Amateurs Shine in Arms and the Man at Waterloo Theatre
Waterloo theatre hosts a Drama League presentation of Shaw’s Arms and the Man featuring several well known amateurs. Mrs. R. Clare Heald returns as Raina after a lead in Hose of Plymouth Town, while Miss Juanita Pollock and Francis Murphy bring prior stage experience. Everett Crisman appears as Nicola, with veterans from Old Hickory division and vaudeville tours enhancing the cast alongside Mrs. E. M. Storm, Walter Brown, Leonard Heatherton, and Arnold Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drama League
Shaw
Waterloo Theatre
R. Clare Heald
Raina
East High School
Hose
Plymouth Town
Juanita Pollock
West High School
Francis Murphy
Captain Bluntschli
America
Richard Mansfield
Everett Crisman
Nicola
Crisman
Old Hickory
France
114Th Machine Gun Company
E. M- Storm
Walter Brown
Leonard Heatherton
Arnold Mitchell
Self Containment As Social Power In Everyday Life
A narrator contrasts two young women and a friend’s view of self containment. One is praised as more self contained, learning to hold thoughts until the right time and avoid snap judgments. Observations from a hotel veranda illustrate how poise and measured talk distinguish the self contained girl from the talkative one. The piece notes risk of excessive restraint.
Social clubs share visits and a double wedding
The ia Lomita club enjoyed by Mrs H E McCowan with Olive Sessions visiting from Sioux Falls. Husbands invited to a Thursday picnic at Mrs William King's home. I F F club hosted by Mrs E T Marson with outside guests Mrs Lee Wiltse and Mrs T Cutler. B B club hosted by Mrs H A Bahmat. A phonograph music program and 33 members at a Miss Mildred Phinney Dorcas Wilson program. A double wedding announced: Miss Nina Hostetler to Harry Humme l and Miss Madeline Buttke to Richard Bennett with details on families and schools. Pupils recital at John Brennan home listed. Invitations issued for Elizabeth Mann to Richard Hall on June 12 at Christ Episcopal church. Lula Tavenner to Arthur Le Roy Tavenner engagement announced. wedding planned in Washington this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ia Lomita Club
H. E McCowan
Olive Sessions
Sioux Falls
M. D
William King
I. F. F. Club
E. T. Marson
Lee Wiltse
T. Cutler
H. A. Bahmat
B. B. Club
R. C. Barclay
Mildred Phinney
Dorcas Wilson
Grundy Center
Nina Hostetler
W. K. Hostetler
Harry Otto Hummel
C. O. Hummel
Madeline Buttke
Christine Buttke
Richard John Bennett
J. H. Bennett
Hummel
East High School
Kimball Printing Company
West High
Harvard Military School
Los Angeles
Bennett
Immaculate Conception Academy
Davenport
Chicago Dental School
Tavenner-Davis
Among the churches guild meeting and events
St Mark s St Margaret s guild met at Mrs G L Van Duyn s residence for a business session with reports on delegates to the Davenport diocesan meeting. Plans were made for a June 24 card party at Mrs AL Kingsley s home. Miss Greely of Stillwater Minn was a guest of Mrs G S Millard. St Paul s M E King s Heralds meet Saturday afternoon at the church with Marian and Dorothy Muzzy contributing to the program and snacks served by Mrs R G Wilkins and Mrs Lalu Merriau. St Mary s Cecelian society held a card party in the auditorium last evening for members and friends with prizes to Mrs Fred Hacker Miss Christine Nemmers and Mr Vollinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s
St. Margaret's Guild
G. L. van Duyn
Davenport
AL. Kingsley
Miss Greely
Stillwater
Minn
G. S. Millard
St. Paul's M. E
King's Heralds
Marian
Dorothy Muzzy
R. G. Wilkins
Lalu Merriau
St. Mary's—Cecelian Society
Fred Hacker
Christine Nemmers
Vollinger
County Board Set to Open Bids for Highway Paving
After canvassing the ballots from last Tuesday’s special road election the county board adjourned until June 10 to open bids for grading draining and paving federal aid project Nos 25 on the Whitney road. Voters favored paving the county highway system by 2574 to 2048, majority 526, and approved issuing bonds up to 1 500 000 as needed by 77 058 to 58 0 58.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney Road
Hope to prevent raise in north Iowa coal rates
Des Moines June 6 Railroad Commissioner Charles H Webster of Waucoma and Commerce Counsel J H Henderson of Indianola oppose a proposed higher coal rate for northern Iowa along the Milwaukee division. They say the rate will not take effect until a general hearing before the railroad administration or referral to the Interstate Commerce Commission. A 25 word wanted in the Cour tier casts only 25 cents each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Charles H. Webster
Waucoma
Commerce
J. H. Henderson
Indianola
Iowa
Iowa and Dakota
Milwaukee Railroad
Railroad Administration
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
The Winsome Type of Girl and Health Advice
A fragment discusses a winsome girl who leads with charm and rarely displays intelligence, noting her youthful look and varied appearances. It then shifts to questions and answers advising career changes for health, and a home remedy for lice involving kerosene and vinegar with cautions on health.
Strike Hits Western Union Telegraphers in 21 States
Washington D C. workers amid the Commercial Telegraphers union announce an immediate strike across 21 southern states. President Marshall signs a woman suffrage amendment resolution. Cardinal Gibbons calls for a Catholic hierarchy meeting in Washington on Sept 24, first since 1884. Milwaukee street car crash injures 65. Advertising is news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Western Union Telegraph Company
Commercial 'Telegraphers' Union
Washington, D.C
Marshall
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Milwaukee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Club
Mae Sawyer
John Brennan
Helen Hertzog
Elwin Phillips
Paul McGehee
Raymond Howe
Marjorie Branch
Leah Hickelberg
Edith Bloom
Edna Dettmer
Paul Ulrich
Gladys Brennan
National Toilet CO
Parity
Tenn
Coutier
N. Iowa
Entz Meat Markets
East Fourth Street
East Fifth Street
Citizens Gas & Electric Co
Blondia
Miller
UBES
Plgatos Tire CO
Union Depot
Blufy Street
Sherwin Williams Paints
Wangler Bros. CO
Douglass
Boston Laundry
Etter
Crane
Royal Belfast Linen
Hartmann
Waterloo Trunk Co
J. M. Hume, Mer
Sycamore Street
Waterloo
Evening Courier
Dester
Fashion Department
Commercial Street
Depar
Japan
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