Value of Modern Languages Will Be Discussed
A Friday program at the Womals clubhouse features Rev. Donald B. Rheiner speaking on The Value of Modern Languages. The Romance Languages department will present the talk with Mrs. C. F. Smith performing vocal numbers and Mrs. Carl Bickley presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womals
Donald B. Rheiner
Universalist Church
Romance Langages
C. F. Smith
Carl Bickley
Sibellus
Finland
F. J. Chamberlain
Sibelius
Karl Manz
Winthrop
Finlandia
Katherine Sarset
Junior Auxiliary
Max Wilson
Program Commemorates National Leaders by Daughters group
A patriotic program Tuesday afternoon at Memorial hall by Daughters of Civil War Veterans featured Mrs. Elva Wannemaker in charge. She opened with a Washington and McKinney paper. W. T. Evans spoke on Lincoln. Matilen Snodgrass on Gettysburg. The fife and drum corps including Evans performed. vocal solos by Mrs. Hartley and violin by Miss Marsh. A bake sale and a march 4 dinner for comrades and wives were planned, with committees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hall
Daughters of
Elva Wannemaker
Wannermaker
Washington and
McKinney
Lincoln
W.T. Evans
Matilen Snodgrass
M. A. Parsons
F. F. Fisher
Bert Lane
W. T. Evans
S. Francis Hartley
Old Virginny
Wilma Marsh
Alice Smoker
Robert Nicol
E. D. Engledon
Joint Concert by T G Euterpean and Troubadour Clubs
Two glee clubs from Iowa State Teachers College will present a joint concert Thursday at 8 15 pm in the college auditorium. Directors Miss Alpha Corinne Mayfield and William E Hays. accompanists Miss Gladys Arms and Miss Dorothy Mae Dawson. The program features Mendelssohn works and songs, with pieces by Deems Taylor and Schubert, plus choral selections and solos. Officers of Hebrew Ladies Aid installed. Purim party planned for March 19 benefiting Hadassah infant welfare fund. Caledonian Society to hold a picnic supper next week in Legion hall Cedar Falls. members to bring dishes and one food item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euterpean
Troubadour
Iowa State Teachers College
Corinne Mayfield
William E.hays
Gladys, Arms
Dorothy Mae Dawson
Hebrew Ladies’ Aid Society
Morris Strom
Fourth Street West
S. Lipkin
Max Rotman
Hadassah Infant Welfare Fund
Herman Kerlis
Aca Morris Cohn
strange @ program
Sel Sussman
Walnut Court
Ye Caledonian Society
Caledonian Society
Legion Hall
Cedar Falls
Scattergood
King's Daughters
N. F. Trunkey
Kingsley Avenue
Carl Sanders
Ruth Paige
Don Milley
H. Wilson
Edgar Guest
Henry Dellman
Paul Wilson
William Walsh
Karl West
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher association meets on Tuesday
The Roosevelt PTA held a Tuesday meeting with Mrs. Warsaw addressing child training, Mrs. Glenn Tibbitts reviewing the movement, and readings by Mrs. Halvorsony. An East High quartet sang, the school orchestra performed, and mothers of third graders hosted the event. Next meeting set for March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Warsaw
Roosevelt Parent-Tracer Association
Warsaw
Glenn Tibbitts
W. S. Halvorsony
East High School
Anna Morse
Virginia Berry
Tom Hadsell
Oseil Milley
Moss Grace Ullemeyer
FP. Goken
Milo Galdwin
Eal. Douglas
Wood Penalina
F. K. Crofort
Society Calendar Listings for Waterloo Tonight and Thursday
Fortnightly Club Dr and Mrs Heyeriy Becker chapter O E S Masonic Temple Rebekah Judge Lodge rooms Sacred Heart Court W O O F St Mary's hall Community supper St Pauls M BH church Cedar Heights Womens Club Forget Me Not club Goldenred club Eldeen club Pandora club Black's tearoom F O PL club Division 1 Central Christian church T A M bridge club Wild Rosa club Division 1 Central Christian church First Lutheran Missionary Society St Pauls ILBE Woman's Missionary Society Coterie club Wiling Workers Spiritual Church of Christ Truth Waterloo Nurses club W O A Woodman circle Washington's birthday dance Universalist parish house Blue Triangle League Y W C A Son of American Revolution Hotel President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heyeriy
Becker
Black Hawk I
Temple Rebekah Judge
Helen Gould
United Spanish War Veterans—Memorial
Waterloo I
O. C. FL
Lodge
Sacred Heart Court
St. Mary's Hall
Sbt Paul's
Cedar Heights
Club
Q. I. Munger
Fred Moore
Goldenred Club
Yrvin Ryan
Eldeen Club
Black's Tearoom
Pandora Club
J. W. Thompson
Black's
F. O. PL
Frank Acuit
Central Christian Church
I. H. McCarty
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Mis
Maurine Kirby
Wild Rosa
Jalmayi
Grace Manley
L. ©. Becker
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Church Perfors
Los Comedres
Mrea. Herbert
Ruby
Elie Cirele
Lena Anderson
St. Paul's Ilbe
Woman's Hane Aissionary Society
Myrs
L. M.townsend
Coterie club—Airs
Fred Fisher
Wiling Workers
Spiritual Church of Christ ‘Truth
Waterloo Nurses Club
Y. W. O. A. Woodman Circle
K. C. Hall
Washington
Universalist Parish House
Blue Triatele League
Y. W. CG. A. Jueves
J. W. King
Sons of American Revolution
Aids to Beginners in Gardening Lectures Run This Week
Mrs. C. E. Cope of Des Moines outlines planning and soil prep for small home gardens in the first of three lectures at the Easton home, 16 South Street. She will discuss hot beds and cold frames, growing annuals, perennials, seed care, color arrangement, companion crops, and border edging for succession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Copée
Des Moines
J. D. Easton
South Street
Cope
Club Notes From Thursday Meetings Across Several Homes
Local club listings show Onterie, F. O. P., Comedies, Fandora, and Ellie circle meeting at homes on Lafayette, Broadway Tes, Riehl, and Fifth streets. Luncheon and bridge gatherings were held at Black's tearoom and various hostesses' residences with prizes and gifts noted.
Business Women Club Dinner Highlights Four Speakers
Four members of the Business and Professional Women's club spoke at a Tuesday dinner at Black's tearoom. Bess Nichols described her shift from teaching to business work, Anna Decker outlined a banker's day, May Keller discussed county taxes, and Caile Wheeler shared library work. Violin pieces were performed by Esther Siege, with Mildred Luce. Plans for Business Women's Week March 10 to 18 were announced, including a special guest dinner. Bridge tables were arranged with Ruby Elam in charge, and Maude Harmon and May Keller won prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business
Professional Women
Black
Bess Nichols
Nichols and Gates Furniture Company
Anna Decker
Pioneer National Bank
May Keller
Caile Wheeler
Waterloo Public Libraries
Esther D. Siege
Berceuse
Joycelyn
Godard
Wieniawski
Schar~ Wenka
Mildred Luce
Alofr
Ruby Elam
Maude Harmon
Church and benevolence notes from local groups
Central Christian Church Division 5 will meet Thursday afternoon at 220 Center Street hosted by Mrs. Beckner. Senior Sisterhood of First Brethren Church met at Geraldine Smith’s home with plans for a pageant The Challenge of the Cross on March 17. Tri‑N Sunday school class of the Church of the Brethren met at O. W. Hamer’s home planning parental entertainment at the YWCA on March 13. St. Paul’s M E Women will meet at Townsend’s home. A community supper and three act play A Southern Tonic at St. Paul’s. Altrurian class of First Methodist plans a Friday noon picnic at Mrs. Bussey’s home with several hostesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
L. C. Beckner
Center Street
First Brethren Church
Geraldine Smith
Western Avenue
June Miller
Helen Avelchas
Friends of Africa
Tri-N
Church of the Brethren
O. W. Hamer
Randolph Street
Y. W. CG
Ruth Fox
Vernon Schrock
Hamer
Mary Hamer
Lola Gnagy
Verda Pike
Wanmni's
Home Missionary Society
St. Paul's M. BE
Ll. M. Townsend
Logan Avenue
St. Paul's M. E
M. L. Boys Lan
Stuart Freeman
R. L. Brown
Wilma Weisse
Nellie Mathes
Verra McIntish
Fred Bussey
Commercial Street
George Smelser
W. Jf. Smuckex
S. GC. Besh
Ed Blasser
George Brinkman
Melrose Chapter D A R Guest Luncheon Friday
The Melrose Chapter D A R will hold its annual guest day Friday with a 1 PM luncheon in the Gold room of Hotel President. Mary McCormick will sing with Mrs. Oliver on piano, Mrs. Jack Patterson will play, and Mrs. George Loveau will read. A play The Charm of the Old Album will be presented by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melrose
Mary Melrose
Gold Room
Martha. McCormick
Oliver. Stevenson
Jack Patterson
George Loveau
H. W. Bostough
Bi. BR. Blair
A. R. Baxter
C. J. Mentzer
Cedar Falls
Board of Management
Brothers Are Principals in Double Wedding in Rockford
FE V Carroll and C L Carroll, sons of Mr and Mrs Frank J Carroll Pairbank Illinois, wed Miss Mary Ellen Leffingwell of Rockford and Miss Veneta Ryckmer of New Milford. Ceremony at 7 pm Saturday Feb 16 at Miss Leffingwell Hirts home in Rockford. Rev B E Allen officiated assisted by Lillian Campis and Robert Eder. Brides in blue crepe with sweet pea bouquets. Campis in black crepe. Afterward dinner at Lafayette hotel hosted by Edward Bentley. Both couples will live in Rockford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ill
FE. V. Carroll
C. L. Carroll
Frank J. Carroll
Pairbank
Mary Ellen Leffingwell
Veneta Ryckmer
New Milford
Milwaukee First Lady Christens Ramburg Ship in Hamburg
Mrs Daniel W Hoan wife of Milwaukee mayor christens the Ramburg American motorship Milwaukee in Hamburg at its official launch. Mayor Hoan and a Milwaukee party attended the ceremony, raising a champagne bottle on the bow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Daniel W. Hoan
Milwaukee
Hoan
Germany
Local Notices and Schedule Items
A mix of community notices includes a Benner Tea company banquet at Hotel President with W F Busch toastmaster, a Latin teacher Marie Campbell undergoing surgery, a pistol theft report by BR Shine in Winthrop, Mrs. W H Holmman attending a funeral in Dodgeville Wisconsin, and funeral services for Elizabeth Kessler in Waterford. Also listed are Waterloo lodge officer nominations at Elks club, and travels of school officials to Cleveland for the National Education Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benner Tea Company
Hawkeye
W. F. Busch
Marie Campbell
East High
Shine
Winthrop
Fourth and
Franklin Streets
W. H. Uolmnan
Logan Avenue
Dodgeville
Wis
Elizabeth Kessler
Watersine
Dreensed
Waterlo Lodge
B. P. QC
Elks Club
Vicksburg Visit Stirs Patriotism in Waterlooans
Mr and Mrs J A Hartleip of 863 Fourth Street West toured Vicksburg battlefield during a Southern trip after attending New Orleans Mardi Gras. Mrs Hartleip praised the Town Memorial, while noting New Orleans crowds, parades, and a carnival-like atmosphere on Canal Street. She contrasted urban revelry with rural Louisiana, describing squalid plantation homes and unglazed shacks observed during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
J. A. Hartleip
Fourth Street
New Orleans
Ganal Street
Hartleips
Louisiana
East School Board Members Announce Their Candidacies
Pred D Adams and A A Lohner announced candidacies for re election to the East District Public School Board at the February meeting. Filing deadline is March 4 with election on March 11. Zook and Bentz won the bid for plumbing repairs at Frances Grout school for 81 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Adams
A. A. Lohner
East District
Publi
School Board of Education
Charles W. Kline
Adams
Lohner
Zook & Bentz
Former Resident of Oelwein Dies at Armour South Dakota
The body of Mrs. Eleanor Jefford, Armour, South Dakota, former Oelwein resident, will be brought back for burial likely Friday. She leaves two sons Roy in Fort Dodge and Ed in Flint, Michigan. A scarlet fever quarantine was set at the Brindley residence, 513 Second Avenue Northeast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Sperial
Oelwein
Eleanor Jefford
Armour, S. D
Roy
Fort
Dodge
Flint
Mich
Brindley
Second Averue
Westminster Father Son Banquet Attracts Hundreds
Hundreds of men and boys attended the Westminster Presbyterian church father and son fellowship banquet held last evening. Dr. W. P. McCormick opened with an invocation, H. H. Caughlan led group singing, and Walter P. Jensen acted as toast master. Angelus quartet, led by Harold F. Miller, performed with Lucile Smith on piano, and Sttumy Wagner provided magic entertainment. O. M. Thompson chaired the committee with Dewey Butterfield and A. West assisting. dinner was prepared and served by women of the congregation and the evening ended with games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Presbyterian
Father and Son
W. P. McCormick
H. H. Caughlan
Walter P. ‘Jensen
Frank
Kirby
Angelus
Harold’ F. Miller
W. O. Black
W. F. Dilworth
Young
Lucile
Smith
Ardis Dunbar Recovers After Train Auto Crash
Ardis Dunbar aged 106 of 430 Stratford Avenue was reported out of danger at Presbyterian hospital after a Sunday train auto crash on Cleveland Street. Her sister Golda, 13, died instantly from a broken neck. Ardis suffers severe concussion and a fractured leg while improving slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardis Dunbar
Stratford Avenue
Cleveland Street
Presbyyerian Hospital
Sinea
Golda
Ardis
Westminster four Presbyterians head to Chicago meet
Four Westminster Presbyterians Dr W S McCormick pastor Dewey Hutterfield George L Hanon MM Graham depart for Chicago to attend the annual Presbyterian men convention at La Salle Hotel with theme Men and the Church Four sessions will be led by William F Weir D D of Chicago The Spencer Iowa voters set March 25 to decide on $100000 bonds for a memorial coliseum construction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster
Presbyterian’ Church
Dewey Hutterfield
George L. “Hanon
Graham
Chicago
the Presbyterian
la Salle
William F. Weir
D.D
Spencer
U.P
Brain Test Answer Riddle
Puzzle note lists discarded or rejected items and clues. It mentions Monday game stall hay-loft horse day buz gard cellar Tobin clock radiator apple mercury electric lamp trolley bicycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buzgard
Tobin
Youthful Afternoon Dress Design 1669 Pattern
Describes a crepe satin dress pattern with a flare skirt and plain bodice, new square neckline, reverse fabric bands, and several spring shades. Available in sizes 14 to 38, yardage per size given. Pattern includes simple instructions and requires 15 cents. fashion book offered for 10 cents. Courier Pattern Department, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin
Courier Pattern Department
17Th. Street
New York City
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T. G. Glee
Mendelssohn
Atr
Deems Taylor
Bol
Loretta Guenihner
Audrey Arnold
Chaean Folk Bane
Sien
Eesepariariev Rset
Harsue
Page Strawberry
Protherpe
Euterpeans Vv
Uinden Reo
P-T. A. Activities
Parent-Teacher Association of Edison School
A. G. Reid
A. A. Zimmerman
Society
Thaty
Ww. G. A
Gertrude Hof
June Hevner
Lutie B. Larsen
Minuie Harrison
Clyde Schuert
Esther Pond
Glendale Street
Edward Pond
Onterie Club
Lafayette Street
F. O. P. Club
Frank Acuff
Broadway Street
Tes Comedies Club
Herbert Ruby
Riehl Street
Fandora Club
George Timm
Bridge
Mulberry Street
Ellie Circle
Wre
Fifth Street East
Pienis
Theodore Peek
Rient Street
Clas
Mattie Eason
Plob
FL HL Barkin
Iranklin Street
PB. Stoyles
Lyle
Olive Street
Favors
Ben North
Waterina
Bile Roe
Afra
Robert Dailey
Veronica Eckes
Vernita
Moar
Waterloo
Clara Olmstead
I. van Metro
Happy Hour Eirbh
Ma Williston
Katherine Jackson
W. W. McFarlane
C. J. Fullerton
J. L. Becker
Bridge Club
Church News
Sam Rosenbloom
Morris Rosenbloom
Washington Street
Esther H Kaminsky
Joseph Kaminsky
Elecr
Mr. Rosenbloom
University of Iowa
Phi Beta Delta Fraternity
Alephshien Fraternity
Margaret Gleason
California
Waterloo Evening Courier
Hazel Russell-Lamson
Vivian Wilson
Thelma Josier
Miss Gleason
Nick Phillips
Franklin Street
Claude Rinehart
W. A. Montgomery
Ausses Ethels
Ramona Montgomery
Harry Martin
Velma Ttinehart
Norma O'Connor
Nettie Ferguson
Elmer Watters
Vincent Mccourty
Fairview Avenue
Mardelle Beinett
Betty Insko
Dwight Shaffer
Max Gordon
J. 5. McGourty
Gerald Gordon
John Miller, Jr
Kimball Avenue
Philip Rausch
Arthur Green
Harate
Conopians
Lowell
Rawson
BV. Anghos
Canopus Club
H. A. Lawrence
Anstier
Mr. and Teanfom
Waterloo Elkleta
Fred Kyle
C. A. Kittrell
Willan Gibson
Temple Rebekah
Young People’s Activities Club
Independence Avenue
Melvin Clevin
Donard B. Rheiner
Esther Worrell
Ciulistens
PRIEF
Buchanan's
H. G. Frank
Sunset Road
Los Angeles
Charles A. Kittrell
William W. Gibson
Weel High School
Cleveland
National Education Nssociation
Charles Wisline
Charles Walz
Anthony Grecco
Cook County
Gertrude Biatkomsky Geft
Dolly Razor
East School
Canada Day
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Go
Westminster Church
Lear
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Housewives
Sibert
Alzes
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