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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1921

Page

9

Lecture by Prof C A Fullerton on music education opens society event

Society notes describe an April 19 lecture by Prof C A Fullerton, head of music at Iowa State Teachers College, before the Fine Arts department. The piece highlights his extensive work in music education, standards development, and the use of phonographs in classrooms, plus Florence Macbeth's new Olympia role in Offenbach's Tales of Hoffmann with the Chicago Opera association.

C. A. Fullerton Fine Arts Fullerton Iowa State Teachers College Altho Fort Dodge Town Society of Music National Education Association Con Florence Macbeth Chicago Opera Association Olympia Offenbach Macbeth Homan Hoffman

Allegory of Youth's Quest Told From Evangelistic Campaign

A Waterloo College tale recounts how Dr John Mecfombe inspired Verne R. Jay a Baraca class member and 1919 graduate to create an allegory titled Chained The piece follows Youth navigating the Forest of Fear facing Doubt Bewilderment and Volcanic Death with Temptation and Hypocrisy as diversions Truth and Faith later guide him from fear to the Land of Happiness through a moral journey aligned with evangelical themes.

John Henry Mec Baraca M. B GW. Orr Verne R. Jay West High Jay Waterloo

Macbeth Endorses Move to Recognize America's Singers

Miss Florence Macbeth, who will sing at First Congregational church on April 25, in a recital sponsored by the Women's Industrial society, voices strong support for the National Federation of Music Clubs to promote recognition of American artists.

Macbeth America Florence Macbeth First Congregational Church Hich Women's Industrial Society Federaton

Emerson district Parent Teacher Groups elect officers

One hundred sixty five Emerson district parents and teachers met in the gymnasium and elected officers including Mrs A S Weishaar president Miss Annette McKinnon vice president Miss Myrtle Whyman secretary and Mrs A C Vaughan treasurer A Whittier PTA session followed with new officers named and student demonstrations by third to eighth graders and tea service by seventh and eighth grade girls

Emerson Inet A. S. Weishaar Annette McKinnon Myrtle Whyman A. C. Vaughan R. L. Short Maria Brace Sioane Wallace West High i ‘School J. Clark West High Austin Burt Whittier Parent-Teacher Association Charles Davis Harry Padden Ruth Updegraff H. R. Agnew Naneen Davis Miss Fare H. D. Lee

Elect Miss Ransier Iowa Delegate to National Meeting

Miss Marion Ransier of Waterloo was elected as the Iowa delegate to the National Federation of Musical Clubs conference in Davenport this June at the So ciety of Music Teachers of Iowa annual convention closing last evening Fort Dodge hosted most programs by state instructors and a Belgian baritone concert by Louis Graveure. The event featured student recitals and receptions for about 100 visitors with a banquet planned for visiting members in June.

Society of Music Teachers of Iowa Fort Dodge Marion Ransier Waterloo Na ‘Tional Federation of Musical Clubs Davenport Louis Graveure Graveurs

National B P W Leader to Speak at Cedar Rapids Meeting

Miss Mary Stewart, prominent speaker for the National Federation of Business and Professional Women, will address the state convention at Cedar Rapids from April 23 to 30. She has served as executive chair and led the federation to growth, with a distinguished career in education and politics.

Mary Stewart Business & Professional Women’s Clubs Cedar Rapids National Federation Congressional Committee Republican National Committee Women’s Bureau University of Montana National Federation of Business & Professional Women's Clubs Republican Party Episcopal Church Stewart

Iowa Federation Leader Urges Unity for Advance of Women

Mrs. W. D. Ives, president of the Iowa State Federation, hinges many hopes on Miss Stewart's address to energize delegates. The talk aims to spark possibilities for Iowa federation, stressing coordinated planning and harmony of purpose among members.

W. D. Ives Iowa State Federation Miss Stewart Iowa Federation

Beauty Chats On Diet And Weight Management

Edna Kent Forbes discusses losing or gaining weight by examining food quality rather than quantity. She notes calories influence fat gain or loss, cautions against extreme diets, and suggests practical tips like olive oil, grape juice, light prebed meals, more water, and milk with meals while monitoring digestion.

Mickey

Waterloo church calendar lists varied services

The notice catalogs weekly church activities across Waterloo from Adventist to Lutheran and Presbyterian denominations. It includes service times, Sunday school starts, prayer meetings, and location notes for churches on Jefferson, Burton, Conger, Walnut, and other streets with pastors named, and evening programs across denominations.

Jefferson Street Park Avenue Clyde J. Askins Walnut Street Lime and Walnut Purser Dister Bens PLU Dowrd Mothe Peo Antioch Doulas Street WW. W. Ewing Bretheer Pirat Wellington Hey W. H. Beadler Church of the Heathren A. F P. Blouga Hi Christian Workers Meeting Fourth Fouth Fred Clark Plymouth Raymond W. Cross Latter Day Saints Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainte Stone Vhanel East Park Kern Cutler George Moody Bible School Perk Mulberry Jean Robertson Macartney D. D Paafor Christian Endeavor Ming Servier Firet United ‘Freadytarian Second Norwood Ij. Calhoun Teachers’ Institute D. m Wertminater L’ourtt Wael-lington Ranedalph Archibald Campbell Preston Cefar Heights Community Church Presbyterian N.S. Methfessel

A Different Kind of Guest by Ruth Cameron

Ruth Cameron writes about turning a family guest room into a renewing space. A mother’s rest inspires a family to host guests at intervals, starting with a son giving up his room for a visiting mother and daughters crafting a welcoming, well appointed guest area. The piece closes with news of the Loyalty Baptist Young People union meeting at Walnut Street Baptist church.

Joose Mother Shead Jin Martaee Loyalty Baptist Young People's Union Walnut Street Baptist Church D. J. Purser

Card Party at Moosa Ball Monday Afternoon

Mrs. Acksin McCoy will read rounds. E A R of R T will entertain at a card party at Moosa ball on Monday afternoon.

Acksin McCoy E. A R. T Moosa Ball

Iowan Dies 60 Miles From Railroad In Montana

The remains of Charles Cannon Jr aged unknown died March 31 at Cook Montana arrived at Bernard Montana Tuesday. He died while working a claim in the mountains with a partner located 60 miles from a railroad. The partner hauled the body on a handsled to Gardiner, then shipped to Livingston. He had lived in Cook for 34 years and left Bernard 41 years ago though returned for a visit four years ago.

Cascade Charles Cannon, Jr Cook Mont Bernard This County Tuesay Gardiner Livingston Altho Hei

M'Combe and Clase Ypsilanti Campaign Triumphs

Four week evangelistic campaign united Methodists Presbyterians Baptists and Congregationalists at First Methodist Church Ypsilanti Michigan. 1067 people signed cards about half new converts. Free will offering to McCombe and Clase totaled 2176 dollars split evenly. Mayor Schaible and George Millage led local support with strong appeals for attendance and funding. Next meetings planned for Appleton Wisconsin then Greene Iowa.

Ypsilanti, Mich W. H. Me Combe Harold c. Clase Methodists Presbyterians Congregationalists First Methodist Church First M. E. Church of Waterloo McCombe Clase William Schaibie George H. Millage Ynsilanti Board of Commerce Appleton Wis Greene, Ia

Universalist Church Buys Clara Barton Birthplace Shrine

The Clara Barton birthplace at North Oxford Massachusetts has been bought by the Woman's National Missionary Association of the Universalist church. The 98 acre Barton homestead on Taft hill will be kept as a shrine and openly visited. It will also host a summer institute to advance humanitarian work Barton championed.

Clara Barton American Red Cross North Oxford Mass Woman's National Missionary Association the Universalist Church Barton Taft Hill Miss Barton American Red Grass Society Cuba Ss Barton

Clara Barton Guild Formed at Oxford Universalist Church

The first Universalist church in America at Oxford Massachusetts marks the founding of the Clara Barton guild to perpetuate her humanitarian work. The sentence notes the church’s historic status and the new guild dedicated to Barton’s legacy.

America Oxford, Mass Clara, Barton

Quadricentennial of Diet of Worms Observed April 17

World wide commemoration marks Luther before the diet of Worms on April 17 1521 the event seen as closing the middle ages and starting the modern era It emphasized liberty of conscience and the separation of church and state with Luther's steadfast defense before Emperor Charles V and the assembly

Martin Luther Worms America Luther Charles V Holy Roman Empire Archduke Ferdinand Wittenburg Altho

Doctor Court to Address Ministerial Association Meeting

Dr F W Court will address the Ministerial Association on the subject The Pastor s Study at Hotel Russell Lamson Monday at 4 p m Rev Henry Mueller will conduct the devotional service.

F. W. Court Hotel Russell-Lamson Henry Mueller

Acquire up-to-date Courier fashion patterns by mail

To obtain the Courier up-to-date pattern of accompanying design, send it to Fashion Department, Evening Courier, Waterloo. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern. These patterns allow for seams. All orders filled as soon as possible, but should reach you in ten days after sending in your arc.

Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo

Also Mentioned on This Page

Society News Woman’s Club Miss Macbeth Evangelist Miss Ransier Iowa Vaincom Circle Unity Circle King’s Daughters C. H. Abbs Lincoln Circle Harriet Hohl Gracey Seebers Mary Miller Alta Fisher Anna Becker Leighton Nellie Entwistie California Refsnider J. W. Cane San Bernardino Cal Mildred C Wilbur E. Bedford A. D Bedford Cate Mabel Dean Anderson Monrovia Miss Cane The Saurier Heramily Bedford Dental College University of Southern California Vnce Siberia Dental Corps Woman's Club J. Levingston Robert Frost Brown C. M. Fisher 0. Denry Jackson McCoy Alice Brown Westminster Presbyterian Westminster Church Waldo Johnson Evelyn Kerr CG. TC M. F Rawlin Randolph Street Shimblebee Flower Fund Grace M. F E. J. Lockwood Mattle Tippett Bernice Eubank Minnie Zeuch Jueves Tarde Verne Wilson Paul Eightey Shriner Armory Waterloo Shrine Club E. O J. W Rath Jacob Riia National B. & P. W Beauty Edna Kent Forbes Eweek Union Jefferson AL Petarrot Llaanor IOS Feventog St. Joseph's BE. J. Slattery Park Avenue East Henry Knester Maurus Liberte F. M Theodore Worm Aysis Ats Ays M. D Jess Christadelphian Christedelphian Ecclesia Fifth and Randolph Streets Christian Pfourth South Tey G. D. Serrill Church OF Christ Scientist First Church of Christ, Scientiet New Church Wellington Streets Marsh-Place Building Christ—Stone Fourth Street Ernest J. Mounsey Holy Communion Bamit Sune Day School Woo. mi Mark Denver Lev Thomis Horton Dod Voly Evangelical Calvary Newell L. Baumgartner Bentor Y. P Eiret Mark Avenue Lafayette Street Rouse Square Clinton F. Smith W. Hy Gru Lyle Vespers Bop. A Young People's Meeting Pers Joseph de J Macartney Young People’s Service Logan Avenue Dane J. A Deedriak Ivlees L. C Senoric Congregation Hone of Jacob Sit Fifth Street West Habbi F. P. Yampol Aki St. Paul's Mo kKer C. E. Luce Pamluf Oachuol Epworth Tengue Cme Dinden Arcner Avenue Ray W. Harrop Nevada Street Franklin Vane Fuller Young Moople Kean Albany Moe J Bile H. C. Boyd Young Mana Sunday Club A.C. E Lutheeean Mapie and H. Munller Society Mission Sool Tom Om Emmanuel Lutheran Walnut and Vine H. Prekel St. Lukes Campbell Avenue Wm. Graham Trinity American Lutheran Redrick Cormer Fifth Streets FL Herbert Moehlmann Methodist Pirat—Fourth Randolph Frank W. Court BD. D. Bible Jschool Epworth League Fifth Street Emai BE. J. Lockwood Baivation Army Big Brother Mission Walter Street Ensign Henry Nicholls Holiness Duplar Young Peopl's Legion Woods Building Ruth Macowan Vesper Y. M Bridge Street Commercial Street Commercial Metropolitan Holiness Mission Fifth ‘Street East Ruth Cameron IOWAN M’combe Clase Ypsilant ENES Universalist Church Fred J. Clark R. ©. Hutstader H. G. Wells Hell First Presbyterian Church John Robertson Macartney DR. Court Namo
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