Music Teachers Plan Chorus At District Meet
Miss Olive Barker was elected president of In and About Waterloo Music Supervisors' club at the final meeting of the year. Miss Lyla Day named vice president and Harry Kaufman secretary and treasurer. A chorus of 390 high school pupils is planned for October 10 and 11 at the northeastern district meeting of Town teachers. The club will handle all chorus arrangements with an out of town director. Twelve members attended the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Barker
Town State Teachers College
Waterloo Music Supervisors
Lyla Day
West Schools
Harry Kaufman
Cedar Falls
Society Calendar Tonight and Tuesday Activities Listed
A dense society calendar lists gatherings at Y W C A London Bridge club Black's tea room Clara Barton guild Westminster Presbyterian church and home department Youth groups Boy Scouts and Elks clubs PT A Washington school high school girl reserves and Ladies auxiliary Jolly Eight club St Marys Sewing circle and card party School PTA Lafayette school Business and Professional Women club board St Pauls M E Womens Home Missionary society and other groups with multiple host venues and leaders named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W. C. A. London Bridge Club
Black’s
Clara Barton Guild—Universalist
Star Rebekah Club
L. al Danton
Mother's Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
We. C.A
Waterloo Elklets
Elks Club
Happy Hour
J. W. Arbuckle
Bridge Club
C. A. Anderson
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Westminster Presbyterian Home Department
J. A. Hartlelp
Washington School
Sons of Union
Veterans—Black’s
Memorial Hall
Jolly Eight clib—Mills
Florence Chevalier
Link White
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
Card Parlay
Lal. P.T. A.—Lafayette School
Business and Professional Women's Club Board
J. F. Balensifer
St. Paul's M. E. Woman's Home Missionary Society
Ralph Myere
Butler County Clubs to Meet at Greene Tuesday
Butler county federated clubs will convene at Greene Virginia on Tuesday at M church. Registration opens at 9 with club reports at the morning session. Piano numbers by John Perry and group, and singing led by Mrs Verna Davis. Dinner at Kessler hotel, noon. Afternoon session starts at 1 with Mrs G E Greer addressing and a talk on social welfare by Miss Lucilla Brunner. A one act play by Greene clubs and vocal music by Mrs George Watterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter
Greene
Federated Clubs
Butler County
John
Perry
Verna Davis
Kessler Hotel
G E. Greer
Eldora
Lucilla
Brunner
Floyd County
George Watterson
Girl Reserves Follow Trail on Gypsy Pattern
About 150 Girl Reserves traced a marked trail on Romany Day hunting buried treasure. A last year message was found in a secret hiding place ending the trek with a new message for next year. Picnic lunch around a campfire accompanied by secretary Miss Beth Tracy and advisers Miss Amy Larson Miss Martha Merrill and Miss Irene Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth ‘Tracy
Amy Larson
Martha Merrill
Birthday Party for Veterans at Knoxville Hospital
American Legion auxiliary units of Iowa third district provided recreation for veterans at the government hospital in Knoxville in April. A birthday party for 55 men with April birthdays featured games cards and music with refreshments. Gifts included a wall clock for the Red Cross hut. Mrs B Dubhbert of Cedar Falls led as host ESS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Iowa
Government Hospital
Knoxville
Red Cross
B. Dubhbert
Cedar Falls
ESS
Women at Rotary District Meeting in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids district Rotary convention featured women entertained with bridge at Cedar Rapids Country Club and an open house at Lite tle Gallery. A banquet and dance were planned at Shrine Temple with a musicale by Cedar Rapids Choral Club. Waterloo attendees listed. other events include lectures, recitals, and farewell plans for Ruth Smith headed to China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Litetle Gallery
Shrine Temple
Cedar Rapids Choral Club
Hotel Roosevel
Waterloo
George Huntley
C. A. Morris
George Shoemaker
Roth Rath
Wiliam Beverstock
Carleton Silas
J. A. Young
Harry Simon
Fred Adams
Local Students Take Charge of Velshea Events at Ames College
Miss Sara Jane Hess of Waterloo is placed in charge of the May fete for the Welshea festival at Town State College Ames May 16 17 18. She selects the fete scenario and prizes and appoints committees for dancing costumes and planning. Miss Shirley Weils Marshalltown assists. Ted Besh of Kingsley avenue manages the agriculture open house with displays of the year’s work. Veishen is the college spring festival to acquaint townspeople with campus work and divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Ames
Shirley -Weils
Marshalltown
Ted Besh
GS. C. Besh
Kingsley Avenue
Veishen
Towa
Hints in Beauty Care Edna Kent Foes the Weekly Manicure
Edna Kent urges a weekly manicure despite daily nail care time. Steps cover reshaping soaking cleaning nails whitening stains, cuticle treatment with orange-wood stick, polishing, and creams. Also includes skin and hair tips, advising medical care for persistent pimples and cautions on ammonia peroxide use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent
Church and guild meetings schedule at Westminster and nearby churches
Church groups in Westminster Presbyterian Union Universalist and First Presbyterian plan this Tuesday and Wednesday events. Mrs Hartlup hosts a 43 oclock Tuesday session. Clara Barton guild meets 730 this evening at the Universalist parish house with hostesses Mrs Whitney and Mrs day Henson. Women of Westminster hold all day Tuesday meetings with a 1230 luncheon by Mrs Manning. Missionary talks at First Presbyterian cover Our Southern Neighbors, South America and Spanish speaking in the United States. Wotman Home Missionary society hosts mite box opening Tuesday night at Mrs Myers home with devotionals led by Mrs Kinsell and singing by Mrs Freburn. Queen Esther girls present a playlet with hostess support from Mrs Miller Margadant and Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara’ Barton
The
Universalist
Harry Whitney
Day Henson
Westminster Presbyterian, Church
H. A. Manning
A. E. Jewett
Woman's Working Association
First Presbyterian Church
B. E. Ritz
Cora Volker
Aid Department
Harry Reed
Nan Black
Missionary Department
Andrew Mitchell
GC. W. Ellyson
South America
United States
PF. J. Elghmey
T. R. Niven
LeRoy Furry
Claude Miller
Ed Margadant
Joe Mercer
Club Notes Face Busy Wednesday With Luncheons and Games
Social band meets at Mrs George Liningers Le Porte road for a picnic luncheon and grah ony collection. Mrs Robert Dally and Miss Vernita Moor host bridge night at Black's room with four tables. Norby hosts Riviera card club with 50 6 to be played at two tables. Luncheon served after games. attendees include Mrs Marion Britzman Mrs Ida May Britzman Miss Mildred Liebert Madeline Dar Wy Mrs Robert Murphy Miss Nora Hathaway and Miss Helen Brttamar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Smith
Hawkeye
Imogene Payne
Lucille
Stull
Second Street West
Monies Neleson
Edith Galvin
Dorothy Black
Helen Wilkins
George Loveaul
George Lininger
le Porte Road
Robert Dally
Vernita Moor
Black
Clara
Norby
Riviera
Marion Britzman
Ida May Britzman
Mildred Liebert
Madeline Dar Wy
Robert Murphy
Nora Hathaway
Helen Brttamar
Miss Mildred Smith to Speak at East High Auditorium
Miss Mildred Smith national Top representative on a committee for correction of blindness will address East High school auditorium Thursday afternoon May 5 at 4 o'clock. Her address was announced at the city Parent-Teacher council meeting held Saturday at the YWCA. Nominating committee named Mrs. Lift ring chair, with Mrs. Bana fetd and Mrs. Penly. Lafayette and Washington school Parent-Teacher associations will meet Tuesday evening at 7 45 and at the school respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Smith
Washington, D. C
East High School
City
Parent-Teacher Council
Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association
Dance Given by Insurance Club at La Porte City
La Porte City High School Insurance club held a dance after the Junior-senior banquet with about 45 couples attending, including several from Waterloo. Vaughn Moore of Waterloo acted as chaperon. The club will stage one more event before year end.brand es Potts Miss Maxine Potts and Lloyd Brandos wed at Calvary Evangelical Church at 8 30 pm officiated by Rev E R McClelland Attendants were Miss Marjorie Potts and Harold Ball. The couple to reside in La Porte City. Potts employed by Powers Manufacturing. Also Mrs Herbert F Marshall to attend Iowa Federation of Music clubs convention in Des Moines with two violin pupils Delores Mayes and Kathryn Blumenstein attending contests. Waterloo Elklets host luncheon at Elks club with bridge. auxiliary Boy Scouts meeting at W C A on Tuesday at 2 30 with reading by Mrs M LaRue and music by Mrs Ray Short. Plans for scout picnic May 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
la Porte City
Waterloo
Vaughn Moore
Brandes- Potts
Maxine Potts
Powers Manufacturing Company
Pets
Herbert F. Marshall
Iowa Federation of Music Clubs
Des Moines
Delores, Mayes
Kathryn Blumenstein
Charles City
Mothers’ Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
M. ©. LaRue
Ray Short
Fluffy Rice Omelet and Roquefort Dressing Recipe Card
Beaten yolks from four eggs with salt and cooked rice folded in, baked in a water bath with cheese, served hot. Roquefort cheese dressing blends cheese crumbs butter olive oil vinegar and seasonings for crisp lettuce. Strawberry Shortcake layers combine flour baking powder sugar and eggs with milk and berries plus whipped cream.
City in brief from Waterloo area notes
Brief notes from Waterloo area including residents returning from Excelsior Springs and New Orleans, visits by Raymond Mayer and Lawrence Hummel with Standard Sanitary, a pedestrian collision in which A Kinney was struck by a car, and travel plans of J Sell and Mrs Sell. Medical updates report L G Hanlon ill in Willard, and Florence Freeman undergoing appendicitis surgery in Cedar Falls with improving condition. Carnes and Constantine injured in a Dunkerton handcar derailment show improving yet serious conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Goodrich
Ninth Street
New Orleans
Chicago
Lawrence H. Hummel
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
J. Sell
G. W
Hanlon
Waterloo
Chandler
Fourth Street East
Tlinois Central
Tlinois Central Hospital
Florence E. Freeman
Clay Street
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Presbyterian Hospital
Clifford Carnes
Runkerton
Martin Constantine
Fairbank
Dunkerton
St. Francis’ Hospital
Carnes
Constantine
Carness
Altho
Brain Test Answer Reveals Hidden Sword List
The puzzle notes an answer set where associated swords include saddle, players, cool, blue, smoke, tree, glover, log, glass, and ship. Each term links to a themed sequence in the brain teaser, hinting at concealed connections and a final solution.
Architect to plan addition to county isolation hospital
John S. B Hartley was directed by the board of supervisors to prepare plans and specifications for a new unit at the county isolation hospital. The addition, 28 by 48 feet and two stories, would expand facilities for quarantinable diseases following a scarlet fever outbreak in Waterloo. Estimated shell cost under 5000 dollars, not requiring a public vote. All six board members supported expanding the isolation hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. B Hartley
Board of Supervisors
County Isolation Hospital
Waterloo
Bartley
Waterloo Woman on Train Re Routed Past Sippi Flood
Mrs J Walker of 504 Maryland avenue described the Mississippi flood from a St. Louis bound train that was delayed six hours after rerouting along the river’s fulsome side. She noted Keokuk rail disruptions and tracks flooded through Illinois with farms submerged near Quincy as the Monmouth detour operated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
J. Walker
Maryland Avenue
Mississippi
St. Louis
Rock Island
Finels
Quincy
Monmouth
Rev J C Orth Is II at Sioux City
Cedar Falls April 9 Rev J C Orth formerly pastor Cedar Heights Community church is reported very ill in a hospital at Sioux City All sons have been summoned to Sioux City Glenn Orth resides here Howard at Indianola and Leonard at Sioux City Reverend Orth was a noted World War era speaker for Liberty Loans and other government drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Ferien
Cedar Falls
J. C. Orth
Cedar Heights
Sioux City
Orth
Liberty Loans
Glenn Orth
Howard
Indianola
Leonard
Sumner Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
The fifty year marriage of Mr and Mrs Thomas Delahery was marked with a dinner at their Sumner home. Married April 29 1879 at Immaculate Conception church Fairbank they have eight daughters and 12 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Thomas Delahery
Delahery
Immaculate Conception Church
Fairbank
Father Murtagh
W. J. McSweeney
Independence
W. J. Stevenns
Delwein
J. F. Backes
Dubuque
A. G. Seyforth
Baxter
Kathryn
Grinnell
Doris
Steubenville
Mayme
Cedar Falls
Agnes
Saturday Closing Moves to Summer Schedule
Following a long standing custom, court house officers will begin next Saturday to observe the summer schedule of Saturday afternoon closing. The practice will continue until the first Saturday in September.
Evansville society shooting leaves two heiresses injured
Evansville Indiana April 29 DP Evansville's society shooting remains a mystery as Mrs Josephine Green Conrad 27 a wealthy divorcee and Miss Margarethe Maley 25 an heiress are wounded. Acquaintances say the pair were childhood friends after a party attended by Mrs F Harold Van Orman and state officials. Police have few clues and say both women deny heavy drinking at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
Josephine Green Conrad
Wiargareh Muley
Conrad
F. Harold van Orman
Indiana
John H. Hewitt
Terre Hatte
Miss Maley
Maley
Dying Indianapolis Author Bets Manuscript Be Passed On
Altha Jonn Maxwell, Indianapolis author playwright and newspaperman, died after spending years pushing his five volume manuscript The Man Behind the Mask which claims Sir Robert Cecil authored Shakespeare. He believed editors would eventually accept or reject it as publishers hold the work. Maxwell urged friends to keep circulating the manuscript until it finds a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapols
Ind
Altha Jonn' M. Maxwell
Indianapolis
Publishers
Maxwell
Theodore Dreiser
Chicago
Publishers’ Doors
Shakespeary
Robert Cecil
Dresser
Shakespeare
Broadway
Week by Wee pe Waterloo 2 Mother's Day Gifts
Remember Mother on May 12 with a box of Mrs Stover's Bunga low Candies from Select Sweet Shop in the Strand Theatre Building Cape collars return to fashion with sheer silks and chiffons Woods Millinery offers hats for every head and purse Riviera Gift Shop carries greeting cards for Mother's Day Shemwoods florists promise fresh blossoms for the occasion Sleeveless dresses with light fabrics suit daytime wear May is near with flowers and plans Waterloo Drug Inc promotes Lowney's candies for Mother's Day potential gift ideas and shopping notes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mather
Riviera
Lowney
Waterloo Drug! Inc
Mary Lou’s Shopping Guide for Mother’s Day Gifts
Mary Lou offers gift ideas from Booth Joseph’s necklaces to Frigate Bookshop schoolgirl memory books and Josephine Deane collars. She recommends Men’s Style Shop ties and shirts for dad, plus outfits for summer with the bifline trend. Mary Lou invites readers to let her shop for them and promises service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo
A Waterloo program of industrial expansion was announced by Allen H Head of John Deere, including new buildings, equipment, trackage, power facilities, and more workers. Mary Phelan of Fort Madison spoke at the Daughters of Isabella initiation banquet in Hotel Russell Lamson. Loren E Bailey 28 a city fireman was severely injured in an airplane crash during an exhibition flight near La Porte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Allen H.head
John Deere Tractor Company
Mary Phelan
Fort Madison
Daughters of Isabella
Russell Lamson
Loren E B. Bailey
la Porte City
Motorcycle Officer W. H. Wilson Injured in Backing Collision
Motorcycle Officer W. H. Wilson received a fracture of the right wrist when an auto driven by C. F. Atchison of Waterloo Hardware backed into him from Rechtfertly garage on La Fayette Street. Wilson was taken to a doctor then Presbyterian Hospital for x rays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slim
Wilson
C. F. Atchison
Walnut
Waterloo Hardware Company
Wiison
Atchison
Pollop
La~fayette
Presbyterian Hospital
Melo cleans hard water myth in white laundry tale
An ad narrates how soft water and Melo soap make clothes gleam white. It contrasts hard water causing scum with Melo's cleaning power, claiming Melo improves soap effectiveness and urges readers to buy Melo at the grocer. The piece uses a playful rhyming style to promote the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crean
Dainty For Warm Weather Pattern From Evening Courier
An advertisement details a spring summer pattern 1707 featuring a plain bodice short sleeves and a flared skirt with a pointed vestee. Scarfs shown in multiple wearing styles with printed crepe and white or pale contrasting fabric. Sizes 14 to 38 offered. yardage provided. order by mail with fifteen cents per pattern and ten cents for the fashion book.
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Society
U.S. Hospital
Sacred Heart ‘Court
No. 309
Mary A. Condon
Migs
Gladys Califf
K. L. Califf
Joe Hanna
M. K. Condiff
Anna Crowley
Herbert Mucha
Rotary
Dorothy Eleanor Clark
Lit We Players
Annette M. Lingelbach
Third Street
Mathilde Blibro
Maria Theresa Paradies
Lingelbach
Sarasate
Lucile Timmerman
Nick Meisch
Irving Street
Meisch
Fred Hacker
Tom Meisch
Sidney Smith
Agir
J. F. Balen
Sifer
Business and Professional Women's Club
Welnut Street
Velshea
Sara Jane Hess
Harvey J. Hess
Saka Jane
Hess
Adele
Mary
Hove
Church News
J. A. Hartluip
Fourth Street West
P.T. A
F. C. Liftring
KH. M. Banafetd
J. H. Penly
Parent
Insurance Club
Charles Felsing
H. B. Chandler
Frank Fish
Joe Raymond
Prief
West End 4Th St. Bridge
M. da
Buchanan
E.H. Headford
Excelsior Springs
Raymond Mayer
Coral Ganles
Fla.s
Mrs
EB. R. Mayer
Third Avenue
Eas
Rev. J.C. Orth
Evansville, Ind
Sun
Eri
Mary’Lou
Booth-Joseph’s
Mary Lou
Frigate
Josephine Deane
Mary Low
Gall
Auto
Melo
Aapares
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Courier
New York City
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