Local Organists Named at State Society Meeting
G Albert Scholin was re elected state vice president of the National Association of Organists and Mrs N Altland named secretary treasurer at a Cedar Rapids meeting tied to the Music Teachers of Iowa convention. Prof Marshall Bidwell Cedar Rapids was re elected state president. S E Gruenstein Chicago spoke. an organ recital followed with Scholin and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Albert’ Scholin
National Association of Organists
Altland
Cedar Rapids
Scholin
Waterloo Association
Convention of
Music Teachers of
Iowa
First Presbyterian Church
Marshall
Bidwell
George Samson
Cedar Falls
S. E. Gruenstein
Chicago
Diapason Magazine
Blum
Grinnell College
Junior Auxiliary Elects Officers at Woman's Club
Miss Virginia Cole was elected president of the Junior Auxiliary to the Fine Arts department at a meeting Thursday afternoon in Water-Joo Woman's clubhouse. New officers include Vice-President Miss Margaret Morris and Secretary Miss Dorothy Pederson. Treasurer Miss Marjorie Harker. New members welcomed include Virginia Knauss Ruth Sieg Jean Dunkelberg Mary Renk Pauline Tanner Betty Burke and Ramare-Smith. The spring luncheon is set for May 16. a hard times dance will follow. A graduation party and potluck supper will honor members graduating in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia -Cole
Water- Joo
Margaret Morris
Dorothy Pederson
Marjorie Harker
Virginia
Knauss
Ruth Sieg
Jean
Dunkelberg
Mary
Bride Honor Guest at Luncheon and Bridge Party
George Jacob Fargo N D reported a luncheon and bridge party honoring Miss Helen Miller of Cedar Falls. The event occurred Thursday afternoon at Walnut Court, featuring pink SPHINE flowers and gifts on a tray with orange blossoms and a candle. Teas and future bridge tea are planned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs Howard Rath with Mrs Altstadt Mrs Howard Rath and Mrs McGinn and Miss Martlouise Caughlan noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’ Jacob Fargo
Helen Miller
Cedar Falls
Hi ‘ Walnut
Shock
Altstadt
Howard Rath
Fa McGinn
Martlouise Caughlan
Tae
Silver Wedding Anniversaries Celebrated in Local Families
April 19 to 21 marks twenty fifth anniversaries for Mr. and Mrs. Emil, who will host a family gathering at their home south of the city. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Boyt observe their quarter century of marriage at their family home near Oelwein, former Buchanan county residents. Card party proceeds at St John’s Sewing circle hall draw prizes for Mrs Townsend, Mrs Schuy, and Miss Fressle, with more winners named. The Junior Auxiliary and Natural Music club program slated for this evening has been postponed to Friday April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil
Frank“ D. Boyt
Oelwein
Hoyt
Buchanan County
Rowley
St. John's
Natural Music Club
Society Calendar Highlights From Local Clubs and Halls
A rundown of upcoming events across town features the T P A dinner at Mouse Hall, veterans auxiliaries meeting at various halls, Ladies and youth groups at churches, Elks Philathea and other society gatherings, and a Maccabee club dance at Trainmen's Hall with lists of involved organizations and venues.
Iowa Women at D A R Meeting Entertained By Dignitaries
Washington reports Iowa D A R members attending the national meeting were guests at multiple White House and Congressional receptions. Hawkeye D A R members aided Mrs. Herbert Hoover at a White House reception. Iowa delegates met Congresswomen in several events with state regent Mrs. Wilson Hamilton presiding at Carlton Hotel luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Washington, D.C
Ilowa
California
Herbert Hoover
D. A.R
White House
Iowa
Congressional Club
W. Ramseyer
Representative Cole
Cedar Rapids
J. E. Remley
Anamoss
Irving Emery
Kay
Senate
OC. B. ‘Robbins
George W. ‘McLean
University of Iowa
Lily Lockwood
Cole
Miss Newell to Wed St Paul Man Abridged
A bridge party at Riviera gift shop honored Miss Irene Newell whose marriage to Carl A Beil of St Paul will take place April 24. Gifts and luncheon were shared. guests included Mrs. Timm and Mrs. Manning among others. Miss Newell is daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Newell of 921 Sixth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera
Irene Newell
Carl A. Beil
St. Paul
A. ‘A. Bellis
Fern
Nicholson
Newell
Aivibra
George ¥.Timm
R. ‘al Manning
Hints in Beauty Care for Spring Mood and Style
The piece urges seasonal refresh via weekend outings and a shopping burst for hats and colors. It credits milliners with uplifting spirits through becoming hats and suggests freshening a room, changing curtains, or new fragrance. It mentions nail cream formulas on request and offers general skincare tips for skin and hair during spring changes.
Cedar Heights Woman's Club Re-Elects Leaders at Annual Meeting
Cedar Heights Woman's Club re elected officers for the coming year at its Thursday afternoon meeting held at Mrs G B Dejinison home. Elected were President Amos D Burhans Vice President G E Munger Recording Secretary H A Gee Corresponding Secretary Denison Treasurer A H Rawlins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
la Porte City
A. Hit McCutcheon
W. F. Harrington
J. A. Laurie
National Convention of Religious Education Association
Des. Moines
W. D. Burdick
Waterloo’ Garden Club
Burhans
Sioux City
Ackley Couple Wed in Presby terian Manse on Motor Tour
Ackley Iowa April 19 Mr and Mrs Elmer Coordes were married at 8 o clock last evening at the Presbyterian manse by Rev J J Brittell They are on a motor tour to Nebraska and Kansas accompanied by Mr and Mrs George Greenfield Attendants were Mr and Mrs Greenfield Mrs Coordes was Miss Letha Van Eschen Mr Coordes bought the Cash and Carry grocery here yesterday morning and will take possession May 1 on their return home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackley
Elmer Coordes
J. J. Brittell
First, Presbyterian Church
Nebraska
Kansas
George Greenfield
Goordes
Letha van Eschen
P T A Activities Meet Highlights Health Education Talk
McKinley P T A meets next Tuesday with a program featuring Rev O M Vagey on Conservation and Humane Education. Readings by Mrs Will Lane and vocal solo by Karl Zellhoefer precede singing by the group led by R S Etckelberg. The meeting includes health education remarks by Dr Butts and Supt C A Kittrell and a visit to children's rooms. Embalmer Ronald Davis robbed of 46 dollars in Des Moines. police seek two suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
O. M. Vagey
First Evangelical Church
Will Lane
Fred 3. Miller
Karl Zellhoefer
R. S. Etckelberg
Butts
C. A. Kittrell
Emerson Parent-Teacher Association
Dr. Butts
Kittrell
Girls’ Glee Club
Lyla Day
Mary Jean Gates
Bruce Gates
Des Moines
Ronald Davis
Davis
Club Notes from Thursday Social Clubs and Meetings
Several social clubs held Thursday afternoon gatherings at various homes. Pandora club met at Mrs. Oscar Berry’s 217 Mobile street for art work. guests included Mrs. Frank Cisna and others. Los Comedres hosted at 1130 Hammond avenue with a noon luncheon. El Deen club met at Hotel President for a 1 o clock luncheon followed by a business meeting. T. A. M. bridge club convened at Green Lantern tearoom with prizes awarded. next meeting May 2. Forget-Me-Not club met at 719 Riehl street with guessing contests and a vocal number by Little Jean Lawless. next meet May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pandora’ Club
Oscar Berry
Mobile
Frank Cisna
Arthur Beltlis
Ray Holdiman
Chlora Alexander
Chicago
Los Comedres Club
Arthur Mosher
Hammond Avenue
Ed Scholk
el Deen Club
Josephine Barrett
Sioux City
W. A. Davis
Thomas Barksdale
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Green Lantern Tearoom
George Fergeman
Joyce
J. J. O'Hearn
Maurice Kirby
M. F. Peterson
Riehl Street
Wesley Clemens
Margaret Kilgore
Leo Billings
Little
Jean Lawless
Pearl Bilis
Chester Stone
Church News Notes From Local Groups
Members of Division 1 Central Christian church enjoyed a 1 oclock luncheon at Mrs O Sanders Millerdale Gleaners circle East Park Presbyterian church meets this evening at 730 in Miss Martha Wades home 326 Reed St First Lutheran Missionary society gathered 43 members and 10 guests shared sewing and welcomed three new members Mrs Glenn Seaburn Mrs O M Hinrichs and Mrs R C Koch Homemakers band at First Baptist elected officers at a luncheon Mrs W A Davis presiding 26 attendees stunts and sewing for a mission box to Africa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans and Helen Gould
Russell-Lamson
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. Phan Temple
Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk
C. Q. F. Hall
First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship
M. E. Church
Ph! Sigma Chidance
Elks Club
Calgary Evangelical Church
First Congregational
Alpha Literary Society
Gleaners’ Circle
East Park’ Presbyterian Church
Martha Wade
Y. W
Axillary
Sons of ‘Union
Veterans, Children's Party
Division 1
Central Christian Church
Ernoon
Gleaners Circle
East Park Presbyterian Church
Reed Street
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Glenn’ Seaburn
O. M. Hinrichs
R.C. Koch
First Baptist Church
W. A. Davis
Randolph Street
Local Briefs On Divorces Illnesses And Bus Schedules
Mrs Horace Van Metre travels home after father W F Mack's death in West Palm Beach Florida Beatrice Berg sues Henry W Berg for divorce seeking alimony The couple wed in Nashua on October 19 1921 Mrs Thomas A Fuller seriously ill after giving birth to a son who died the same day Wesley Baldwin recovering after intestinal surgery Bertha H Barron files for divorce from Homer H Barron seeking custody of three children and alimony Red Ball buses run Cedar Falls to Waterloo Cedar Falls to Cedar Falls schedule and fares displayed at hotels
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace van Metre
West Palm Beach
Fla
W. F. Mack
Beatrice Berg
Henry W. Berg
Nashua
Thomas A. Fuller
Fowler Street
Wesley Baldwin
Dearborn Street
Allen Memorial Hospital
Schwab to Radio Talk on Safety Discussed Tonight
Steel magnate Schwab will discuss Safely as a Factor in Industry in a nationwide NBC hook up. The talk from New York airs tomorrow evening April 20 at 6 o clock CST on red network stations including WHO in Des Moines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Broadcasting Company
Red Network
WHO
Bes Moines
New York
Teachers' Game With Iowa Nine Is Called Off
The baseball game between Iowa University B team and Iowa State Teachers College was canceled due to a wet diamond. The Iowa nine arrived from Fayette and planned to return to Iowa City after surveying the field, with both schedules crowded making rescheduling unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Towa University
Towa State
Teachers College Nine
Iowa
Fayette
Towa City
Bay Rum Hounds Must Go to Work
Eleven men were sentenced to 30 days of city street department labor after appearing before Judge George J. Sager on vagrancy and habitual intoxication charges. Arrangements for their employment are being made by Street Commissioner Harvey Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Street Department
George J. Sager
Harvey Will
City arrests follow mayor and chief orders for panhandling
City officials said arrests were made yesterday afternoon and evening after orders from Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts and Police Chief Charles Mohlis. Officers cited complaints that panhandlers in business districts along the river used money to buy rum, with drinking reported on the east river bank behind Lutton's feed store. Officials expect vags on streets to save money and help cleaning and grading streets throughout Werterlao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Charles Mohlis
East River
Lutton
Water Street
Werterlao
Zimmerman Improves Slightly Despite Severe Illness
Charles Zimmerman of 525 Leland Avenue, a well known coffee salesman, is reported by his physician to be somewhat improved after several days. He remains seriously ill with a widespread rash, though some head symptoms are easing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Zimmerman
Leland Avenue
Ulof Ery- Sipelas
Zimmerman
Locomotive Strikes Auto Injures Passenger on Waterloo Street
A railway switch engine struck a car at Water and Eleventh streets. Passenger K Hy Elgon was cut on the right cheek as the locomotive, moving slowly, collided with the auto. Police were notified. the incident prompted pavement repairs as large holes in Waterloo streets are filled, with priority given to main street sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred.’ Bostendorf
Ilinois -Central
Water
Eleventh
K. Hy
Elgon
Weterlog
Bostendorf
Waterloo
Harvey Will
Will
Birth and death follow Caesarean in La Porte
Mrs A Clark of La Porte is reported recovering after a Caesarean delivery that produced a baby girl who died after birth. The operation occurred late Wednesday afternoon at a local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Clark
la Porte. City
New Spring Pattern Book Offers Easy Sew Frock Designs
Agyric printed wash fabric frock with inverted front pleat is showcased along with dainty designs in perecale gingham linen and dimity. Patterns suit sizes 2 to 6, with yardage details and simple instructions. Send 15 cents for pattern and 10 cents for the fashion book to Courier Pattern Dept New York.
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Dohiajsanelli
State Society
Woman’s Club
Bridge
Maccabee Club
Trainmen’s | Hall
Waterloo Camp
Black Hawk T. C
F. Hall
Bertha Batley
Ellen Moothart
Rose Woodruff
Mary Shirley
Ben- Iah Caswell
Blue Triangle League
Della Hitch
University of Chicago
Beth Tracy
Mabel Heller
West High School
Europe
O'Clock
F. B. Brocksus
Ladies’ Auxilary, Sons of Unlost
Memorial Hall
Elva Wannemakers
Edna Kent Forbes
O. E.S
Becker Chapter
Masonic Temple
Jridge
Imogene Payne
Verne Johnson
Russell DeGon
George Loveall
J.F. Wagner
H. J. Gonter
J. Lund
M. C. Christensen
Lund
Fratelli Club
Wayside Inn
Robert Will
and Merrill
Knott
J. A. Edwards
Bobby
Har
Lyman
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
A. L. Fox
Second Street
Louis Whitman
Opal Gant
Ray Eggert
Aoittes
Moose Hall
P. Jensen
Cherry Street
Afair
Our Lady of Victory Court
Black's
P. H. Lynch
T. W. Powers
J. A
Iowa State Teachers College
P.T. A. Activities
A. ©. Vaughan
E. E. Wilson
T. L. Gauthier
Bess Ahearn
Supt
Jueves
Tarde Clut
Charles Randall, Jr
Barclay Street South
Jack Patterson
Church News
PRIEF
West End
Sth St. Bridge
Buchanan
Schwab
Charles M. Scwab
Iowa Nine
Bay
Corson’s
Waterloo, Town
Pssenger
Melo
Melo, Ee
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton
Ghia
Beech
Evening’ Courier
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
SPEER
South
United Scaces
Good Housekeeping
Alice Adams Proctor
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