson
G. A. Wachtler
Palmer Preduats Chirop
Wavintier
H. Hanne
Third Avenue West
Allen Memorial Hospital
Ed Wiltsey
Danville
Fourth Street West
H. A. Maine
Carpenters
Tunis Market
A. L. Goleman
Mon
Chicago Great Western Railroad
J. N. Trinnell
Fifth Street
Coleman Jett
Margaret Connelly
W. J. Connelly
Saxon Street
Mis. Connelly
Newton, Sr
Nicholas Gilles
la Crosse
Wis
E. B. Shyer
James Styer
Wolfe Point
Mont
John Gilles
Dawson Street
C. L. Bovee
Gilles
Daugh Ler
FL Weeerty
Blacktawk
Paris
Champ Communal
Moooe
Y’s
Kelloggs Pep
Sophia Farr
Husbard
Mrs. Sophia BE. Farr
Elis
lLipton’s Tea Estates
Ceylon
India
Liptons Tea
Ceylon Tea Merchant
Inc
Alice Beadley
Miss Farmer's School of Cookery
Woman's Home Companion
Clarks
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Nam
Seerygreees
Seiseas
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