Community drama outlines mailed to clubs in Iowa
Iowa Federation of Women’s Clubs plans to assist local clubs with drama production and study through mailed outlines and helps. Mrs Raymond Folk and Mrs Byron B Boyd oversee the efforts along with the Iowa Traveling Library and State Historical Society. Pageantry expert Miles Winifred R Tilden offers guidance, while club events feature music, readings, and talks on rural life and marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs
Raymond Folk
Byron B. Boyd
Des Moines Little, Theatre Society
Iowa Traveling Library
State Historical Building
Boyd
State Historical Society of Iowa
Iowa
Miles Winifred R. Tilden
I.fl W. C
Iowa State College
National Federation
Des Moines
Central Christian U S Class Dinner Draws 66 Attendees
The fifth annual banquet of Central Christian Married Folks' class was held in the church parlors last evening with a full course dinner served by the Ladies Aid Society. Sixty six covers were laid, decorations in pink and green, the class colors, and attendees received green caps for men and pink tam o shanters for women. Mrs. Gilbert Oguard and Mrs. George Baum were among the hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
Ladies’ Aid Society
Gilbert Oguard
George Baum
St Marys Dramatic Club To Stage Full House Play
St Marys Dramatic Club plans a Sun day 8 16 p m performance of A Full House a three act farce at St Marys auditorium East Fourth and Parker streets Cast includes Ray Nemmers Agnes A Kopel Margaret Geib Opel Derby Joe Hacker Henry Hoffer Sylvester Lasche Alf Dietsch Andrew Friedl John Frost Mary Frost Mary Welbes Margaret Maas John Welbes directs Musical numbers by Mrs A A Hoffmann pianist and Frank Bernard tenor Proceeds from last Octobers show funded scenery building Marriage announced Marian Bryson wed Arthur R Bray in Iowa City Chicago will be their home after February 1 She attends University of Waterloo Iowa writers discussed at Mrs C W Hemaworth home featuring Bernice Brown Ruth Suckow Eleanor Brainard Hoyt and Emerson Hough Book The Able Mr Laughlins reviewed by Mrs Charles Davis
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Dramatic Club
St. Mary's
East Fourth
Parker Streets
Ray Nemmers
Agnes A. Kopel
Margaret Geib
Opel Derby
Joe Hacker
Henry Hoffer
Sylvester Lasche
Alf Dietsch
Andrew Friedl
John Frost
Mary Frost
Mary Welbes
Margaret Maas
John Welbes
C. W. Hemaworth
W. R. Cole
Bernice Brown
Des Moines
Ruth Suckow
Forest City
Eleanor Brainard Hoyt
Hamlin Garland
Emerson Hough
Charles Davis
Margaret Wilson
Tama County
Side Talks on Youth Understanding Through Time
Three middle aged matrons discuss a young woman's affair with a married man and how perceptions of wisdom shift over time. They question when they truly understood life, noting youth and age see things differently and that middle age often misreads youth without a solid measure of past wisdom.
Beauty Chats Cure Foot Troubles Headline Style
Advice column outlines home remedies for foot problems including ingrown toenails bunions flat feet and nails. Emphasizes early treatment proper shoe choices toe alignment massage arch supports and using gloves of cosmetic products. Includes tips on bleaching nails with herbal mixtures and making creams with almond oil and vegetable oils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Charitable View of France Problems Advocated by Bush
Stephen A. Bush urged a kinder view of France as it grapples with postwar recovery and potential bankruptcy in a Waterloo Woman's club address. He noted France may accept a fair German reparations offer, while French officials differ with politicians. the talk stressed gradual progress and uncertain reparations terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Bush
Stephen A. Bush
Waterloo Woman's Club
T. Alford
Armistics
Ayvenaga
Germany
Mother Daughter Week Set in Waterloo March 2
Waterloo observes a mother daughter week February 24 to March 2 with Mother Daughter Sunday in many churches. Miss Marie Watters of the YWCA reports clergy cooperation for events, three banquets for high school, graders, and colored girls, and division of banquet work among church women. Memorials were held for departed members of the Woman's Relief Corps, with committee chairs listed. club events included a Waterloo Woman's Club party and Shrine Club dancing with Cedar Rapids guests and a Florida orchestra performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women’s Christian Association
M. G.A
Waterloo
Marie Watters
F. R. Asquith
Shrine Club
Forum Hall
Waterloo Shrine Club
Theodore Ptak
Florida
Elena Camache
Cedar Rapids
David Turner
el Kabir Temple
Expert Bridge By Thomas on No Trump Conventions
The article explains sound bidding fundamentals for bridge players, detailing when to raise with length in suits, the role of no trump bids, and dangers of weak no trump offerings. It compares negative doubles and conventional bids, with illustrative hands and strategic guidance for two and four card suits.
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Hearts
Mamonds
United States
Uist
Deuter
USA
Hig Weil Sult
Club Notes Guests dine with Gordon at Bishop's cafe
Qui Vive members were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Gordon at dinner in Bishop's cafeteria west. Card favors went to Mrs. B. H. Lang and J. K. Dougherty. Plans for a Valentine party at Mrs. W. R. Brown's home were made by FL. W. club members assisted by Frances and Gretchen Shireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Gordon
Bishop’s Cafeteria
West
B. H. Lang
J. K. Dougherty
W. R. Brown
FL. W. Club
Frank Shireman
Frances
Gretchen
Church News of Local Groups Highlights Week Activities
Fifty members of the Flist M. FE. Astruman class met with Mrs. G. R. Hunthgton for a monthly picnic dinner. Devotionals and fund-raising discussion followed, with Miss Marie Watters detailing YWCA Girl Reserves activities. Rosary society officers were named at Sacred Heart parish hall, and several church groups announced upcoming events and meetings. Twenty-seven First Presbyterian Homemakers’ class members were entertained at Bishop’s private dining room with Mrs. George Farnsworth in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flist M. FE. Astruman
G. R. Hunthgton
C. Hamiel
L. Eb.” Foster
Martin Burke
E. G. Lester
Marie Watters
Jane Whaffa
Laverne Beal Covell
B. Hewitt
FE. M. Jackson
Wilma Anderson
Geraldine Brinkman
Hortense Morgan
Rosary Society
Sacred Feart Parish Hall
Anna Finnerty
M. N. Kelly
Jane Kirby
First Presbyterian Homemakers
Bishop's
George Farnsworth
Second Teachers College Concert Popular Success
The Town State Teachers College orchestra under director Gundry delivered a popular program at the Plaza Theatre. Massenet, Grieg and Schubert pieces, plus an encore by soloist Prof. Merest Wolst, drew strong praise as the ensemble showed lively, accessible playing and engaging crowd appeal. The review notes the concert’s strong entertainment value and anticipates greater delights in the next edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prattheo
Gundry
Helght
Uhal Orguizition
Plaza Theatre
Netter
Mernest Wolst
Thea
Massenat
Wiston
Ain Mawsnof
Nis
Hervey
Mr. Troist
Lohengrin
Schubert
Viebrant
Grieg
Monmeward
Merry’ Wives ! of
Windsor
Cundryts Best
1921 glasses and medical notices in brief
Community notes list illnesses travel, divorce action, and personal updates from 1402 Washington to Riceville. Mentions Miss Bertha Bakey under quarantine, Miss Marian Adams visiting, and Mrs. Delia Lichty recovering. Also reports on Wight and Hawkeye Electric staff travel, and a divorce decree for Allison Kenyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. White
Kansas City
O. W. Burright
Washington
A. If
Coward
Miami
Fla
W. W.hytle
Pittsburgh
A. T. McCoy
Mec
New York
Miss Bertha Bakey
Third West
W W Johnson enters Cedar Falls home under care contract
W W Johnson, 82, enters a life care contract at Cedar Falls with F E Stewart, trustee, to furnish a home, food and care from Western Old People. A decree in his divorce from Bessie Johnson grants him divorce but bars remarriage for a year. Johnson, once a railroad flagman, cites cruelty in the divorce petition. If Johnson fails to follow home rules, the contract may be terminated with a $5 weekly charge. Sir Walter Scott’s mother noted as a woman of marked individuality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
F. E. Stewyart
W. W. Johnson
Bessie Johnson
Johnson
Third Avenue
Blatt
Record of a 1900 Word Rock Island Deed in Iowa
Ottumwa January 26 a deed filing records the longest legal instrument in Wapello county history transferring the title to a large park area over land connected with the Chicago Rock Island Pacific railway. The 19000 word instrument spans 16 pages single spaced and affects land across Iowa and neighboring states including Illinois Minnesota South Dakota Missouri Kansas Nebraska Colorado Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Tennessee and Texas.
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Ottumwa
Wapello County
Park
Chicago, Hock
Islamic & Pacific Railway
Towa
Ilinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Texas
Local Realtors Begin 17 Week Real Estate Course
Waterloo realtors met yesterday afternoon at the M. A. to start a 17 week course on real estate practice with one lesson weekly. Fifteen enrolled. The course is promoted by the National Association of Real Estate Boards Educational Division in cooperation with the M.C.G.A. and associated institutes.
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Waterloo Realtora
National Association of Real Estate Boards
United. M.cga
Institute For
City
Jes
PATTERNS FOR LADIES COAT PATTERNS BY MAIL
Waterloo Evening Courier offers up to date fashion patterns from the Fashion Department. Send 15 cents for pattern 4061 in brown kasha with braid trimmings or checked wool. front with inserted pockets, sizes 4 6 8 10 years. Mail pattern with 2 cents for shipping to any address.
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Fashion Departe Mint
Waterloo
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Enems of,Societe
IF. W. C
W. L. Richardson
Robert Black
Tima Martin
Lester Martin
Jon Snively
Central Christian U. S
Marian Bryson
Stella Bryson
Iowa City
Arthur R. Bray
Chicago
University of Awa
Civerox
Nan
Jerry
Jean
Claire
G. W. Naumah
A. 5. Waishaar
Legislative Committee
UG ‘BP. W. C
Mrs. Nauman
Woman’s Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Delorme Stull
Sarah Hamilton
Lottie] Duke
Mary Shirley
Ethel Stull
Grace Bross
Anna Glas
Carrie Johnston
East District
Mande
Brayton
Fannie Cerda
Oave Stevens
Ida Alderman
Margaret Kilgore
Anna McHeffey
Nora Bishop
Eunice Arnold
Etta Scott
Woman's Club
Water
Joo
J. D. Easton
C. A. Waterbury
I. E. Fowler
Leland Johnson
Ben Swisher
L. E. Fowler
Tate Harrison
Amatadrs
Carls
Knights of Columbua
B. J. Beck
Will Connerty
Charles Gales
Lewly Glaza
J. K. Witegerald
M. A. Parker
Frank Kennison
Srles
Fred Gange
Kennison
Mabel
Josephine
Alma
3. B. Smith
P. J. Junsen
Morence Arend
Martha Guizner
St. Francis Hospital
F. A. Masberg
New
Mmes
J. B. Bruner
Charles Marlow End
Frank Herriate
BE. O
City Hospital
Blanche Edwards
J. W., Mrapfel
A. L. Alexander
Margaret Howell
Ay Sidney S. Lenz
Premier Synatisute
Jane
Doubl
Pythian Sisters
W. A. Dobson
F. R. Holl
Ben Hasser
Fiesser
Wailer Wood
Hawthorne Street
Maiusie
Eames
Sharies Young
Jack Reader
Karry McDonald
T. Club
C. ¥. Richardson
Sans, Souci
Ray Barber
John Wedemeyer
Clyde Brainard
Alford Hauser
Siive
C. A. Mills
Sacred Heart Court
Ey Mary's Hall
Sacred Teart Girls’ Club
First
Lutheran Girls’ Glee Club
Helen Williams
Sweek
Christ Episcopal Woman's Auxiliary
J. A. Gary
L. W. Marker
J. c. Ricker
M. B. Cleveland
Second Teachers’ College
Erry
Buchanan
A. Bldg
Zenas J. Duke
George
Rowell
Delia Lichty
Marian Adams
Hazel Senit
Riceville
Allison Chase Kenyon
Beatrice Kenyon
G. W. Wood
Smith
Bowting Green
Louise Cottrell
Extension
University of Town
Waterton Social Welfare League
W. A. Holt
Oconto
Wis
J. R. Macartney
Mr. Bardeen
Iowa Loans& Trust Co
Alicea Godley
Henry Godley
John Burgess
Helen
Perry
Martin Heyde
Tomorow
Lutheran
Arch Barren
Minneapolis
Racine
George T. Wight
Illinois Central Railway
Wight
Logan Aye- Tue
Walter B. Cawart
Hawkeye O
I. A. Marson
Peru
Ind
Coanersville
Tenderson
A. B. Lawton
Argyle
E. A. Black
Hartes If. Brisbim
Stearn
Brookline
Mass
Coveyhill
Province of Quebec
Sir Walter Scott
Rock Island
City and
Hotel
Russell Lamson
Thousand Island
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