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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1929

Page

3

Final Literary Program Tells Of Byron Shelley and Keats

Mrs. Howard Hallowell reelected chairman of Waterloo Woman's club literary department at the annual meeting. Mrs. Ben Howrey elected vice chairman and Miss Maxine Lamson secretary. Discussion covered Byron and Shelley with remarks on their life versus work, and Keats as poet amidst a group of major English writers. Doris Welstead spoke on Keats and the era’s great writers.

Howard Hallowell Waterloo Woman's Club Ben Howrey Maxine Lamson Lord Byron Percy Bysshe’ Shelley Byron England Childe Harold Manfred Shelley Bhelley Bost Alaster Adonais Keats Doris Welstead Publi Library Southey Wordsworth Coleridge Scott Hunt Welstead

Silver Wedding Dinner and Local Socials

The twenty fifth wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. George W Miller will be celebrated with a dinner at Black's tearoom with six couples invited and their son Kenneth A. Trenton, N J, as a guest. Many social events follow including a pupils party, bridge parties, card games, and a public bridge party hosted by the Waterloo Elks Hetts with prizes.

George W. M{ller Black Kenneth A. Trenton Sheridan Tord Gold Leaf Camp Fighteen Royal Neighbors Elks Club Waterloo Elghets Knights of Columbus Kc.hell New S

Child Violinist to Play for Iowa Music Teachers

Eight year old Ruth Dunkelberg of this city will travel to Cedar Rapids on April 18 to perform at the state conference of the Iowa Society of Music Teachers. She will play Tyrolean Air by Kafka, accompanied by Mrs. Herbert F. Marshall county chairman of music teachers. Her mother, Mrs. Elmer Dunkelberg, will also attend, and others planning to go are asked to contact Mrs. Marshall.

Ruth Dunkelberg Cedar Rapids Iowa Society of Music Tyrolean Air Herbert F. Marshall Elmer Dunkelberg Marshall

Hints in Beauty Care Washable Accessories and Hair Tips

A home care guide discusses washable spring materials marked fast and the ease of cleaning leather goods, gloves, stockings, and dress shields at home. It notes potential gains in freshness and time savings, and covers hair care with permanent waves, henna tinting, and scalp massages for better results.

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Easter Week Marriages Widen Across Northeastern Iowa

A string of Easter week weddings across Iowa small towns features brides and grooms from Des Moines to Nashua. Notables include Miss Dorothy Jacile Caweltl and Verlus F. Lindeman of Dysart, who wed in Des Moines and plan summer work at Lake Okoboji. Other couples include Miss Marguerite Wallace and Robert James Baker in Dayton, Ohio, with a Detroit, Michigan home planned. Miss Dorothy Smith and Ferrin Rasmussen of Plainfield near Waverly. Miss Wilma Sheldon and Clair Clingerman of Eldora and New Providence. Lydia Jensen and Tenes Christensen of Hudson. Ida Steenblock and Boyd Rodemeyer of Gelmon and Alexander. and many more across Tama, Jefferson, Chickasaw, and surrounding counties, detailing farm residencies and planned homes.

Dorothy Jacile Caweltl Rey G. P. Caweltl Des Moines Verlus F. Lindeman Dysart First Evangelical Ccturch Lake Okoboji Lindeman Marguerite Wallace Iowa State Teachers College Robert James Baker Dayton, O Detroit Mich Dorothy Smith Ferrin Rasmussen Plainfield David Tyrrell Waverly Elmer Tiedt Wilma Sheldon

Plays by Universalist Young People at church

The Fameseekers a two act satirical comedy will be staged April 17 and 18 at Universalist church by members of the Young People's Activities club. Melvin Clever directs the play with Miss Jean Cobb as the famesesker and Rev. Gonard B. Rheimer guiding the production. Dante Tonight Black Hawk lodge I O F hall will host a dance this evening.

Universalist Church Young People's Activities Club Melvin Clever Jean Cobb Gonard B. Rheimer

Church Women Meet In Local Circles And Classes

Community church circles and missions groups held weekly meetings across city locations. Leaders include Mrs Anna Gabriel, Mrs E A Zilmer, Mrs Grace Tisdale, Mrs Elan Roller, Mrs W Hitchcock, and Mrs D H Waite with gatherings at Walnut Street Baptist First Lutheran First M E and First U P churches. A Unity guild picnic and Home Builders class planning session took place at First M B E and Hammond Avenue with devotionals by James McMillan and social hour led by R R Kester. Weavers class at First Baptist elected officers W Wick president and R G Holmes secretary treasurer with Janet Little giving piano numbers.

Unity Guild M. BE. Churen Walnut Street Baptist Church H. G. Ludtke Hammond Avenue James McMillan R. R. Kester Richard Berry First Baptist Church Busster Hawthorne Avenue W. D. Wick A. E. Randall R. G. Holmes R. G. Ayers A. Chamberlin Janet Little

Club Notes Contrasting Luncheons and Bridge Wins

Mi Jo club hosts a Thursday 2 PM luncheon at the Hotel President with Mrs G H Williams as host. Helping Hand club guests include Mrs Harry Bartlett and Mrs oc M Sherrill at Quincy street home. sewing and birthday gifts noted. Bid Em Up club holds a 1 PM luncheon at Logan Way Inn with prizes awarded to several members. Guests listed include Mrs P S Walters and others. The club dues to be entertained Tuesday at Mrs J D Williamson’s 1222 Williston Ave.

Mi-Jo Club G. H. Williams Harry Bartlett Oc. M. Sherrill Quincy Street Bridge Club Logan Way Inn M. C. Troutner Verne Johnson Thomas Lynch Harryade S. A. Dudley P.S. Walters G. V. Lonnecker W. Blowers Barry Hil Clyde Goin J. D. Williamson Williston

Lincoln PTA Meets. Rev Clinton Smith to Speak

Rev Clinton Smith will address Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association on Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the meeting. Other program numbers are planned and refreshments will be served by mothers of second and third grade pupils.

Claude Bennett Third Street West Pilano Gwendolyn Morgan Barbara Buck Betty Ewing Martha Berry Eunice Belcher Richard Bre~cmler Raymond Smith Betty Foster Barbara Henke Billy Cowan Boys’ Club Wayne Rathburn David Buck Pythian Sisters Black's Tearoom Charmian Taylor Cedar Falls Esther Smith Manchester M. LaBarre K. P. Hall Clinton Smith Lincoln Parent-Teacher Association Lincoln Circle Nettie Entwisle Memorial Hall Anna Becker Addie Hotchkiss Appomattox

King's Daughters to Entertain State President Luncheons

King's Daughters chapters in Black Hawk county plan a week of events featuring state president Mrs Ida Mansfield Burlington at a 1 pm luncheon in Black's tearoom Monday with about 100 attendees and a musical program. The article lists numerous hostesses and upcoming society meetings across clubs including Delphian, D A R Mary Melrose chapter, and others with dates, locations, and program notes.

Ida Black Hawk County King’s Daughters Ida Mansfield Burlington Black Mansfield Order Des Moines L. ©. Ransom A. S. Wilson R. J. Tarpy A. Scholin H. R. Odell E. &. White W. J. Walsh F. W. Porterfield W. W. Davis Progressive Delphian Society Mary Melrose Chapter D. A R E. T. Alford Highland — Boulevard F. L. Northey Towa F. G. Wyant M. GC. Buck R. L. Stetzel G. C. Eickelberg Lura R. Leonard BE. W. Meyer G. W. Dickman Alford Majer Guild First Presbyterian Church Association of University Women Dickens R. W. Schear

Local YWCA Workers to Attend Regional Meet in Chicago

Waterloo YWCA intends to send Mrs C H Abbs president Miss Beth Tracy and Miss Ida Schwind to the regional conference in Chicago April 10 11 and 19 with about 400 delegates expected. Nan Black may also attend. Schwind stays for general secretaries conference Tracy for an adult guidance meeting.

Chicago C. H. Abbs Waterloo Sherman W. Co. A Schwind Tracy

Contralto Miss Cyrena Van Gordon to Sing at ISU College

Cyrena Van Gordon, one of America's early opera contraltos, will perform at Iowa State Teachers College next Thursday evening. Born in Camden, Ohio, she rose after understudying in Chicago Opera and starred in The Valkyrie English production. Her program will feature arias from The Valkyrie and Samson and Delilah plus English Italian French and German songs. Accompanist is Alma Putnam. Royal Neighbors-Waterloo will hold initiation Tuesday at Black Hawk I. O. F. hall.

Cyrena van Gordon Iowa State Teachers College Brunnhilde Campaninil Chicago Civie Opera Cincinnati Camden Ohio Aida Chicago Opera Company America Iowa State ‘Teachers College Mumbers Alma Putnam Royal Neighbors Waterloo Black Hawk I. O F. Hall

Hamburg Roast and Fried Parsnips in Home Kitchen

A dated home cooking fragment describes roasting Hamburg roast with salt pork, onion, crackers, eggs, milk, and spices for two hours, browning then slow roasting with pork strips. It also details frying parsnips in butter until tender and brown, plus a gingerbread batter with molasses, ginger, soda, egg, sour milk, and flour baked briefly.

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Local Notes From Waterloo City Scene

Miss Trene Newell visits family in Waterloo while others return from California and Osage honors dramatist Katherine Muleny. City bus service to Chicago limited by Easter snow. Cedar River near normal with no flood outlook as upper basin thaws. Local residents undergo travel, medical exams, and family trips amid winter weather effects.

Waterloo Chicago Am Des Moines Cedar Rapids Independence Mason Frank L. Kliingaman Hudson Road California J. Kilngaman George F. Johnson Sherman E. Freeman Sixth Street West Des Moines Government S. BE. Bentley Fourth Street S. M. Bentley Logan Avenue Mitchell County Osage Cedar River

Week's Social Calendar Highlights Busy Week Assemblies

A dense list of club meetings and social events fills the week from Monday through Saturday. Activities include Woman's clubs, Daughters of Isabella, Mary Melrose chapter events, Knights of Columbus card party, Harmony class, and various church and fraternal gatherings at venues like Black's Tearoom, Hotel President, and Memorial Hall. Names such as Mrs. Warren Brown and Mrs. Charles Eaton appear among organizers, with dates and venues scattered throughout the schedule.

King's Daughters Black's Tearoom Woman's ‘Club T.T. PF Warren Brown Eeutatdtin Carrie Rubus K. C. Hal Dickens Club Charles Eaton Progressive Delphian Society Black's F. A Woo Unity Guild M. Ey Jean Morrison U. P Myrs E. A. Zilmer OC. L. Reusch First Baptist Church Mary Melrose E.T Sons of Union Veterans and atxiWary—Memorial Hall Waterloo Camp Royal Neighbors Black Hawk I. C. C. F. Hall Guy Haney L.A BR. T Fireman's Hall St. Mark's Episcopal Church M. E C.- W. Hitchcock P.T A—K Lincoln Pythian Sisters Woman's Missionary Society Galvary Evangelical Church Circle 5 First Lutheran, Missionary Society H. W. Miller Graves Meniotik U. B C. F. Stanheim Westminster Workers Westminster Presbyterian Church Jolly Six Club William Blewers Rowena Circle O. H. Hoy A. Munson Woman's Society First _ Bantss vhurety St. Mary's Sewing Circle Sehonohall Daughters of Civil War Veterans John''Stallman Ladies’ Guild Christ Episcopal Church Cecil Bickley D. F. Club Charles Burk Joclus George Willams Tayle Club J. J. Roberts L. M. S. Club Thomas Carcaden Home and Education Department Woman's Clubhouse Imrs G .H. Davis Lincoln Circle Nettle Entwistle Wonin’s Foreign Missionary Society St. Paul's Waterloo D. A First Presbyterian Church I. O F. Hall A. AL UL W Tincheon—Hotel

Brain Test Answer Note Found Words From Testament

A list of words recovered from a word testament includes test slamet am tame am amen me men en vent man tem eat among others, suggesting a puzzle oriented set of fragments rather than a cohesive passage. The items resemble common English and partial morphemes used in wordplay.

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