Marionette Evening and Matinee at East High
The Jean Gros Prench marionettes present The Blue Bird and The Magical Land of Oz at East High School Auditorium on February 11 under the American Association of University Women. An 14 piece puppet orchestra accompanies the two performances with proceeds benefitting AAUW education funds. Tickets are sold by members and local shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muxeterlinck
Jean Gros Prench
American Association of University Women
East High School
M. Maeterninck
John O'Neil
Amier
Jean Painter
R Econtralto
Riviera Tearoom
Schhuneman’s
Gauss’ Danig
King's Daughters Circle Installs New Officers
Scattergood circle of the King's Daughters installed new officers at a Tuesday evening meeting in the home of Mrs. Herschel Smith. Mrs. Fred Giles became president. vice president Mrs. A Scholin. secretary Mrs. Lloyd C. Grover. treasurer Mrs. Herschel Smith. Three new members joined: Mrs. Robert Nauman, Mrs. Floy Eason, and Florence Thorypsor. Devotionals were led by Mrs. Blanche Miller. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Susie Potter, Mrs. Scholm, and Mrs. Smith. Next meeting hostesses will be Mrs. Carl Sanders, Mrs. H. H. Strayer, and Mrs. Ruth Paige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scattergood
The
King’s Daughters
Hersch
el Smith
Baltimore Street
Fred Giles
A. Seholin
Lloyd C. Grover
Herschel Smith
Robert Nauman
Floy Eason
Birs
Florence Thorypsor
Blanche Miller
Susie Potter
Scholm
Smith
Carl ©. Sanders
H. H. Strayer
Ruth Paige
Know Your Child topic at Lafayette PTA meeting
Rev Roy L Smith of Grace MM E church led Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association in discussing proper environment and home influences. West High School violin quartet played Gypsy Prince and Waltz in A major under Mildred Luce, with readings by Mrs J E Myers and singing led by Miss Harriet Riddle. Mothers of second and third graders served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace MM. E. Church
Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association
West High School
Maralee Auten
Marie Krueger
Florence Wison
Edith Wheaney
Severn
Brahms
Mildred Luce
Community club events listed for Thursday and beyond
A long list of social groups and events including Jolly Couples club Mrs Roy Gilley Becker chapter Masonic temple Wroman Missionary society Westminister church and many more with locations such as St Marys auditorium Hotel Russell Riviera tea and First Congregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Couples
Roy Gilley
Becker
Masonic Temple
Wroman'’s Missionary Society
Westminster Presbyterian Church
St. Mary's Auditorium
Gates College
Waterloo
Cedar Heights
W. A. Reed
Thisisus Club
Frank Collins
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Nurses
Riviera
Goldenrod
A. A. Roeder
Willing
Workers
Spiritus
Church of Christ Truth
la Lomita
Dr W S Schaefer to discuss Germany today
Dr W S Schaefer professor of German and Latin at Iowa State Teachers college Cedar Falls will speak on The Economic and Political Situation of Germany Today as a Romance Languages program of Waterloo Woman's Club Friday afternoon at the clubhouse. He was born in Hohenzollern Germany lived there until three years ago and served in consular work in St Louis before joining ISTC about a year and a half. He earned his PhD at University of Presburg and studied at Breisrauch Cologne and Würzburg. A general Woman's Club meeting is also set for Friday with a morning Literary program and a luncheon at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
W. S. Schaefer
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Dr. Schaefer
Hohenzollern
Lved
America
St. Louis
University of Presburg
Breis- Rau
Cologne
Wurtaberg
Woman's Club
New Officers of Temple Rebekah Are Installed
Mrs James Lammett was installed as noble grand of Temple Rebekah lodge during joint services with Black Hawk lodge I O O F Tuesday evening. Officers named include Vice grand Mrs Gene Trapp secretary Mrs F W McPike financial secretary Mrs Olive Walden treasurer Mrs Blanche Brietske past provid Mrs Frank Makinster chaplain Mrs Paul Bailey warden Mrs Mergareth Peterson conductress Mrs Duncan Thomson inside guard Mrs Mattie Radcliffe outside guard Mrs Julia Kemler left side noble grand Mrs Cora Keiderling right side noble grand Mrs O L Potts right side vice grand Miss Panta Clark left side vice grand Mrs Cora Marshall musician Mrs Claire Elliott press reporter Mrs J B Sibert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lammett
Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk Lodge
Gene Trapp
Ww. McPike
Olive Walden
Blanche Brietske
Frank Makinster
Paul Bailey
Mergareth Peterson
Duncan Thomson
Mattie Radcliffe
Julia Kemler
Noble Grand
Cora Keiderling
O. L. Potts
Panta Clark
Cora Marshall
Claire Elliott
J. B. Sibert
Hints in Beauty Care by Edna Kent Forbes
Advice on selecting simple day dresses over fussy evening frocks and on grooming for a polished look. Discusses affordable, well cut styles, hair and lash care, and cautions about overbeading and rough exfoliation. Recommends careful hair styling with short cuts and indicates sending a self addressed envelope for a scalp remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Kent Forbes
Mos
New Gym and Swimming Classes Open at Y W
New term at the YWCA adds gymnasium and swimming lessons starting Monday January 21 directed by Mrs. Carlton HH Isle y. Adults begin clogging Tuesday at 7 15 PM and adult swimming shifts Tuesday 2 PM. Plunge periods and Red Cross water safety taught weekly. volleyball archery stunts and other activities listed. Seven basketball teams compete in a tournament led by Miss Anna Fury with Friday out of town games and midweek matchups through March.
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Y. W
Carlton HH. Isley
Red Cross
Bishop's
Pitze's
Westminster
Presbyterian Church
Daughters
Tsabelin
Anna Fury
The
Playground Association
Birds Independents
Kresges
Pirates
Bumblebees
Zippers
Owls
Rath's Gadets
Church News Highlights Local Parish Meetings Tonight
Senior Luther league of Trinity American Lutheran church meets in church parlors tonight. Willing Workers, Spiritual church of Christ Truth, gathers Thursday afternoon at 2 30. St Margaret s Music at St Mark s Episcopal meets Thursday 2 30 at Mrs W A Reed 205 Wellington. Ladies auxiliary Christ Episcopal meets Thursday noon with luncheon at 1. A guild meeting occurs in the afternoon. Universalist youth plan sleighing party Friday 7 40 with refreshments and games at parish house Melvin Clevin in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senior Luther League of
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
St. Margaret's
St Mark's Episcopal Church
W. A. Reed
Wellington Street
Charles Stearns
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Christ Episcopal Church
T. R. McCoy
Universalist Church
Melvin Clevin
C. B. Rheiner
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Anna Lichty
Jacob Geyer
R. D. Cordell
C. G. Wuest
St. Mary’s Sewing Circle
Frank Marinan
Thomas Levis
Wiliam Erpeldng
H. E. Nemmers
Local club meetings and social events listed
Goldenrod club meets Thursday at Mrs. Roeder’s home 312 Argyle street. B. S. L. club hosts Thursday at 415 Columbia circle. La Lomita club plans 2 1 1 o’clock luncheon at Won GA. Ttall call to current events. W. B. A. Pioneer club gathered Tuesday in Moose hall with picnic supper. Plans for a future meeting with Mrs. Edn Mark Lee Boone Ta. Bid-Em-Up bridge club entertained by Mrs. Hancher 305 Iowa street Tuesday evening. favors to Mrs. Harry Warde and Mrs. Sonnecker. guests included Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Johnston, and Mrs. Lonecker. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldenrod Club
A. A. Roeder
Argyle Street
la Lomita Club
W. B.A. Pioneer Club
Moose Hall
Edn Mark Lee
Boone, Ta
Bridge Club
BE. H. Hancher
Iowa Street
Harry Warde
G. V. Sonnecker
P. 8
Walters
G. E. Johnston
Lonenecker
Yarty Es Glyen
Paul Goswiller
Grant Avenue
Atvie Allen
George Minor
George Smale
Frank Middleton
Beauty and Charm Lecture Series at Plaza Theatre
An advice piece promotes a health authority lecture series at the Plaza Theatre. It extols charm and intelligence over physical beauty, arguing personality, voice, and style can outshine irregular features with diet, grooming, and speech. It invites readers to meet and enjoy a confident, engaging speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaza Theatre
Waterloo Evening Courier
Plaza
Gold Room Luncheon and Bridge Party at Hotel President
One hundred thirty four guests attended a luncheon and bridge party in the Gold room of Hotel President at 1 pm. Hostesses were Mrs James Clark Mrs Ned Brown Mrs Stephen Brown and Mrs George Harris. Out of town guests included Mrs Charles Stewart of San Francisco and Mrs Harry Line of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
Gold Room
Hotel President
James Clark
Ned Brown
Stephen Brown
George Harris
Charles Stewart
San Francisco
Harry Line
Chicago
Farewell Party for Mrs. C. W. Gibson Held in Lombardy Room
A luncheon for 22 guests in the Lombardy room of Hotel Pres ii honored Mrs. Charles W. Gibson who will move to Indianapolis. The scene featured jonquil centerpieces and a social program amid other notices of lodge installations and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gibson
Lombardy
Hotel Pres ii
Joseph Meany
Raymond DuPre
Charles W. Gibson
Indianapolis
Red Cross Home Service Outlined By Mrs Worthen
Mrs George B Worthen Waterloo executive secretary described the peace time Red Cross program at a Business and Professional Women’s club meeting in Black’s teaaroom. She traced home service roots to 1919 and noted support for veterans families through government lines, insurance, pensions, hospitalization, taxation, and bonuses with no charge to recipients. She highlighted the organization’s inclusive policy and recalled Waterloo’s Red Cross origin in 1917 and her decade of service since 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
George, B. Worthen
Waterloo
Business and Professional Women's’ Club
Sid
Wfe
Worthen
National Guard
Black Hawk County
Nueleus of the
Kathryn Egdorf
Phyllis Watson
East High Schools
Christine Owen
Jessie Sweeney
Glasses Repaired at Buchanan’s Advertisement
Fort Dodge brief notes an advertisement for Buchanan’s Glasses with the phone number 4943. Local musician Harlan Gordon, of an orchestra, returns from a three day visit with his parents at 137 Butler Avenue. Miss Edith Holt at 1123 Commercial Street recovering well after mastoid operation at St Francis Hospital. Ruth Hendry of 223 Western Avenue home from Allen Memorial Hospital after an appendicitis operation. Decrees of divorce granted by Judge G W Wood in four cases: Emily H Walker vs H W Walker, Ruby Maxine Malfas vs Charles H Malfas, Amy Jones vs Virgil Jones. Will of E F Crouse leaves $500 to Methodist Episcopal church superannuation fund. remainder divided among Effa C Deacon, Mary C Saul, Frank, Roy, Ralph, Ray L, Floyd Crouse, and Blanche Crouse Tilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Gordon
Fort Dodge
Q. F. Gordon
Butler“avenue
Edith Holt
Commercial Street
St. Francis Hospital
G. W. Wood
Emily H. Walker
H. W. Walker
Ruby Maxine Malfas
Charles H.maltas
Amy Jones
Virgil Jones
E. F. Crouse
Dike
Cedar Falls
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Effa C. Deacon
Mary C. Saul
Frank
Roy
Ralph
Ray L
Floyd Crouse
Blanche C. Tilton
Orange Baskets and Prune and Nut Sandwiches
Instructions for orange baskets to hold fruit salad and a molded fruit salad with gelatin using grapefruit juice pineapple cherries and oranges. Also describes prune and nut sandwich preparation with stewed prunes nuts lemon juice and salt.
Motions Denied in Suit Over Promissory Note
In Black River Falls Wisconsin First National Bank sues Ida C Heisler and Lewis A Heisler for a 1300 note. Defense argues note was accommodation with no personal liability and hinges on a four year old lost letter and a disputed ghost signature. The judge denied motions for directed verdict and arguments continued before the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Black River Falls
Wis
Ida C
Lewis A. Heisler
H. B. Boies
General Phil Hanna Gains Strength After Stroke
Relatives caring for General Phil Hanna at Imperial Health in California report he is slowly gaining strength. He sits in a chair several times daily and consumes limited liquids and soft foods. Doctors believe the brain blood clot from the last stroke may be absorbed. His mind is clear in the morning and for most of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Hanna
Imperial Heach
Cal
Superintendents Club to Discuss Problems At Meeting
At the regular monthly meeting of the Superintendents club next Monday night Supts Williams Larson and Nealle will discuss Problems That Must Be Met and Solved by the Consolidated School Superintendents. Roland Esslinger and W H Hartman will discuss noon hour problems and athletics in consolidated schools. Sunday Center Saturday: last study center for rural teachers at 10 am at East Junior High School building. Miss Alita Wilmarth Cedar Falls will be instructor and theme will be the new course of study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. O. Williams
J.K. Larson
K. FP. Nealle
Roland Esslinger
W. H. Hartman
Syundy Center
East Junior High
A. E. Jewett
Alita Wilmarth
Cedar Falls
W C T U Celebrates Ninth Anniversary of Prohibition
The Waterloo W C T U marks nine years since the 1920 enactment of prohibition. President Mrs F P Yapp notes improved conditions but urges deeper educational work. She cites Prohibition’s impact on youth and mentions nationwide support for the 1929 slogan Give prohibition a chance. Local W O T U also joined a Sunday service at Central Christian church in observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.P. Yapp
Waterloo Union
Uiited
Yapp
Central Christian Church
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Alice Rodamar
Leland Avenue
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Miss Maine
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Joan Miller, Jr
E. L. Sweitzer
Ora Richardson
Ruth Maine
Marilou
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Society
Blue Triangle League
Yy. W. C
First Congregional Church
Grace M. E. Church
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
K. P
Clyde Goin
W. F. Martha
Riglera Tearoom
Babe
Troyan
Church News
First M. E. Church
Fred Repass
W. W. Simmons
Sys. R. J. Tarpy
Henry Sheldon
CG. C. Dern
C. W
T C. Hemsworth
B.S. L. Club
Columbia Circle
Faris
Tenia
Beale
St Mary's
George Metcalf
Ladies’ Auxiliary, N. A. L. C
Phi Slema Chi Fraternity
Golf Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
Irene Duba
Harriett Wighman
Cedar Heighta Clvh
Cedar Heights Womans Elk
J. C. Brinkerhoff
Allee Brown
Witce Callia Wieder
Whtering Outline Lbraries
Florente Lowa
Matel
Home Service of
Mrs. Worthen
Gates Business College
Waterloo I. C. Co. F
PRIEF
Buchanan’s
Ruth Hendry
Western Avenue
W. A. Hendry
Allen Memorial Hospital
Frank Wartey
Goodyear
Daibctique
Brownbilt Shoe Store
West Fourth St
W.C.T.U
Sahara
Orienta
Caplus Melo
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Fashion Department
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