From Sheridan to Robertson a Chapter in Theatre History
Prof B W Crawford of the University of Iowa spoke on the evolution of English drama since 1800 at the Women's Club, noting reforms by managers freed the stage from abuses and made it a democratic institution. He highlighted French influence and Robertson as a flowering of 75 years of destruction and reconstruction in modern drama.
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England
Fechter
Crawford
Buty
Robertson
Golden Wedding of Urbana Couple Marked by Party
Urbana Iowa February 1 Mr and Mrs Elec Fetherkile celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary with a surprise party at their home hosted by the Ever Ready club members and families Fifty guests attended A wedding ceremony was held with Mrs Fetherkile in yellow roses Darlene Piper served as ring bearer and flower girls Helen Mae Moore and Jean Fravke The couple were married at Vinton Iowa They have three sons and two granddaughters who attended the gathering A gold piece was presented to the couple Also luncheon hosted for twelve at Hawks Eye Room Hotel President later bridge at home prizes won by Mrs Robert Hardin Raymond IA Mrs Joseph Raymond and Mrs Guy Johnston
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Gaurier
Urbana
Elec
Fetherkile
Ever Ready , Club
Darlene Piper
Helen
Mae Moore
Jean Fravkce
H. . B. Chander
Hawks ‘Eye
Oaklawn .Avenue
Robert Hardin
Raymond
Joseph Raymond
Guy Johnston
Kilkare and Local Clubs Hold Dinners and Cards
Kilkare club members dine at Blacks Tearoom at seven this evening then play cards at four tables. T T F club met Thursday with Mrs. Moothart. Valentine themed appointments. next meeting with Mrs. Cashman in two weeks. Joyle club hosted by Mrs. Manning in Gedar Heights. bridge prizes to Mrs. Homer Gordon, Mrs. Henry Schneider, and Mrs. J. J. Roberts. Next meeting at Mrs. Lyman Miller’s. Do-Besé club hosted by Mrs. E D Bower at Black Hawk Road. bible contest prizes to Mrs. Moessner and Mrs. Oslo Morelack. two-course lunch served. Joe Koerner guest. Feb 28 next meeting with Mrs. Dwight Bower. Thisisus club met with Mrs. Davidson at 57 Mulberry Street Sorbridge. favors to Mrs. Maynard and Mrs. Finingson. guest Mrs. R R Lenington of Chicago. hostess aided by daughters Wilma and Irene Finlayson on Feb 14.
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George Moothart
Ray Kimler
J. A. Cashman
Roy Gilley
Cashman
Joyle Club
Earl Manning
Gedar Heights
Homer
Gordon
Henry Schneider
J. J. Roberts
G. H. Farnsworth
Lyman Miller
E.D. Bower
Black Hawk
Charles Moessner
Oslo Morelack
Dwight Bower
Joseph Koerner
Thisisus Club
William, G. Davidson
Mulberry Street
Sorbridge
Allison Maynard
Donald Finingson
R. R. Lenington
Chicago
Wilma
Irene
Finlayson
O. T. Dybsford
Clay Street
Favors
Ed Miller
Lucy Knapp
FP. &. Stanton
Fred Kotl
Floyd Bigler
Roy Stevens
Charles Barker
William Denigan
Mayme Egan
Hints in Beauty Care Polished Nails
Read tips on maintaining neat nails with weekly manicures plus basic care. Proper feeding, smoothing, and buffing create a satin gloss that protects against soil and dryness. Avoid overglossy enamels that dry nails and note exercise guidance for posture and self check.
Plymouth church hosts aid meeting and program recital
Daughters of Plymouth Congregational plan a Saturday quilting meeting at Mrs. W. H. Chapman 418 Oak Avenue to raise church funds. Universalist choir presents an evening program at the church featuring Rev. Gon ard Be Rheiner and Mirthful Mascal Mysteries with Everett Swank and Agnes Thompson as soloists. St Pauls M E Woman's Foreign Missionary Society adds a Saturday devotional preparatory for the annual thank offering with Jeanette Oldfather speaking from Korea.
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Charles H. Judd
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
E. Chall Temple
Rebekah’ Lodge
Black Hawk L
F. Hall
B. P
Elks Club
Universalist Church
Central Christan Church
K. C. Harris
Waterloo Music Supervisors Club
Black’s
Natural Music Club
W. C. A Daughters of Plymouth
W. H. .Chapman
King's Heralds
Grace
M. E. Church
AN. Gleason
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
St. Pauls Moe
B. BP
Triple Four
Harry Farr
Waterloo High School Insurance Club
Maccabee Club
Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational Church
W. H. Chapman
Oak Avenue
College Dance Heads I S T C Social Affairs
College dance at State Teachers College to be held this evening in Woman's Gym with guidance from the student council. Hosts include Dr. and Mrs Latham and several faculty and town residents. Weekend sorority events feature Delta Phi Delta at Miss Margaret Dahl home, Theta Gamma Nu dinner at Tip Top Inn, Pi Theta Pi gathering at Mrs Streeter Cedar Falls, Phi Omega Pi luncheon at Oxford and Alpha Literary Society Panag slated for Oxford Saturday.
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All College
Woman's Gymnasium
Lows State Teachers College
Thaperons
C. Todd
N. O. Schneider
Delta Phi Delta
Margaret’ Dahl
Cedar Falls
Theta
Gamma Nu
Tip Top Inn
Pi Theta Pi Sorority
OC. H. Streeter
Phi Omega: Pi
Oxford Hotel
Alpha Literary Society
Oxford Otel
Gates College Sixteenth Annual Banquet Delights Campus
Gates College held its sixteenth annual banquet for about 300 students and parents at First Presbyterian Church on Thursday. Two student groups staged acts an Odds medicine show and an Evens burlesque theatre opening. Toasts honored Faye Copley Dike won best talk while F H Bruggeman Teeterville captured farthest distance. Even group won general honors as the college orchestra glee club sextet and Mary Repp provided music.
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Gates Business College
Faye Copley
Dike
F. H. Bruggeman
Teeterville
Mary Repp
Couple Wed at First Lutheran Parsonage Here
Miss Elizabeth Quail and Herbert P. Ziemer of Waterloo wed at 4 PM Thursday in a double ring ceremony at First Lutheran parsonage performed by Rev. H. Mueller. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ziemer, bridegroom’s siblings. Elizabeth is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Quail of Hassen Nassau Germany, while Herbert is son of Otto Ziemer of Pomamiern Germany and works at Rath Packing. The couple will reside in this city.
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Elizabeth Quail
Herbert P. Ziemer
Waterloo
Pomamiern
Germany
Rath Packing Company
Steamed Salmon Supreme And Beet Pickling Tips
Steamed Salmon Supreme combines chopped salmon with butter crumbs eggs and parsley baked in a mold and served hot on lettuce with tartar sauce. Beets are cooked in advance for pickling with sugar vinegar clove lemon and spices then stored in mason jars in a cool place. Also included is a prunes and egg white dish whisked with pulverized sugar then baked in water and served immediately.
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Michigan
la Newburg
Employed Girls Secretary Joins YWCA Work in La Crosse
Miss Harriet Tubbesing of Waterloo Wisconsin begins duties as employed girls secretary for the local YWCA. She will head two existing groups, Blue Triangle league and Ye Ys Ones, with plans to organize more for students and younger girls. Tubbesing, a 1926 Wisconsin graduate, has broad 활동 in civic and women’s groups and aims to broaden interests beyond amusements for business girls.
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Ys W. C. A
Harriet Tubbesing
la Crosse
Wis
Waterloo
Blue Triangle League
League of Women Voters
The
University
Wo A. A
Associaton
Deering Siefkes Rites Performed at Butler Center
Marriage notice for Betty Siefkes of Butler Center and Elmer Deering of Oelwein performed at Ebenezer Church Butler Center. Rev Siefkes officiated double ring service with family attendants, flower girls, and music by Rev W A Siefkes. Bride wore white satin with Ophelia roses. couple to reside in Oelwein. Birthday party and other social items follow.
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Betty Siefkes
Butler Center
Waterloo
Elmer
Deering
Qel- Wein
Ebenezer Church
S. H. Siefkes
W. Siefkes
Helen Reints
Ruth Siefkes
W. A. Siefkes
Hospital Steward at Independence to Quit on Feb
Gien’ Grief, longtime steward at the state hospital in Independence Sp, has resigned and will leave February 5 to take a bank job in Cascade. He came nine years ago and worked in the Storehouse department before, and will be succeeded at the institution by his brother Carl, who also served there.
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Courier Special Service
Independence
Gien
State Hospital
Cascade
State Institution
Carl
Spangler Seeks Iowa State Board of Education Seat
Des Moines Feb 1 Harrison G Spangler of Cedar Rapids is a candidate for appointment to the state board of education to succeed Willard G Stuckslager of Lisbon who is up for reappointment it was learned yesterday in Des Moines
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Spangler
Des Moines
Harrison G. Spangler
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Education
Willard GC
Stuckslager
Lisbon
Snowstorm in Morning and 90 Degree Heat at Santa Rita
Ex Black Hawk county sheriff David Henderson writes from Santa Rita New Mexico describing a day of extreme weather from snow in the morning to shirt sleeves in the afternoon. He notes a 7,000 foot altitude, bracing air, and his improving health as spring nears while recounting hunting near the Black Range and turkeys. He warns of a long winter and compares conditions to Iowa.
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Santa Rita
Nbl
David B. Henderson
Black Hawk County
Henderson
A. O. ‘Wilford
Lafayette
Iowa
Black Range
Contagious Disease Decline Reported for January
City health department records show January total contagious sickness at 426 cases with nine deaths, down from December 442. Of 426 cases, 390 were quarantined. breakdown includes scarlet fever 180, mumps 151, whooping cough 75, others 20. City Clerk C C MacKay completed the report.
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City Health Department
C. C. MacKay
Illinois man drops dead in Rock Island taxi entry
E Sty forth, 65, a Dixon Illinois salesman for a Chicago diary goods firm, collapsed from heart disease as he stepped into a taxicab at the Rock Island Railroad station in Vinton Iowa on February 1.
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Illinois Man Falls
Dean
Vinton
E. Styforth
Dixon, Ui
Chicago”ary Goods
Rock Island
Ivan Welch Dies After Influenza Illness in October
Ivan Welch age 85 of Dawson Street shows no improvement as of today, after slanched from heart trouble due to influenza since early October. No further details provided.
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Ivan Welch
Dawson Street
City Finances Reported With January Warrants and Balances
January financial report shows total outstanding warrants 859,189.88 with January activity including 27,258.06 issued and 23,135.86 canceled. Cash balance 268,134.68 after overdrafts. bond debt and operating fund figures detailed for Waterloo projects and pension payments totaling 504.94 for the month.
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Charles Mackay
Waterloo
Suns
City in Brief Glasses Repaired and Local Notices
Glasses repaired at Buchanan's advertise phone 4343 and Mrs D H McKee visiting Iowa City for a few days. In January Eva Brebner county recorder filed 1061 instruments, a typical month total. Mrs George Card, 84, injured hip at Fourth and Sycamore, improving at Presbyterian hospital. Allen Lichty and wife left for California to visit relatives Riverside and Pasadena for a month. December and January details noted.
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D. H. McKee
Iowa City
Eva Brebner
George Card
Cottage Street
Fourth
Sycamore Streets
Presbyterian Hospital
Allen G. Lichty
Wellington Street
California
Parker Lichty
Riverside
Aid
Raymond Risser
Pasadena
Rainbow Inn opening draws visitors with chicken dinner tonight
A Waterloo resident Marie Christensen stops in Madison on the way to Detroit to visit Marion Stevens and friends. Special chicken dinner at the Rainbow Inn on Rainbow drive tonight with lunch served at all times. Reservations available for 14 2 LR.
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Rainbow Drive
All -Times
Brain Test Answer Key Clues Found in Puzzle Note
The note lists answers for puzzle No 342 including four questions: precious stone, a name, evidence, and the numbers 4 2 8. It appears as a quick reference or answer key embedded in a study sheet.
Melo cleans hard water rings on washings
A vintage persuasive ad describes a dirty ring around washtubs from hard water and soap excess. It promotes Melo as a universal cleaner to soften water, eliminate rings, and keep clothes snowy white with less soap. Buy Melo at your grocer.
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Welfare League
Homeland Education
Jane’ Thompson
Social Welfare League
Miss Thompson
Miss. Thompson
John Geertson
Society
Pesherkile
Kilkare Club
Black's Tearoom
Ian
Church-News
College Dance Heads
Gates College
Margaret Reddin
Dubuque
Green Lantern Tearoom
Helen Fox
Helen O'Leary
Eva Sims
Esther Gondon
Mildred Rotert
Mary Kauffman
Annabelle Brennan
Marjorie Grady
Y.W.C.A
Robert Behe
Kern, Street
Edwin Kehe
O. J. Wymiare
Lucille Knowles
Thomas Flynn
Lafayette Street
Eva Wetres
P. Briggeman
Ladies' Auxiliary
B. of L. P
Russell Warren
Sycamore Street
Ted Pa Alenda
New Mexico
Althe
Silver City
Fort Bayard
Izaak Walton League
Wirt Hoyle
Russell-Lamson
Hotel Russell-Lamson Concert Orchestra
Freiburg
Europe
Shrine Temple
PRIEF
Buchanan
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Mamie
Janette Serrec
Health and Beauty
Plaza Theatre
General Electric
Madame Serrec
Seneral
Mid-West Refrigeration Co
Riviera Theatre Bldg
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