Daughters of Isabella Banquet Near Initiation at K of C Hall
Tomorrow afternoon the Daughters of Isabella initiate 35 candidates at the Knights of Columbus hall at 1 o clock. A banquet honoring new members follows at 6 30 p m in Hotel Russell Lamson with Miss Mary Phelan Fort Madison Ta state regent and Catholic clergy as honored guests. Mayme Egan is regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus Hall
Daughters of Isabella
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Mary Phelan
Fort Madison
K. of C. Hall
Phelan
J. B. Bruner
Iniatiois
A. A. Hoffman
Mayme Egan
Y W C A Carnival Pleases With Night Repeat Show
A Y W C A carnival night draws crowds before 7 15 pm with side shows and main acts including tumbling stunts by Y M C A boys and Girl Reserves performances. The crowd enjoyed esthetic dancing mind reading and a flag drill plus a swinging act and orchestral numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. Gla
Bibs
Y. M. CG
Knapp Studio
Iowa
Colege
King Cole
Cornell Symphony to Play at Cornell May Music Festival
Cornell Symphony Orchestra will perform at the 30th Cornell college May music festival on May 10 12 with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra featured on three programs. Florence Austral soprano returns to sing Thursday evening, and Gordon String Quartet members join Friday events. Dr Stock conducts May 11 and Charles Naegele piano solo appears Saturday afternoon. Choruses by Cornell Gratorio society close the festival with guest conductor Howard Hanson. Tickets via John L Conrad Cornell Conservatory Mount Vernon Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Vaurier
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Din Ms
Theodore Thomas
Uisual
Frederick Stock
Chicago
Florence Austral
Cornell
Gordon String Quartet
Stock
John L. Conrad
Conservatory of Music
Do Not Feel Sorry for Yourself Says Lena Phillips
Lena Madesin Phillips, president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, urges businesswomen to avoid self pity. She speaks at the State convention in Keokuk on May 4. Endurance and independence, she says, drive success in business and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Women of America
Lena Madesin Phillips
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Keokuk
Hudson Baptist Mission Circle Raises Quota
Hudson Ta April twenty eight twenty five women met at the home of Mrs J C Gutknecht for a Baptist Mission circle session. A vocal duet by Mrs J Vo Wright and her daughter Lila Wright. discussions on missions led by Mrs B L Cook and Miss Wright. Treasurer Mrs J L Copley reported the circle’s missions quota was raised and a check sent to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antler
Bervices Hudson
Baptist Mission Circle
J. C. Gutknecht
A. T. Joder
J. Vo Wrght
Lila
Jrsup
B. L. Cook
Miss Wright
J. L. Copley
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Sunday Tsabella initiation K GC event and Tsabella banquet. Monday Book Review club at W C A Presbyterian Hospital auxiliary Mrs FP E Friend. Tuesday Luncheon club and Happy Hour club events with local venues. Wednesday Becker chapter and par tol building function. Thursday T A M Bridge club and Central Christian church divisions. St Margaret's guild and Golden Glow Bridge club. Friday Past Matrons club and Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors. Saturday 500 club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Harold Korth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Waterloo
F. Hall
P. W
Becker
H. W. Flint
Golden Glow Bridge Club
O. H. Hoy
Blue Triangle League
G. E
Child Health Day Plans Invite Nationwide Ceremonies
New York reports Iowa will observe the fifth National Child Health Day with state ceremonies on May 1. A 5:30 pm EST address will feature Herbert Hoover and William Green to a Radio audience. The observance includes clinics, dental drives, and vaccinations, with many states issuing diplomas and recognizing healthy children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Child Health Association
Iowa
Aida de Acosta Breckinridge
Breckinridge
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Wiliam Green
American Federation of Labor
National Broadcasting Company
National League of Women Voters
Hoover
Europe
America
Green
National’ Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Helen Martins Piano Students Recital At Teacher Home
Miss Helen Martins piano students performed a recital at their teacher’s home last evening with parents and friends in attendance Prizes for good lessons were awarded to Marjorie Koepke Ellen Burgess Lynn Anderson and Henry Woore The performances included numbers by Jor Springer Marjorie Koepke James Duke Eilert Burgess Loria Burgess Lynn Anderson and Henry Woare
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Martin
Marjorie Koepke
Ellen Burgess
Lynn Anderson
Henry Woore
Jor Springer
James Duke
Eilert Burgess
Loria Burgess
Henry Woare
Hints in Beauty Care for a Compact Evening Box
A compact beauty box idea for the working girl includes cleansing cream vanishing cream powder rouge and a full manicure set with files sticks nail bleach emery boards and polish remover. The box fits a drawer and avoids a clutter of jars by combining essential items for quick post work freshness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess
May Breakfasts Planned at Three Churches
May Day breakfast events are set for Westminster Presbyterian First Baptist and Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian churches. Westmin ster hosts at 6 30 a m with ham and biscuit coffee and doughnuts. First Baptist plans orange waffles and coffee served by Nora Strayer. Cedar Heights lists waffles sausages fruit and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinster Presbyterian
First Baptist
Cedar Heights
R. Moore
A. Stoddard
S. F. Stevenson
First Baptist Church
Nora Strayer
Willl
Mahanke Chosen President of Degree of Honor
Mrs C G J Mahanke was elected president of the Degree of Honor at a meeting in Piermens hall. Officers named include Mines Nauman first vice president Mrs Jennie Parker second vice president and others. Plans for a public residency Friday afternoon May 11 at the hall were announced with Mrs Nauman as chairwoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. J. Mahanke
Piremen’s
Mines
C. J. Nauman
Jennie Parker
Charles Rose
Charles Fawcett
George Alexander
Allan Ross
George LaTier
Hannen
al Decker
Aay Chevalier
Pares
Nauman
Mock Carnival Brings Two Classes Together at First Baptist
Two church classes the Men’s Fellowship and Weavers at First Baptist held a mock carnival in the church parlors with约100 attendees. Richard Holmes served as barker and the program featured acts by Martin Tribalt the wild man and other characters while a uniformed kitchen band performed between acts. A Coney Island stand offered hot dogs and coffee with J D Maize as chef assisted by Mrs Chester Stone and others. The event concluded with officer elections and annual reports to be presented at Tuesday dinner, West High Boys’ Glee Club to sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Mines
Dan Bussler
Richard Holmes
J. O., Maize
J. J. Miller
Chester Stone
A. E. Randall
Barker
Martin Tribalt
Tom Thomb
Jackie Rausch
Darlene Miller
Dorothy Buesier
Ted Humiston
John Penly
Coney Island
J. D. Maize
Panda Dutch Indy
7. D. White
Guesis
Club Notes Review and Socials Schedule
Chi will meet Monday at 3 PM. Mrs John Booger reviews Mark of Roumania by Daggert. Airs Jane Black hosts a leek lunch Tuesday in Black's tearoom for Happy Hour club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
OGA
John Booger
Roumania
Daggert
Janes Black
Aieleek
Black
Happy Hour Club
Sunshine Rebekah
Lincoln Circle
Black's
Church Guild Meeting At St Mark's Episcopal
The Sct Margaret s guild of St Mark s Episcopal church will meet at 1 o'clock Thursday at Mrs WH W FHnt s home with Mrs G D Harris assisting. The 88 Triple T class of Burton Avenue Baptist met last evening at Mrs Jay Armstrong s home with officers elected including Mrs Walter Larraben president Mrs Clarence Hedrick vice president and H N Murray secretary treasurer Burl Jaga named chairman of the calling committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret's Guild of
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
WH. W
G. D. Harris
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Jay Armstrong
Walter Larraben
Clarence Hedrick
H. N. Murray
Burl Jaga
Mrs Weishaar Elected President of Waterloo Woman's Club
Mrs. A S Weishaar was named president at the Waterloo Woman's Club annual meeting. New officers include vice president Mrs Hi Orrick and treasurer Mrs T C Menges. The club reports 43 new members this year for a total of 435, and 700 dollars paid to the library from 17 months of work. Delegates to the General Federation meeting in San Antonio were chosen, and the annual spring luncheon is set for May 11 at Hotel Russell Lamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. S. Weishaar
Waterloo Woman's Club
Hi. ©. Orrick
W. PB. Kerwin
C. M. Howe
T. C. Menges
C. W. Loeshe
Ella Williams
San Antonio
Tex
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Mines
Johnson
Walter Johnson
Weisham
E. T. Alford
H. B. Crapper
Jackson McCoy
H. BB. Lichty
O’dleck
Hotel Russell-Lamson
LeMars College Glee Club to Give Concert in Calvary Church
The 16 member Western Union college glee club from LeMars Ia under Prof Willis Fleetwood will perform at 8 p m Tuesday in Calvary Evangelical church in a concert arranged by First and Calvary church Christian Endeavor groups. The program includes classical and patriotic selections with soloists Willard Green of Sioux City and Max Werner of Alden Kansas. The tour also includes Waverly and Dysart as the group travels by auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union College
LeMarx
Calvary Evangelical Church
Willis Fleetwood
Willard Green
Sioux City
Max Werner
Alden
Kan
Iowa
Waverly
Dysart
Christian Endeavor Societies of
First and
Calvary Evangelical Churches
Greene
Beethoven
Glarke “Sons of Men
Vee
Cadinay Giee Club
Oddy Baeteeeesc
Ee Spraske
McaArtior
Procherge
Sipept
Dawson
Protherge
Dotsan
Cadman
Mr. Gieenn
Honiljig del Riega
Mooseheart Legion Ends Contest Plans Banquet In Moose Hall
Mooseheart Legion members concluded the membership contest last evening and will banquet the winning team on May 3 in Moose Hall. Hostess captains include Mrs. John Grider and Mrs. A. Cartress with Mrs. Harriett Wightman leading the victorious group. Initiation followed in the hall for several members and guests, then a program featuring music by Robert Miller, dances by Virginia Sanderson and Buddy Paul, and vocal solos by Mrs. R. G. Emmons and others. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart
Legion Will
Moose Hall
John Grider
A. Cartress
Harriett Wightman
Hall For Mines
R. F. Stevens
Herbert Beerbower
H. W.tompkins
Hewitt
Lawrence Dawson
Clara Knittle
Irma Hath
J. E. Wilson
J. P. Anderson
Gertende Brumbie
Loyal Lyons
Robert Miller
Gene Satterlee
Virginia Sanderson
Buddy Paul
R. G. Emmons
Madeline Sims
Voeal
Arlene
Lucas
Maccabees Form Junior Court of Jewels in Black Hawk hall
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees organize a juvenile group called The Court of Jewels to meet Monday evening in Black Hawk Yoo F hall. Mrs Gora Philips Detroit and Mrs Belte Patterson assist with initiatory services joined by Mr and Mrs Burgin state officers. Program and refreshments follow the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
Court of Jewels
Black Hawk Y Oo
F. Hall
Gora Philips
Detroit
Mich
Belte Patterson
Burgin
Cedar Rapids
the Maccabees
The
Maccabees
Voice and Piano Recital Set for Monday at ISU
Soprano Sarah Rowe from Minburn and Frances Willoughby of Grundy Center will perform a Monday 8 p.m. recital in Gilchrist chapel at Iowa State Teachers College with Sylvia Day of Clarksville as accompanist. The program includes Handel, arias, a concerto in C sharp minor, and pieces by various composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Rowe
Minburn
Frances Willoughby
Grundy Center
Jin Gilchristchapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Sylvia Day
Clarksville
Mrs Easton Hosts Visitors and Society Notes
Mrs. J D Easton entertained at a 4 o clock luncheon for two visitors Mrs Bennett Clark and Mrs Walter Rayne of St Louis Ma Twenty eight guests attended the event Snapdragons and tulips decorated the table In the same issue a Young Married Folks class birthday party and various club meetings are noted including the Woman's Relief Corps and the Natural Club plus school activities and a note on postage bills from 1927 detailing stamp denominations and car license plate mail costs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Easton
Olleck
Bennett Clark
Walter Rayne
St. Louis
Easton
First Congregational Church
Leo Leper
Margaret
Lila Mae Boysen
Esther Bennett
Maxine Ritz
Margaret Wills
Marjorie Price
Mirian Glark
Helen Ruwards
Blanche Wiegel
Maxine ‘Tenenbaum
Wilma Motler
Child's First School in the Family Columns Series
The article discusses home education as a primary approach with the National Kindergarten association. It appears in weekly columns for the Evening Courier from the West Fortieth Areas of New York City, detailing early childhood learning ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Areas
New Pe City
Evening Courier
Be Friends With Your Children
Cornelia reflects on her distance from Jim and resolves to bridge the gap by becoming friends with him. Aunt Emmy-Lou explains the need to engage with his adolescent world, and Cornelia realizes she has been “living above him.” A basketball night prompts mother and son to reconnect, signaling a fresh relationship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gregg Green
Jim
Cornelia
Aunt Emmy-Lou
Thorobred
Ime
Annie Emmy-Lou Re
Emmy-Lou
Jimmy
Fried Ham and Cream Gravy and Pineapple Custard Pie
Brown ham in butter and make a milk-based gravy with flour paprika and nutmeg. French fry pared potatoes in hot fat until crisp brown and drained. Pineapple custard pie combines eggs grated pineapple sugar milk and lemon juice baked until set.
Kindergarten training for teachers may extend to early grades
Smiley Blanton argues kindergartens benefit children and could train teachers in the early grades. He envisions applying kindergarten methods to first through fourth grades at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar College
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Smiley Blanton
City in Brief and Local Notices Summary
City items note travel to Chicago and New York for family reasons. Waterloo Consistory members plan dinner followed by a Europe lecture by Worth Hill man. Mrs. Hope C. Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Buck are mentioned in connection with visits and ill relatives. Mrs. Fred H. Stearns reports cold weather and fruit damage in Arkansas. A divorce petition by Ida Mae Heiple and a cross petition by Harry E Heiple are both denied relief by Judge R. W. Hasner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope C. Martin
Fourth Street West
Chicago
Hot Springs
Ark
Fay Dorothy
Waterloo Consistory Potas
Worth Hillman
Europe
Ida Mae Heiple
Harry E Heiple
Ralief
R. W. Hasner
Brain Test Observation and Behavioral Insights
The text discusses the reliability of IS as an indicator of exceptional repetition ability and notes that completing group 4 signals average to above average performance. It mentions experiments by selettists testing a belief about a rattlesnake and a half rape show, questioning its factual basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Black Hawk County audit shows minimal errors and rising revenue
State audit of 1926 1927 county officers reports little bookkeeping error and no shortages. Treasurer Ed Madigan handled 4 586 659 last year and county board cash totaled 11 agaist last year. Esher and other officials listed with salaries costs and collected fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Madigan
Black Hawk
Waterloo patterns advertisement for courier designs
Patterns offered by the Waterloo Evening Courier promote up-to-date designs. Customers are instructed to send 15 cents per pattern to the fashion department in Waterloo and to allow about ten days for delivery after placing an order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Births Reported In Local Notices
Dr and Mrs J Kurth 1652 Logari April 14 a son Join Joseph Mr and Mrs Peter Afoxs 21 tHalated April 13 a son Mr and Mr John Dolan 343 Oliver Mesch 36 a daughter Rose Marie Mr and Mrs vinmes Pandew 149 Bats clay April 18 a daughter Eva felis Mr and Mrs Henry O Manly Br Francis hospital April 1 a daughter Dorothy Mae Mr and Myra A M Rockwell 1111 Hawthorne April 23 a son Charing Alvin Mr and Mrs Merth B Anderson 217 Lincoln April 22 a daughter Mary Ellen
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kurth
Logari
Joseph
Peter Afoxs
tHalated
John Dolan
Oliver
Rose Marie
Vinmes Pandew
Batsclay
Eva Felis
Henry O. Manly
Br. Francis Hospital
Dorotthy Mae
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Cornell Symphony Orchestra
Lena M. Phillips
Hudson Baptist Mission Circle
Tall
rHote Russell Lainsoll
Edna Kent Forbes
Mrs. Mahanke
Degree of
R. and
PF. W. Club
West High Boys' Glee Club
Church News
Weishaar
Woman’s Club
Mrs. Weishaar
College Glee Club
LeMars, Ia
Mooseheart Legion
Parent-Teacher Association
Edison School
Warren Frink
F. A. Wisner
Wills Johns von
Peter Findlay
le Holton
Mrs. Easton
KB Natural Club
Marl Krause
Martha McCormick
Marie Wratislaw
Bach
John McDonald
A. C. Kessler
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Edward J. Slattery
St. Joseph's Church
Alfred Decker
Frank Obele
Frank Zimmerman
Carl Bickley
FI. G. Northey
Panama
Waterloo Garden Club
Pinehurst
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiary
FL EL Prignd
O. FE
Order of Eastern Star
At & P.m
Matt Parrow Bilding
Lueler Letong
Buchanan's
Mrs. M
Buck
Rebel Avenue
Mr. Buck
Douglas Burt
Fred H. Stearns
Clay Street
Little Rock
Heiple
Silent Sentinel
Jayar
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
East Ninth St
PerDiem Mi
Able
Bentley
Northey
Nathan Orthey
California
F. T. Bentley
W. Esher
Audi
Ij. W. Thompson
Esher
Madigan
Thompson
H. T. Wagner
Wagner
Grundy County
F. W. Edwards
Breckers
A. E. Jewett
Eva M. Brebner
County Recorder
Biog
Lfe
Clay and State
Teer
Renee
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