Mata Besete Weds Clifton C. Jenking at Independence
Mata Besete and Clifton C. Jenking were married at 11 a m today in Independence. The ceremony, conducted by Rev Givert, drew 28 relatives and friends. Dinner followed at the Gedney hotel where the bride wore a tan costume with pastel embroidery. she is a former bill clerk for Crk Lk FP for five years. The couple plan to reside at 122 Kingbard Avenue after a brief trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mata
Paterson
Clifton
C. Jenking
Independence
Givert
Presbyterian
Gedney
Jenking
Bill
Crk
Lk FP
Hee Nisbend
Jenkins, ‘& Fergemann
Kingbard.avenue
Ruth Knittel and Florence Reed to Give Song Recital
Ruth Knittel and Florence Reed, sopranos from Waterloo and Iowa State Teachers College, will present a song recital at Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls at 8 p.m. Monday. Accompanists include Denya Meyers and Janet Little from North Liberty and Waterloo respectively. The program features works by Gréation Haydn Puccini and modern arrangements, with Negro spirituals and popular art songs, reflecting a varied concert lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Florence
Reed
Soprand
Leslie I. Reed
Iowa State Teachers College
Ruth Knittel
Waterloo
Gilchrist
Cedar Fade
Denya Meyers
North Liberty
Janet Little
Allelujah
Gréation
Haydn
Thomas Viet D
Rahhmaninost Huerter
Curran Asters
Batten
Miss Reed
Hageman
Lamba
Homer Vey Strauss
Iscees
Miss Raittel
Legion Auxiliary reports work and birthday party observed
Legion Auxiliary Rehabilitation committee chair HH Hartgraves reports May 4 to April 12 tasks. Auxiliary and legion members served 22 ex service men at Independence hospital with refreshments, music, books, and groceries. Seven personal calls and three phone calls were made. A box of treats went to Iowa City hospital. names of committee members listed. Little Jean Virginia Lawless celebrated her third birthday with a party at home, guests named, light refreshments served, gifts left for Hittite hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
HH. K. Hartgraves
American Legion Auxiliary Rehabilitation Committee
Taflay
Legion
Independence
Lowa City
Hartgraves
Chris Hornstein
Sebaris McCarthy
Jean
Virginia Lawless
H.W. Lawlees
Avere
Doris Haffa
Virginia
Earl Blitsch
Miriam
Arnold Nemecek
Shirley
Jane ‘Bross
Margaret
Agnes
Bess Dwyer
Illinois Central 500 Club Hosts Wilgus Party
Members of the Illinois Central 500 club held a surprise party at the Wilgus home last night with 500 as the main diversion. Favors went to Mrs Leon Brown and others while a four course luncheon followed. Past Noble Grand circle met with Mrs John Myers’s group, plans for a quilt discussed. Chelton club gathered with guests from Cedar Falls. Dickens club plans a Monday luncheon at Mrs Charles Eaton’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central 500 Club
William Wilgus
Wilgus
Leon Brown
William, Bishop
George A. Harper
Harper
Bishop
Brown
Nobile Grand Circle
John
Myers
Peterson
John Wesley
Hurst
George Schoel
Schoel
Chelton Club
E.G. Lidstrom
E.R. Lindblom
Cedar Falls
William Feisner
Bert Mullan
Dickens Club
Charles Eaton
Church Group Officers Elected in Burton Avenue Class
Triple L class of Burton Avenue Baptist church elected officers with Mrs Lyman Church as president Mrs Harold Goldsberry as vice president and Mrs Frank Myers as secretary treasurer Light refreshments were served and games and radio music entertained Committee included Mrs Roy Wilson and Mrs McKinley Gleaners circle at Last Park Presbyterian met to rehearse for Easter program Miss Genevieve Halloway served refreshments Philathea class of First Methodist Episcopal planned a 30 supper at Black's tearoom with a short business session and talks by Miss Correy Conlen and Alice Waugh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Avenue Baptist
T. F. Catshall
Lyman Church
Harold Goldsberry
Frank Myers
Catshall
E. M. Nicholas
Oscar Schadt
Roy Wilson
McKinley
Gleaners
Last Park Presbyterian Church
Genevieve Halloway
Marvin Halloway
Philathea
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Black's
Correy Conlen
Alice Waugh
Iowa State Teachers College
Order of Eastern Star
Becke R
Masonic. Hall
Russell Lovall
T. A. Decker
Clyde Welch
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week's events list indicates multiple social gatherings in Cedar Falls and Waterloo venues. Activities include dances, card parties, club luncheons, and musical recitals at tearooms, chapels, hotels, and auditoriums with organizations such as Elks, Rebekah, Phi Alpha sorority, Black's Tearoom, and the Woman's Club hosting meetings and elections.
Talk on India and Music at Waterloo Woman's Club Party
Easter Monday celebration by Waterloo Woman's club features a guest talk on India by Rev Andrew Walker Gordon and a diverse musical program. Performances include piano duets, vocal duets, a vocal solo, and piano pieces performed by members and guests at the clubhouse with a large general committee aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
H. A. Wilson
Elliott B. Wise
Andrew Walker Gordon
Gordon
Foreign ‘Missions Fiold
India
Karl Manz
W. W. Gallup
Martha McCormick
A. Bf. Donnan
Charles H. Trunkey
R. RR. Young
R. W. Waite
W. J. Walsh
D. J. Walker
Dr. Kingsley
W. R. Walker
W. P. McCormick
S.M. Wallace
A. G. Graham
W.T. Warwick
Porter Henderson
C. A. Waterbury
Walter Hunt
Frank Watkins
Herbert Ward
H. EB. Weatherwax
A. J. Miller
J. A. Webb
Elmer Bitterly
A.S. Weishaar
George C. Welker
A. J. Isdelson
J. Wenner
W. R. Burkett
Estell K. West
H. Ll. Anderson
Frederick E. ‘Wheeler
J.dean Browning
IE. Wheeler
Tim. Cass
D. H. Wick
John Wilhelm
Carrie A. "Willmel
Bert. Williams
Henry RK. Williams
S. Willams
B. W. McDowell
Callie “Wieder
Bila Wiliams
Hints in beauty care frivolity and common sense
A long anecdote argues that frivolity can be vital for invalids and aging individuals. It cites a woman in Ohio who recovered from illness after seeking lively, fashionable experiences in New York. The piece urges cheerful visits, bright surroundings, and simple skincare to improve wellbeing.
Child Psychology Talk Highlights New View on Infants
Mrs lise Forest of Iowa State Teachers College outlined a modern child psychology view at the Waterloo Woman's Club, explaining babies are born with mixed capacities shaped by environment. She urged early nursery education, noting Town State Teachers college nursery serves 16 children from 20 months to four years, emphasizing self-reliance, social learning, and routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lise
Forest
Iowa State Teachers College
Home and Education Department of
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Recital by Lucille Miner and Pauline Johnson in Gilchrist Chapel
Soprano Miss Lucille Miner, Davenport, assisted by pianist Miss Pauline Johnson, Harcourt, will give a recital Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Gilchrist Chapel, Iowa. Program includes Handel Adorations, Meyerbeer, Rachmaninoff selections, and standard concert etudes. The event is presented by State Teachers College Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Miner
Davenport
Pauline Johnson
Harcourt
Gilchristchapel
Iowa
College
Cedar
Joshua
Handel
Adora
Robertos
Meyerbeer- Rachmaninoff
Gretehannof
Meer
Franz Fireflies
H.W . Beach
Igor Love Is
Steppe
Slumber Sons
Schubert
Grice
Miss Parker and Fiance to Be Honored at Dinner
Mr and Mrs M A Parker host a 7 p m dinner at their home in honor of their daughter Miss Josephine Parker and her fiancé Floyd Toyner whose wedding is next week. Guests include Mrs Harry White of Chicago sister of the bride and Mr and Mrs D Henry aunt of the bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Parker
Josephine Parker
Floyd Toyner
Harry White
Chicago
D. Henry
D. Henry. Mrs. Henry
Mrs. Parker
Alert
Miss Parker
Idle couple celebrate over seventy year marriage anniversary
Mr and Mrs Idle of Louisa county observe their sixty second wedding anniversary at their Letts home with several children and grandchildren present. Born in Ohio and Virginia, they moved to Louisa County in the mid 1800s and married near Letts in 1866. Both long active in local church and town life.
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Columbus Junction
Frank B. Bile
Louisa County
Letts Ody
Sone
Newton Idle
Rupert
Idaho
Folie
Idle
Keokuk
Howard Shearer
Waterloo
H. N. P. Smatl
E. & Rabe
Lette
Urbana
Idlle
Misa Mary
Bromley
Winchester
Letts
Methodist Church
Winfred Braun Wins Five Dollar Prize in School Room Contest
Winfred Braun of Hudson rural route No 1 won first prize $5 in the World School Room Contest reported by the Evening Courier. Mary F. Walters second prize $3 and Elizabeth Gilbert third prize were also listed with addresses. Plaza tickets went to several readers including Frank Wenner Billie Cook Louise Rickhoff Iva Howard Ray Wagner Doris Hammersmith Garnet Hammersmith. A future World School Room Contest for misspelled words and coloring illustrations with $10 and seven Plaza tickets will be in today’s Courier advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfred ‘Braun
Iva. Howard
Berth Avenue
Ray Wagner, Jr
Porte C
Doris Hammersmith
Well Street
Garnet Hammersmith
Welliegton
Seven Plaza
Courier
Elijah Singer Praised by Chicago Critics for Elijah Role
Chicago critic Rollin Péase lauds Elisha Singer for Elijah role in East High festival. Karleton Hackett notes his resonant voice and conviction in Is Not His Word Like a Fire. Watt W. Webber also praised. both will headline in Waterloo Festival production with 150 singers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollin Péase
Chicago
Elijah
East High Auditorium
Karleton Hackett
Chicago Post
Orchestra Mall
Rollin “Fease
Watt
W. Webber
Waterloo Festival Association
Webber
Hack
Community notices and social items from Waterloo area
Local society notes report visitors and residents in Waterloo including Mrs Roger G Lake visiting friends, Arnold Bender Easter vacationing with parents, and Hazel Mathes filing for divorce from Clyde Mathes. Also listed are placements, appointments, and upcoming church events with community figures and families referenced, plus travel to Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger G. Lake
Styake
Waterloo
Arnold Bender
Law
University of Iowa
Bender
Argyle Street
Annual meetage attendees and school superintendent talks
Mr McCoy will attend the annual meetage of the Associated Areas and the American Newspaper Pub Netters association. Two weeks away expected. R and Wiann, superintendent of the Jesupachoula, to report on the national convention of school superintendents in Dallas Texas. Fe J Moore, Superintendent of the actuals at Liu Porte City, will discuss The Basics of Promotion at the Superintendents' club meeting Monday evening. Alfred Longley travels to Duncan Oklahoma to counsel in the Texas Drilling Syndicate No 2 application for trial next Monday. J Wenner, bound for Duncan as attorney for stockholders, remains home due to facial infection. Dr G W Bothwell and Mrs Bothwell return from Des Moines where he served as bookkeeper in the house during general assembly. Civil war veteran Dr Bothwell described as active officer per Rep E M Lichty who helped secure his position. Rev T H Sheckler, homebound three months with infected toe and amputation, 76, previously a Methodist minister for 50 years, now retired and bedridden. He says he has endured more while bedridden.
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Education Department of Universities and Colleges
Town State Teachers College
Teachers College
C. W. Ellyson
John -Gwynne
Ty. J. Fitzgerald
Carl. Bickley
Gwynne
L.C. Hemsworth
Ralph Bickelberg
J. B. Bruner
WW. S. Hoover
W. L. North
Tup
Shockley
Park Avenue
West
Keith L. Buechele
St, Louis
J. Li
Buechele
Eleventh Street
Officers Reserve Army Corps
William Farr
Lewis
Clara “Hill
Fr Port
David Hollins
Broadway Street
Trollins
J. Arthur Scott
Adelia Scott
Laurepee FE. Scott
Chicago
Balaban & Hats’ Theatres. Com
McClillan
Grate Methodist ‘Episcopal Church
Waterloo
McMillan
Northwest Town
Mr. McCoy
Associated
Pub- Netters Association
R. & Wiann
Dallas
Tex
Fe J. Moore
Liu Porte City
Superintendents’ Club
Alfred Longley
Duncan
Oklo
Texas Drilling Syndicate
J. Wenner
G. W. Bothwell
Randolph Street
Des’ Moines
T. H. Sheckler
den Yer Street
Methodist Church
Hoe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Churches
Jenkins-Peterson Remony
Florence Reed
Legion Auxiliary Committee
Church News
Woman's- Viub
Altatadi-Langlas Baking Company
Dickens Pink
Charles Exton
P. BE
W.H. Burk
L. BE
Po Halley O. L
Black’s Tearoom
K. of
C.hall
Florence Keet
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Paris
A . Quota Club
Hotel Russell-Lamwon
Black's Tearoom
Toeaday
Ethlete—Elks Club
Sunshine - Rebekah
Waterloo I
Freeday
Miner
Sunshine
Rebekah
George Wandel
West Gish
Becker
Order of Eastern Slar
Magsonic Hall
Woman’s Club
Kilkarg
Ben Brisco
P. Hall
Edna Kent Forbes
Ohio
New York
City Bank
Pauline
Johnson
P. m
West High School
Wanedel
University of Iowna
Mrs. Idle
First Evangelical Church
Elk Run Hotel
Viola Knoche
O. M. Yagey
C. Albert Scholin
Marian Laley
Scholin
Miss Knuche
Trinity American Luther League
East Junior High
William C. Black
Knapp Studio Girls Orchestra
Knapp
Studio Hawaiian Troup
J.D. Knapp
Chanter
W_ Burk
Craig
George
Edward Kelly
Eudets
T. J. , Fitzgerald
John Sweeney
the Elks Chub
Cedar’ Rapids
Frank, Kublock
Kublock
Boise
Ida
Alr Mail
Sanborn
Here
Winfred Braun
Mary Es Walters
Elizabeth Gilvert
Toby
Art
Galilee
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Church of Friendliness
W. TL McCormick
Elijah Singer
City Many Ff
Christ. Episcopal Church Vestry
Roger I. Crowell
David S. Ramage
Frank M. Collerd
Jackson McCoy
Louise
Washington, D. C
Christ
Episcopal the Old Sion
Fim
Choral Service
Stainer
Risett
Woierlos
Valle
City and State Peveynct
Geannaw
Bea
Paul's M. BK
Bundey School
George Woodall
Garden of Victory
Hound’s Tooth
Sibert
Plaza Theatre
Trinity American Lutherate Church
THE
Church ‘of the Word OF God
Arhien
Hanani
Ploreheim
Bart
Buck’s Booterie
Buck's
Buck's Booterie
Mead of Bridge St
Buck
Brides St
Immanuel Ey,_ Ts Jt
Lutheran Y Church
Missouri
Barth
Concordia College
Milwaukea
Wis
A. H. Lemmann
AL H, Sesimann
Garth
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