Jolly Evening Club Promises YW Vespers Playlet
The Jolly Evening Club presents two playlets at the YWCA vesper services Sunday at 4 PM. Cast includes Velma Winkey and Viola Sorge with Miss Nellie Brown directing. Following the program tea will be served by the religious education committee. services are public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesper Gervices
Slattery
Nellia Brown
Mildred Gleason
Religious Education Committee
Velma Winkey
Life
Alicea Bennison
Groad
Madeline Even
Service
Laura Qohrasen
Viola Sorge
Fear
Lorena Maas
Hope
Anne Frédrick
Faith
Elta Webber
Love
Jeannette Strompke
Bessie Mathes
Florence Hansen
Adéline Ikxtehn
Clara Hansen
Gladys Fontaine
Creed
Nellie Brown
Dramatic Club
Pearl Roberts
Ernestine Warner
Hazel Dow
Tme
M. Gilley
Ina K. Wood
Mao Carlson
Evelyn Hill
Jane
Ralph Hoxie
Maxine Kessler
Jean Stevenson
Swimming Exhibition at W C A Will Be Given Tuesday
A swimming demonstration organized by Mrs J F Dempster will feature children and women from 20 to 30 participants at the W C A pool Tuesday evening at 7 30. Eugene Mueller will announce from the depth of the pool aided by lanterns as divers and swimmers perform. Gladys Rudstrom and Mor ence Howard from Iowa State Teachers College will close with a diving exhibition.
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Birty
J. F. Dempster
Cedan Walls
Gladys Rudstrom
Morence Howard
Iowa State Teachers College
Rudstrom
Iowa City
Howard
Waterloo
Play-ground Commission
East
Della Wangler
Dorothy Smith
Thora Collyer
Helen Blowers
Verj Bila Moor
Ruth Smith
Lucy Knapp
Alvin Peters
Florence Howard
Miss Balensiefer to Marry Edwin Notteer on April 11
Miss Josephine Balensiefer announced her engagement to Edwin Notteer during a gathering hosted by Mrs. O. B. Hansen. The wedding is set for April 11. Balensiefer will be feted at social events this week with arrangements by Mrs. Hansen and Mrs. J. G. Balensiefer, including a party in Oelwein.
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Miss Balensiefer
Edwin Notteer
Josephine Balensieter
Tunico
O. B. Hansen
Edwin Notter
L. G. Balensiefer
Burn Smith
Arrs. Hansen
J. G. Balensiefe
B P W Club Meeting Tuesday in Waterloo
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's club holds its regular meeting next Tuesday evening with dinner at 6 30 in the clubrooms and an executive board session at 7 30. The program opens with a violin solo by Mrs Rose Richard Marshall and continues with a postponed mock trial. Birthday observances and social events follow in related notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business and Professional Women’s Club
Santé Place
Rose Reichard Marshall
I S T C Pianoforte Recital in Gilchrist Chapel
Advanced pupils of Miss Alta Freeman of the Iowa State Teachers College present a pianoforte recital in Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls Tuesday evening. Virginia Gabie Iva Musbach Opal Savener Cora Mac Hockaday Ruth Graner Lois Rausch Loveliz Ewolde Lyla Day Gretchen Henry Lucille Huntington Virginia Gable Glennys Ruge Marian Musbach Cedar Falls faculty and students perform works by Arensky Saint Saens Chaminade Tchaikovsky Mendelssohn Scott Cyril Scott and more with orchestral arrangements for second piano.
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Alta Freeman
Iowa State Teachers College
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
Miss Freeman
Arensky
Virginia Gabie
Iva Musbach
Saint Saens
Opal Savener
Chaminade
Opal Iaven
Tschatkowski
Cora
Mac Hockaday
Liszt
Ruth Graner
MacDowell
AfacDowell
Marilys Selewerk
Mendelssohn
Lois Rausch
Sternberg
Iva Musauch
Saint-Saens
Glennys Ruge
Pastor and Wife Mark 50 Years of Marriage
Rev. and Mrs. George B. Shoemaker of Cedar Heights celebration plans as they near their golden wedding. Open house scheduled 2:30 to 5 and 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. Luncheon with family at Black's tearoom. Shoemakers include EB. Shoemaker, manager at Ered L. Kimball Co. and George EB. Shoemaker, city waterworks boss, with others all living in Cedar Heights. The couple and family share long teaching and church service history across multiple towns, with Mr. Shoemaker serving in the Upper Iowa conference before retirement in 1917 and continuing part time work at Mt. Hope church. Mrs. Shoemaker active in church duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Slidemaaker
Cedar Heights
Black's
Shoemaker
J.george B. Shoemaker
Blanche H. Baldwin
McConnelshore
Methodist Church
Fulton County
McConneilsburg
Chambersburg Academy
Dicktenson Academy
Williamsport
Castle Filan
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Bo Lowa
S. W. Ingham
Upper Iowa
Clarksville
Cedar Rapids
Traer
Janesville
Jesup
Grundy Center
Fayette
Toledo
Town Falls
Maquoketa
Eldora
Geneva
Shell Rock
Castle Hill
Linden
Waterloo
Ha Conference
Brandon
Sumner
St. Paul's M. E
St. Paul's
Althore
Mt. Hope Church
Rowand Street
Cedar Weights
Flo
Methodist Veterans’ Association
Two Woman's Club Departments Meet Next Week
Waterloo Woman's Club plans include Literary department Friday afternoon and April birthday party this afternoon. Junior auxiliary meets Thursday at 3 p m. Luncheon reservations for Home and Education Tuesday with Mrs Corton or Mrs Schrar due by Monday noon. Business meeting at 2:36 with Criminal Psychology talk by Prof Homan at 3:20. Townsley to discuss Taxation Methods at 4 pm. Mrs Lichty to lead discussion. hostesses named. Easter cantata postponed to next Sunday. Rev Julius Leavitt, 73, former Ewing College president, dies in Wisconsin.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Home and Education Department
BE. L. Corton
W. FB
Hew
N. A. Lichty
George Suntley
BE. BE. Petrie
J. O. Knox
Floyd Chamberlain
Robert Knox
Kenneth Bragdon
J. A. Bown
F. Harold Realing
William DeMorgan
Joseph Vance
Gleaners circle meeting hosted at Elizabeth Morris home
Seventeen members plus four visitors attended the Gleaners circle gathering last evening at Mrs Elizabeth Morris home. Guests included Miss Mario Hoflier Miss Lewab Mason and Robert among others as the event proceeded with refreshments and light program notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleanors’ Circle
Elizabeth Morris
Mario Hoflier
Lewab
Mason
Robert
Local notices and social updates from Waterloo area
A jumble of social items, travel plans, illness notices, and local happenings. The Waterloo community includes visits, trips to Portland Rochester and New York, revival meetings, a hospital stay in Great Lakes, a corporate courtesy from Waterloo Gasoline Engine, and a bicycle accident at Park Avenue and Sycamore Street.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Challenge
Puzzle notes describe a crossword with single letters per white square and a diagram giving Word 1. Across clues include a yellow bird, a tool for making candles, and the most important organ in the body. Down clues include capture, what the cat would like to do to the bird, feeling ill, and actions when sleepy, with several plural entries and a meadow as Word 5.
Yesterday's Puzzle Advances In Local Notices
Announcement at a Town Grundy Center session on April 14 features Dr J T Shields of Jarvis Street Baptist Church Toronto Crat as main speaker. Interior woodwork at Dr R C Bickley's Kimball Avenue home nears completion with occupancy planned soon. The Commercial Grand restaurant moves tonight from 61 7 Commercial Street to the first door east of its quarters, with no business after supper until Monday morning. semi-private booths and layout changes planned.
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Baptist Bible Union
Grundy Center
J. T. Shields
Jarvis Street Baptist Church
Toronto
Crat
Baptist Bible Union of
North ‘Rica
R. C. Bickley
Kimball Avenue
Commercial Grand
Heittee & Sutherland
Commercial Street
Horseshoe
Courier
Daily Crossword Puzzle Solves From Monday Edition
Puzzle text presents a mixed list of cryptic clues and partial phrases with errors and misprints, including numbers and abbreviations. The item notes an answer will appear Monday and claims to provide yesterday's crossword solution. It reads like a syndicated puzzle snippet with irregular spacing and garbled entries.
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Ireland
Burning rubbish on paved street brings resident fine
Waterloo resident fined $6 in police court for burning rubbish on a paved street. A second resident faces hearing on charges from A O Faber, street commissioner, under ordinance 1187 prohibiting bonfires on pavements. The landlady’s direction to burn rubbish was cited as a defense but rejected. Tabor warns that burning rubbish on streets ruins asphalt. Scout training school for scoutmasters planned at new camp, with attendees voting on camp name. Indian name to be chosen by vote.
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Waterloo
Faber
Tabor
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Column Queries
A reader Q and A column from Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites questions on nature subjects. Questions about insect blindness cocoa origin birds' body temperature and related topics are to be answered in tomorrow's nature notes section.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mipe Ein Co
Nature Notes Dept
Answers About Peat Coal Breathing and Collar Bones
A fragmented excerpt explains peat formation turning into coal, and queries on how some animals breathe through gills. It notes whales and dolphins lack clavicles, as do some hooved and edentate mammals, with brief, non-graphic scientific descriptions.
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Jolly Evening Club
Y.W. Vespers
W.C. A
B. P. W. Club
Merrill
Peterson
Marble Perkins
Lucia Wilson Jow Score
Wilson
Russell Peterson
Y. W
Iowan State Teachers’ College
W. CG. A
Princes Willard Hall
Waterloo Association
Marie Watters
Ernesting Horner
J. M. Jensen
Bridee
Florence McGarvey
Carleton Davis
Broadbent
Emc Graham
Lincoln Circle
J. H. Lamson
Memorial Hall
Annie Hesser
Patriotic Committee
Katie Nauman
Telen Nauman
Arthur Trepp
Allison
Froom
Lafayette Building
F. VW Apfel
Spensley
T. GC
Black
Thea
Roger Leavitt
Ben Broadman
A. G. Fuller
Y’s Men's Glen Club
Firnished Music
Walter TP. Tansen
Earl Richardson
Merrill Peterson
Eiklets
BE. M. Towne
P. W. Belgnges
Pas
Fraternal Aid Union
W. R. Walker
Moose Hall
S. M. Wallace
Waffman
S. L
Benedict
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Alan Arkedl
George B. Shoemaker
First Lutheran Church
Martin Heyde
Lincoln, Neb
Julius Leavitt
Lincoln
Ewing College of
Illinois
Grandon
Wis
Church News
BRIEP
A. C. Beem
Illnness
William Mitchel
Huntingburg
Tad
J. Z. Miller
Matt Ethel _ Dison
Lemna Griffin
Dobscia
W. K. Stewart
St. Paul
H. D. Pickering
Southern Railroad
Chicago
FL Adams
Logan Avenue
Portland
Ore
J. M. Becker
Eighth Street West
Rochester
Minn
Marry Johnson
Oskaloosa
Johnsona
Ralph Jameson
Cornell Mews Gteaehib
Adelaide Gilchust
Tressa Berend
Waterloo Garment Company
New York City
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Gideons
Eth
Westminster Pres
Byterian Church
L. von ‘Krog
Wbarl London
Lowell School
Cecil Decker
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
A. E. Kenford
Mary Sullivan
Washington
S. C
J A. Fin Flemtan
Sullivan
W. H. McDonald
Pasha
Lovening
Walker
M. A. Parker
Des Moines
J. P. Hey. I
iMr
Edwin Parkins
Ray Titer
Atlen H.head
Waterloo Gasoline Engine Company
Waterloo Ministerial Association
Macy Campbell
Teachers College
DeBra
Gary
Tid Williams Bramiferno
Parkersburg
3Fe
Park Avenue
James Anderson
A. B. Lovejux J
Thom Porter
Alt Bit Street
Milton Pessing
Lafayette Street
Park Avenna
Sycamore Street
Daily Cross
Fis
Chine. Com
Owen
H. F. Greten
Farrier
Bridge St
DRS. Harvey & Moodie Chiropractors
Binck Bldg
Tug
Sibert
Phage
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