Bethany White Shrine instills 22 officers in Cedar Falls
Two hundred attendees witnessed Bethany White Shrine of Jerusalem install 22 officers at the Masonic temple in Cedar Falls. High priestess Mrs A H Baxter led. performances by Mrs Max Miller and Mrs Howard Burr highlighted the ceremony. gifts, talks, and a reception followed. Mrs Burr will attend an international Supreme Shrine convention in Milwaukee in April.
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Bethany White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
Cedar Falls
A. H. Baxter
Mirs
Russell Green
R. Tf Shors
A. N. Moentner
Joseph Miller
Sereen
Max Miller
Bond
Myre Karl Krause
Howard Burr
L. 5
Alexander Ss
Easler Song
Mat Dahl
Firs
Burr
George Lamm
Watehmat
The
Shepherds
Josepl Midler
A. R. Baxter
Baxter
George Jensen
George Wood
Milwaukee
International Supreme Shrine
United States
Canada
England
Social Events on Week's Calendar Tonight and Week
Plainfield high school senior-junior banquet at Black's tearoom and a sequence of weekly social events including Quota club at Hotel Rusasel Lamson B Natural Music club Miss Mac Howell and Chapter FE P E G Mrs H V Myers Chapter 7 PLE O Mrs Robert Knox Thursday afternoon Elxlets Elks club P L club Mrs M Westcott Happy Hour club at Black's tearoom Thursday and Friday club activities Becker chapter Q E S8 Matt Parrots Fortnightly club Dr and Mrs M S Cornish Golden Glow club Mrs H B Hine Blue Triangle league YWCA Friday lunch Woman's club Friday evening Madassil Bids Elizabeth Greenborg
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Plainfield High School
Black’s Tearoom
Rusasel-Lamson
Mac Howell
H. V. Myers
PLE
Robert Knox
Elxlets
Elks Club
M. ©. Westcott
Happy Hour
C. Hall
Becker
Matt Parrots
Golden Glow Club
H. &. Hine
Blue ‘Triangle League
Waterloo D A R Dinner Highlights Forestry and Plans
Waterloo chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a dinner in Black's tearoom for about 50 members and guests with Green themed decor. Talks covered Forestry week, native plant laws, and a tree planting program, plus a flag lesson and current events.
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Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mmes
W. W. Beal
A. I. Miller
R. E. Russell
A. E. Rumsey
Margaret Mastain
Grace Ullemeyer
Martha Merrill
Continental Congress
Washington, D. C
Netlrie Brents
L. T. Potter Grave
J. B. Becker
Frank Smith
Miller
Henry Foard
Ford
Miss Merritt
Mie State Forestry Department
D. A. R. Forest
George EH. Lichty
Cuba
Shanghai Woman's Club Expands As Oldest Abroad
April 14 report notes expansion of the Shanghai American Woman's club to eight city clubs for the coming year. Miss A Viola Smith, president, cites the club as the oldest American women's group abroad and highlights its international character and potential to lead open forum discussions on vexing issues facing China today. Mrs Robert J Burdetto adds emphasis on exchanging ideas with other federation clubs to promote international understanding.
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Shanghai
Shanghai American Woman's Club
A. Viola Smith
Ching
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Robert J. Burdetto
General Federation
Shanghai Group
Russian Program at Cedar Falls Woman's Club
The B Natural Music club hosts a Russian themed evening presented by Cedar Falls Woman's Club Music and Drama department. The program features Russian songs sung by a trio Mines William H Merner Lloyd S Alexander and Carl W Milter, with Ruth Cavanaugh Iowa Falls teaching college students presenting a one act play The Marriage Proposal by Anton Chekhov.
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Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Mae Howell
Mines
William H Merner
Lloyd S. Alexander
Carl W. Milter
Ruth Cavanaugh
Iowa Falls
Iowa State Teachera College
Anton Tchekov
Willie Mines
James Gattney
Robert Fearing
John Voar- Hees
Waterloo Ck
Cellar Falls
Becker Chapter of Eastern Star Hosts Easter Week Event
Becker Chapter, Order of Eastern Star entertained five couples at an Easter week gathering at the Elks Club last evening. During intermission Martha McCormick sang several pieces and the regular meeting is set for 8 pm Wednesday in the Math Parrott building with Mrs Enderlein and Miss Holman slated to perform readings.
Young Musicians Celebrate First Anniversary Party
Members of the Young Musicians club gathered at instructor Miss Annette M Lingelbachs home to mark the organizations debut year. Betty Jane Graham Lucille Timmerman Hetty Jean Bentson read the yearbook and eight prior programs were summarized by John Graham Lucile Timmerman Robert Star Beatrice Star Miss Lingelbach Betty Jane Graham and Miriam Huston. A brief piano recital followed and prizes were awarded to Miriam Huston Robert Star and Betty Jane Graham. Robert Star and Lucille Timmerman received favors for club service while Wendell Hayward offered a medley. A bright centerpiece featured a large yellow candle and birthday cakes for each member and honored guests Mrs H J Timmerman Mrs Albert Bentson and Mrs Hanna Star. Musical mottoes and warnings were inscribed on cards as Marguerite Johnson played a march.
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Annette M. Lingelbach
Betty Jane Graham
Lucille Timmerman
Hetty Jean Bentson
Miss Lingelbach
John Graham
Lucile Timmerman
Robert Star
Beatrice Star
H. J. Timmerman
Albert Bentson
Hanna Star
Marguerite Johnson
Postnuptial Party at Thompson Home Honors New Couple
Mr and Mrs Clarence L Thompson recently married hosted a housewarming at their Cedar Falls home with cards singing and dancing. Miss Lorraine Torbett Cedar Falls niece of Mrs Thompson entertained with fiances. Guests included Edward Bodeker Charles Bertech James Rickert Sylvester Bunker Frank McDonald Charles Breese Orville Higdon Mrs Taylor Messinger Lois Messinger Mrs Charles Sherwood Mrs Luella Carroll and Miss Ella Higdon. Refreshments were served by Mrs Hodeker and Mrs Higdon.
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Clarence L.thompson
Lorraine Torbett
Cedar Palls
Thompson
Hst
Messrs. and Mines
Edward Bodeker
Charles Bertech
James Rickert
Sylvester Bunker
Frank McDonald
Charles Breese
Orville Higdon
Taylor Messinger
Lois
Charles Sherwood
Luella Carroll
Ella Higdon
Hodeker
Higdon
Ellyson to Direct Waterloo Woman's Club Home and Education Dept
Mrs. C. W. Ellyson was re elected chairman of the Home and Education department of the Waterloo Woman's club at a meeting yesterday after floor discussion at the clubhouse. Mrs. T. J. Fitzgerald was re elected vice president. Mrs. J A Worley will be secretary succeeding Mrs. atl Bickley who has completed a two year term. Election of general officers set for April 27. Quota Club Telegrams issued 95 invitations for a business meeting at 6 15 p m Monday at Hotel Russell Lamson. Mrs Arthur F Milley, cashier of the Western Union Telegraph company, will supervise the Line program.
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C. W. Ellyson
Department of Waterloo Woman's Club
T. J. Fitzgerald
J A. Worley
Atl Bickley
Ona. Om
Quota Club
Triegramsa
Waterloo
Hints in Beauty Care Premature Gray Remedies
A reader shares home and professional tips for delaying gray hair using stimulating scalp treatments.Suggestions include antiseptic oils and shampoos applied thrice weekly, scalp massage by a skilled practitioner, and optional electric vibrators. Claims cover improving scalp circulation, reducing grayness for years, and combining these with beauty pamphlets and yeast-based dietary notes.
Church Guilds and Societies Gather for Spring Activities
St Margaret's guild of St Mark's Episcopal meets at home of Mrs Edmund Rausch on April 19. Circle five of First Lutheran Missionary society hosts Mrs Edward Burk. Clara Barton guild of Universalist church meets at Mrs BerjMerd Griefnow with Miss Maxine Steege assisting. Group two of First United Presbyterian Aid society met at Mrs John McDowell's, planning year's work. Community supper at St Paul M E L church serves 130 and attracts program participants. Gleaners circle of East Park Presbyterian meets at Miss Joy Sanford's. Elizabeth Morris leads biblical devotionals. Homebuilders class of Walnut Street Baptist meets with 40 attending and a children’s program. Fidelis class at Walnut Street Baptist reports 60 members, two numbers by quartet. Intro on evolution and the Bible by Wie lor Gilrogar. refreshments by Mrs Nettie Haskins and committee.
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St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Edmund Rausch
First United Presbyterian Church Aid Society
John McDowell
Gleaners Circle
East Park Presbyterian Church
Joy Sanford
Elizabeth Morris
I. EL. Sanford
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Mmes
E. C. Lind Strom
D. 8. Axtell
C. B. Smith
Thurlow Litthe
Carl Anderson
Fidelis
Walnuk Street Baptist Church
Mroo
Claude Crane
Jor Murgadant
Will King
Wielor Gilrogar
Nettie Haskins
Club notes recount postponed meeting and socials
Pandora chich postponed meeting from April 12 to 26 with Mrs Ted Benedict hosting at 1 o'clock thereonues day in Black's tenroom for members. Happy Hour club hosted Ruth Wilson and Miss Jean Wilken assisted with courtesies. P. L. club meets at Mrs. M. C. Westcott's home Tuesday afternoon. Merriman home yesterday afternoon honored Mrs. Henry Schatter with a favor. B. Y. club bid farewell to Zada Corbin and celebrated the club's first anniversary with guests at Helen Jane Orsinger's home then to Black's tearoom for slash.
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Ted. Benedict
Black
Tenroom
Happy Hour Club
Ruth Wilson
Misa Jean Wilken
P. L. Club
M. C. Westcott
BD. F Merriman
Henry Schatter
B. Y
Zada Corbin
Cedar Heights
Helen’ Jane Orsinger
Slash
B and P W Week Marked by Waterloo Club
Ralph H. Garrison manager of Town Public Service will speak on Women in the Professions and Industry at a Tuesday evening meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club. The talk is a feature of Business Women's week sponsored by the national federation. Miss Kathryn Fleming and Miss Lillian Dresser, students at Iowa State Teachers College, will perform with Miss Fleming and Miss Dresser. Miss Vera Burks and committee will serve dinner at 6 30 p m.
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Ralph H. Garrison
Town Public Service Company
Business and Professional Women's Club
Business Women’s Week
The
National Federation
Kathryn Fleming Will Slug
Lillian Dresser
Miss Fleming
Miss Dresser
Iowa State Teachers College
Vera Burks
Cedar Heights Community Party Draws 100 Residents
More than 100 Cedar Heights residents attended the second in a series of community festivals held in the school house. Grane march led by Mr and Mrs Allen of Vaterloo opened the event with games and dancing to a mix of modern and old fashioned melodies. Mr and Mrs W D McKinstry provided the music, Mrs H F Lincohy received a special favor, and the arrangements committee included Mines, J G Brinkerhad, J Kingsland, Henry Gee and Patph Edgerton.
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Cedar Heights
J. Kingsland
Henry Gee
Patph Edgerton
Club officers named after meeting and events
Mrs B L Cobb was elected president of Friday Study Club at a meeting at Mrs C D Hays home. Other officers include Mrs Hays VP Mrs B I Holton secretary Mrs W C Breckenridge treasurer and Mrs C H Davis critic. Hadassah Buds Belle Diamond Cedar Falls VP hosted a meeting in Esther Siegel’s absence. Readings and songs followed talks on Americanization and Palestine. W O R G thirty five members attended a Woman's etet corps meeting in Memorial hall. Breakfast Catholic Girls club to meet after 8 o'clock mass at Bishop's cafeteria.
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B. L. Cobb
C. D. Hays
Hays
B. I. Holton
W. C. Breckenridge
C. H. Davis
W. Stilson
A. W. Randall
Willis Johnson
Hadassah Buds
Belle Diamond
Cedar Falls
Esther Siegel
Myn Warty
David Siegel
Red Sea
Palestine
Judea
Israel
Hatikva
Edith Diamond
Elizabeth Greenberg
Catholic Girls’ Club
St. Joseph's Church
Bishop's Cafeteria
Patterns for Waterloo Evening Courier Fashion Depart
Notice offers Waterloo Evening Courier patterns with accompanying designs. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern and request is filled as soon as possible. Send to the Fashion Department in Waterloo for order processing and delivery confirmation.
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Tea
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Dave
Farewell Dinner at Cedar Falls Honors Johnsons
Cedar Falls April 14 Thirty two employees of Citizens Savings bank hosted a farewell dinner for W W Johnson who resigned after seven years. He will become cashier at a bank in Waukegan Illinois and he and his wife left last evening to move their household goods before May 1.
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Cedar Falls
Citizens Savings Bank
Black Hawk
W. W. Johnson
Johnson
Waukegan
Cedar Falls Girl to Marry Oelwein Man in Walnut Street Church
Esther Coombs of Cedar Falls and Thomas Boggs of Oelwein prepared for a 5 30 PM ceremony at Walnut Street Baptist Church Waterloo conducted by Rev Warren L Steeves with ten guests present Bridesmaid Nora Boggs and best man Leo Mahoney attended The couple will reside in Oelwein after dinner at the bride's home on Town Street and plan to move there Sunday
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Courier
Cedar Palls
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Waterloo
Warren L. Steeves
Esther Coombs
Thomas Boggs
Oelwein
Nora Boggs
Leo Mahoney
P. E. O. Chapters to Meet Monday Evening
Both chapters of P. E. O. will meet Monday evening. Chapter FE will gather at Mrs. H. Myers home where Mrs. Will Lane reads a play Be hold the Bridegroom by George Kelly. Chapter 7 meets at 8 p m at Mrs. Robert Knox home with a Japanese program Notes on Japan by Mrs. W. BE Spencer and a Japanese art collection led by Mrs. J. L. Leonard.
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Chapter FE
H. ¥. Myers
Will Lane
George Kelly
Robert Knox
Japan
W. BE. Spencer
J. L. Leonard
Brain Sounds Broadcast From University Station
Iowa City April 14. Delicate apparatus readies for the first broadcast of human brain sounds at 9 30 p m tomorrow. After three years of 연구 by Dr Lee Travis and Theodore Hunter the device will magnify and transmit nerve current noises over WSUE.
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Iowa City
INS
University of Town
Lee Travis
Theodore Hunter
WSUE
University Station
Travis
Hunter
Moore bound over on liquor nuisance charge
Harry Moore of 250 1-2 Douglas Street was bound over to the grand jury under bond of 500 dollars on a liquor nuisance charge after a preliminary municipal court trial before Judge George J. Sager. Two state agents testified. A similar charge against Marcus was dismissed. Moore’s attorney said bond will be furnished.
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Harry Moore
Douglas Street
Grand
George J. Sager
Huys
Moore
St Marcus
Bailey to Convention in Washington Next Week
Des Moines April 14 Adj Gen W H Bailey will attend the annual convention of the adjutants general of the United States in Washington next week.
Actress Waiter Arrested In Hollywood Slaying Case
Hollywood April 14 A motion picture extra and model Helen St. Clair Evans died mysteriously last June. Her husband Arthur S. Evans a writer was arrested on suspicion of murder with related charges. Photographer Edwin Bower Hoesser also jailed on battery and narcotic violations. Investigators link Evans to a Hollywood narcotics ring. Evans sought police protection two days before her death. Grand jury to review details next Monday. Evans reportedly served time in Elmira N Y and had a suspended sentence currently.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Helen St. Clair Evans
Arthur S. Evans
Evans
Albert T. Daniels
New York
Edwin Bower Hoesser
Daniels
Elmira
St Marks Church Hosts Northeastern Dubuque Clericus
The Northeastern Dubuque deanery clericus meets at St. Mark's Episcopal church at 10 am on Tuesday April 17. Rev Dr E H Rudd of St. Matthew's Iowa Falls will celebrate the eucharist. Father R J Campbell of Gedar Rapids will give no meditation. Afternoon talks cover theological liturgical and ecclesiastical topics. St Mark's altar guild provides meals. John Schiel and Howard Gallentine of 725 and 741 Vinton street depart for Chicago and return Sunday evening.
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Dubuque
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
E. H. Rudd
St. Matthew's
Iowa Falls
R. J. Campbell
Gedar Rapids
Altar Guild
St. Mark’s Church
Chicago
John Schiel
Vinton Street
Howard Gallentine
Waterloo notices and health updates span local events
August Schmitz of 303 Logan avenue is reported doing well after an unspecified hospital hernia operation at age 36. Mrs Harold B Plumb of 601 Broadway is recovering from a double mastoid operation at Aller Memorial hospital. Wiliam Galloway to discuss Waterloo future at Kiwanis luncheon led by Leslie B Gates with orthophonic music. Three Great Western railway officials visited on business. Frank A Haffa of Waterloo stands surety for $5000 bond for Emmett Kirby in a Du buque county manslaughter case. Kirby remains free until April 26 when sentencing occurs.
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August Schmitz
Logan Avenue
Herni
Harold B. Plumb
Broadway
Aller Memorial Hospital
Wiliam Galloway
Waterloo
Kiwanis Club
Russell- Lamson
Leslie B. Gates
Great Western Railway
J. H. Cummings
Dubuque
Gilmore Kuiper
Chicago
J. H. Hudse
Des Moines
Frank A. Haffa
Emmett Kirby
Charles Hos
G D Things to Beat G D and Cooking Tips
A fragmented recipe list describes hashed brown potatoes and serving ideas. It covers preparing diced boiled potatoes with butter and stock, browning in two pans, parsley garnish, creamed spinach on fried bread, stuffing with breadcrumbs for peppers, noodles in gravy, and a potato ham casserole method with milk. It also notes covering onions to soften and reduce odor.
Brain Test Answer List Reveals Mixed Animal and Place Clues
A compilation of paired items includes elephant and Amazon with Greenland, shark, crow, grape fruit, Jupiter, locomotive, Philadelphia, Mexico, ream, and sunflower. The sequence presents varied categories from fauna and geography to objects and celestial names.
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Elephant
Amazon
Greenland
Shark
Crow
Jupiter
Locomotive
Philadelphia
Mexico
Ream
Average American Ice Bill Shown At $2.19 Monthly
A promotional note cites figures from George H. Renel on ice costs across sections. It discusses regional variation due to seasons and suggests that with good refrigerators and proper use the bills could be lower. The figures reference first 169 customers and year round users.
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FTER
Benson, Gamblie, Johnson & Read
Association
Hess
Wom
George H. Renel
Dempster MacMurphy
National Publicity Committee
The Doctor's Choice on Ice Refrigeration Opinion
Mrs Meta Sherwin of Newark New Jersey cites a publicity column in the Woman's Home Companion. She quotes her husband a physician preferring ice to mechanical refrigeration saying it is safer and more reliable with no machinery to break down.
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Association
Woman’s Home Companion
Meta Sherwin
Newark
N. J
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