Change in time and place for next week's musicale
The Chapter 7 P E O musicale moves to Mrs Grace Cascaden's home at 8 p.m. Monday replacing the year book schedule. Waterloo artists perform with Mrs Robert Parrott as accompanist presenting Bacarolle, Stube No 5, Deh Wieng von Lordar, Sundown, Sonata No 5, Villanelle, and Elegie. Committee members are Mmes J G Hildebrand, Robert Parrott, J D Liffring, and Oliver Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Cascaden
Waterloo
Robert Parrott
Bacarolle
Leschetizky
Liszt
Misa
Ethel Brinkman
Miss Sedgwick
Musicale
Mmes
J. G. Hildebrand
J.D. Liffring
Oliver Stevenson
Mrs H C Orrick Heads Waterloo Woman's Club Literary Dept
Mrs H C Orrick was re elected chairman of the clubs literary department at the Waterloo Woman's Club annual meeting held yesterday afternoon. Mrs Roger Birdsall was named vice president. A report on the circulating library on the balcony at Black's showed receipts of 386 dollars 49 cents since October with 351 dollars 92 cents spent and a balance of 34 dollars 57 cents. The library holds 201 books with 176 borrowers registered. Mrs Gwynne chaired Home and Education and announced L C Hemsworth as program chair. B L Holton spoke on insurance and Lester Miller on Owning Your Own Home. A play illustrated the insurance theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Co Orrick
Department of Waterloo
Woma Club
Roger Birdsall
Black's
John ‘Gwynne
L. C. Hemsworth
B. L. Holton
Lester Miller
Temple Builders Initiate Luncheon Series
The Sigma chapter hosted the first in a series of luncheon parties at the homes of Mrs. J. Ly Metz at 222 Walnut Court and Mrs. A. Hi Ryan at 435 Almond Street. An Easter yellow and green color scheme framed the event with attendees including C. Nichols A Travese D R Myers Gerald Rourke Wv A Hall Harrison Rhyan WW Hines Guy Haines K G Wolff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. G. Wolff
Small Girl Has Birthday Party Honors Doting Guests
Mrs. Phil Lucas entertained yesterday afternoon for her daughter Phylis Jeanne aged four. Guests enjoyed games and a large cake baked by Mrs. Titus Mortenson, four candles lit. Mrs. Mortenson and Mrs. P. J. Pitts assisted. Attendees included Betty Jane Mortenson, Betty Ann Landgraf, Betty Brink, Cleo Oleson, Kenneth Oleson, Charles Spear, Gthelyn Wedemeyer, Trobert Lucas, and Marjorie Huston. The three Bettys won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Lucas
Phylis Jeanne
Tulius Mortenson
Mortenson
P. J. Pitts
Lucas
Betty Jane Mortenson
Betty Ann. Landgraf
Betty Brink
Cleo
Kenneth Oleson
Charles Spear
Gthelyn
Wedemeyer
Trobert Lucas
Marjorie Huston
Club Notes From Waterloo and Becker Chapters Report Socials
Mrs M F Peterson entertained the Birthday club at her home with a 5 o'clock luncheon followed by bridge and hearts in the evening. High 500 scores to Mrs Charles Turner and Mrs Earl Dean. Mrs Rath to host Happy Hour club at 1 pm Tuesday. Elketes meet Tuesday afternoon at Elks club with no luncheon, meeting at 2 15. Past Matrons club of Waterloo chapter O E S reelects officers and plans theatre outing. Becker chapter O E S hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon Monday at Mrs C H Bunker’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ‘F. Peterson
Charles Turner
Earl Dean
Elktets
Elks Club
A.J. Bushy
Club of
Becker
O. EE. S
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week’s calendar lists multiple social events across Waterloo Cedar Falls with clubs and musical programs. Activities include matron’s and Paiste clubs, a glee club concert at Grace M. church, a musicale at Hotel Russell Lam Recital, and varied afternoon and evening gatherings at Becker, Cedar Falls chapel, Moose hall, and municipal clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yast
Becker
B. S
CH. Bunker
AL EB
Enderlein
Cornell
Grace M
Grace
Accade
Russell-Lam
Gilchrist ‘Chapel
Cedar Falls
Plans Finished for Eastern Star Carnival in May
Plans for a May 5 and 6 Eastern Star carnival at the Masonic temple were completed by Waterloo and Bogktet chapters. Free attractions, country stores, booths, concessions, and a six piece orchestra for two dance floors are planned. Committees cover finance, arrangements, big show, art gallery, publicity and more under General Chairman R L Detson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogktet
Waterloo
Eastern Star
Masonic ‘Temple
R."l. Detson
A. A. Lohner
Frank Adams
Mmes
R. F. Short
Ralph Dunlavey
Paul Ewing
Howard Burr
Harry Harmon
Cpt Adams
R. L. de ‘Son
Eugene
W. H. Buxton
Art Bellis
Clark Gormley
George Walker
Art Snackenberg
J. Marton
E. W. Bartlett
W. F. Schrag
Wardell Johnston
Candy
Fred. Wimber
Roy Metzger
Gaylen Green
Miss
Birthday Party For Mrs Brown At Home With Friends
Mrs Ernest Brown hosted a birthday party yesterday afternoon at her home with friends. April Fools antics and luncheon preceded a cake cutting, attended by many local residents including Mrs Harry Robinson and Miss Vernita Jaqueth. Eastern Star Becker chapter plans a reception April 6 at Masonic Hall for three grand officers, with refreshments and performances by local entertainers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Brown
Ernest Brown
Mmes
Harry Robinson
Ralph
Taber
Charles
Murphy
Ray
Witt
Harry Webber
Philip Dewater
Russell Hundley
Clyde
Harris
Jack Webber
Donald
Moss
Ned Walieck
James Trask
Miss Vernita Jaqueth
Order of Eastern Star
Becker
R.L. DeGon
Mary Wthel ‘Dixon
Masonic Hall
Dorothy Miller
Everett
Swank
Max Ryan
Bob Webster
Luella
Rose
Linden Junior Standard Bearers Plan April Entertainment
Linden church youth group met at Ruth Foster home to finalize plans for an April 22 entertainment. Violet Schrag led the session with readings by Schrag and Esther Teasdale and time for socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Ruth Foster
Violet Schrag
Miss Schrag
Esther Teasdale
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbs A Scalp Treatment
A beauty column offers a two day scalp treatment using crude oil or sulphur ointment, then shampoo with antiseptic soap repeated over a week. It notes cautions, massage benefits, and a four week regimen with oil and shampoo cycles to cure dandruff.
Cornell College Glee Club on 25th tour concert
Cornell College Glee Club will present a concert Monday evening at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church under the Epworth League auspices. The twenty fifth annual tour features Ralph Jameson Waterloo Louis Shoemaker Carroll as managers, John L. Conrad director, and Alice Louise Spencer pianist. The program includes Viking Song Cossack My Homeland Trade Winds and more with alumni asked to rise for the final number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell College
Ralph Jameson
Waterloo
Louis Shoemaker
Carroll
Grace Methodist
Episcopal’ Church
Epworth League
John’. L. Conrad
Alice “Louise Spencer
Fort Morgan
Colo
Coleridge-Taylor
Iack MacDowell
Dvorak
Hela
Keel
Paul Thump
Ben’ Johnson
Chopin ‘Coombs
Coppah Moon
Rovin
Robin
Lia Daatres
Glee Club
Kerry Dance
Vanced
Cess Molloy
John L. Conrad Paul
Trump Dallas Gibson
Songaan i Bencesseo Ha Glee Club
Valso
Alice
Louise, Sporiter
Paul” Trump
the Builder
Oes
Cadman
Arthur Vie
Voigt
Oid
Gia
Shelley Piaigistabe
Stanley Skinner
Cornell
Cleveland Orchestra to Play at Cedar Falls Thursday
The Cleveland Orchestra of 90 pieces will perform two concerts at the college auditorium next Thursday. Conducted by Nikolai Sokoloff, the group is praised for balancing classics with modern works and expanding music to youth. Matinee starts at 2 50 and evening at 8 15.
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Cleveland Orchestra
Cedar Falls
America
The
Musical Arts Association
Canada
Nikolai Sokoloff
New York Philharmonic
Tschaikowsky
Rachmaninoff
Manhattan
Sokoloff
Concert Will Be Given Monday in Gilchrist Chapel
A song recital is scheduled for 8 p m Monday in Gilchrist chapel featuring soprano Erma Stewart Reinbeck of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Assisted by Lois Rousch Cedar Falls pianist and Dorothea Speakman Lawton violinist. Accompanists Cecelia Vogelsang Denver and Marie Tully Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilchrist Chapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Erma
Stewart
Michael
Reinbeck
Lois Rousch
Dorothea Speakman
Lawton
J.A. Richman
Rousch
Alta Freeman
Speakman
Junior Hostess Welcomes Guests At Birthday Party
Patricia Rowntree hosted a seventh birthday celebration at her home with Easter symbols and prizes. Guests included Antoinette O Keefe Katharine Brown Louise Zimmerman Doris May Deters Ellen Cochenour Eleanor Clark and others. Temple and G A R reports note lodge program and April thimblebee plans. Happy Hollow club held a surprise party for Dorothy Larson. WBLA Waterloo review to entertain with bridge and 400 at Moose hall Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia. Rowntree
J. W. Rowntree
Antoinette O'Keefe
Katharine Brown
Louise Zimmerman
Doris May Deters
Eileen Cochenour
Eleanor Clark
Margaret Repass
Eleanor Leesbe
Anna May Tiedeman
Carol Davis
Happy Hollow Club
Frances Pines
Dorothy Larson
Hot Springs
Ark
Frances Tines
Vivian Tines
Pauline Roadman
Jean Sloan
Dorothy Larson Uelen Byerly
Marlys Atkins
Kathleen Adams
Wbla-Waterloo Review
Moose Hall
Bridge
Jealousy costs 1200 fine in Davenport incident
Howe Crentor, 28, admitted sending threatening notes to a school teacher and bombing rival's automobile. He was fined 1200 dollars and ordered to reimburse rival Andrew Splog for the car loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Howeard Crentor
Andrew Splog
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Roy McLain at Home
Mrs Roy McLain was surprised at her home by friends for her birthday anniversary. A three course dinner, Easter decorations, card playing and radio music followed. Guests included Henry Gilbert, BE L Mayes, J C Madsen, C P Quackenbush, P D Blake, J D Dunn, Mrs Alice Mishler and W A Byestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McLain
Mersrs
Mmes
Henry Gilbert
J. C. Madsen
P. D. Blake
J.D. Dunn
Alice Mishler
W. A. Byestone
Religion Important to Iowa Settlers in Early Towns
Iowa City April 2. The majority of Iowa s early settlers were resourceful industrious and law abiding They viewed religion as a desirable factor and held services in cabins stores or outdoors when churches were not yet built Ruth A Gallaher notes in The Palima sest State Historical Society Iowa City The pioneer preachers faced great hardships driving on horseback through heat and rain shoveling snow and mud yet some earned only a pittance and supported families with other work Camp meetings with whole families were common and conversions frequent Exhortations prayers tears and shouts of praise brought relief to the lonely hard working frontier populace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Dubuque A
Ruth’ A. Gallaher
State Jnstorjocal Society
West
Hawk Pilot Signs Pair of Prospects for Waterloo Hawks
Manager Cletus Dixon of the Waterloo Hawks announced the signing of two rookie prospects for the local baseball club. John Briggs, a catcher from Detroit, Michigan, and Arthur Bass, an outfielder from Chicago, were signed on today with Briggs recommended by Heinie Schultz. Dixon resides at 501 Fourth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cletus Dixon
Waterloo Hawks
John Briggs
Detroit
Mich
Arthur ‘Bass
Chicago
Heinie Schultz Dixon
Fourth Street West
Waterloo World War Vets Loaned Money by Bureau
Waterloo World War I veterans may borrow from the U S Veterans Bureau on adjusted service certificates under a recent law. Post office help provides application blanks via Postmaster Ray C Eggert and Becker-Chapman American Legion adjutant E J Brucher. Loans are available at the regional bureau office in Des Moines after two years from certificate date, at 2 percent over the federal reserve rate, for up to about 90 percent of certificate face value, repayable in lump sum or installments within one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Memorialshall
Bureau
People’s Savings Bank
Des Moines
Federal Reserves Act
Federal Reserve Bank For
Federal Reserve District
Buchanan for Glasses and Homeward Happenings
City in brief notes Mr and Mrs George BE Lichty return from California as Marian Metcalf of Cortlandt Street comes home from Chicago where she spent the week at Moody Bible Institute Gilbert M Schmitt, charged with issuing a false check for 500 dollars, was released on 1500 dollar bond by Judge J C Beemin after arrival from Chicago, with Detective Bill Steffen involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George BE. Lichty
California
Marian Metcalf
Cortlandt Street
Chicago
The
Moody Bible» Institute
Gilbert M. Schmitt
Bill Steffen
Police Department
J. Cc. Beemin
Local court sets trial date and nearby notes
Municipal court today set a trial for April 6. Mrs. William Jr. Gallagher of 314 Allen street sails to Rochester Mayo Clinic for observation and treatment. Maj. Frank R. Fisher returns from Melbourne Florida. Several residents travel to Chicago to witness high school basketball finals at the University of Chicago. A gasoline fire injures W N Dobson at 517 Argyle street. Mrs. William Jorgenson travels to HarlemMont. with three children after a family illness. Miss Louise Green and Miss Carol Burr attend events in Marshalltown Iowa. Waterloo ministers gather for a county meeting with Col A M Damon speaking. Mrs Jennion Bird and mother plan May return from Daytona Beach. Multiple families return from St Ansgar for Loyd Kuehl's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jorgerson
H. W. Steffen
First Street West
Harlem
Mont
Louise Green
Carol Burr
Marshalltown
Harry Rogers
Misa Jennion
Bird
County Recorder
Joh. “Bird
Florida
Daytona Beach
Waterloo
Anna Delfs
Orlando
Johnny Mostil Aims To Return By Mid May
Chicago April 2 Johnny Mostil centerfielder for the Chicago White Sox hopes to return to active play in mid May after recovering from an injury. Team officials indicated he is progressing well and will join rehabilitation soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Mostil
Chicago
The
Chica
White Box returns to Chicago after hospital stay
Go White Box returned to Chicago today from Maneve port Louisiana where he has been recuperating since his injury during the training season. He plans to rest at his Whiting Indiana home until mid May when he hopes to return to the White Box in cup. Mounted traffic police in Chicago are to be supplanted with motorcycle offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maneveport
Whiting
Ind
Fashion Department Patterns Pattern Order Notice
Courier Waterlooo advertises up to date fashion patterns with accompanying design. Head to the fashion department for pattern orders at 15 cents each. Patterns are seam adaptable and orders are filled promptly, aiming to arrive within ten days after sending.
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Courier
Waterloo
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N. F. Drilling
Club of Waterloo
O. i OS
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Paul Carson
Roaney” Hour
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Fine Arts Department
Woman’ S Club
Church News
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D. S. Axtell
Westminster
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Forbes
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M. S
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Temple
Rebekah
Lodge
Black Hawk
I. O.0
Moose
Jazzo
Harold Pratt
Frances Esslinger
Harriet Walker
Josephine Baruth
Audrey MecPike
Lois Messinger
Thurzy Bowers
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
W. K. Peavey
Charles Traton
Truman DeRoame
Dorothy
Henry
Elsie Davis
Hawk
Buchanan
William Jr. Gallagher
Allen Street
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
Frank R. Fisher
Fisher Bros. Tent & Awning Co
Melbourne
Fla
Robert Potter
Stewart Seidler
George Jorgensen
Laula Vollenwelder
University of Chicag
W. N.’ Dobson
Argyle Street
Dobson
Stanley Sieg
Une
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Col
A. M. Damon
Central Territory of the Salvation Army
United States
Sibert
Edelson
Waterloo Evening Courier
Commercial St
Paul Davis
Sioux City
New York City
A. J. Edelson
Edelson’s
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