Society News Highlights From Local Club Meeting
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club heard V J Rechtfertig discuss the Morris loan plan as a training ground for bankers. The meeting featured chalk talk cartoons, musical numbers, and reports on profits from candy sales. plans for weekly fundraisers and bringing world speakers to Waterloo were approved, with Miss Stella Bushnell chairing the Independent Woman committee. A full dinner followed as various social groups and tables were listed for future events and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
V. J. Reehtfertig
Rechtfertiz
Morris Loun Pion Company
Winnifred Garvin
Tina
Martin
Lucille Diefenbach
Ediya Lick
Elizabeth Kenner
Diefenbach
E. C. McConnell
Dairy Cattle Congress
Alice Wykef
Ways and Mean
Jessie Ackermen
Waterloo
Peliiic
Stella Bushnell
Mary Horner
W. D. Tres
Ruby Elam
Interest In Bridge Tournament Grows at Country Club
Sunnyside reports growing interest in a bridge tournament at the country club. The second round at the clubhouse produced several decisive victories, with pairs such as Trudelph and Braniger, Jonesey and McFarlane, Cropner and Moore, and others advancing or winning across multiple tables. The third round is scheduled today between golf rounds, with players allowed to choose hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Bridge
Charles Trudelph
Amatha Braniger
Roo Wingler
Miss Wangler
Alfred 2Onesey
Ateh McFarlane
C. W Chapman
Clarence Cropner
Stanley Moore
Mary Leoiard
George Lichty
Fred McClain
Sfra
MekEihinney
Jore Alford, Jr
George Garretson
Cropper
Fred Norther
John Knox
Hoy Smock
James Foote
Kobere la
Arthur Fowler
T. Sullivan
W. P. Kerwin
L. T. Curry
Arthur Bussman
Vera M Reber and Winfred W Weimer Married Today
Vera M Reber daughter of Mrs A J Reber and Winfred W Weimer son of Mr and Mrs H L Weimer exchanged vows at 3 PM today at the bride’s mother’s home 4115 Fourth Street West Rev W H Beuchler officiated in a palms and orange blossom setting. The couple plans a short trip and will reside at 2115 Fourth Street West Waterloo. Weber is active in First Brethren Church and works at C M Berkley Hardware. Reber studied at Iowa State Teachers College and Westlake finishing school and is musically active.
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Maser-Chapman
Waterloo
Inez Chapman
Strawberry Point
John Moner
Independence
Moser
West High School
Fred J. Clark
First Congregational Church
Maude Hady
Grace Pollard
Vera M. Reber
A. J. Reber
Winfred W. ‘ Weimer
H. L.’ Weimer
Fourth Street West
W. H. Beuchler
First Brothres Church
Russell
Weimer
Aims
Westlake Finishing School
Los Angeles
Cal
Iowa State Teachers College
First Brethren Church
Lincoln
Wyoming
C. M. Berkley Hardware Company
Ellen K O Herrin and W Frank Hardy Wed in Dubuque
Ellen Kathryn O Herrin and William Frank Hardy were married at St. Raphael's cathedral in Dubuque. Monsignor T J Brady officiated before a large gathering. Catherine O Herrin and Jerome RicCann attended. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn's Wedding March and selections by Leo Goswiler and Marguerite Flynn. The bride, longtime Roshek department store manager, and the groom, an employee in Hitness Central offices, will reside in Waterloo.
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St. Raphael's Cathedral
Dubu- Gus
Fes
Ellen Kathryn O'Herrin
Alice O'Herrin
Dubuque
William Frank Hardy
Waterloo
James Hardy
Exeeport
T. J. Brady
Catherine O'Herrin
Jerome RicCann
Mendelssohn
Leo Goswiiler
Marguerits Flynn Sant An
J . Paul
J. Zimmer
Mary Cather
Zimmerman
Kief
New Reats
Thorwill
Roshek
Duiuane
Hardy
Hitness Central
Beauty Chats on Egg Shampoo and Health Tips
Edna Kent Forbes presents beauty advice on egg shampoo for hair cleaning and shine. The column also weaves in health tips on body reduction through exercises and breathing, plus a brief note on diet and digestion with practical remedies.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Sympathy and Selfishness
A column recounts a social scene where fevers and dislikes reveal attitudes toward illness. It contrasts genuine care with self pity and argues that neglecting one's health harms others, urging proactive treatment rather than heroic self neglect. The piece questions pride in suffering and emphasizes family impact.
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Hely
Club Notes From Yesterday's Social Gatherings
Mrs I Van Metre hosted the Happy Hour club with 23 members at a 1 pm luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson A basket of roses adorned the table Out of town guests included Mrs W W Fisher of Ontario California and Mrs L K Puffer with guest Mrs F J Eighmer A Noonday picnic is planned for Social circle members Thursday at Cedar River park Elite circles will host a social afternoon and picnic supper at the Adam Lohner home tomorrow New Century club delivered picnic baskets and surprised Mrs A Olson along Logan Avenue road yesterday afternoon Mrs Fred L Cousins attended as a club visitor
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I. van Metre
Happy Hour Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
W. W. Fisher
Ontario
Cal
L. K. Puffer
F. J. Eighmer
Cedar River Park
Adam Lohner
New Century Club
A. Olson
Logan Avenue Road
Fred L.cousins
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
The Green Dwarf Part I shows the mermaid princess delighted by a dress of many colored scales and calls the seven dwarfs to witness. The tale centers on mistaken perceptions and the princess's cheer as she admires the glittering attire.
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Mermaid
Jtock
Green Dwarf
Father Neptune
Izell
Neptune
Tzell
Errol
Neptunes
Meramid
Farewell to Two Pastors at Waterloo Meeting
Waterloo ministerial association to host farewell luncheon at noon tomorrow honoring Dr. J. W. Court who departs First M E. to lead St. John's M E. Davenport and Rev. S Smick transferred from Graves Memorial United Brethren to Gladbrook. Aborigine whistling tribes of Java speak at distance, whistlers chosen for loud whistles and livelihoods.
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First Loutheran—Ladies' Aid Society
Mmes
Henry Marsh
John. Pooch
Minnie
Ludtke
Tei
Mark's
Mararet's Guild
H. Jo
Bermporock
St. Margaret's Hall
Waterloo Ministerial Association
M.C
Carr to discuss city manager plan in Waterloo
Cary, city manager of Dubuque, will discuss the city manager plan before Waterloo residents at 8 p m in the Greater Waterloo G W A clubrooms. The Central Labor union will hear him later at about 9 30 p m in its own hall after completing its business. Carrs prior posts include city manager duties in Springfield Ohio Niagara Falls and Cadillac Mich with Cincinnati city engineer experience.
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C. BE. Cary
Dubuque
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo
Central Labor Union
T. E. Dolan
E. F. MacDonough
Association
Mr. Carr
MacDonough
Carr
Cincinnati
Springfield
Niagara Falls
Cadillac, Mich
Garr
American Association of Civil Engineers
Legion Meeting Discusses Armistice Day Plans
Becker-Chapman post American Legion will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m to hear a report on the Dairy Cattle and review post activities including Congress affairs and plans for Armistice Day. Winter activities may also be discussed.
Dairy Cattle Train Brings Iowa Herds to St Paul Show
A special dairy cattle train arrived in St Paul carrying 300 head from Iowa for the national dairy show. The exhibit includes 14 prize Guernsey and Jersey cows from Campbell's and Waterloo Jersey Farm, plus machinery displays from across the nation. Local bands and farmers from Minnesota and Wisconsin are scheduled to attend, with exhibits and invitations extending to state leaders and Minneapolis businessmen.
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Dairy Cattle Congress
St. Paul
Wj .W. Marsh
Campbell’s
Waterloo
Iowa
Bureau of Animal Panetry
W. E. Skinner
New England
Pacific Coast
New York
South
Middlewest
Skinner
H. Quamme
Federal Farm Bank
House
State Capitol
J. M. Hackney
Northwest Dairy Development Committee
Manlager Skinner
Minnesota
Wisconsin
McLeod County
Dunne County
Wis
Minneapolis
Hennepin County
Warren G. Harding
Raspberries Ripen on Sheridan Road
Springtime reporting notes Dr Harv y observing raspberries in bloom and ripe fruits in his garden on Sheridan Road. He gathers several quarts of berries amid other garden notes while speculation about strawberries and cities continues. The Hofburg in Vienna is described as the city palace with 1440 rooms and 1 kitchens.
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Sherid
H. E. Harvy
Courier Office
Harver
Texas
Hofburg
Vienna
Emperors
Austria
Bickley George Wedding Pact Filed in California
Bickley of Santa Ana and Mrs. Susan George of Waterloo signed a prenuptial contract via county recorder Jen nie Bird. Each keeps separate property. maintenance for the widow wife provision from Mr Bickley to continue until her death. if either acquires property later, it remains sole possession. The couple plan to reside in Waterloo and Santa Ana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Bickley
Santa Ana
Cal
Elias G. Bickley
Waterloo
Susan George
First Street
Jennie
Bird
County Recorder
George
Mr. Bickley
Mr. Lichty
Mrs. George
California
Chicken Feed at Knights of Pythias Meeting
Genuine chicken feed delighted the Knights of Pythias at their Monday meeting prepared by C F Woolley and Louis Aldrich. A large crowd approved the event, with a prior notice that chicken feed would be served, drawing about 5007 members and guests eager for the snack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pythas
C.F. Woolley
Western Avenue
Louis
Aldrich
Baltimore Street
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