Sixtieth Wedding Anniversary Observed in Waterloo
The sixtyth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sarvay was quietly observed with a family dinner at their daughter’s home in Waterloo. They have long resided in Black Hawk county and about 45 years in Waterloo. Mr. Sarvay is a Civil War veteran. both have been active in church and club affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lotus Sarvay
Randolph Street
J. E. Brinkman
Vermont Street
Robert Nauman
Home Park Boulevard
Natuman
Joint Party To Be Held Tuesday At K Of C
Daughters of Isabella and Knights of Columbus plan a joint social at K C hall Tuesday after their business sessions. Dancing and refreshments are on the program. The D I committee includes surnames D and E. K of C committee members are Joseph Bowman J W Koch Harry Hoffer Clarence Huston and Bert Lunenschoss. The party starts at 9 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
K. C. Hall
Joseph Bowman
J. W. Koch
Harry Hoffer
Clarence Huston
Bert Lunenschoss
Dramas Repeated by City Churches This Week
Two church dramas with success will be repeated. Neighbors a one act by Christ Episcopal women will be shown again Tuesday at 8 oclock at the parish house. The Quest Divine by Westminster Presbyterian drama league will be repeated next Sunday at 4 pm and 7:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Christ Episcopal Church
Drama League of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Initiation Held and Bridge Games by U C T Auxiliary
Four candidates were initiated at a United Commercial Travelers auxiliary meeting held Saturday afternoon at Hotel Russell Lamson. Plans were made for a Christmas party on December 8. About 75 members attended the dinner after the session. Fourteen bridge tables awarded prizes to Teresa Collentine, Mrs A Salz, Mrs Bunn, and Mrs Ivan M Fifield. Entertains at Kensington featured Service Star Legion, Cedar Falls, with a patriotic Armistice Day program and refreshments. To Meet Tuesday, Mrs T H Glasener to host Silver Cross circle of King’s Daughters at 1619 Fourth Street West. Program committee includes Mrs B E Schenk, Mrs Alvin Peters, and Mrs J G Bennett. Mrs A C Vaughan to lead devotionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
Russell-Lamson
Kensington
T. H. ‘Glasener
Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
Fourth Street West
B. E. Schenk
Alvin “Peters
J.,g. Bennett
A. C. Vaughan
Community organizations listed by Cedar Falls and Waterloo groups
A compilation of local clubs and societies meeting in Cedar Falls and Waterloo venues including First M. E., Y W C A, D A R, American Legion, Boy Scouts, Pythian Sisters, and other church and civic groups. Activities span Tuesday morning and afternoon sessions, club banquets, card parties, and hall reservations at sites such as Carpenter Hall, Black's Tea Room, and Graves Memorial U B church.
National Music Club Plans Biennial in Boston 1929
National Music Club officer Mrs. William Arms Fisher of Boston outlined the biennial convention of the National Federation of Music Clubs to be held in Boston June 9 to 16, 1929. Delegates may attend from this city as Fisher will chair the hostess committee before returning to Boston. Also noted were local club meetings for Canton Crescent No. 17 and Royal Neighbors in Black Hawk I. O. F. hall with initiation planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Federation of Music Clubs
Boston
Woman's Clubhouse
William Arms Fisher
National Organization
Fisher
Margaret
Gertrude Roderick
J. F. Dare
Natural Music Club
Woman's Club Fine Arts Department
Fisher Wall
Canton
Royal Neighbors
Waterloo Camp
Black Hawk I
Shaped Eyebrows By Edna Kent Forbes In Beauty Advice
A vintage beauty column discusses eyebrow shaping with tweezers and high lines to enlarge eyes, plus care steps to set the shape. It covers gentle plucking, trimming, antiseptic rubbing, and avoiding stray hairs, then shifts to assorted reader tips on color, skin care, and cosmetic routines.
Out-of-town Visitors Attend D A R Meeting at Waterloo
North east Town district meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution drew visitors from Osage Charles City Rockford Oelwein Grundy Center Black Hawk Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Anamosa and more than 25 Waterloo hosts Nineteen Mary Melrose chapter members attended and guests heard reports on schools historic marker plans and thrift education Five historic Iowa sites were named for possible marking Sergeant Floyd Fort Atkinson Montrose Fort Des Moines and Agency Waterloo regent Mrs Ben Hesser gave the welcome and Mrs C F Brown was honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the American Revolution
Russell-Lamson
Osage
Charles City
Rockford
Oelwein
Grundy Center
Black Hawk
Cedar Falls
Independence
Dubuque
Tama
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa
Mary Melrose
Waterloo
E. R. Holland
Des Moines
Patriotic Education Committee
Harriett Lake
Caroline Scott Harrison
George
Raccoon
Agency
Wapello County
U. S
Ben Hesser
C. F. Brown
New Members Accepted at Woman's Club Board Meeting
New members were accepted at a meeting of the Woman's club board held at the clubhouse this morning. Names include Mrs. Weston, Mrs. Halverson, Mrs. Ferguson, Mrs. White, Mrs. Guyer, Mrs. Cornwell, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Gibson, Mrs. White, Mrs. Schultz and Mrs. Brown. A note urged American Home Sunday and a scrapbook contest was announced with Miss Edgerton in charge. Also planned is a Friday meeting featuring Mrs. Ben Hooper on international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club Board
F. G. Weston
Stanton Halverson
W. G. Ferguson
W. C. White
P. W. Guyer
F. M. Cornwell
Lester W. Miller
William W. Gibson
Earl E. White
Julius Schultz
Arthur Brown
Eugene Cutler
Ben Hooper
General Federation
International’ Relations Committee
School Community Meetings and Visiting Day Notice
P T A groups in Lafayette and Lincoln announce Tuesday evening meetings at the school. Community singing led by Grace Aldemeyer and readings by Alice Belinger and Ruth Dewater. Superintendent C W Kline discusses Know Your School with Elizabeth Carl presenting Know Our Own School. Earl Armstrong trombone solo and Wilma Begdorf cornet. Visiting day Thursday invites all parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association
Grace Aldemeyer
Alice Bellinger
Ruth Dewater
C. W. Kline
Elizabeth Carl
Earl Armstrong
Wilma Begdorf
Byrnes park Brownie Scout club holds farewell at Floyd Hays home
Floyd Hays entertained Byrnes park Brownie Scout club members at 533 Home Park boulevard for a farewell before disbanding to join the Boy Scouts of America. Prizes went to Robert Link and Elbert Green. Gordon Wagner attended. refreshments by Mrs. C. D. Hays. Pioneer club to meet Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at 2412 Lafayette, hosted by Mrs. Laura Garrabrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hays
Byrnes Park
Brownie Scout Club
Home Park Boulevard
Boy Scouts of America
Robert Link
Elbert Green
Gordon Wagner
C. D. Hays
Laura Garrabrant
Pioneer Club
Lafayette Street
Brain Test Answer Report City State
The brain test answer lists ten items identifying a series of city and state names with rivers interleaved, culminating in a final entry indicating no river for the ninth item and none for the tenth.
Church News Highlights Local Women's Groups and Events
Mrs. H O Gilley hosts Graves Memorial U B church matrons class at 713 Denver St. Circle seven meets at 1223 Williston Ave. Scofield bible class meets at Graves Memorial annex. Group two of First United Presbyterian hosts at 411 Randall St. Majer guild presents a playlet at First Presbyterian. Candle Lighters study at St Mark's Episcopal with hymns. Unity guild at 2316 Tremont St Cedar Falls hosts picnic supper and social. Westminster workers meet at 313 Denver St. Standard Bearers meet at 610 Baltimore St. Macedonian class full day at Westminster. Delta Chi dinner party for Town Univ guests at Hotel Russell Lamson. Approved films list includes Patriot, Dragnet, Street Angel, and more. Beulah Lois Reams and Mylo B Redman wed. to reside in Waterloo. Schubert program by Miss Fae Collins pupils at her home. Family reunion at Roy Keith home with Venz and Smith families present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Guild
First M. E. Church
Clara McKitrick
Tremont Street
Cedar Falls
Delta. Chi Fraternity
University of Town
W. H. Bickley
Fourth Street West
Hotel
Russell- Lamson
Carol and
Clarice Akin
Frances Willoughby
Dorothy Hartleip
Margaret Noonan
Helen
Mary Price
Dorothy Scully
Jack Rouse
James MacDowell
Bliss Willoughby
Eugene Smith
William MacDowell
Ed Stickley
George Klingaman
Mr. van Winkle
Program Given at Woman's Club November Party
A Woman's Club November party features a reading The Abandoned Elopement by Mrs. W. Stanton Halvorson. Music includes Brahms Waltz in A Major Dvorak Kreisler Indian Lament and Knobloch My Lady's Lace performed by local musicians. Hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
W. Stanton Halvorson
W. F. Eighmey
C. W. Ellyson
E. §. Estes
G. Esterman
Paul W. Ewing
John Fanning
Will C. Farley
J. E. Ferguson
Frank C. Fish
Gordon Fish
T. J. Fitzgerald
H. W. Flint
R. A. Folk
J. A. Foote
Arthur Fowler
L. E. Fowler
A. C. Fox
Robert R. Francis
A. H. Frank
Henry Frank
Sam Frank
N. W. Frisbie
W. W. Gallup
George N. Garrettson
R. H. Garrison
T. L. Gauthier
John Geertsen
R. P. Gholson
Robert Gibson
T. F. Glenny
Floyd Goodrich
A. C. Graham
W. A. B Graham
A. G. Greeley
Charles Greeley
C. O. Gronen
Nellie Mae Green
Kirk V. Gross
H. W. Grout
E. C. Guenther
John W. Gwynne
Howard Hallowell
C. J. Halvorson
J. Hanna
Arthur Hanson
H. D. Harker
John C. Hartman
Discount Fur at Royal Furriers This Thanksgiving
In Town notes advertise fur coat bargains at the Royal Furriers with big discounts through Thanksgiving. The copy promotes La France Beauty Shop and Kroma Barber Shop at 602 Broadway with phone 3958, claiming expert service. Also mentions Agnes Thompson beauty shop and floral offerings under the Home Sweet Home theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la France Beauty Shop
Kroma Barber Shop
Broadway
Agnes Thompson
Her
Frocks For Winter Highlight Lace Ruffles And Pleats
Frocks for winter feature feminine details like tieres godots lace and ruffles with pleats. Candy an ideal bridge prize for afternoon and evening callers. Waterloo Drug Inc offers low prices and dependable supplies for a box around the clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Drug Inc
Fashionable Tailored Gloves and Floral Displays Prominent
Tailored gloves remain popular among fashion conscious women as chic colors and patterns lead the trend. Sherwood's flowers brighten winter expectations while chrysanthemums and roses promise festive table décor. Mary Lou offers shopping tips, and Woods' Millinery showcases original models with an early winter chapeau lineup. A notable discount on felts and velvets adds appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherwood’s
Mary Lou
Woods
Episcopal District Meeting at St Mark's This Week
The Waterloo district Dubuque deanery of Episcopal churches meets at St. Mark's Waterloo on Wednesday. The program begins with holy communion at 11. Dr. J. G. Creede delivers the sermon by Rev. Paul Shuart of Independence. A 12:30 luncheon follows before a business session with committee reports and brief addresses by Rev. Ernest B. Mounsey, Mrs. Jessie Jones, Rev. H. C. Boisser, and Rev. Mr. Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dubuque
St. Mark's Church
J. G. Creede
St. Mark’s Church
Paul Shuart
Independence
Ernest B. Mounsey
Christ Episcopal Church
Jessie Jones
Iowa Falls
Woman's Auxiliary
H. C. Boisser
Cedar Falls
Mr. Brandt
Waverly
Hemlines Dip as Fashion Shifts and Service Scores Rise
Fashion notes show hemline lengths easing this season while shops tout refined perfection in setting and service. Designers emphasize tailored silhouettes and customer experience as key selling points. Local retailers report steady demand for versatile outfits in midseason collections.
Club Sandwiches and Kitchen Kernels Digest
Do things Oren Do Things Oren Oy Mork Club Sandwiches. We cannot always procure chicken in a hurry but the corner delicates sensiways has cold boiled tongue so this sandwich may be made quite easily and serve as a delightful evening's supper. Toast bread and butter as you do for regular club sandwiches. On the toast place crisp lettuce, then curry of bacon, a fairly thick slice or two thin slices of cold boiled tongue, a slice of tomato, and plenty of mayonnaise dressing. Top with another piece of buttered toast. Serve immediately. Apple jelly flavored with mint is very appetizing to serve with roast lamb. When baking apples, fill the hole left by the core with honey and broken pecan nuts. Broccoli should be cooked in salted water until tender. A sugar shaker filled with pulverized sugar and cinnamon is convenient to have on hand for waffles and griddle cakes. This combination is preferred by some to butter or molasses.
Visits at Dyersville Miss Anselma Steger Week End
Miss Anselma Steger of Hillcrest apartments spent the week end with her parents in Dyersville, returning home after time with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersville
Anselma Steger
Hillcrest Apartments
Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs John R Coulson of Chicago have returned home after visiting Mrs Coulsons parents Mr and Mrs L B Miller at 1207 Mulberry Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Coulson
Chicago
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Happy Hour Club
A. W. Peterson
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L. A
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Memorial Hall
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Harmony
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Women of Sacred Heart Church
Graves Memorial U. B. Church
H. O. Gilley
King’s Daughters
T. H. Glasener
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Black's Tearoom
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Frances
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Black Hawk TI
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National Music Club
Edna Kent Forbes
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Donald B. Rheiner
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Liszt
Raft
Greig
Virginia Fish
Puccinia
Denzo
Pearly Curran
Scott
C. B. Rheiner
Verdi
Mizpah
Circle of King’s Daughters
A. Verne Myers
Kingsley Avenue
C. L. Kahler
I. E. Goodrich
Elmer Travis
R. J. Tarpy
J. P. Jones
Atte
P. J. Hoffey
Hillcrest
Fred G. Morgan
P.T. A. Activities
Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association
Church News
Denver Street
Yarry Confare
Circle Seven
First Lutheran Missionary Society
William Buchner
Williston Avenue
Scofield
First United Presbyterian Church
Joe Murray
Randall Street
Majer Guild
J. EB. Kohl
Co. BE. Arnold
J. Baugher
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
St. Bernard
Westminster
W. P. McCormick
L. P. Scott
Baltimore Street
Westminster Presbyterian Church
the Patriot
Fae Collins
Virginia Sipes
Annabelle Phennicie
Doris Dunham
Roy Keith
Grandview Avenue
Harry Venz
Louis Venz
Emil Venz
George Smith
This City
Woman’s Club
David Siegel
Hadassah Society
Mason City
Hadassah
Sam Diamond
Craig Hilyson
WSUI
Iowa City
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Riverside Drive
Louis Adkisson
Warren and
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Irene Smith
Ilea Marie Buehner
Richard Price
Mary Elizabeth Rollins
Betty Jane Tegard
C. Jolls
Otto Tegard
Margaret Jolls
Booth-Joseph’s
Royal Furriers
Episcopal District
St. Mark’s
Eureka Man
Eureka
Vacuum Cleaner Company Actory
E. Ath. St
Jecq
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Paris
Paul Poiret
Granada
Rita
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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