Town Music Clubs to Host District Meet in Des Moines
The Town Federation of Music Clubs will host the central district biennial contest in Des Moines from May 1 to 3 with Mrs Arthur Holmes Morse of Cincinnati as national contest chair. Beloit Wis resident Mrs Frank E Gardner will preside and supervise violin voice and piano contests featuring state winners from Wisconsin Illinois Iowa and Nebraska. The Vows contest runs May 2 from district winners and a Junior contest for Iowa will be held May 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Federation of Music Clubs
Des Moines
National Federation
Arthur Holmes Morse
Cincinnati
Frank E. Gardner
Beloit
Wis
Wisconsin
Ilineis
Iowa
Nebraska
Tawa
Dinner Bridge Party Hosted by Three Hostesses
Miss Nettle McKinnon Miss Hess Ahearn and Miss Fern Gray hosted a Monday dinner bridge for 230 guests at Hotel Russell Lamson. Pastel table decor featured a centerpiece of pink yellow and lavender tulips. Prizes were awarded to Miss Marion Davis and Mrs. BR G Pratt. Other guests included Mrs. Fred Campagna Independence Mrs. Walter Decker Mrs. Parker Murphy Mrs. VLR Mitchell Mrs C A Kuttell and Misses Marion Rensler Golda Long Sara McMehon Elsie Lorenz Margaret Fitzgerald Naneen Davis Minnie Maibauer Eudora Carey Margaret King Kathryn Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle McKinnon
Hess Ahearn
Fern Gray
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Marion Davis
BR. G. Pratt
Fred Campagna
Independence
Walter Decker
Parker Murphy
Vlr. Mitchell
C. A. Kuttell
Marion Rensler
Golda Long
Sara McMehon
Elsie Lorenz
Margaret Fitzgerald
Naneen Davis
Minnie Maibauer
Eudora, Carey
Margaret King
Kathryn Young
Ames Alumni Banquet Marks Town State College Anniversary
The seventy first anniversary of Town State college Ames will be observed by alumni and former students in Waterloo and vicinity on Saturday March 23 with a banquet in the College room at Hotel President. A special program includes a speaker from the college and is organized by A B Chambers president George Rath secretary Ray Paul Colin Kennedy Mrs BE Estes and Mrs C K Bentz. About 140 Ames alumni are in the territory and a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Ames
Stuma
Stil
Waterloo
Golge
A. B. Chambers
George Rath
Ray Paul
Colin Kennedy
Estes
C. K. Bentz
Mrs. Brace Delivers Talk as Guest Speaker at Delphian
Mrs. Julia Brace of Algona, a member of Alpha Delphian, spoke at a Progressive Delphian chapter meeting at the Yow. She addressed the role of women in the nineteenth century. The event included references to Franklin and early New York writers with contributions by Eva Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia. Brace
Algona
Alpha Delphian
WHS
Progressive Delphian
Brace
Jane Addams
Benjamin Franklin
New York
Eva Miller
Mears
Society Calendar Tonight in St Louis Area
Society groups meet across schools halls and churches tonight including Daughters of Isabella K C at Stn aptoiges school and many circles at Lafayette and Emerson schools, Our Lady of Victory hall, and various clubs. Wednesday and Wednesday evening events list P T A auxiliaries and Ladies Aid groups at multiple churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of
Isabella
K. C
Stn
Aptoiges School
Hall
Aledonian Society
Legion A! Cedar Pulls
Lafayette
Sons of Union Veterans and Aux |liary—Memorial Hall
Erate Sisters
K. PB. Hall
P.T. A
Alcott School
Lydia Society
Oliver Steven
Our Lady At Victory Court
Two Marriages of Recent Date Are Announced
Cedar Falls news reports two weddings of the Knapp family. Ronald C Knapp wed Margaret Lang of Decorah on February 3 at Twin Falls Idaho. Helen Catherine Knapp married Martin Baxter Miller of Chicago on February 18 at Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courter
Cedar Falls
Mra. di Co. Knapp
Ronald C
Margaret Lang
Decorah
Twin Falls
Idaho
Knapp
Town State Teachers College
Lea
Helen Catherine Knapp
Martin Baxter
Miller
Chicago
Teachers College
Musical Works of Last Century Studied by L M I Club
Musical program at L M I club meeting features works from the nineteenth century with piano and vocal items led by Mrs C R Hoxie. A potluck luncheon precedes, and readings and duos fill the afternoon at 218 Alta Vista avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. I. Club
GC. M. Young
Alta Vista Avenue
C. R. Hoxle
Crerny
G. R. Hoxie
Velee
Heath
Saint-Snoensi
Endertein
RB. Shormaker
von Weber
C. Lindner
Robert Franz
John Swift
Fiano
Brahmel
Claude Bennett
F. W. Powers
A. W. Peterson
Fred J. Miller
Hints in Beauty Care Diet For Health And Figure
Advice on balanced eating for health and appearance outlines protein fat carbohydrates vitamins and minerals. It prescribes daily meals with a protein dish, a starch, a cooked green or fresh salad, fruit, milk, water, and specific breakfast options, plus guidance on acids and body weight norms.
Federation Promotes Health Survey In Iowa Towns
The Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs sponsors a statewide health survey with cooperation from the state health department. Best studies from towns above and below 2,060 population win print publication, with model health ordinances. entries due April 1 with local health officer approval. Winners announced at a Sioux City luncheon during the May state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Health
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
State Department of Health
Zowa
State Department
Casper Schenk
California
Drive
Des Moines
Henry Albert
W. A. Sanford
Gheraker
M. N. Voldeng
Woodward
Sioux City
Mirs. A. M. Donnan
Hudson
Black Hawk County
Kensington club plans Wednesday meeting with Mrs Tarpy
Kensington club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. R. J. Tarpy at 254 Western Avenue. Philotes club hosts dinner in Black's Tearoom this evening then bridge at Mrs. W. F. Higgins home 621 Washington Street. TR LS club pic nic Thursday at Mrs. Mary Shirley 304 Hammond Avenue. bring sandwiches and one entered dish. Miss Maxine Lamson hosted 40 Lido club Monday with luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson, then bridge. high score to Mrs. Frank Boughton. Evanston Tl special favor to Mrs. J. A. Newhouse who left for Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington Club
R. J. Tarpy
Western Avenue
Philotes Club
Black's
Mary Shirley
Hammond Avenue
Maxine Lamson
Russell Lamson
Frank Boughton
Evanston
J. A. Newhouse
Nebraska
S. FL McGinn
P T A Meeting Sets Talk and Music at Central School
Cen tral school P T A will meet Wednesday at 7 30 PM in the school building. Attorney Harry Reed will speak, Virginia Wilson will perform a violin solo, Lyla Day will play piano. A preceding piano supper for teachers totals about 35 attendees. Rev Clinton F Smith spoke at Whittier P T A on character building. Mrs G C A Lasser discussed founders of the national organization. Selations were given by boys and girls glee clubs. A business meeting followed with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of Central School
Harry Reed
Clinton F. Smith
Whittier Parent-Teacher Association
GC. A. Lasser
Church News Ladies Socials and Club Meetings
Church news lists a Wednesday picnic luncheon at 12 30 in the Parish house and a 2 29 bridge party for members and friends. Young people’s activities club meets Thursday at 6 in the parish house. Ladies Aid society Meets Wednesday at 430 Manhard street. Division 3 St Paul’s M E Ladies Aid meets Wednesday afternoon at 1027 Lincoln Street. Grace ME Lb class dinner this evening at Black’s tearoom. Bridge party hosted by Miss Gertrude Wiegert at 207 Leland Avenue with honors to Mrs Lovetts Stolte and Miss Alfriede Kammeyer. Refreshments served by hostess’s mother. G I A to B of L E meeting and picnic supper Wednesday afternoon in Engineers’ hall over Landgraf’s drug store. sandwiches and hot dish brought. Izaak Walton league benefit bridge party postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson School
Our Lady of Victory Court
O. L
WV. Hall
Philotes Clus
Black’s
W. ¥. Higgins
Grace M
Orvits Hamilton
First Presbyterian Eure
S. A
B. of L. E.engineers' I. F
C. L. Pott
First
U. P. Church
M. Hamilton
Golden Link Club
Dean Trapp
Deborah Society
Urch
St Paul's M
Ladies’ Aid Society
Myrs. M
Li Boylan
Memorial
Ladies’ Social Union
Universalist Church
Young People’s Activities Club
St Paul's
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Kenneth HH. Wise
Lincoln Street
Bridge
Gertrude Wiegert
Leland Avenue
B. of L. E
Engineers’ Hall
Landgraf
Oridge
Izaak Walton
Osage Takes Triangular Declam Honors Against Waverly Nashua
Osage High won the triangular declamatory contest with 37 points while Waverly and Nashua followed. At Nashua Osage claimed three firsts, Nashua one second and two thirds, Waverly two seconds and one third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Waverly
Nashua
Courier Special Service
Ashua
Former Cedar Falls Resident Ellen Cable Bond Dies in West
Cedar Falls Feb 26 Special Ellen Cable Bond formerly of this city died Feb 19 in San Diego California A letter about her business interests here today advised officers of Cedar Falls National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ellen Cable Bond
San Diego
Cedar Falls National Bank
Poultry Dinner Help With Fruit Cocktail and Meat Loaf
A vintage recipe fragment provides fruit cocktail for a poultry dinner and a meat loaf method with ground beef and pork, onion, pepper, bread crumbs, tomato soup, and water baked till moist. Also includes a baked apple pudding with cinnamon and a simple batter, served with hard sauce.
Weight Breaks Roof At Exhibition Hall Damages Estimated
Snow and rain caused the 12 by 200 foot dormer roof of Exhibition hall No. 2 at the Dairy Cattle Congress grounds to cave in under several tons of weight. Damage estimated at 300 dollars. repairs will begin as weather permits. Secretary Estes said crews have worked to keep roofs clear during winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exhibition Hall No. 2
Congress
Estes
Exhibition Hall
Noted Pastor Dwight Hillis Dies at 71 in Bronxville
Rev Dwight Hillis a prominent Ply mouth Congregational Church Brooklyn pastor and author died at his Bronxville home after a stroke. Born Magnolia Iowa he rose to fame in church and civic work and supported allied war efforts and politics allied with Roosevelt and Harding campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Hillis
New York
Newel
Dwaight Hillis
Henry Ward Beecher
Lyman Abbotts
Plymouth Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Bronxville
Hillis
Magnolia
Chicago
Roosevelt
Harding
Big Problems Up for Walton League Meeting Tomorrow
Waterloo Izaak Walton League of America members are urged to attend the annual meeting and election of officers in the municipal courtroom at 7 30 p m Wednesday. The chapter discusses stream pollution and other important problems and officers must have full cooperation of the membership to progress in solving them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Izaak Walton League of America
Ludwig and Zwisley Granted Marriage License
Word received here states Oscar J. Ludwig and Mrs Maude Zwisley Seattle Wash were issued a marriage license in Chicago on Monday. Ludwig is a Waterloo jewelry firm member and may return this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Ludwig
Maude Zwisley
Seattle
Wash
Chicago
Ludwig
Waterloo
Ludwig Jewelry Firm
City in brief and local notices survive in fragmentary ad copy
Glasses broken have them repaired at Shanan s phone 4343 ldg M Morrison New Hartford left Waterloo today for Salina Kan to visit for a time at the home of no brother CG A Morrison M M Brush Rochester representing the Custom Tailor Shop at Fashion Park N Y will be at Helms Clothing Co until Thursday exhibiting clothes for that shop Mrs George Burnette returned Sunday evening to her home in Jesup after spending week with her daughter Mrs Glen Noble who was at her home 112 Oak Lawn avenue The subject for Lenten services at First Lutheran church Wednesday evening at 730 o'clock will be The Last Supper A duet Rock of Ages
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
New Hartford
Waterloo
Salina
Kan
No Brother
A. Morrison
M. M. Brush
Rochester
Fashion Park
N. Y
Helms Clothing Co
George Burnette
Harme
Jesup
Glen Noble
Oak Lawn Avenue
First Lutheran Church
Ham mill urges probe of state fish and game department
Gov. Hamill replies to A. G C Willford, Iowa Izaak Walton League president, supporting investigation of the state fish and game department. Willford and supporters push for a state commission to oversee the department, citing calls from Burr G. Lichty and Keokuk sportsmen to combat stream pollution and improve efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game Department
A. G C. Willford
Iowa Izaak -Wal~ton ‘League
John Hammill
Willford
Iswa Tzank Walton League
Burr G. Lichty
New Jersey
Lichty
J.F. Schard
Keokuk
SRAIN TEST ANSWER
The list asserts classifications of terms where several commonly assumed facts are challenged. It notes that platinum is not a gem and that terms like Italy Alaska and the Mediterranean require precise geopolitical or geographical distinctions, prompting clarification of common labels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Alaska
Mediterranean
United States
Palace theatre guests enjoy Western film showing
Sourier newsboys were guests at the Palace theatre for a showing of The Open Range. The boys liked the western theme. Billy White, son of Mia and Helene White, underwent an operation at St Francis hospital for relief of an abscessed gland due to a lung infection. Mrs. Samuel Silvers returned from a four week visit to southern California. Mrs. Stivers was called to Leng Beach by the illness of her mother Mrs. J. Frank Thompson. Thomas Flaherty noted little snow in eastern Nebraska from Lincoln to Grand Island. Mrs. E. F. Stevenson and Mrs. A. S. Weishear returned from Grinnell Ia. where they visited daughters and attended the colonial ball at Grinnell College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Hughes
Florence Gabriel
Roy Gilfillan
Sourier Newsboys
Coller
Palace Theatre
Zane Grey
Billy White
Mia
Helene White
Fremont Street
St. Francis Hospital
Billy
Samuel Silvers
Highland Boulevard
California
Stivers
Leng Beach
J. Frank Thompson
Thomas Flaherty
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Go
Nebraska
Lincoln
Grand Island
Omaha
Waterloo
E. F. Stevenson
Kimball Avenue
A. S. Weishear
South ‘Street
Grinnell
Mary Stevenson
Margaret Weishaar
Grinnell College
G F. Heverly
Black Hawk
Practical dress design 8662 with pearl button fastenings
Practical for play and easy to launder this smart Uttle dress opens from collar to hem. Pearl buttons fasten the front while tiny tucks under the collar add frilliness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Julia Brace
Delphian
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Washington
Thomas P. Shaffer
St. Paul's M. B. Church
W. C. Dimprich
Neva Elsworth
Anne Kistner
T. EB. Scott
Edward Margadant
J. E. Myers
Robert L. Mayer
Third Street
Mayer Wes
Lois Hertling
Y. OW
Ladies’ Guild
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Daughters of Plymouth
W. H. Chapman
St. Paul's
M. E. Ladies' Aid Society
Henne H. Wise
Northminster Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
H. H. Miller
Masonic Temple
P.T. A—Central School
Burton -M. Goitshall
Marsh Street
Harvey Kotseh
J. F. Wagner
Roy Malcolm
Dewey Butterfield
Leslie West
Harold Rothbun
Earl Spencer
Vlina
Eas
Mae
Youraose
Federation
Chautaugus Circle
Chautauqua Circle
Public Library West
America
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. Fp.nal
W. E. Silver
Travelers Protective Association
William Hanson
South Street
Elece
Frances Barton
N. S. Bridge Club
Green Lantern Tearoom
Minnie Bellis
Evelyn Hile
Ann Miler
Lila Harrison
Helen Pfeiffer
Ruth Smith
Ruth Dungee
Magdalene Darby
Francis Brennan
Helen Ciren
Janice Burch
M. EF. Church
Cora Clough
Grant Avenue
Jd. W. Mayer
St. Paul's M. HE
Ladies* Aid Society
Mrs. C
Thornberry
Fred Boliner
Ben Bauske
BE. W. Egdorf
Oak Avenue
P.T. A. Activities
Church’ News
Northminster Presbyterian
Wire H. Miller
Manhard Street
Bies
West
Walton
C. J. Ludwig
Arnold Madsen
Justice Whitford
Madsen
Lore Alford
Mortimer B. Cleveland, Jr
M. B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenues
Palm Beach
PRIEF
Shanan’s
Ldg
Buchanan’s
M.C. A
Olin Onsey
Dick Tide
Hammill
FISH
Srain
Mma
Cherrand & Abitimagne iNench
Tran Beauty
Tring
A&r
Mme
Chernoff
Charo Ceauts Productla, Inc
Ohio
Lauerman’s
Chernoff's Acbbreach Thermoff Beauty Products.inc
Chicinnatl Asic
National Restaurant Association
Entz Cafe
First National Bank
Evening Courier
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
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