Waterloosociety clubs and churches listed events and books
Waterloo society notes show libraries at Schuneman's offering new books including The Bonney Family and The Bridge of San Luis Rey while social calendars list club meetings at hotels tearooms and churches with various organizations such as PEO Moorish groups and Rebekah lodges scheduled through Friday. The items reflect a community engaging in reading church society and charitable activities across Waterloo with members named and venues noted.
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Waterloo
Schuneman
Bonney
Muth Suckow
Et Tews
Lane eLabiy
Willa Cather
Fannie Hurst
Ohio
Tdevid
Claire Ambler
Booth Tark- 3
Aragid
Bere Pett
Glazia Deledda
Rome
E. Phillip Oppenheim
Roland Pertwee
Isat Glenn
Woman's Club Hosts Postponed Guest Reception
Elaborate preparations are under way for a Friday evening guest party by the Woman's Club for teachers' club members wives of faculty men and members of local women’s groups. Hostesses include Mrs. BE. T. Alford and other club leaders with helpers providing courtesies, cards, and an auditorium program.
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Woman's Club
Teachers’ Clubs
Library Slam
W. OC. A
BE. T. Alford
W. H. Bickley
Fine Arts
Charles W. Kline
Charles Kittrell
Preddy. Miller
Pred Kluss
Eo. Marquis
Howard Burr
A. S.weisham
E. W Miller
Junior Auxiliary Leap Year Dance at Woman's Club
Sixty couples attended the leap year dance hosted last evening by the Junior Auxiliary at the Woman's Club. Miss Joanna Pokorney of Mast High School and Clarence Dunsmore of West High School received wraps. The decorated ballroom featured red and white streamers and heart motifs. A moonlight dance was highlighted by an out of town college band. Frappe was served in a valentine bow er by Ruth Rausell and Grace Cobb. James Hay of the University of Iowa attended as an out of town guest.
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Joanna Pokorney
Mast High School
Clarence Dunsmore
West High School
Frappe
Valentine Bower
Ruth Rausell
Grace Cobb
Maxine Meades
James Hay
University of Iowa
P. E. O. Chapters to Hold Meetings Monday Evening
P. E. O. Chapter FE meets at Mrs H H Graughlan home presenting Wag ers opera Lohengrin with music directed by Mrs. Miller and Miss Caughtan assisted by Mrs. Wilson and Louis Heinzman. Chapter 7 plans play Neighbors by Zona Gale to be presented soon at Christ Episcopal under Mrs Halverson. FE chapter to meet Wednesday in Matt Parrott binding with valentine party and refreshments.
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T. BE. O
H. H. Graughlan
Laura Gholsen
Wagfers Opera
Stanley Moore
Merimouth House
Zona Gale
Circle 1
Christ Episcopal Church
Oo FE
Waterson
Matt Parrott
H.H. Miller
H. G. W. Friendship
J. H. Sibert
iMusic
Garden Club Opens New Season at Graham Home
Garden club will start its 1928 season at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. W. A. B. Graham’s home. President Mrs. J. G. Hildebrand will outline plans for the year with 1927 garden reviews by members on tulips delphiniums and roses. A 2:30 a.m. board session precedes the meeting. the yearbook lists 120 members and includes monthly garden care tips.
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Garden Club
Graham
Waltrlog Garden Club
W. A. B. Graham
J. G. Hildebrand
Derline
Mmes. E. BR
D. J. Walker
A. W. Mullan
J. G. Brinkerhoft
R. W. Parrott
M. B. Cleveland
W. F. Parrott
Visiting speaker to address B and P W club dinner
Mrs Willam Gary Brown Chicago transportation chair of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs will give an illustrated lecture on Washington D C at a six ninety dinner meeting Tuesday at Waterloo B P W clubrooms Miss Virginia Fish will sing and Miss Bernice Berg will play piano numbers Mrs Brown also leads the woman’s department of the B and O railroad her husband is General passenger agent for the line
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Willam Gary Brown
Chicago
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Washington, D. C
Waterloo Business and Professional Women's Club
Brown
East High School
Virginia Fish
Bernice Berg
Club Notes Highlight Local Women Club Gatherings
Jolly Seven Birthday club met at Mrs. Belle Julien's home with music and a two course luncheon. Officers were elected for Tri-S club of Orange township and Happy Hour Club held luncheons in Black's tearoom. Birthday celebrations, concerts, needlework, and plans for St. Patrick's day events featured abundance of social activities among Waterloo area clubs and members through February.
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Jolly Seven
Belle Julien
Visling
Gus Julien
E. W. Egdorf
Tri-S Club
Orange Township
AL N
Wilbur Miller
Bromer Fike
Lester Parris
Arnold Forney
Trolleau
Jay Summiy
Merle Kough
Clark Lichty
Homer Fike
Parris
C. W. Krapfel
Black
Happy Hour Club
Coralie Greens Wedding in West Pretty in Detail
The marriage of Misa Coralie Green and Lawrence Frick took place in Los Angeles at the home of Mrs. M. L. Gibeaut. The bride, a West High and Gates Business College graduate, wore brown satin georgette and velvet and carried bridal roses. The couple will live in Los Angeles. Detailing the wedding and subsequent social events follow with notes on attendance and related gatherings.
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Misa Coralie Green
D. R. Green
Third Street West
Lawrence Frick
Henry Frick
Osage
Mr. Prick
M. L. Gibeaut
Los Angeles
Cal
Horace Cushing
Elm Street
M. F. Coontz
J. L. Buechele
Pauline Bodeil
Helyn Miller
Alice Bunyan
Frick
Osage High School
Come! College
Mt. Vernon
Broadway
Stote
City In Brief: Fog Shutdown Lights. Travel News
Heavy fog kept boulevard lamps and bridge lights burning an extra hour by police order. Rose's Barber Supply owner W T Rose and Leon Rose with J G Pilson plan a Chicago trip to buy equipment for Filson's barber shop. Kirk Stewart and wife left for California to visit relatives. six weeks to two months away. George Pike to address Rotary on party achievements and future outlook. Mrs H B Maynard recovering from a fall at the Woman's club and hoped to leave bed soon. Hannibal Davis jailed five years for shoplifting. wife paroled to father in Indianapolis. Burr Ross sues for divorce from Mabel Ross on desertion. couple married March 31, 1916. Fourteen-year-old Earl Robert with plaintiff's parents.
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W. T. Rose
Rose
Leon Rose
J. G. Pilson
Chicago
Filson
Lafayette Street
Kirk Stewart
Kingsley Avenue
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
George Pike
Rotary Club
Russell-Lamson
H. B. Maynard
Fourth Street West
Woman's Club
Hannibal Davis
Anamosa
E. L. Douglass
Police Department
W. M. Willis
Indianapolis
Ind
Burr Ross
Family Tales Spur Childs Creative Ground Squirrel Story
A narrative on using a child's storytelling to foster imagination and language development. Angela, age four, creates an original tale featuring Ground Squirrel family and new animal characters, enriching family bedtime routines and enriching speech through guided storytelling.
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Ground Squirrel
West
Angela
Doctor Jack Rabbit
Daddy
Billy Blinkers
Southern Pacific President Passes Through Waterloo In Special Car
William H. Sproule, president of the Southern Pacific railroad, was in Waterloo last night in his special car No 99. He rode as a guest of the Illinois Central Railroad from Chicago to Omaha, passing through at 1 20 a m.
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William H. Sproule
Southern Pacific Railroad
Waterloo
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Chicago
Omaha
Early Home and Kindergarten Role in Child Training
Rufus B. von KleinSmid argues that early social training shapes later success. He stresses understanding emotional expressions and directing activities, asserting the home and kindergarten share this critical role and neglect harms child development.
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Rufus B. von KleinSmid
University of Southern California
Zimmerman to address Legion post at Waverly
A. A. Zimmerman of the law firm Pike Sias Zimmerman Frank and former Becker Chapman Post commander will speak Monday evening before a joint meeting of the Waverly American Legion post and its auxiliary.
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A. A. Zimmerman
Pike, Sias, Zimmerman & Frank
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Waverly Post
the Legion Auxiliary
Hints in beauty care for new mothers warned
Advice warns new mothers about diet, exercise, and posture during and after pregnancy. It emphasizes steady weight gain, gentle daily routines, avoiding laxatives, and consulting a doctor before starting new regimens while noting specific guidance on infant care and maternal health.
Church News at Burton Avenue Baptist Hosts Young Married PEO
Mrs BL Walliams presided at a Burton Avenue Baptist church Young Married People's class gathering with Valentine greetings. Weavers class hosted husbands and Church Fellowship group held a FP glock banquet with music by Alanche Douglas and Mary Sommers Moyers. Judge George Wood spoke, Rev G L Ikkenagy offered remarks as decorations featured garters balloons and red carnations.
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Walliams
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Valentine Gireets
Charles Brow
First Bapist Church
First Baptist Church
Mack
Alanche Douglas
Mary Sommers Moyers
A. A. Haffman
George Wood
G. L. Ikkenagy
Iowa professor studies European orchestras for teaching
Professor Frank E. Kendrie of the University of Iowa with six months of study across France and England informs the project to write a college text on conducting. He listened to European ensembles in recital and rehearsal, researched at the British Museum and Paris National Library, and tutored violin at the Paris Conservatoire. He later attended concerts by New York and other American orchestras before resuming his roles at Iowa.
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Courier Special Service
Lows City
France
England
Frank E. Kendrie
University of Iowa School of Music
Kendrie
Finenb
Europe
British Museum
National Library
Paris
Conservatoire
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
State University Orchestra
Funeral Rites for Albert Shaner in La Porte City
Albert Shaner dies after long illness in Waterloo. Born March 13 1863 in Frederick Pennsylvania he lived on a farm near La Porte City before moving to town in 1910. Survived by wife Ella Tallman and two children Herbert Mina and Porter. Funeral Monday at 2:30 PM at Methodist Episcopal Church with Rev T M Nelisen officiating. Burial at Barnhart Funeral Home arrangement.
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Courier
la Porte City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Albert Shaner
Allen Memorial Hospital
Waterloo
T. M. Nelisen
Barmhart
Shaner
Frederick
Iowa
Ella Tallman
Lanark
Herbert
Mina
N. D
Porter
Ben Hur Dance Next Wednesday
Melchoir court of the Tribe of Bo Hur announces a Valentine party and dance next Wednesday at the K hall in Cedar Rapids. Archie Benning, newly appointed district deputy, attends and outlines a nono day campaign to recruit members with social gatherings every second and fourth Wednesday. Old members split into two groups for a spirited recruitment contest ending with a grand initiation ceremony and entertainment by the closing group.
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Melchoir Court
Tribe of
Bo Hur
Hall
Archie Benning
Cedar Rapids
Benning
Blonde Goddess Wins World Beauty Crown in Ancient Lore
In a mythic vignette a famed blonde woman, Venus in Greek legend, is described as winning the first world beauty contest. Paris of Troy awards a golden apple as prize. A modern note mentions Waterloo's Courier-Riviera contest next Wednesday with an entry blank on page 2.
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Venus
Paris
Troy
Waterloo
Courier-Riviera
Brain test answers map to similar and opposite words
The prompt lists pairs with similar meanings for items 1 5 8 10 11 and opposites for items 2 3 4 6 7 9 14. It asks to identify synonyms and antonyms among given cues like Precious Unique Futile Abjure Disclose Overt heist Conscious Condemn Corpulent Prohibited Immigration.
Waterios Evening Courier Patterns Pattern Request
Patterns offered by the Waterios Evening Courier for up to date fashion design. Send to Fashion Department Waterloo with 15 cents per pattern. Orders filled promptly but should reach you within 10 days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo
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