Orchesis Club Holds Annual Dance Recital at ISU College
The Orchesis interpretive dance group of Iowa State Teachers College presented its annual recital in the college auditorium. Notable numbers included Soul of an Indian by Margaret Dausman, Melissa Sweeps by Florence Reed, The Wease by Catharine Patterson, and Leocoon via Lenora Legg, Geone Gibson, and Lucille Merrling. Other acts featured a Japanese pantomime, a Russian folk dancer, and an Irish number, with The Duel and The Slave Market drawing laughs and interest. Accompaniments by Ethel Brinkman and Van Ess, plus a string ensemble, accompanied Andante Cantabile.
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Orchesis
Iowa State Teachers College
College
Margaret Dausman
la Porta City
Florence Reed
Harpton
Melissa Sweeps
Wease
Catherine Patterson
Elxader
Genice Hallis
Hofman
Waterloo
Hig
Leocoon
Lenora Legg
Geone Gibson
Lucille Merrling
Eugene Field
Aoath
Ethel Brinkman
van Ess
Circus Will Be Given Saturday by YWCA at Town State Teachers
A YMCA of Town State Teachers college hosts a large Saturday circus dance in Werden’s gym as part of weekend events. Wesley foundation plans an April Fool party at Tau Sigma. Phi sorority tea at Mrs St Litlehelm’s home precedes a Saturday gathering at Mrs Woolverton’s.
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Pi Taw Chi Sorority
Hugh Buffum
Community Club Events Echo Local Social Calendar
A dense listing of dances dinners meetings and programs across KC venues and religious groups. Activities include Royal Neighbors Caledonian society Calvary Evangelical and Presbyterian churches Brotherhood of American Yeomen and Daughters of Isatella with venues such as BL hall Walnut Pier First Presbyterian and Maccabee clubs plus a Gideons banquet at Hotel President.
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K. C. Hall
Brotherhood of American Yeomenee
First Presbyterian Church
Caledonian Society
Walnut Pier
H. G Luditke
Calvary Evangélical’ Church
Chris
Han “Church
O. 2
Davis
Veterans ‘of Foreign Wars
Stephen Heiple
Isatella Bridge Party
W. ©. Foster
L. A
B. of L. P
E— Fireman's Hall
Rebekah
Indge
Black
Hawk
King’s Heralds
Grace M. E
Moose
Moose Hall
Triple Foi Club
Mrs
Harry Farr
Maccabee Club
Trainmen's Hall
Gideons Banquet
Houston-Gordon Service Read at Church in Vale
Miss Ethel Gordon daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Gordon Old Buckingham became the bride of Byron Co Houston Traer at 4 o clock Wednesday afternoon in Little Brown church Nashua. The bride's aunt Frank Mason Waverly witnessed the ceremony. The couple retired to Traer Thursday morning and will make their home here. Mrs Houston attended schools in Jackson Minn and Owatonna MN. Mr Houston came to north Tama from Guthrie Center IA and is employed with Traer Co operative creamery.
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Courter
Ethel Gordon
Arthur Gordon
Old Buckingham
Hadassah Meeting With President Aims for Chicago Trip
Hadassah members gathered Thursday at Bishop's cafeteria for a program and business session. Mrs. Herman Kaplan and Mrs. Jacob Kanofsky spoke on current events, Myrs David Siegel reviewed part of Thru Fire and Water, and Kirsch life was discussed. Plans were made to donate $10 to Hadassah Buds for the Palestine scowl movement. Mrs. Siegel, president, will attend a national meeting in Chicago next week and depart Tuesday for the event and related dinner Wednesday.
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Hadassah Sociesly
Bishop’s Cafeteria
Herman, Kaplan
Jacob ‘Kanofsky
Kirsch
Myrs
David Siegel
Hadassah
Palestine
Siegel
Chicago
Benefit Dance Draws Large Crowd At Armory
More than five thousand couples attended the first annual benefit ball by United Commercial Travelers Thursday evening at the armory. Des Moines orchestra provided the principal attraction. Committee leaders included W F Penaluna and Guy Jackson with W M Pate and Tyan Field. N Humiston senior councillor supervised events and E G Pullen handled tickets. Also noted was the marriage of Bernice Thompson of Waterloo to Robert A Boysen of Cedar Falls performed by Mayor Glenn A Tibbitts at Cedar Falls City Hall.
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United Commercial Travelers
Armory
Orchestra
Des Moines
St ‘Ange
W.F. Penaluna
Guy Mr. Jackson
W.M. Pate
Tyan
B. of L. F. and
Fireman's Hall
Central P T A elects officers and hears talk on training
Mrs. Floyd Kough was elected president of the Central Parent-Teacher Association on Thursday afternoon in the school building. Other officers named include Vice President Earl Tisdale, Secretary Neva Montgomery, and Treasurer John Lund. Mrs. Warsaw spoke on Training the Child, the Glee Club of Sloan Wallace School directed by Lyla Day. The Sandmen glee club performed and tea was served.
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Floyd Kough
Central Parent-Teacher Association
Earl Tisdale
Neva Montgomery
John Lund
W. WW. Warsaw
Giri Glee Club
Sloane Wallace School
Lyla Day
Gang “the
Sandmen
Hints in Beauty Care for Ears and Hair
Tips on showing beautiful ears, hair styling to expose ears, skin and hair care, facial tone, and hair drying. Includes advice on hair arrangements for different ear visibility, grooming steps, and routines for gym and outdoor activity. Also mentions weight considerations for a 15 year old and hair whitening hints with lemon rinse.
Daughters of Isabella Bridge Benefit Opens Tonight in Cedar Falls
Daughters of Isabella hosts a benefit bridge series opening tonight at Mrs. W. O. Foster’s home 302 Prospect avenue with refreshments and a prize. The guest list includes Mrs. Thomas Meisch Mrs. D. W. Peck Mrs. P. H. O Neil Mrs. Thomas Flynn and many others from Cedar Falls. Temple Rebekah lodge meets at eight o clock this evening in Black Hawk IOOF hall with a children’s program and refreshments. Gold Leaf Camp Royal Neighbors holds a card party tonight at K G hall.
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Daughters of Isabella Charity Fund
W.O. Foster
Prospect, Avenue
Thomas Meisch
D. W. Peck
P. H. O'Neil
Thomas Flynn
Temple Rebekah
Black Hawk IO
O. F. Hall
Gold Leaf Camp
K. G. Hall
Royal Neighbors
Church News Highlights Activities At Local Societies
Mrs W J French moving to Oklahoma City received a gift from First United Presbyterian Missionary Society at a Wednesday meeting hosted by Mrs C J Bassarewy. Sewing and lunch marked Division 5 at Central Christian church with plans for two weeks hence. St Margaret's Guild at St Mark's Episcopal met with plans for supper for the Men's club and a card party. Group one of First United Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs F F Campbell's home to set regular meeting dates and appoint officers.
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W. J. French
Oklahoma
First United Presbyterian ‘“Missionary Society
C. J. Bassarewy
Beventh
Lydia Leech
Dawson
Central Christian Church
E. W. Wardle
A. L. Bickel
Carl Ogden
Reed Street
E. R. Irwin
Campbell Avenue
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
W. M. Harned
Warren Gilbert
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
F. F. Campbell
Hammond Avenue
Charles Shaffer
J. M. Hamilton
Campbell
Shaffner
Hamilton
Ray Barclay
Berth Street
George Slninger
Club Notes and Gatherings Across Local Circles
Several clubs held meetings or luncheons led by hostesses including Mrs. M. Brown at Bishop's cafeteria and Mrs. Marie Troutman at W. Schultz home. Members named favorite pictures in a roll call, with refreshments served. Upcoming events include an Elite circle luncheon at Decker cafe and a T. A. M. Bridge club gathering at Riviera tearoom with honors to Mrs. Nicholas, Mrs. Joyce, and Mrs. Joyce.
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Orlo“'Miller
Shursdey
Black
Bridge Club
C. Bel
Robert
Francis
Leslie
M.’ D. Brown
Bishop's Cafeteria
D FL Merriman
Ray Hinmon
V. L. Fox
Lester Parris
Route 2
Marie Troutman
Elite Circle
W. Schultz
Decker Cafe
L. Ws. Farnum
Adam Lohner
Genevieve Schultz
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Riviera Tearoom
A. H. French
D. W. Nicholas
J. M. Joyce
Fred Joyce
George Fergeman
Dale Williamson
Willston Avenue
Allison Maynard
Donald Finlayson
W. G. Davidson
Veteran Conductor Joyce Placed on Honorary Retired List
Thomas H. Joyce veteran conductor of the Illinois Central, known as Tam to many, has been placed on the honorary retired list with a substantial pension effective April 1. Joyce, who turned 70 in March, served since 1880 for 48 years and nine months on various Passenger divisions, last running Waterloo to Albert Lea, Iowa. He will rest in California after making his final trip Saturday.
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Thomas M. Jaycee
Milian Ave Nue
Fine Central
W. Scott Williams
Erstern Lines
Joyce
Tam
Towa
Minnesota
Ianols Central
Ife
Waterloo
Albert Lea
Minn
California
Wolffs Mark Golden Wedding in Cedar Falls
Mr and Mrs Mads Wolff longtime Danish residents celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary in Cedar Falls with a family dinner at Danish Nazareth Church and a reception at the church parlor. Ten children and numerous relatives attend. Mr Wolff works at Viking Pump and Mrs Wolff remains active among friends despite health limits.
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Mads Wolff
Cedar Falls
Grove Street
Ott Nielsen
Nazareth Church
New York
Racine
Wis
Wolff
Mr. Wolff
Viking Pump Company
Albert Wolff
Charles Pedersen
Roger Wolff
Ronald Wolff
Emma Wolff
Russell Wolff
John Jeterson
Alice Peterson
Christian Jensen
Harold Jensen
Edel Jensen
Ernest Jensen
Adolph Wolff
Theodore Levine
Eugene Levine
Newcomer Joins Siegel Battery Plant in Waterloo
J and McLennan, a leading electrical engineer and chemist formerly with Cole Storage Battery in Chicago, arrives to oversee production as Siegel Battery Manufacturing expands. The plant, two years old, now tires to about 100 batteries daily and plans 500 daily with new equipment and improved methods. Mrs McLennan will relocate from Chicago to join him within days.
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Waterloo
McLennan
Chicago
Siegel Battery Manufacturing
Coampany
Middlewest
Cole Storage Battery Company
Siegel Battery Manufacturing Company
David Siegel
Clam Cocktails and Currant Cake From Vintage Kitchen
A faded recipe fragment describes chilling small clams for cocktails with a tangy sauce of tomato catsup lemon juice horseradish Worcestershire Tobasco and salt. It also outlines biscuit shells filled with creamed fish and buttered halves, plus a currant cake batter with butter sugar molasses sour milk and spices baked in a loaf or Turk's head mold.
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Turk's Head
Toots the piano playing cat delights owners at Wellington Street
A remarkable 18 year old tomcat named Toots weighs 16 pounds and moves across piano keys as he plays scales. He signals quarters by drumming on notes, responds to scissors, wakes the Bickleys at 7 am, offers a pawshake, and enjoys chasing sticks and paper balls in a lively household on 616 Wellington Street.
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Charless
Bickley
Wellington Street
Toots
Bickleys
Bickle
City in Brief: Local Movements and Visits Update
City residents report travel and visits including Mrs FP Jungkunz and Gradon Gregory to Waterloo, Mrs F W Troughton leaving for New York, George Rath of Rath Packing in Chicago for company business, Mrs W B Howell headed to Mt Pleasant for a visit, J D Cogswell and family relocating to Waterloo with Morris Motor Car employment, Mrs L R Marker injured in a ladder fall, Mary Haywood critically ill, and Frank E Bollinger enlisting in the US Army for Fort Riley to join the medical corps.
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FP. F. Jungkunz
Gradon Gregory
Waterloo
F. W. Troughton
Camp
Bell Avenue
Jeff
New York
George E. Rath
Rath Packing Company
Chicago
Eompany
W. B. Howell
Erving Street
Mt. Pleasant
J. D. Cogswell
Mankato
Minn
Irving Terrace
Gogswell
Morris Motor Car Company
L. R. Marker
Pine Street
Mar~ker
Mary ‘Haywood
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo April 5 1928
A Cour ier survey shows state supported Iowa prisons and institutions rose 36.5 percent over ten years. John G Miller Construction began a $40 000 apartment building at Independence avenue and Irving street for W B Howell. M E Midge Makeover signed to continue another year as East High athletics director.
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The
Courier
Iowa
John G. Miller
Independence Avenue
Irving Street
W. B. Howell
M. E. (Midge) Makeover
East High School
Benton County to Gravel 2812 Miles of Roads This Summer
The county awards a graveling contract to L H Holscher of Victor for 2812 miles of roads. Work to start when weather allows and finish by Sept 1. Project allocates four miles on No 3, eight and a half on No 12, 10 on No 4, and six on No 16. Railway freight figure referenced as historic context.
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Vinton
Benton
County
L.H. Holscher
Victor
Smocking Is Very Smart Fashion Pattern Ad
Colored smocking on white frocks is praised as a chic vogue for smart youngsters. Design 1685 offers linen outfits trimmed with smocking, collar, cuffs, pockets in sizes 2 4 6. Pattern includes yardage, simple instructions, and a perfect fit guarantee. Orders require fifteen cents.
Reinbeck Tonight Burials After Self-Destruction
Frank McGinnis of Altamont Mo dies by slashing wrists and jumping under a train near Reinbeck Iowa. He had a bank book and razor in his pocket, identification linked to Gallatin Mo. The body will likely be taken to Altamont for burial. ticket shows Regina Canada as destination. Authority, local inquiry confirms residence in Altamont.
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Charirter Bpeaat SorMoe
Reinbeck
McGinnis
Frank Ginnis
Altamont
Chicago
Inbeck
Frank, McGinnis
First National Bank of
Gallatin
Regina
Sask
Canada
Ackley Woman Dies in Iowa Falls Hospital
Mrs. Henry Eisentrager, 45, of Ackley, died at a hospital in Iowa Falls at 5:90 a.m. today after pancreatic infection. survived by husband, two sisters Emma Glaze of Ackley and Leona, plus a stepsister and step-brother in St Paul. born August 1883 in Sheffield, Indiana, and married in 1919.
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Ackley
Henry Eisentrager
Iowa
Falls
Sheffield
Eisentrager
Brain Test Answer Study Fragment
A fragmented query set posing six ambiguous questions about left, injury, sight, ownership, arithmetic, and disposal. The text mixes pronouns with objects such as car, house, wood, factory, tin can, waste basket, window, pipe, tobacco, and tobacco can, and includes unclear references to who performed actions.
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Society In
Orchesis Club
Elizabeth Guyer
Elizabeth
Moser
Lettie H.bignmey
Fourth Street West
Cecilia Kenny
Hampton
Betty Leonsard
John McDowell
Suganne -Laurel
Locust Street
Bunco
St. John's Sewing’ Circle
Bridge
Paul Penne
N. H. Delagardelle
Melsch
Joseph Otto
N. P Sorenson
George Moothart
Louis Wotlenwelder
Davenport
William G. Davidson
George Buchan
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Travelers Protective Association
Davidson
Post. F. Here
Mr. Buchan
Stave Board
Blue Triangle League
W. GA
Vale
UC. T
P.T. A. Activities
Lottie
St. B. C
D. of
Church News
Eldeen Club
Josephine Barrett
Parker Street East
Thomas Barks- Gate
Anna Cail
Black's Tearoom
Barrett
Thomas H. Joyce
J. C
Faris
Drisemains
Seehawk, J. A. McLennan
West and
4Th St. Bridges
Benton Co
Raplion Gores
Gastae Sro
NA We
Strand Theatre
Julia King
Candies Johnson
Josephine Bunn
Florence’ Goodwin
27Th St
New York City
Iowa’ Falls Hospital
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
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