Tea for Waterloo teachers by A A U W welcomes educators
The American Association of University Women will host a tea for Waterloo school teachers Saturday afternoon from 3 to 5 at Mrs. Carl Bickley’s home 1501 Kimball Avenue. Garden flowers and pastel decor will set the scene with Mrs. Fred J. Miller and others at the tea table overseeing a program led by Mrs. Vera Rock Walls.
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Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Carl Bickley
Kimball Avenue
Fred J. Miller
E. L. Corton
Howard Hal Jewell
C. W. Ellyson
Vera Rock
Walls
Anniversary Observed with Evening Party
Fifteen guests attended an anniversary celebration at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Graham Smith 312 Ions Street on their first wedding anniversary. Cards were played and prizes awarded to Miss Emma Janssen and Mrs. Louis Stolte. gifts were given to the couple.
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S. Graham Smith
Ions Street
Emma Janssen
Louis Stolte
J. Smith
W. F. Trask
W. Clos
County W C T U Officers Reelect at Cedar Heights Meet
Black Hawk county W C T U members reelect officers at the county convention held at Cedar Heights community church. Officers include Mrs. Mary J Glenn Philpot as president and Mrs. Ida Mitchell as vice president. Resolutions endorsed state officer policy in the political campaign. A letter from Miss Mary Campbell, a former Waterloo resident now in India as a missionary, was read.
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Black Hawk County
Cedar Heights
Mary J. Glenn Philpot
Cedar Falls
Ida Mitchell
Waterloo
Rose Wild
Yapp
Jessie Slifsgard
Mary Campbell
India
Luncheon and Bridge Honoring St Paul Visitor
Mrs Harry Wolcett of St Paul Minn hosted a luncheon for 12 at her Fourth Street West home. Guests included Mrs Charles Ehy Mrs Lucille Glenny Mrs Myron Bunby and others as bridge tables formed. Tea garden display at Pinehurst featured garden club members and hostesses assisted. Maid of honor Helen Menges travels to Rockford for Evelyn Olson wedding with Russell Winnie. Dinner by Sons of Union Veterans planned at Memorial Hall. Presbyterian hospital alumnae met at Mrs Herbert Britzman home with Ruth Wahrenwald and Elia Lenius assisting.
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Perry Hoffey
Second Street West
Hopffey
Louise Burns
Verne Anton
Ruth Smith
Wasterloo
Barclay Street
Marjory Anderson
Eileen Glass
Hila Hermann
Harry Wolcett
St. Paul
Minn
T. H.glasener
Fourth Street West
Charles Ehy
Ransom
Lucille ‘Glenny
Paul
Garden Club
Pinehurst
Ali
Alice Simpson
Carl Bickley
Helen “Menges
Walerton
Rockford
Evelyn Olson
University of Wisconsin
Russell ‘Winnie
Milwaukee
Wis
Boa O'Clock
Olson
Rock ‘Ti
Presbyterian Hospital
Herbert Britzman
Balti- More Street
Ruth Wahrenwald
Elia Lenius
V. W. Venne
Black's Tearoom
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna
Hints on shaping eyebrows through hair removal and makeup techniques. It covers plucking methods, brow pencils, shading to extend length, and using cream pencils or shadows for darker brows and lashes. Cautions about hydrogen peroxide and smoking impact on nerves are noted.
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Edna
Forbes
Miss Ann Decker to Wed in September Honors Given
Miss Ann Decker daughter of Mr and Mrs T A Decker plans to marry John G Miller Sept 29. A Tuesday bridge party at 212 Home Park Blvd hosted eight guests with Miss Mary Cowan winning high score and Miss Decker receiving a gift. Other attendees included Eloise Burton Gladys Towne Marjorie Wheelock Janet Little Jessica Jones Mrs Harold Patterson and Miss Decker. Decker attended Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls and taught at Ainsworth. Miller son of Mr and Mrs John G Miller attended Iowa State College Ames and belonged to Phi Delta Theta.
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Ann Mario Decker
John G. Miller
Wilma Hey
Home Park Boulevard
Mary Cowan
Decker
Eloise Burton
Gladys Towne
Marjorie Wheelock
Janet Little
Jessica Jones
Harold Patterson
Miss Decker
T. A. Decker
Randolph Street
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
V. O. V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Ainsworth
Miller
Frederick Sired
Iowa State College
Ames
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Church notices for meetings at Otterbein Immanuel and area parishes
Numerous church groups schedule Thursday and evening meetings including Otterbein guild at Miss Helen Schenk 1418 Hawthorne Ave and Immanuel Lutheran sewing circle at 2 pm in the school auditorium. Hast Park Presbyterian Ladies Ald Society meets at Mrs Ira E Benford home. First Lutheran Missionary circle with Mrs Walter Slegraff. First Baptist women hold fall gathering at 2:30 pm with Mrs J J Miller presiding.
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Waterloo
O. BE
Matt Parrott
Sacred Heart Court
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Black’s
A. G. Reid
Otterbein Guild
Graves Memorial
U. B
Helen Schenk
Kutm
John George
Rowena Circle
Yeomen
Harry Duke
St. Mary's Circle
N. B. Olver
Dan O'Neil
Central
Christian Church
Woman's Benefit Association
George Cress
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk I
First M
Dr. C. Miller
Harmony
First Presbyterian
Church
U. GC
Faithful Workers
Fred Wiegert
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Graves
Memorial A.B. Church
Hawthorne ‘Avenue
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Ald Society
Park Presbyterian’ Church
Ira E. Benford
Hager
Circle Six
First “Lutheran Missionary Society
Walter Slegraff
Woman's Society of First’ Baptist Church
J. J. Miller
Local clubs set meetings and social events this week
Mrs John George hosts Kum Chat A at 12 20 luncheon at 211 Wellington Eldeen club meets with Mrs Forbes 624 Second St W Thisisus club hosted by Mrs Ray Bush 825 Baltimore St Jovlo club to meet with Mrs Dan O Nell 1322 Forest Ave Faithful workers gather at Mrs Fred Wigert 207 Leland Ave Luncheon at Pullman Inn Tuesday for T K club prizes to Mrs Balenscifer and Mrs Sedley R A Patterson to entertain Sept 25 W L B club hosted by Mrs Paul Penne 2312 Lafayette St with 10 members and one guest Prize winners were Mrs Joseph Kilgore Mrs Virgil Dye and Mrs Claude Dye Reports on miners boxes rushed to southern Iowa
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John George
Wellington Street
Pullman Inn
T. K. Club
L. Jd. Balenscifer
J. H. Sedley
R. A. Patterson
W. L. B. ‘Club
Paul Penne
Lafayette Street
Joseph Kilgore
Virgil Dye
Claude Dye
Iowa
Penne
Lester Peon
D A R Chapter Opens Year With Dinner Meeting Theme
Waterloo chapter of the D A R plans to open the year with a dinner meeting at Black's tea room. The program includes extracts from the D A R magazine, a paper on The Truth About the Blacklist, a vocal solo, and hostess details for the event.
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Waterloo
Black’s Tearoom
D. A. BR
T. E. Scott
G. W. DeWald
Eizabeth H. DeWald
Patterns to Obtain the Courier’s Up-to-Date Design
To obtain the Courier’s latest patterns send to the Fashion Department of the Waterloo Evening Courier. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled as soon as possible, with delivery expected about 10 days after sending the order.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo
Hileman testifies again in kidnap case in Waverly
Jay Hileman, a Black Hawk Buick salesman, testifies before the grand jury in a kidnap robbery case linked to a year old incident in which he was bound and robbed during a car demonstration near the Big Woods district. Hugo Seifert pleaded guilty and received a long penitentiary term, while a second suspect remains at large.
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Jay Hileman
Black Hawk Buick Company
Waverly
Hugo Seifert
Hallowell
Seifert
Hileman
Hremet County
Big Woods
Lechferé
High School Press Association Meets at Grinnell
Grinnell I8 Sept 12 The ninth annual convention of the High School Press Association will be held in Grinnell May 23 24 announced by Wayne Gard secretary The program includes editor addresses round table discussions and two motion pictures. Cups will be awarded for front page makeup best news story best editorial all around school paper humor column yearbook and news editing in competition.
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Grinnell
Yows High School Press Asociation
Wayne Gard
The
Associaton
Press Association
Hilemans Return From Lake Francis Vacation
Mr and Mrs Joseph M Hileman and their son Jay returned yesterday from a vacation outing at Lake Francis Minn They reside at 42 Wellington Street and were returning home after their trip.
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Joseph M. Hileman
Jay
Wellington Street
Lake Francis
Minn
Water hardness and Melo care promote soft water cleaning
A reader complains of hard water causing greasy scum in the basin and on towels, pans, and cloths. The letter suggests soft water, achieved with Melo products, cleans better. The writer urges purchasing Melo at the grocer.
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King’s Daughters
West Liberty
John Beck
Ralston
R. W. Schear
D.A. EK
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Daughters of the American Revolution
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Ida Schwind
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Valley Junction
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Thimblebee
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Logan Avenue
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Ella Mealhaus
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Hester Stone
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J. B. Sibert
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J. ©. Forbes
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Ray Bush
Baltimore Street
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Dan O'Nell
Forest Avenue
Fred Wisgert
Leland Avenue
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Johanna Mooney
William Marlow
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In & Body
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