Speaker Outlines Modern Language Teaching Shift at Woman's Club
Rev Donard Rheiner urged replacing memorized rules with practical exposure to modern languages in schools. He argued for reading current French magazines over Da Maupassant and for learning through personal satisfaction rather than passing marks, noting benefits to vocabulary music and travel. Music program followed, featuring Sibelius works and student violin quartet from West High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donard
Rheiner
Universalist Church
Yale Revies
Frederick Bliss Luyniens
da Maupassant
Europe
Nurses Club Dinner Honors Patriot Motif in Waterloo
Waterloo Nurses' Club held a patriotic dinner meeting with Uncle Sam figures and candy log hatchets as centerpieces. Police matron work was described by Mrs. W. W. Warsaw, followed by Dr. Charles Mayo’s talk. Hostesses included Miss Gertrude Hol and others. A second meeting is planned for March 21.
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Waterloo Nurses’ Club
Uncle Sam
W. W. Warsaw
Charles Mayo
Hole Russell-Lamson
Gertrude Hol
Brown Couple to be Honored for 65 Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs C F Brown long married sixty five years will be guests of honor at Waterloo chapter D A R dinner tonight Mrs Brown formerly Carrie Van Benthuysen was born June 26 1843 in Warren County New York and will be 86 this summer Her husband born Feb 10 will be 92 this year Their son Harry G Brown and another son Charles H live in Montana The couple hosted a 500 guest golden anniversary reception in 1914 at K P Hall
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Renee van Benthuysen
Warren County
New York
Charles H
Montana
Society Calendar Highlights Local Club Events
Tonight study club at Hotel President Waterloo chapter D A R Black's tearoom Father and son banquet at Northminster Presbyterian church Elks club Danes Veterans of Foreign Wars K P hall Father and son banquet Burton avenue Baptist church Junior auxiliary dance Woman's clubhouse Ville Dules class Grice M E church PTA Edison school Cedar Camp Maccabee Waterloo LO O F hall Women of Moosehears Legion Moose hall BTA Our Lady of Victory academy Anniversary program First B r ethren church Auxiliary No 2 2 C O FP encampment No 51 Black Hawk LO O F hall Saturday afternoon city BTA council W C A Junior auxiliary B Natural Music club W C A Saturday evening Delta Phi Nelix Beack tearoom Alpha Delta Alpha dance Hotel President Triple Four club Mr and Mrs Howard Kingsley
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Father and Son
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Clubhouse
Ville Dules
Grice M. E. Church
Edison School
Cedar Camp
Maccabeee
Waterloo
Women of Moosehears Legion
Moose Hall
Our Lady of Victory Academy
First Brethren ‘Church
C. O
Black Hawk Loo
O. F. Hall
B.T. A. Council
W. C
Natural Music _club
Delta Phi Nelix
Bisck
Alpha Delta Alpha
Triple Four Club
Howard Kingsley
Bridge Party Is Farewell Affair
Mrs. FP S Bittner hosted a farewell bridge party at 1032 Fifth Street West in honor of her sister Mrs. George Bedessen who departs for TaCracca Wis. Three tables played with prizes won by Mrs. J C Gnagy Mrs 3 Bandifield and Mrs KE N Hamiston. Luncheon was served by the hostess. Junior Group to Meet Junior auxiliary H Natural Music club will meet Saturday at 3 in the W C A.
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Fp, S. Bittner
Fifth Street West
George Bedessen
TaCracca Wis
J. C." Gnagy
Bandifield
KE. N. Hamiston
Natural Music Club
Blanche Kohl
Baltimore Street
Silent Eight Bridge Club
Favors
A. J. Knapp
Loretta Burk
Los Comedies Club
Herbert Ruby
Riehl Street
Bridge
T. N. Miller
Frank Acuff
Broadway Street
Vern Fox
George Jump
Marjorie Acuff
Annabelle Brennen
Paul Bailey
Pandora Club
J. W. Thompson
Blacks Tearoom
Kingsley Avenue
C. T. Lytle
John White
J. S. McGourty
C. E. Richey
Dawson Street
Afr
L. V. Folley
H. BP. Clemenson
J. C. Tracy
Florence Richey
Dinner Ridge
J. B. Goodwin
Black's
Cutler Street
George Washington
Waterloo
City council of patent-teacher associations to meet Saturday
The P T A activities city council will hold its regular business meeting Saturday afternoon at the W. C. G. A. details uncertain due to incomplete text.
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City Council of Patent-Teacher Associations
W. CG. A
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Reading on dental health and self care by Edna Kent Forbes notes that healthy teeth remain attractive with proper care. It stresses brushing twice daily, using a suitable brush, massaging gums, and consulting an orthodontist for advanced fixes. The piece adds hair coloring guidance tied to scalp health and natural color shifts.
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Edna Kent Forbes
Annual Dinner Held by Sons of Revolution in City
Bunker Hill chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution held its annual dinner Thursday at Hotel President. Officers were reelected including Burr G Lichty as president and Keith G Crowther as secretary treasurer. A joint program with local D A R was planned and medals for student patriot papers were to be awarded.
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Bunker Hill
Sons of the American Revolution
Burr G. Lithty
J. C. Beem
Keith G. Crowther
Falcons
W. C. Logan
Roger Leavitt
H. W. Grout
Reno
B. Reeve
J. C. Hartman
Seward Higbee
Garieton Sias
Burr G. Lichty
Church News Volunteered Linden M E Church Meeting
Linden M E Church held its monthly supper and business meeting on Wednesday evening in the church parlors. Officers elected President L Hoffman Vice President Mrs J Seavey Secretary Treasurer Allen G Ross. Plans were made for a spring festival next month. Woman's Auxiliary Christ Episcopal Church met for an afternoon meeting at the parish house. A study of Africa was discussed and sewing done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden M. E. Church
L. Hoffman
J. Seavey
Allen G. Ross
Christ Episcopal Church
Africa
Local notices reflect travel, repairs, and incidents
City brief items include repairs offered by aehanan's with contact number 4343, a flu illness report on R G Smith of Plainfield staying at Hawkeye hotel, and John Tuthill traveling from Town to Clear Lake for the Knights of Pythias annual banquet. Mrs Harry J Smith of Chicago visits relatives at 213 Lafayette, while A J Howard and family travel from St. Louis for the weekend. William Cady reports a tire and rim theft from a car near Hawkeye hotel. A C Wilford, Izaak Walton League state president, attends Mason City chapter banquet on Feb 27 and will speak.
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R. G. Smith
Plainfield
Hawkeye
John
Tuthill
Knights of Pythias
Clear Lake
Harry J. Smith
Chicago
James Elliott
Lafayette Streets
J. Howard
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Across Town
Neighborhood clubs meet at multiple homes with luncheons and bridge wins noted. Honors go to various members including Mrs. A J Knapp, Mrs Loretta Burk, Mrs George Fergeman, and Mrs J M Joyce. Hostesses named include Mrs Maurice Kirby and Mrs Fred Joyce with plans for future meetings and hostesses in March. Also mentions Wateriog Boy Scouts planning radio parties and a divorce hearing in Los Angeles for Mrs Cora Brett and Albert Brett.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Cora B. Brett
Albert H. Brett
Mason City
Washington Ball and Frat Parties Scheduled in City
The junior class sponsors the annual Washington ball at the Teachers College gym tonight featuring Martha and George Washington in costume and Martha's flower garden. Chaperones include Mrs. Marion McParland Walker and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Reed. Pi Beta Alpha hosts a dinner at Bluebird Inn. Saturday events include the Delta Phi Delta manual formal at Black's Tea Room and a dance at Alpha Delta Alpha at Hotel President. Bartlett Hall girls plan a colonial party for faculty women.
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Washington
Towa State ‘Teachers College
Martha
George Washington
Marthas
Marlon. McParland Walker
L. E Reed
Pi Beta Alpha
Bluebird Inn
Cedar Falls
Sorelai
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
Black’s
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Bartlett Hall
Bride Florence Stoakes Weds Leonard Reigle at Traer U P Church
Miss Florence Stoakes daughter of Mr and Mrs George Stoakes northeast of Traer became the bride of Leonard Reigle son of Mr and Mrs Seth Reigle Van Meter Ind in a single ring ceremony at Traer U P church conducted by Rev A W Martin. The bride attended Iowa State Teachers college Cedar Falls taught several years and later graduated from Iowa State College Ames 1928 serving as head reserve librarian before returning home to wed on a farm east of Traer.
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Courier Special Service
Traer
Florence Stoakes
George E. Stoakes
Leonard Reigle
Seth Reigle
Iowa State College
Ames
Iowa
Trier
Broomball Invades Local Sports Ranks at Legion Carnival
Waterlon's Rotary and Lions teams clash at 8 pm in the Becker-Chaapman post American Legion event at the Hippodrome rink. The chaotic exhibit features broom play and a basketball objective, with rings of professionalism accusations flying as officials debate the referee selection amid prize events and quirky costumes.
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Waterloo
Becker-Chaapman Post
American Legion
Hippodrome
Waterlon
Rotary J
Lions
Breamball
Poh
Cheese and Tomato Toast Bake With Beet Salad
A recipe list describes a cheese and tomato toast bake with canned tomatoes onion parsley cornstarch and cheese baked until melted, plus a beets salad with mayonnaise and bell peppers. Includes Walnut Pudding using walnuts vanilla and wine sauce.
Prize Fisherman Pays for Honor in Des Moines
Des Moines news notes Cleve Anderson caught a big catfish in the Des Moines River. A photo followed, then the fish, and game warden arrested Anderson for out of season fishing. He paid a $14.10 fine and the fish was turned over to the county home for the poor.
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Des Moines
Cleve Anderson
Anderson
Washington Honors Mark Washingtons Birthday Observance
National capital celebrates the 197th anniversary of George Washington with a scaled back program. President Coolidge attends a George Washington University ceremony to receive a Doctor of Laws as cabinet members, congress, and foreign officials fill reserved seats. Representative Beck delivers an oration highlighting Washingtons intellect and leadership while Senator Reed reads the Farewell Address.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
George Washington
Coolidge
George Washington University
Beck
James M. Beck
Jefferson
Patrick Henry
First Continental Congress
Pennsylvania
Mattie
Senate
James Reed
Missouri
Romance Travels Through Red Tape Maze in Tennessee
Rashville, Tenn February 22 A Belgian war orphan who entered the United States as a stowaway at the end of World War I cannot yet become a citizen because he must leave the country to obtain citizenship papers. Albert Vaughn, who married Anne Burch Brian of Nashville two years ago, is affected by a provision of a seventieth Congress act. She must first request permission to bring him to America, then Vaughn must depart and return after approval is granted.
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Rashville
Tenn
United States
Albert Vaughn
Anne Burch Brian
Nashville
America
Vaughn
Ex Soldiers Hear Women Musicians At Legion Meeting
About 750 Becker-Chapman post veterans attended at Memorial hall for an American Legion gathering. A group of Knapp School of Music students delivered string numbers led by Prof. J. D. Knapp. Performers included Hazel Schilling Bessie Grosby Emma Taylor Margaret Heron Esther Mecklenburg Velma Smith and Elizabeth Foster. In another note Wesley Kans, a 24 year old son of a bank president, was electrocuted in Pittsburgh while repairing wires.
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IlMpois
Becker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Knapp School of Music
Misses Hazel Schilling
Bessie Grosby
Emma Taylor
Margaret Heron
Esther Mecklenburg
Velma Smith
Elizabeth Foster
J. D. Knapp
Wesley, Ta
Robert Sherman
C. J. Sherman
Exchange State Bank
Pittsburgh
Abolish Hell Week at Nebraska Univ
Lincoln Neb Feb 22 Hell week a seven day period for fraternity initiations at the University of Nebraska has been abolished by united action of the fraternities. Criticism centered on wasted time and disturbances. A memory loss suffered by an underclassman during initiation spurred the decision.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
United Potion
Ironized Yeast Promises Quick Weight Gain
A vintage advertisement pledges Ironized Yeast as a two in one weight-building tonic. It claims the iron enhances red blood, tones nerves and muscles, and delivers pounds in weeks. Testimonials cite gains of 7 to 11 pounds, with a money-back guarantee if goals aren’t met.
Dainty Dress For Young Fashionable Girls
The sleeves and yoke of this dainty little dress are cut in one, giving smooth, well fitting shoulders. Tiny tucks below the yoke provide ample fullness both back and front. A frack of extreme fineness suited for two young fashionables, available in sizes 2 4 and 6.
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Music of
Finland
Gorton
Sibelius
Greta MclIntosh
Planish
Palmeren
Liszt
Karl- Manz
Winthrop
Max Wilson
Katherine Sarset
Schubert
Edmund Severn
West High School
Mildred Luce
Margaret Gallup
Marie [Kuriger
Maralee Auten
Barbara Neubecker
Nurses Club
Blue Triangle League
G. A
Emmett.Harrington
ML. G. Kel- Tog
Tipton Street
Flink Mrs, Brown
Society
P.T. A. Activities
Teeny Ielwaes
Melis
Sons of Revolution
Ellen. Warner
England
Lauerman's
Gedar Heights Woman's Club
C. I. Munger
Warner
G. Brinkerhoff
Thomas Eaton
E. M. Loban
Black Hawk Ball
Church News
PRIEF
Gloxsea
Aehanan's
T. A. M. Bridge Club
Maurice Kirby
St. Albans Street
George Fergeman
J. M. Joyce
Fred Joyce
Wateriog Boy Scouts
Stern
Kmon
St. Lows
Bt Loms
Prosser
Platnvew
Tex
A. J. Trimble
Memorial Fall
Fda Murray
Texas
Marion
Ada
Fred Moore
Victor Long
Margaret Kilgore
Marlon Ritze
Wrestey Clemens
John Ritze
Kilgore
Wild Rose Club
Grace Manley
Chestnut Street
Normig Smith
HH. L. Willams
L. 5. Fuledkana
Martha Sweeney
Ffs. Bross
James Houghton
Gladys Wilhite
Ania Gilass
Locust. Street
Washington Ball
T. C
Heigle-Stoakes
J. H. Love
James E. Trimble
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Johnson
Nees
Werkeen
Neal Wiarerbine
Rotary
Lions Clubs
National Capital
I. C
Legion Meeting
Srain
F. A. Muschenheim
Hell
Nebraska
Univ
Han
Vila
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Manufacturers
Hack
Evening Courier
Courier Pattern Dept
17Th St
New York City
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