Plans to honor Mrs Edgar Stillman Kelley in Cedar Falls
Members of 5B Natural Music club and Women's Federated Music Clubs of America discuss honors for Mrs Kelley, wife of American composer Dr Charles Kell y, who will direct the Town State Teachers college orchestra in The New England Second Symphony in B flat May concert at the college chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Women's
Federated Music Clubs of America
Natural Music Club
Kelley
Cedar Falls
State ‘Teachers College
New England
Natural and
Ladies
Women's Federation
Fine Arts Department
Waterloo
Woonign
Altho
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
America
College Chapel
Martha McCormick
B Natural Music Club
William Bradford
Plymouth Colony
Bradford
Berlin
Cincinnati Conservatory
Western College
Oxford
May Day Gains New Significance As Children's Day
May Day, once a pagan spring festival, наб gaining national prominence as Children’s Day. Since 1924 groups like the American Child Health Association and General Federation of Women’s Clubs have promoted child welfare with May Day events across 48 states. The program centers on health surveys, clinics, immunizations, and school exams to raise awareness and boost immunization, with examples of 16 000 immunized in one state and thousands examined in Massachusetts and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emily Newell Blair
Century Magazines
American Child Health Association
General Federation of Women's Clubs
American Federation of Labor
Congress
State Board of Health
Blair
Massachusetts
California
Easton Hosts Two Functions With Luncheon and Bridge
Mrs. J. D. Easton presides at a luncheon and bridge party at her home tomorrow. Twenty four guests attend with spring flowers on the luncheon table and miniature baskets as favors. Mrs Blanche Shaw of Philadelphia is complimented by Easton at the luncheon and six bridge tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Easton
Peeeemope
Hee
Tal Hes
Blanche Shaw
Philadelphia
Pat
Alvin Jackson
Easton
Nathan Barber
L. & Fowler
D. J. Walker
Mrs Hoffey Hosts Sister Visit With Bridge Party
Mrs Perry J Hoffey entertained at her Hillcrest apartments to honor her sister Miss Frances Cosgrove of Clinton Iowa. Guests included Fay Cobb J L Conry BE S Diehl Truman Wagner Arthur Weld Walter Sleglaff W F Toomey and Misses Letty Brace Louise Burns Madeline Sims. A two course luncheon preceded departure. W C O F installation of officers by Our Lady of Victory court tonight in Our Lady of Victory auditorium with cards and refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Cosgrove
Clinton
Perry J. Hoffey
Bridge
Hillcrest
Mines
Fay Cobb
Miss Cosgrove
Our Lady of Victory Court
Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters
Our Lady of Victory Auditorium
Wild Rose Club Meeting At Miss McCormick Home
The Wild Rose club will meet all day Thursday at the home of Miss Addie McCormick with Mrs Hartwell assisting. A picnic dinner will be served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
Addie McCormick
M. ©. Hartwell
Card party to benefit Waterloo Woman's Club members
Mrs. Carl Bickley opens her home at 2:30 p m Thursday for a card party hosted by the Romance Languages department of the Waterloo Woman's Club. Mrs. L Bickelberg is general chair, with Mrs. J B Ridenour arranging tables and directing play. Favors by Mrs. Garretson. tea hosted by Mrs. Alford and Mrs. Weishaar. refreshments by executive committee including Mrs. Mak, Mrs. Howard, and others. Reservations advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bickley
Waterloo Woman's Club
L. EB. Bickelberg
J.B. Ridenour
G. N. Garretson
E.T. Alford
A. S. Weishaar
Leo Mak
C. £. Howard
Eickelberg
George Wood
Howard
Church group activities fill First Presbyterian schedule
Church groups across several congregations list meetings for today and tomorrow. Junior Christian Endeavor at First Presbyterian hosts a 5 p m party. White Cross sewing by Major Guild meets at 10 a m tomorrow. multiple circles at First Presbyterian plan gatherings and hostess duties with 2:30 p m start times. Additional events include St Pauls Methodist noon picnic, Walnut Street Baptist class dinner, Trinity American Lutheran demo, East Park Presbyterian missionary tea, Northminster auxiliary, First Baptist Dorcas play night with Grace Methodist, and a First Methodist concert scheduled for 8:32 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian’ P Church
Mmes
Ernest Nielsen
Frank Morris
D. F. Merriman
Dorcas
First Baptist Church
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Ma Sweee
Supher
Quick yet unsafe dieting myths from a bygone era
A vintage health column debunks magic quick-fix fat loss. It warns there is no royal road to slimming, notes rare medical causes, cautions against hot baths and harsh tonics, and prescribes safe steps like reducing intake to about 1200 calories for women, plus gentle activity. It also covers beauty tips and cautious toning routines.
Sacred Heart Court plans old fashioned dance party
Sacred Heart court Woman's Catholic Order of Potesters will host an old fashioned dance at St Marys hall tomorrow evening with refreshments to follow. Card tables will be available and a brief business meeting will precede the event. Committee on arrangements includes Mrs. Louis Vollenweider Mrs. Richard Bartelt Miss Lucille Dietsch and Miss Rose Dasche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Marys Hall
Sacred Heart Court
Woman's Catholic Order of Potesters
Louis Vollenweider
Richard Bartelt
Lucille Dietsch
Rose Dasche
P. Am
Jennie Peterson Heads Burton B Y P U Election
Jennie Peterson was elected president of the Burton Avenue Baptist church B Y P U at a meeting last night after potluck supper. New officers include Howard Secrest and Harry Peterson as vice presidents, Merle Dryden as third vice president, Carrie Myers chorister, Esther Peterson pianist, Leons Redden secretary, Verne Harper treasurer, Violet McMullen social chairman, and Walter Vick publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Peterson
Burton Avene Baptist Church
Howard Secrest
Harry Peterson
Merle Dryden
Carrie Myers
Esther Peterson
Leons Redden
Verne Harper
Violet McMullen
Walter Vick
Altha Thornberry
City in Brief Hoytogram and Local Notes
Hotel Russell Lamson left for Chicago last evening. City treasurer Guy M. Johnson at 186 Lovejoy Ave. Mrs J B Litchfield visiting relatives in Oelwein. Rock Island agent D P Fegan visited Waterloo. Mrs B W Miller visiting sister Mrs Roy Hulett at 1515 Fourth St W. E. Lincoln Hosteter filed suit for $4,045 damages against Tipe and Kanofsky. Firefighters rescued a cat from a tall tree on Allen Street. Judge Beem resumed municipal court duties. Miss Jennie Ewen recovering from appendicitis. Mrs G F Ennis and children from Fort Dodge returned home after visits. St Joseph’s Girls club had dinner. committee to plan another meeting. Mrs A B Nauman and Mrs Charles Lewis returned from Detroit. R M Primater filed for divorce from Clara. child Jeannette custody sought. G I A to B of L E will miss meeting for funeral of A C McCormick. Lois Garthoff seeks divorce and custody in cross-petition. Ida Robbins filed for divorce from Roy Robbins. custody of three children sought. Municipal coffers boosted by $196,798.29 tax receipt from County Treasurer Ed Madigan.
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Russell Lamson
Chicago
Guy M. Johnson
Lovejoy Avenue
J. B. Litchfield
Fourth Street
Oelwein
D. P. Fegan
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloo
B. W. Miller
Decorah
Roy Hulett
Fourth Street West
Lincoln Hosteter
District Court
Rusking
William
Tipe
Jacob Kanofsky
Ailen Street
J. ©. Beem
Jennie Ewen
Marble Rack
St. Francis Hospital
G. F. Ennis
Loren
Joyce
Fort Dodge
Doris Kinson
Adams Street
St. Joseph's
A. B. Nauman
Rebel Avenue
Charles Lewis
Mulberry Street
Detroit
R. M. Primater
Clara
Springville
Jeannette
B. of
L. E
Black Hawk I
C. F. Kall
A. C. McCormick
Philip G. Garthoff
Lois Garthoff
Richard Allen
Ida Robbins
Roy Robbins
Arlington
Dorothy
Harold
Lloyd
Railway officials tour Waterloo inspection party
W. S. Snowden of the Chicago Great Western visited Waterloo today. Division officials J. Foster F. A. Blayhew W. Rutherford and H. H. Eggleston led a Waterloo to Des Moines to Oelwein road equipment inspection tour. Dr S S Heverly dentist also noted in local ad.
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Bic
Consolidated Fund
W. S. Snowden
Marshalltown
Chicago Great Western Railway
Waterloo
Des Moines
Oclwein
J. Foster
F. A. Blayhew
W. ©. Rutherford
H. H. Eggleston
F. Heverly
Hawk
Jaw of Oelwein man broken in shop accident
L E Douglas about 58, a coach carpenter at Chicago Great Western shops, suffered severe jaw fractures and facial injuries when a jack lever swung back while he worked on a coach in the shop. He is at home after treatment. physicians expect a serious recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Oelwein
L. E. Douglas
Jack Lever
Douglas
Chicago Great Western
Great Western Avenue
Browned Onions and Ham and Potato Balls Recipe
Browned onions baked in butter with crumbs form a side dish for roast meals. Ham and Potato Balls mix ham, mashed potatoes, parsley, butter, cream and eggs then deep fry to a light brown and serve with pan gravy. Nottingham Apples bake apples stuffed with sugar in a batter of milk eggs baking powder and salt for an hour, with optional molasses or honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
Attler
Grundy Co Woman Fractures in Runaway Buggy Crash
Mrs. John Stroshal wife of a local farmer suffered fractures of the collarbone and several ribs when thrown from an open buggy after the horse bolted near Grundy Center. She is making a satisfactory recovery. Vera Black, daughter of Rev. Jay Black, used to reside here. Also noted is plans for Chris Neesen and Ed Kiuver to visit Germany May 1 for two months to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Services
Ed Kiuver
Germany
Legion Promotes Improvement of C F Hospital
Cedar Falls April 24. Teams joined by the city and volunteer labor recruited by the American Legion will Thursday start improving the grounds at Sartar Me Tadical hospital under a plan initiated by the Legion. Thirty five men will take part. if weather delays, another day will be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
American Legion
Sartar Me~ Tadical Hospital
Legion
Gospel Chapel Begun in Dearborn Nevada as Mission
Work started today on a gospel chapel at the corner of Dearborn avenue and Nevada street to be run as a branch by Walnut Street Baptist church. Lot owned by Jack Sutherland of Uptown cafe, with Rey Warren Steeves furnishing the land and providing voluntary labor. A free building permit was issued for a one story frame building 24 by 40 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn Avenue
Nevada Street
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Jack Sutherland
Uptown Cafe
Rey. Warren
Steeves
David B. Toenjes
I Never An Iron On My Hair
A performer explains his personal hair routine using Wave and Sheen to create a soft undulating wave. He describes weekly shampooing, dampening, and combing in the wave direction, noting the effect is not natural and promising sales of the product for 75 cents.
Waterlog Evening Courier Patterns Advertised
Waterloo based Fashion Department offers up-to-date spring and summer 1928 pattern book. Send 13 cents per pattern or 14 cents by mail to receive patterns with seams. Orders filled quickly with delivery expected in about 10 days after mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itate Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Brain Test Answer Summary From Puzzle Fragment
A fragmented brain teaser answer list includes items labeled 1 through 5. It mentions letters, a person named James, a cousin, the square of eight equals sixty four, and notes a discovery numbered four. The readable text is terse and puzzle-oriented with no clear narrative or context.
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National Music ‘Federation
Christ Episcopal Rely B.—Carpenters’ Hall
Ouehiers
Isabella
P. Hall
Lafayette
Alcolb
Pythian Sisters
R. ‘T—Firemensall
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
P. J. Hoffey
Church News
Junior Christian Endeavor Society of
First Presbyterian Church
Circle One
GC. K. Rentz
A. A. Sohner
Frank Smith
A. D. Donnell
Circle Four
F. C. Liffring
Circle Two
E. A. Sohm
G. J. Bennett
Old Society of St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
A. J. Evans
Searchlight
Guild of
Trinity American Lutherian Church
Myrtle Dunbar
Adolph Felsner
F. L. Higgins
Anita Hertzog
Woman's Auxiliary
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Carl Wilcox
Deborah Society of First
Meuhodise Episcopal Church
A. S. Wilson
Mary Johnson
J.C. Hartman
H.C. DeWitt
Flrst Methodist Episcopal Church
Hinti Ny
EAU
Helen
Coena
E. E. Heskett
Norma Jean
Jean Philips
Marjorie Humby
Mardell Guyer
Artie Anderson
Ruth Lang
Aldine Snider
Trinia Grover
May Committee of Business and Professional Woman's Club
Sylvia, Kearns
A. B. Love- Joy
L. EB. Biekelberg
T. J. Eitegerald
Mary Dunbar
Tve
Girls’ Club
St. Joseph's Church
Black's
Thela Bradford
Billy White
Leona Horney
Dorothy Wiser
Eileen Class
Ann Balan
Priday
Octows
Iowa
W. OH. Howrey
TJ. Wisner
M. BF. Coontz
Geraldine — Mentzer
Lottie Mentzer
Dane Street
Leonard Dayton Young
Warren L. Steeves
Mia
Calla Kress
William Brown
Burton B. Y. P. U
Hudson Consolidated School
New Hartford
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
H. A. Grief
Iowa State Teachers College
Black
Buchanan's
For & Complete Optical Service
Ed Madigan
Algees
Paris
Drecoli
C. G. W. Coach Carpenter
JSIUK
Amaze
M. If
Eon
C.F. Hospital
Gospel Chapel
Dearborn
Nevada
CIA
James
Cousin
Ize
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