Girl Reserves plans spring outdoor program and camp trips
A spring calendar for the Girl Reserves outlines outdoor activities including nature study, bird and flower work, fire building, a gypsy pattern bike and picnic on May 15, and a moth vesper service at First Congregational Church. Three advisers coordinate plans. summer camps in Cedar Falls, Lake Okoboji, and Mary 6 are planned with sessions for different groups. Miss Marie Watters leads the reserves. Miss Fenton, Mrs. Kirkpatrick oversee employed girls. Also noted is the Canadian-born Miss Christene Frances Fenton marrying Floyd B. Hershberger of Waterloo at the Little Brown Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woc
Elsie Kallenbach
Edna May
Kittenhouse
Walter Fini
Prada School of Reserves
Penril
Laka Okoboji
Cedar Falls
Marie Watters
Willhe
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Christene Frances Fenton
Canada
Floyd
Hershberger
Waterloo
Little Brown Church
Vale
Nashua
W. Fenton
Louise Hershberger
Alvin W. Fenton
W. C
Chisholm
United Presbyterian Church
Mrs Orrick Heads Literary Division of Woman's Club
Mrs Orrick was elected chair of the Literary department at the Waterloo Woman's Club annual meeting held yesterday in the club house. J D Easton was chosen vice chairman and Mrs L Clark Leeper secretary. Mrs Alfred Longley retired as chairman and named the program committee. John Knox read a play Open Door by Sutro. Richman, head of the voice department at Iowa State Teachers College, sang. Mrs Bennett Clark and her son, visiting from Missouri, were present with her parents Mr and Mrs W Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
C. Orrick
Waterloo Woman's Club
J.D. Easton
L. Clark Leeper
Alfred Longley
S. ¥. Williams
Kenneth Bragdon
C. A. Waterbury
Marion Dunlavey to Wed Harold Register May First
Earl Frank Dunlavey announces the coming marriage of his sister Marian Dunlavey to Harold Register son of Abs J Register. The ceremony will take place May 1. Dunlavey a West High School graduate 1921 and a junior at Town State College Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Frank Dunlavey
Marian
Harold Register
Abs. J. Register
Miss Dun
Lavey
West
Town State College
Ames
East High
Berrister
State University
Town City
Social Events on Week's Calendar Tourgie meee and Crafts
A listing of weekly social events and club activities. Saturday 560 Club hosts Mr and Mrs Clyde Hall. Monday afternoon includes Y W C A Dickens club and Book Review. Monday evening dinner at St Joseph's Catholic Girls club and Black's tearoom. Tuesday features Fine Arts department Waterloo Woman's club and Elks club luncheon with Slappy Hour. Tuesday evening recital by Miss Dorothy Wilbur and Max Noah at Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls. Wednesday afternoon divisions at Central church and Ladies' Aid Society. Wednesday Audubon society with Helen Gauld auxiliary tearoom. Thursday American Legion Auxiliary Memorial hall. Daughters of Isabella benefit car party at Knights of Columbus hall. Health Education Department and Employed Girls' league-YWCA joint event. Friday features Homemakers band at First Baptist Church and Werry Willie vent at PYdsalle Pet Al carnival at John Fiske School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Elkiets
Lks Club
Elks Club
Dorothy Wilbur
Max Noah
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Fals
Central Ere Church
Ladies’ Ald Society
Elin Stines
Joe Truex
Audubon Society
Helen Gauld
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Hvening
Daughters of Isabella
C_ hall
Girls’ League
Qdd
Rebekah
T. O. O. F. Hall West
Health Education Department
Smployed Girls' League
Y_W. CG
Pepe Blomemakers
First Baptist
A. H. Adams
Werry Willie Vint Clince—-H
Pydsalle Pet
Toln Fiske’ School
Illinois Central Play Cast Enters Drama Contest
A Waterloo Water loo group from the Illinois Central club enters a state amateur drama contest in Iowa City under the State University drama department. The one act play The Bank Hobber by Max Ehrmann is directed by King Beal with cast Ernie Hulett Harold Goulder Will Cady Edward Ott Andrew Friedl and George Torgensen. More than 100 club members are enrolled and Mrs John O Keefe judged the preliminary district contest. The cast travels to Iowa City with Mrs O Keefe accompanying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dramatic Department
The
State University At
Iowa City
Wools Central Dramatic Club
Iowa Federation of Women’s Club
Illinois Central
John O'Keefe
Waterloo Group
Bank Hobber
Max Ehrmann
King Beal
Ernie Hulett
Harold Goulder
Will Cady
Edward Ott
Andrew Friedl
George Torgensen
Illinois Central Club
Iawa City
O'Keefe
Waterloo Singers to Perform Recital in Cedar Falls
Waterloo contralto Miss Dorothy Wilbur and bass Max Noah, both of Waterloo, will give a joint recital in Gilchrist chapel at Cedar Falls Tuesday evening at 8 15. They study under Luther A. Richman of the voice department. The O. B. club met at Iowa State Teachers College with Mrs Everett Burt hosting. Readings and songs include works by Handel, Rachmaninoff, Schubert, Saint-Saens, Sanders, and Cadman. A luncheon followed. the organization will meet the third Friday in May at the home of Mrs Rose Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilbur
Max Noah
Waterloo
Gilchrist Chapel
Cedar Falls
Luther A. Richman
Voice
O. B
Iowa State Teachers College
Everett Burt
Fred Tharp
Selpio
Handel
Mr. Noah
Om Pield
Rachmaninoff
Lilacs
Rachmanhiem
Saint-Saens
Miss Withur
Ming
Sandersmi
Jalowicez
Moss
Noah
Sunshine Lodge
Cadman
Oar
Kurtz
Georgia
Lucinda
Wright
Ms. Wilbur
Rose Carpenter
Church News and Activities Report in Local Churches
The Sunday school of the Zion Methodist Episcopal Church Chapter VE meets Monday at 7 45 in the church, with a class taught by S A Cohagan and a social hour after. Mrs. Fred Milter will play piano, and a vocal trio and soloists perform as part of a program. attendance in Mrs. Brinkman’s absence noted. Go AL Lincoln circle held a meeting with 20 members. a flag for a parish school was approved and planning begins for an annual dinner on May 3 at Wack’s tea room. Invitations go out for a party at the WCAL building next Thursday at 8 o’clock. Union Congregational Woman’s Society met for devotion and business. luncheon served and committee reports given. First Methodist Episcopal Fellowship class had supper and program with talks on Mohammedanism, music, and storytelling. tables decorated with spring blooms. The Home-making Legion Auxiliary announces availed party next Thursday in Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utili
jGrave Methodist Episcopal Church
Chaptey VE
Byill
Ier
Brinkman
Harry Fisher
Mmsis
S. A. Cohagan
Fred .§. Milter
H.C. Wilbur
Te Endertetin
J. E. Brinkman
W. A. Lane
Earl Roadman
Go AL R—Lincoln Circle
Ben Wessler
Lawa
Cirslé
Serson School
Mary
Wack's Tearoom
Mennett
Camaiittes
First Methodist Episcopal, Church
Roy Wilson
Robert Tarpy
Esther Schmidt
Pf, Chaney
Ay Borgs
C. B. Butler
John W. Gwynne
Jon
J Lyman Ghareh
Treas
Oscar Sehadi
Fins
Frank Myers
C. , Bowe
Bepw
Bowe
Wherry
Arthur M. Moore
Kabe Delitte
Jack
T Heir
W Est Moines
Temperance Talks At County Institute Meeting
The County Institute of the Women's Christian Temperance union in Cedar Heights heard multiple speakers on Scientific Temperance and related topics. Mrs. Rehner stressed early education, with other talks by Mrs. Colton, Mrs. Kibler, and several Cedar Falls and Waterloo delegates covering anti narcotics Bible in schools and co operation of rural activities. A Waterloo delegation demonstration and White Ribbon pledges highlighted the afternoon program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Rehneler
Cedar’ Heights
Black Hawk County
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Cedar Heights
Rehmeier
Sarah Colton
Cedar Falls
L. B. Peck
Waterloo
Wila Kibler
Hell Jewell
Bes Moines
Ela Briden
Oak Ridge
W. S. Parrott
Miranor Rudebeck
Pi. Ss. Yano
Little Sale Dale Erickson
Orange Township
M. J. Philpot
Ida Mitchell
P T A Carnival to Be a Gay Affair Next Friday
A Ute John Fiske P T A carnival planned for next Friday at 7 30 pm in the school aims to be a gay affair with activities for all ages. Mrs G R Watson chairs the committee with Mrs Clarence Dewey Miss Esther Copp and J N Howard. Attractions include a man eating shark a crazy clown popcorn confetti peanuts candy and a curiosity shop. Funds will beautify the school grounds. 4 Visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute John Fiske
G. R. Watson
Clarence Dewey
Esther Copp
J. N. Howard
Dickens Club Hostess Sets Monday Meeting at Repass Home
Mrs Charles Eaton will host the Dickens club Monday at the Repass home with a one o clock luncheon. Mrs Sam Shiriam will entertain Happy Hour at the Elks club Tuesday for a one o clock luncheon. Current Opens and Their History will be the topic read by Mrs OG Eubanks at the Book Review club meeting in the YWCA building Monday. Mrs E a McCullough will discuss Art and the Theatre. The BB club was entertained at Mrs Roy Davis home yesterday afternoon with Mrs Hattie Guyer and Mrs Clyde Brainard winning banco favors. Mrs Al Johnson leaving soon for Rockford IL to make her home was presented a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Eaton
Dickens Club
Repass
Sam Shiriam
Happy Hour
Elks Club
Eubanks
Book Review Club
Pan
Y. W.G A
E. A. MccCullough
B. B
Roy Davis
Hattie Guyer
Clyde Brainard
al Johnson
Rockford
Jil
Byrnes Park Bridge Club Dinner and Bridge at Kipp Home
Members of the Byrnes Park bridge club and their husbands dined at Black's last evening and moved to the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Kipp to play bridge. Favors were won by Mrs Il W Farr and Mrs J L Marquis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrnes Park Bridge Club
Black's
Frank Kipp
Way Bridge
Il. W. Farr
J.L. Marquis
Beauty Tips For Hands And Nails From A Domestic Advice Column
A domestic advice piece offers step by step beauty routines for smooth white hands and healthy nails. It promotes washing with warm water and soap, using vanishing cream with caution, daily nail care, filing excess length, polishing, and gentle face skincare practices to avoid shine and roughness. It also mentions a blonding product for hair and general grooming tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haly
Elklets to Host Tuesday Event at Elks Club
Mrs T C Menges and Mrs Frank Obele will host a gathering Tuesday at the Elks Club to discuss Lovelock Tire tionn, with Elklets attendees expected to participate in the meeting.
Fine Arts Dep t of Woman's Club to Meet Tuesday
Members of the Waterloo Woman's Club Fine Arts department will meet Tuesday afternoon at the club house for a program and officers election. Mrs. GC Howe will speak on The Recent Work of the Community Theatre in America. Mrs Karl Manz will play Nathaniel Dert's Juba Dance. Two vocal solos by Mrs George Welker and Mrs A J Alexander. Hostesses: Mrs T S McCoy and Miss Jessie Cooley. Spring luncheon tickets go on sale May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
GC. M. Howe
America
Karl Manz
Nathaniel Dert
Spencer
Tee
George Welker
A. J. Alexander
T. &. McCoy
Jessie Cooley
Arts and Crafts Exhibit Attracts Large Crowd
More than a hundred attended the Night School program at the International Arts and Gratis exhibit in the YWCA building last evening. The event, run by two chapters of the D A cf and the Y W A, featured a Seventh grade pageant of nations from McKinley school. Dr B Shimek of Iowa State University will speak on Czecho Slovakia tomorrow at 3 PM, with additional musical numbers. The exhibit will be open tomorrow from 1 to 7 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Cf
McKinley School
B. Shimek
Iowa State University
Jensen Child's Funeral Will Be at Fredsville
Jensen Child aged 80 months, son of Mr and Mrs Holger Jensen of Waterloo, died Friday at Allen Memorial hospital. The funeral will be conducted atPredsville church at 3:39 p m Sunday in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Child
Fredsville
Cedar Falls
Ernest Johnson Seeks Dissolution Of Baseball Injunction
Ernest Johnson filed a motion in Waterloo to dissolve an injunction served by the Waterloo Athletic & Baseball association. Judge G W Wood granted the temporary writ and is asked to vacate it on grounds of lack of notice and no violation of plaintiff rights. Bristow tops Marble Rock in baseball at Tocut diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger P. Birdsall
Ernest I
Johnson
Sherif
Waterloo Athletic & Baseball Association
G. W. Wood
Bristow
Marble Row
Bristow, In
Marble Rock
Buchanan's bridge project boosts optical service in city
Weekend visitors from Iowa City and nearby towns fill the local scene with chatter as residents note small property changes, travel plans, and local business moves. A series of brief notices highlights missing permits for a garage, family relocations, and civic updates amid a bustling town diary.
Danville Presiding Clergymen Highlight Local Church Moves
The Cedar Falls Times notes upcoming preaching by former Cedar Malls pastors in Danville and nearby Grundy Center, including Rev. A M Haggard from Deake University seminary, Rev. H C Chambers at Grundy Center, and Rev. George J Darsalou at First Congregational church. Also covered are a Danish Lutheran funeral, civic notices, landscaping plans at the high school, and a weathered calendar of nearby church activities and obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar’ Palle
Christian Church
Cedar Malls
Daneville
Gilletta
First Christian
Andrew
Scott
Cedar Balls
Danville
Tagg
Focal Christian Church
A. M. Haggard
Deake
University Theological Seliogl Ey
Niggard
Christian Church of Iowa
D Will
H.C. Chambers
H.C. Chambers, Pastor-Dleut
Dvirst
Presbyterian Church
Igrundy Center
Trollywood
Wil
Teachers College
Imarning
Chambers
Grundy Center
Corsone Thae
Comuniunion
AL Wirst
George J. Darsalou
Iowa
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wimil B. Frye
Iowa Falls
Funeral of Former Lawn City Woman Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Morrell Mullarky will be held Tuesday at St Patrick's Church. She was a community leader in Cedar Malls and died at her daughter's residence. Survivors include two sons Ford and Thomas and brother Andrew Mullarky. The obituary notes she was born March 9, 1892, in Cedar Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawn City
Graham
Bmeines
IAP
Jarcs
Andrew
Blen Aullarky
Cedar Malls
Morrell
Daughther
Scannell
Omaha
Neb
Scannet
Frnt
Thonta
Wash
Mimenpotlis
Kathien Sartori
Mars
Airs
Morreh
Cedar
Paris
Unclear OCR: university dance interrupted by orchestra
Fragmentary report notes a university event at Tow Cikv April 17 involving a dance and orchestra disruption. Names and dates are garbled, but indicates schedule changes and a canceled performance or delayed start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Tawaere
Indianapolis
Juniors Shine In Glass Play At West High
West High School opened its auditorium to a junior play titled Who Gousea Tiangs Ali. Martha Dougherty led the cast with a graceful performance while Stevenson drew applause for his wit. The ensemble delivered creditable acting as Maurice Zimmering, Claire Padden, and others filled their parts under Leila Tinghes’ direction, with the West Leigh orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marth Dougherty
Thobert Stevenson
Beatis $ Lofts
Bradley
Maurice Zimmering
Bernard Ingalls
Ingalls Hougehald
Alnne
Claire Padden
Winter Ingalls
Joriing Cole
Buchanan School Head Seeks Same Job in Black Hawk
A. J. Tewatt of Independence, superintendent of Buchanan county schools, toured the county interviewing boards of education presidents as the first applicant for the Black Hawk county superintendency to succeed GO. Moeller, who resigned. Tewatt led Buchanan schools for 11 years and cited four elections with recent opposition. Election set for May 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Black Hawk
A. J. Tewatt
Independence
Buchanan County
Boards of Education
Savnc
Blackhawk County
GO. Moeller
Jowett
College journalists conclude convention in Towne area
End of convention reported as college journalists wrap sessions. Notable attendees include TowneGHegen paper staff and several candidates from Plymouth County. Participants listed include J. Clarke, N. J. Mertes, Charles Trueblood, Bush Maxwell, S. Coatsworth, and A. P. Williams, with Republicans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapril 17
Cetemales
Catudent
LeMars
Pri Lian
Tlymouth
J. Clarke
N. J. Mertes
Charles
Trueblood
Nacerntnt
Bush Maxwell
S. Coatsworth
A. PY. Willams
Republicins
Waterloo Evening Convice PATTERNS Advertises Courier Pattern Program
A city fashion notice invites readers to obtain Evening Courier Waterloo patterns by sending 15 cents to the Fashion Department. Patterns include seaming details and are promised to arrive within about 40 days after ordering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Christene Fenton
Floyd Hershberger
Yale
Chicago
Ilinois
Ma, Ouprlitberger
Floyd Hershberg
Marion Dunlavey
Wayne Abrams
Westess
Atrs
G. Scott
PF. Ericksson
Alexander Lockhart
K. of P. Hall
Illinois Central Play
Waterloo Singers
Church News
Girls’ League of the
Y. Woc
WCAL
Woman's Society of Union Congregational Church
Arthur Moore
Gliqua Hate Iards
Morrow
Silas Eldridge
Cloyd McKinney
County Institute
Frank Kendrick
Union Street
Kendrick
Orbin McMillen
Palm Beach
Mia
Cecil. Kendrick
Moison Kendrick
Nist
Koestei
Ernest Johnson
Gity
Buchanan’s
Wendith St. Bridge
Y. Mlc
Miss Helyn
Grace Miller
Manhard Street
EL Su
Stanford
Fourth Street
Georges Stoehl
Leon
Molton Avenue
Silverside Drive
J. W. Walpole
Sant i
Minneapolis
Minn
Dan T. Hock
Wellington Street
T. CO. Moore
Jom McGuire
Bootery
A. W. Cash
Black Awl Buick Company
Fourth Street West
Brooklyn
Mish
Les Maines
Arthur Thimmel
South Street
Tt. W. Bummel
Falls Avenue
McGarvey
Fanorth
St. Francis
Frank R. Fisher
Wisher
Tadiee
Calvary
Cesar Falls
Ghorghe
Pwadule
Veeldent
Cedar Walls
Redsvine
Jie
Stockholm
Wapnee
Wagner Manufacturing Company
Cedar Mails
Nashville
Tenn
Stowe Punerah Wooley
Mary Stowe
Bluff Street
Nielsen
Carl Ween
Mredsville
Tthe Church
Miss Laurentzy
Wwansen
Menders
EL O
Washington Street
Mre
FLD
Washington
Charles J. Banster
Abin
Celestial Ghedister
Monroe County
C. @. Loyer
Albia
William Kroemer
Iis Palace
Kroemer
Wormer
Stev
Eirwin Lanham
First Congregational Church
Calva
Presbyterian
Lanham
de Passlop
John J
Voorhees
Albin
Oty
Alva
Mary Jane Philpot
Cievlar
Lah
Tresshton, CO
Pini
Het Aus
V. Philpot
Philpot
Pennsylvania
Crawford
Milwaukee
Miss Butterfield
Tayr
Weelerflag
Siberty
Vidi Bougherty
Robert Stevenson
Schooh Brock Paog
Willy Veto
Caeweewseers
Seenereen
Egermweneeus
Srewee
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