Cedar Heights Woman's Club Opens Season Programs
Society in Review outlines Cedar Heights Woman's Club season with civic and garden department programs. Speakers include C A Morris on The Road Fund Issue, W S Pritchard on Insurance Home the Basic Unit, and Miss Callie Wieder on The Most Artistic Books of the Year. Other departments feature music, art, English pottery, and landscape gardening. annual meeting set for April 14 and luncheon May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Garner
Marion Ransier
Ellen Warner
Callie Wieder
Waterloo
W. RB. Lumry, Jr
Civic Ad Garden
Parties Planned This Week For Miss Decker Nuptials
Ann Decker will wed John Miller on September 29. Several pre nuptial affairs are planned this week including a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Henry Frank at 561 Sunset Road with four tables and rainbow color themes. Additional events feature Mrs. Reuben Miller and Mrs. Frances Osterman hosting a party to welcome singer Mrs. D. W. Axon, formerly of Waterloo, at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Decker
John Miller
Henry Frank
Miss Decker
Sunset Road
Reuben Miller
Frances Osterman
Neebel Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Waterloo
Mr and Mrs William Neebel observed their golden wedding with a large family gathering at their home 708 Marsh Street The couple born in Germany and Jo Daviess County Illinois were married in Lanark Illinois Sept 15 1878 They have lived on farms in Illinois Black Hawk County Iowa and since about 20 years in Waterloo Rev H Siefkes of St Johns Lutheran Cedar Falls spoke at the reception and the group enjoyed supper and gifts from relatives including out of town guests John Neebel Hartley Io Elmer Nebbel and Mrs Jake Olhousen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Neebel
Marsh. Street
Wittenburg
Germany
Illinois
Neebel
Jennie Aurand
Jo Daviess County
Tlinois
Lanark
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Waterloo
H. Siefkes
St. John's Lutheran Church
Cedar Falls
Social Calendar A bustling sequence of club events
Tonight lists Quota club and other groups at Hotel Russell Lamson Becker chapter and Firsh M. BE church tearooms. Tuesday features Woman's Benefit association card party Moose hall and Red Cross board at Black's tearoom. Evening notices include St Marys church events and various clubs. A Friday dinner honors Mrs Hartleth Mc Masters with reservations by Thursday and special program in Math Parrath building. Picnic supper honors Mrs George Morris. a wedding occurred at Plymouth Congregational church nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quota Club
Russell Lamson
Becker
E. S
Frank Adams
Calva Barton Guild
Dorothy Weatherwax
Philathea
Firsh M. BE
Clark's Tearoom
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Red Cross Board of Directors
Black's
Waterloo Elklets
Hiks
Gester Mier
Homemankers
First Baptist Church
N. Nichols
St. Mary’s Church
Loyal Helpers
First Brethren
Frank Klingaman
Business and Professional Women's Club
All Eastern Star
Hartleth McMasters
Sutherland
Iowa
Waterloo
O. BE. S
W. F. Schrag
Glenn ‘Tibbitts
Fred Clark
Roy Metzger
Muale
Wilma Schrag
St. Mary's Church
Bridge
Banco
Louis Vollenweider
George Paget
Fred Snyder
Joseph Kelly
Frank Collentine
Genevieve -Doorley
E. H. Lehman
Max Lindner
Joseph Baumgartner
Elvin Bute
Hints In Beauty Care The Jolly Smile
A beauty advice column discusses how any sincere smile improves appearance, warns against cynical or forced smiles, and suggests practicing a jolly, open expression. It mixes tips on teeth, eye expression, mirror practice, weight management, and light exercises to improve posture and reduce hip and abdominal fluff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nore
Rick
Dickens Club Hosts Guest Party At Bennett Home
Twenty members and guests enjoyed a luncheon and party today at the home of Mrs. G J Bennett 183 Lovejoy Avenue. A picnic luncheon was served with tables decorated by flowers. A program of Dickens quotations was in charge of Mrs G C D Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickens Club
G.J. Bennett
Lovejoy Avenue
GC. D. Becker
Church News Luncheon and society events at area churches
Homemakers at First Baptist plan luncheon Tuesday noon at 1117 Lafayette, guest of honor Mrs N Nichols. husbands invited. Philathea class to dine at Black's Tearoom in honor of Miss Jeannelle Oldfather, who will speak on Korea mission. First Presbyterian circles meet at various homes. Westminster and First Methodist committees host breakfasts, talks, and elections. St Marys card party and various church groups hold picnics, dinners, and meetings with volunteers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers Band
First Baptist Church
N. Nichols
Lafayette Street
Y. N. Cowlishaw
California
Philathea
First M
Black
Jeannelle Oldfather
Korea
Oldfather
Woman's Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Wll
H. H. Caughlan
Baur Oh Street West
Gerwude Bayless
China
Musicale at YWCA Friday Evening Promises Swedish Numbers
A Friday evening musical program under Circle seven of First Lutheran Church will feature Marguerite Johnson in Swedish song Alsa, dem dar Hemma, with accompanist Martha Thompson. The lineup includes trios, readings, piano solos, dances, and vocal numbers presented by local performers led by Theatrice Hazard and Leah Eickelberg, plus a breakfast gathering Sunday for Miss Kathryn Berry before her wedding. Regular meeting of Daughters, Union Veterans of the Civil War set for Tuesday at Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle Seven
First Lutheran Church
Marguerite Johnson
Martha Thompson
Blue Heaven
Roy Grifiian
Koute McClain
Sfrs
Gil- Milan
Mrs McClain
Theatrice Hazard
Vocalanio
London
Roy Giifillan
Leah Eickelberg
Misses Helyn
Dorothy Lynch
Irving Street
Kathryn Berry
Miss Berry
Oscar Berry
Virginia Berry
Art Bellas
Ray Holdiman
Virgil Thomas
Irma Eickelberg
Louise Burns
Mae Duffy
Dorothy Bennett
Betty
Waldo Galvin
Memorial Hall
Club Notes and Picnic Winners Listed
Wild Rose club will be entertained by Mrs. D H Palmer at 521 Fifth street east for an all day meeting with a noon picnic dinner followed by a business session and program. Eighty members attended a German Freundschaft club picnic at Electric Park on Sunday. prizes were won by Mrs. R Kunstling Mrs. Fred Masberg Miss Elsie Guth Joe Augustine William Kohl George Voss Henry Renke and Mr Lem. The glee club led by Martin Heyde sang The Linden Tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Societies
Methodist Church
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
GC. W. Hitchcock
E. Barron
E. %. Wilson
C. R. Cassell
Joan Wright
T. H. Wagner
Ernest Fay
W. A. Wie
Iams
Carl West
Charles Gates
J. W. Winder
Ladies’ Aid Society
Orule Congress
Woman's Home Missionary Society
S&s. BL Barron
C. C. Rickhoff
Forrest, Gillpatrick
Wild Rose Club
D. H. Palmer
Fifth Street
Freundschaft
Electric Park
R. Kunstling
Fred Masberg
Elsie Guth
Joe Augustine
William Kohl
George Voss
Henry Renke
Mr. Lem
Glee Club
Martin Heyde
City in Brief Updates From Waterloo Area
J Mendelson returns from New York trip. Modern Woodmen camp to meet at Knight Pythias hall at 8 p m tomorrow. Mrs A N Diehl undergoes serious operation. condition critical. W L Seeley of Chicago Great Western in Waterloo consulting with officials. Dr G R Bruggeman and family drove to Chicago over weekend. Mrs A P Heinen from Sardeson Hovland Co. back from three months at Clear Lake. New post office letter sign for exclusive special delivery mail. Mr and Mrs R J Cordell return from weekend in Freeport and Rockford. Rockford tornado devastation seen. Mrs G E Cooper hosts sisters from Portland and Boston visiting. William C Parley improving after hospital visit. Families of W W Allen and E D B Allen hold a please at Little Brown church in Nashua. Several local residents mentioned with health and travel updates. Weather note references longer day after rotation.
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J. M. Mendelson
Mendelson Desk Shop
New York
Modern Woodmen of America
Knightee Pythias Hall
A. N. Diehl
Iowa Street
Alien Memorial Hospital
W. L. Seeley
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Gchicago, Wes
Waterloo
Post O Office
R. J. Cordell
Mulberry Street
Freeport
Rockford
G. E. Cooper
Berth Avenue
Henry J
Barbey
Portland
Ore
William Rk
Cook
Baston
Mass
Wiliam
William ¢. Parley
Whittier Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
W. W. Allen
Riverside Drive
E. Dbd. Allen
Manly
Little Brown
Nashua
D. H. Dudley
Tonta
Elizabeth Corning
George Selbig
Harriett Hayes
Galena
Modesta Kelley
Jack Brinkman
J. E. Brinkman
Altho
Vermont Street
Denver
Colo
Independence and Charles City Folk at Tent Meeting
Waterloo attendance at the gospel tent on Fourth and Washington streets grew with worshippers from Independence and Charles City joining for afternoon and evening sessions. Rev. R. W. Pryor condemned broad mindedness equating other religions with Christianity, while Rev. G. E. Ellis spoke on the devil’s personality. Meetings begin at 7:20 each evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth
Washington Streets
Independence
Charles City
R. W. Pryor
G. E. Ellis
Methodist Episcopal Conference Sets 45 Ministerial Changes
Oskaloosa Iowa September 19 The annual meeting of the Town conference of the Methodist Episcopal church closed with about 45 ministerial assignments changed. A statistical report showed a loss of 407 members due to shifting population. Conference churches total 38806 members and 42921 in Sunday schools Ottumwa to host the 1929 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ottumwa
Will Offer Church Opposition to Smith Will Offer
Boone Iowa September 17 1944 climax to a week long discussion on Governor Alfred M Smith prohibition faced the Des Moines conference of the Methodist Episcopal church in its closing session. Delegates said they would present a formal resolution opposing the Democratic nominee position. Reading of ministerial appointments was last business before adjournment. Cedar Rapids Iowa Sept 17 1944 Maxine Houston 10 died from burns suffered while playing with a candle in a long dress the flame set the dress afire during a theater scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boone
Alfred EK. Smith
Des Moines
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Child
Cedar Rapids
Tat
Maxine Houston
Autumn shopping for students and families at Sterling stores
A lively catalog style column notes back to school shopping tips for students and parents. It highlights: loans from State Loan Co, fashion updates from Paris and Waterlot shops, Master Cleaners pick up service, new fall garments, hosiery and gloves, and chic accessories. The piece promotes studio portraits and local shops, urging families to visit booth Joseph s and Schuneman s Fountain for refreshment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuneman's
Cedar Falls Band Program To Present Special Numbers
Cedar Falls municipal band will perform here tomorrow night on the Elks lawn at Park avenue east and Mulberry street. Acting conductor Kirk S. Olesan directs with Grant Bailey at the xylophone. Dorothy Sisson will entertain with whistling. The 8 o clock program includes selections such as Bohemian Girl Overture and Wedding of the Peach, plus a finale titled Stars Forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Tommorrow
Elks Lawn
Park Avenue East
Mulberry Street
Kirk S. Olesan
Grant Bailey
Dorothy Sisson
Waterloo teachers picnic set for Tuesday at Elk Run
East Waterloo Teachers club will host a picnic tomorrow afternoon at Elk Run with new district teachers as guests. A picnic supper is planned for 5 o'clock and a season kickoff meeting will be held soon. Miss Bertha Stiles is president. If weather is bad the event will be postponed one day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Waterloo Teachers Club
RIK
East School
Bertha Stiles
Corn and Tomato Casserole and Pickled Beef Tongue
A set of kitchen notes detailing Corn and Tomato Casserole layering corn, tomato pulp, milk and butter with sugar and salt, plus a Pickled Beef Tongue method using bay leaf cloves onion and vinegar. Also a Green Gage Slum Salad described with cream cheese and nuts. The piece ends with an estimate of the United States public domain value at 26 billion dollars.
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United States
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