Society Notes on Fifield Marriage in Oklahoma
H E Fifield head of Fifield Construction, building a bridge at Independence Ran, announces the marriage of L N Ulbrook to Mre in February. The ceremony occurred at Trinity Church Talega Oklahoma with Rev A F Saunders officiating. Mrs Fifield’s family reside on a farm near West Plains, while the couple live at 1308 West Laurel Independence until the bridge project completes.Mgr Tinfeld has been away from Waterloo since September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Fifield
Billtimore Street
Fifield Construction Company
Independence
L. N. Uolbrook
West Vinias
Fifield
Trinity Church
Talega
Okla
A. FE. Saunders
West Plains
West Laurel Street
Mgr. Tinfeld
Wiarterloo
Renner Scribner Wedding Precedes Housewarming
Miss Alzina Scribner daughter of Mr and Mrs G A Scribner 2550 Mildred street married at 6 30 p m yesterday to Martin Thennar son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Renner who live near Waterloo in a home ceremony conducted by Rev Herbert Muehlman at High View farm Burton avenue The house had been furnished for occupancy and the bridal party included Esther Scribner as bridesmaid and John Weigle as best man A three course dinner and reception followed and both families assisted The couple attended East High and Gates Business college and he works with his father in raising thoroughbred stock Regular social notes and bridge party details followed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alzina Scribner
G. A. Scribner
Mildred Street
Martin Thennar
Oscar Renner
Waterloo
Herbert Muehlman
Trinity Affierican Lutheran Church
High View Farm
Burton Avenue
Esther Scribner
John Weigle
Club Notes and Social Gatherings At Local Elks Club
Social notes describe a stained text of gatherings including a Thursday luncheon at Mrs E A Heald home for Mappy Hour Neediework club members in spring decor with new and recent brides assisting. A bridge score tied to a regular business meeting at the Elks club with Mrs H A Maine entertaining her bridge club at Black's tearoom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owill
Ameet
Thursay
W.rath
C.F. Aigstadt
FW Fling
The
Elks Club
Local Clubs Schedule Evening Events and Meetings
Tonight Becker chapter QO 12 S Masonl¢ and Thursday afternoon FL P club Mrs Ray Hinmon AT W club Mrs Wilson Walton CG dR DE club Mrs FR OW Wuaite You club Mrs John Stillman YT A.M. Bridge club Mrs George Fergeman JiMtechele Mrs Harry Smith Social band Mrs L C Grover Thursday evening Blue Triangle for ipue Y W O A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL. P
Ray Hinmon
AT. W
Wilson Walton
OW. Wuaite
You
John Stillman
A.M. Bridge Club
George Fergeman
Harry Smith
L. C. Grover
Blue Triangle
Ipue
Two Departments to Meet Friday at Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's club Civic department hosts a Friday session at the entty house with speakers on Clean-Up Week Child Crime and Probation and Young Women's Christian Association work Topics include civic welfare and a symposium after talks Mrs J A Boatman will sing accompanied by Mrs A A Hoffman An annual meeting and luncheon follow In the afternoon Fine Arts department meets with current events a landscapist paper a Rosamunde Overture piano duets Victrola records and performances by the Gaponcy quartet and Gabrilowitsch selections
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Department of Waterloo Woman's Club
Entty House
Harry Kiester
Myrtle Doelmire
Social Welfare League
Florence Brin- Len Oem
Young Woman's Christian Association
J. A. Boatman
A. A. Hoffman
Fine Arts Department
Samrank
Landscam
Robert. Stuart
Rosamunde
Sethubert
Jack Patterson
Robert Parrott
E. J. Dunkelberg
BE. V W. Beal
Victrola
Flonzaley Quartet
Qossip Gabrilowitsch
Beethoven's Eroica Symphony Aired by Cleveland Orchestra
The Cleveland Orchestra under Nikolai Sokoloff presents Beethoven's Symphony No.3 Eroica to mark the 100th anniversary of the composer’s death at Teachers College tomorrow afternoon and evening. The work, completed in 1803, has historical ties to Napoleon and the torn title page reflecting Beethoven's view of power. The program promises a stirring, historically notable performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland Orchestra
Teachers College
Beethoven
Buonaparte
Napoleon
Cleveland Players
Nikolai Sokoloff
Parish and church groups schedule meetings and quilting
Multiple local church events arranged this week with Beeman Beamon Hoenberg and Christ Parish plans, St Margaret's Guild at St Mark's, and a 2:30 pm service. Mrs Ernest Pickworth leads Ladies Society quilting in church parlors. Ald. Merai church hosts all day session with hosts Nettger Tegtimeier. Altrarian class hosts a welcome party for Mrs Beal and Mrs Fox at Mrs Beal's home and a courtesy for Mrs Nilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Margaret's, Guild
St. Mark’s
Hi Willmeet
Toyo
Ernest Pickworth
Ald. Society of First
Liar
Merai
JP. ‘Nettger
H. Cc. Tegtimeier
Hints in Beauty Care for Posture and Breathing
This piece promotes deep breathing and good posture as paths to health and beauty. It urges hollow‑chested individuals to practice breathing, stand tall against a wall, and walk with a bowl for posture while breathing deeply to improve complexion, blood color, and energy. It also suggests scalp massage and oil or cream for skin, with lemon juice for lightening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onen
B P W Club Hears Two Talks of Much Interest
The Business & Professional Women's club heard psychologist Tom C. Igo at a dinner in their headquarters. He condemned tobacco advertising aimed at women and urged nightly affirmation programs and basic psychology taught to children. Miss Iffie Schuneman gave an illustrated talk on her Mediterranean trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom C. Igo
Business & Professional Women’s Club
America
Igo
Iffie Schuneman
Art Department
Iowa State
Callere
Mediterranean
Heyde to Sing Elijah in Independence Missouri
Waterloo baritone and professor Martin Heyde will sing the title role in Mendelssohn Elijah at 8 p.m. Sunday April 10 and Monday April in Stone church Independence as part of the Reorganized Church general conference. The performance, broadcast on KLDS 1000 watts 447 meters, features a 300-voice choir with soloists Nina Smith Alice Burgess George Anway and Paul Craig directing. Heyde also gives a four language song recital on KLDS April 12 at 8 p.m. with a varied program including arias, German lieder, and English songs accompanied by cello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Heyde
Waterloo
First Lutheran Church
Wartburg College
KLDS
Kansas City
Independence
Nina
Smith
Alice Burgess
George Anway
Paul Craig
G. Handel
Giordani
Cello Obligato
Valentin's Prayer
Gounod
Spectacle Aids Ben Hur Initiation Tonight
One hundred candidates take part in a Cedar Rapids Melchior court initiation at PL hall in Crawfordsville Indiana. The Cedar Rapids degree team arrives by special train at 3 p.m. with a band and reception to follow presided by Imer Mohr. Speakers include Steele and D0 Murtagh with others presenting tilka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melchair Court
Hien Hur
PL Hall
No Steele
Crawfordsville
Ind
Cedar Rapida
We C.F
Imer Mohr
Melchoir Court
Bananet
Tilka
Steele
B Natural Club Plans Exchange Concert in Cedar Rapids
B Natural Music club of Waterloo will present an exchange concert Tuesday evening April 12 in the Crystal room of the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids before Beethoven club members and patrons. The program features Marion Egan Smith Martha McCormick Frances Wratislaw Emily Sanborn and others in a varied vocal and piano lineup with readings. Beethoven club members will perform an exchange on April 26. Royal Neighbors of Waterloo camp hosts a Friday card party and related juvenile and adult meetings at K of P hall with times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Egan Smith
Martha McCormick
Sobrano
Frances Schmock Wratislaw
Merle
Emily ‘T Sanborn
Natural Music Club of
Waterloo
Crystal Room
Montrose Hotel
Cedar Rapids
Beethoven Club
Waterloo Club
Sanborn
Fish to Announce Plans for Growth of Elks Lodge
Frank C. Fish will be installed as exalted ruler of Waterloo lodge No 290 of the Elks. He aims to grow membership to at least 1,000 and maintain a high class organization. Open days for the public are planned. Charles Witt will transfer gavel duties. a buffet lunch will follow. Other officers named include Jack Campbell secretary Burr Towne leading knight Jeffery Sullivan lecturing knight Louis Alberta tiler George Scully trustee L D Miller treasurer B B Hunter grand lodge delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Frank C. Fish
Fish
Charles Witt
Chicago
Witt
Jack Campbell
Burr C. Towne
Jeffery Sullivan
Louis Alberta
George Scully
L. D. Miller
B. B.'’ Hunter
Grand Lodge
Plymouth Leads Sunday Schools Attendance Gain
Plymouth Congregational Sunday school posted the highest attendance percentage, 193, in a 10 weeks contest among city Sunday schools. The measure compares current attendance to the school’s average for the past two years as the drive began last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Sunday School
Quarantines list names and addresses for measles and diphtheria
A long list of individuals and addresses is recorded under quarantines for measles and diphtheria. The names include Thelma Whitsinger Verna Wingsbury Clarence Kies Jane Lamb Ethel Christian Sen Loraine Laird Mary Hellmund Betty Callahan Dorothy Pierce Jack Rath Irma Stevens Mary Elizabeth Glean Robert Smith Maxine Manning Buddie Lyon Carroll Marie Jean Rice Francis Witt Warren Whistler Billy Loomis Kathaleen Forrester Richard Heiser and others with various street addresses. The text also mentions ship boring worms under favorable conditions and notes Diphtheria and Searles Fever with additional names like Kathaleen Forrester and Richard Heiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma ‘Whitsinger
Verna Wingsbury
Forest
Clarence Kies
Barclay South
Jane Lamb
Ethel Christiansen
Clay
Loraine, Laird
Caifornia
Mary Hellmund
Vinton
Betty ‘Jane Callahan
Bayard
Dorothy Pierce
Adams
Jack Rath
Irma Lou Stevens
Ninth West
Mary Elizabeth Glean
Berteh
Robert Smith
Mullan West
Maxine Alice Manning
Buddie Lyon
Denver
Carroll Marie
Jean Rice
Linden
Francis Robert Witt
Burton
Warren Whistler
Lafayette
Booth Organizes YWCA Fund Campaign Plans
Alfred O Booth of Prockton Massachusetts arrives in Waterloo to begin organizing a citywide drive to retire the indebtedness on the YWCA building. Plans call for a first week in May campaign with meetings at the YWCA, aiming to raise the balance in one week. Booth cites prior successes including a $204,000 raise for a YMCA building in Westfield New Jersey. The Chinese knew cotton early, but relied on outside sources until the twelfth century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
Booth
Board of Trustees
Waterloo
Westfield
N. J
Christian Association
City In Brief Headlines From Waterloo Area
Local notes report Mrs Minnie Wood returning to Waterloo after four months with her daughter Mrs A M Stewart in New Hartford. Miss Minerva Burton, 609 Baltimore St, plans to return tonight to Munson TA to resume teaching. Mrs W A Burton, 609 Baltimore Street, expects to leave Presbyterian Hospital soon and return home by week’s end. Faith Pape, 6 year old granddaughter of Mr and Mrs John Kannen Kaiser, injured after a car strike, returns to school today. Mrs Harold Lund Rockford formerly Ruth Howard, visited Miss Lucile Stull then returned home. W A Folk, traveling salesman at 800 Mullan Ave W, recovering from injuries after a train collision. W Semmer of Chicago touring Central Western railroad, cites 100000 ton reserve at Oelwein and more elsewhere. Central Labor Union to meet in Carpenter's Hall with round table discussions after business session. BE Brucher adjutant of Beck-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Faith Pape
John Kannenngaiser
Harold’ -H- Lund
Rockford, WL
Ruth Howard
Lucile
Stull
Second Street West
Third district convention underway at Dubuque post
er-Chapman post and American Legion members Henry Callovan and Cressy Whaylen attend the annual Third district convention in Dubuque. The Dubuque post hosts a Boonaor Boy Scout rally tonight followed by a chicken noodle supper at First Baptist Church on Thursday April 7 at 3c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
er-Chapman Post
American Legion
Henry Callovan
Cressy Whaylen
Becker-Chapman Post
Dubuque
Dubuque Post
Boonaor
Dentists Lead Two Removable Bridge Clinics Tomorrow
Dr. Kope Akers of Chicago will conduct two removable bridge clinics tomorrow under the Waterloo District Dental Society. The first session starts at 2 30 pm at the hotel Russell Lamson with dinner at 6 30 pm. A second clinic is planned for the evening with dentists from Cedar Falls and Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kope “Akers
Chicago
Totel Russell-Lamson
Waterloo District ‘Dental. ‘Society
Will
Cedar Falls
Way
Mello-Glo Face Powder Promises Lasting Shine Control
An advertisement touts a new French face powder named MELLO-GLO from Paul Davis Dry Goods Co. It claims the powder keeps color and shine in check longer than current brands, offering a cosmetic solution for a dull or oily complexion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Local names and towns featured in upcoming gathering
Readers glimpse a fragment listing Independence, Vinton, Me town and others as part of an expected local meeting or event, with multiple places and people mentioned in a brief community notice.
Cabin promises best stock and low prices
A local advertisement touts superior stock and lower prices, inviting shoppers to visit The Cabin to prove the claim. It emphasizes value for both big and small purchases and urges customers to experience the savings firsthand.
Watering Evening Couries Patterns
To obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design, send to Fashion Depart ment Evening Courier WA Thaloo enclosing 18 cents for each pattern. Patterns low for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible and should reach you in 10 days after sending in your order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Wathaloo
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Tulsa
Woman's Benefit Association
Moose Hall
Fred Follett
George Highly
George Wellein
Iva
Garra~ Hrandt
Lantz
Woo F. Stimson
Rebekah’ Tast
Esterday
Dar Rapids
Cedar “Falls
Becker
Woman’s Club
T. C
Immanuel’ Luther
Theodore Rer
Beeman
Hoenberg
Beal
First’ Methodist Episcopal Church
Adam Fox
California
John Nilson
Edna Kent Forbes
Elijah
Piann
Albening
Tannhaeuser
Wagner
Die
Beiden Grenadiere
Griers
Schubert
Turess
D. Guion
Loewe
Danny Box
Lee Onett
Weatherly
Sos
Das K. Greene
PTAA
Near “East
John Fiske School
A. P. Blough
Church of the Brethren
George’ Devo
Harriet Walker
J. B. Meyers
Ross Conservatory
of. Music
Meyers
East Wich String Quartet
Florence Gabriel
Ruth
Iiftvieda Kamimeyer
D. A
Ll. BL Gates
Paul Revere
Priday
W.ow
C. A
Daughters of Ameri
Mmes
OW. Baten
Grace Wemes
Natural Club
Chopin
Alerte
Marionean Smith
Cadman
Frances Lehmadt
Wratislaw Arvin
Nadescha”’ Eer -Goring- Thomas
Hammond
Boy
Sidney Homar
Elks Lodge
Plymouth ‘Conatesnational Graves ‘Memorial A
First’ Lutheran
First Baptist
A First M. EL
Trinity
American Lutheran
Grace M. E Tebe
Westminster’ Presbyterian
First Brethren Ee
Church’ of the Brethren
Billy Loomis
Pis Sheridan
Clara Holcomb
Jackson
Kathaleen Forrester
Richard Heiser
Riehl
Orbis Sadia
Burlington
Vermont
YW. C. A
Community ‘Chest
New Drive
Alfred .O. Booth
Prockton
Mass
Buchanan
Minnie
Minerva Burton
Baltimore Street
Munson, Ta
W. A. Folk
Mullan Avenue West
Semmer
Great Western Railroad
Great ‘Western
Oelwein
Central Labor Union
Carpenter's Hall
BE. J. Brucher
Beck
Hugh
Beauty
KG CV AC Een
TOD
Millinery
Erly
Ellen J. Buckland
Kotex
Apyto Dath
Siza
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