Special Musical and Dramatic Events listed for next week
Reader notices highlight a Chicago style season at Iowa State Teachers College with Kathryn Witwer and Florence Hardeman. Freiburg Players present Passion Play March 24 25 26 27 at East High Auditorium. Events include Elks charity ball Monday at the Elks Club and United Commercial Travellers dances Friday. Woman's Club hosts a book review Tuesday and a Sheridan play Friday. Numerous club meetings and a recent bride party conclude the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Witwer
Florence Hardeman
Iowa State Teachers College
Miss Hardeman
Madame Schumann-Heink
Miss Witwer
Chicago
Freiburg
East High
Ttn
Cedar Rapids
Jocal Elks
Elks Club
United Commercial
Cedar Heights Woman's Club
W. F. Parrott
Forget
Me-Not Club
Margaret Kilgore
Wild Rose Club
Anna Glas
Fandora Club
Wiliam Wing
Central Christian Church
Lydia Leach
St. Margaret's Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
A. Pickworth
T. A. M. Bridge Club
GC. EL Bruce
Los Camadres Club
F. O. P. Club
C. H. Brown
Elite Circle
Henry Smith
Happy Flight Club
C. B. McCard
Eldgen Club
Black's Tearoom
Katheryn Witwer
Cedar Falls
Blue Triangle League
W. GC. A. Canton the Crescent
Black Hawk I
C. O. F. Hall
F. R. Asquith
Woman's Clrbhouse
Helen Gould
W. A. Burton
Silent Eight Bridge Club
Charles Kurth
W._R. C.—Memorial hall
P.T. A
Our Lady of Victory Hall
Cedar Falls Author Ruth Suckow Marries Ferner Nuhn
Ruth Suckow, Iowa novelist, wed Ferner Nuhn in San Diego California on Monday. Nuhn, Cedar Falls native born 1903, studied at North Central College and Columbia, with literary pieces in American Mercury. Both spent the winter in San Diego where ceremony occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Suckow
Iowa
Ferner Nuhn
Willan CG. Nuhn
Cedar Falls
San Diego
Cal
Miss Suckow
Ha- Warden
Grinnellecollege
W. d. Suckow
Congregational Church
Alden
Boston
Iowa Ife
Nunn
Cedar Falls High School
North Central College
Naperville
Edwin Ball
Columbia University
New York City
Nuhn
H. L. Mencken
American Mercury
Agnes Biller and Harry F Paul Wed in Dubuque
Agnes Elizabeth Biller daughter of Mr and Mrs John P Biller and Harry F Paul son of Mr and Mrs G F Paul were married Saturday February 9 at Holy Trinity church Dubuque Reverend Father John Meyer officiated Attendants included Marguerite Biller sister of the bride and Emeric Majoris The couple will reside in Waterloo where Mrs Paul is employed at Commercial National Bank and Mr Paul at Schroeder Oil Company
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Biller
Bennington Township
Agnes Elizabeth
Harry PF. Paul
G. F. Paul
Denver
Holy ‘Trinity Church
Dubuque
John Meyer
Marguerite’ Biller
Emeric Majoris
Paul
Commercial National Bank
Waterloo
Schroeder Oil Company
Waterloo Clubhouse Debt Diminished by 1000 Payment
Waterloo Woman's club celebrated a milestone as an additional $1000 was paid toward the club’s debt leaving one more $1000 to be cleared. A general meeting featured Fine Arts talks on music and art history, with demonstrations and a program of Debussy, Chopin, and French Impressionist works performed by club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Eldhouse
A. 5
Welshaar
Fine Arts
Charles Young
J. T. Dahlstrom
France
Founders Dinner Marks Sixty Years of Mission Work
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace M. E. Church observes its sixtieth anniversary with a Friday dinner at 6 PM. The M. B. UL class and friends attend. A general committee, program lead, dining room, and decorations are named. Also noted are two tables of 500 for Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Grief’s second anniversary at 227 Webster Street and a surprise birthday party for Mrs. EB Brewer at 810 Riverside Drive with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Grace M. EB
M. B. UL
F. B. Dietrick
H. W. Schultz
Afrs
U. S. Werner
Mark Flanders
Harry A. Grief
Webster Street
Charles Jackson
Emma Averill
Matt Hannan
Clell Fox
G. B. Shafer
Des Moines
W. Brewer
Riverside Drive
W. B. Freeman
Charles Beener
WU. C. T
Elks Club
Grace M. B. Woman's Foreign Missionary society—Church
Veterans of Foreign Wars—Memorial Hall
Order
Maccabees
Waterloo I
McKinley P T A to elect officers and hear talks
The McKinley Parent-Teacher association will elect officers at its Monday meeting in the school building. A program features Mrs. F C Liffring S A Cohagan and Richard Zellhoef er on clarinet. Refreshments are by the men and group singing led by Miss Norma Galser. Roosevelt P T A meets Tuesday. Our Lady of Victory P T A holds a business meeting next Friday afternoon in the school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Jones
Dodger
J. EF. Balewalfer
Nike
Lila Marcham
Florence
Charlotte Howe
Beth’ Wright
Ship of Commerce
Kathryn Barton
Frances Osters
Florence Stines
National Federation
W. W. Wersaw
Mildred Gleason
McKinley Parent-Teacher Association
F.C. Liffring
S. A. Cohagan
Richard Zellhoefer
Norma Galser
Our Lady of Victory
Parent-Teacher Association
Remedies for skin trouble and beauty tips from old columns
The piece offers homemade remedies and cosmetic advice including colon cleansing prescriptions, hot water flushes for liver and kidneys, dietary changes to avoid skin breakouts, enemas for detox, henna hair coloring guidance, rose water glycerine mixes for scalp care, and fashion notes on hat shapes and hair styling. It references readers advising on weight, tonics, and timing with seasonal changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angela M
Dorothy S
Church Guild Meetings and Recitals at Local Parishes
Clara Horton guild meets at Universalist parish house Monday at 7 20 in the evening hostesses Miases Bey and Leona Gindt. A musical program is planned for Tuesday at First United Presbyterian church at 7 30 featuring Miss Mildred Luce violin teacher and pupils, Graham Hay vocal solos, a chalk talk by Dr H A Boysen, and readings by Miss Alice Bellinger. Mrs Nora Leonard hosted Group 2 at 418 Baltimore street. reports and business finished, refreshments served. Mrs Lyman Church hosted Graves Mermioria U B class at 2017 Berth avenue with officers elected Violet Bowen president Dorothy Schenk vice president Virginia Lightoor secretary treasurer Rev and Mrs E W Main were guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Horton
First United Presbyterian Church
Mildred Luce
West
Graham Hay
H. A. Boysen
Alice Bellinger
Nora Leonard
Baltimore Street
Charles Martin
Lyman Church
Graves Mermioria
U. B. Church
Berth Avenue
Violet Bowen
Dorothy Schenk
Virginia Lightoor
E. W. Main
Club Notes Roctal Circle Meeting Report
Roctal circle met at the home of Mr and Mrs Russell Kline Orange township Thursday afternoon with 27 present. Quilting was done during the afternoon. Golden Link club will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs James Lammert 1204 Forest avenue. Mrs C F Altstidt will be hostess to Meappy Hour club at 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday in her home 245 Alta Vista avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. ‘Asquith
Home Park Boulevard
Froll
Ei Klingaman
Waterloo Industries
C. H. Abbs
Cedar Heights Woman's Club
W.F. Parrott
M. I. Fowler
Civic and Garden Department
Willam R. Lumry
A. GO. Cole
Fourth Street
West
W. F. Parrott
Quota Club
Russell-Lamson
Roger Leavitt
Roctal Circle
Russell Kline
Orange Township
Golden Link Club
James Lammert
Forest Avenue
C.F. Altstidt
Alta Vista Avenue
Ladies’ Aid ‘Society
First U. P
Martha Wilson
Sons of Union Veterans Auxiliary
Ray Chadwick
Ladies’ Aid Society
Calvary Evangelical Church
Jolly Six Club
John Carey
Ladies’ Ald Society
First
M. E
A. GC. Cole
Courier-Riviera Frivolides
Riviera
Bernice Scrogey
King's Daughters
Scattergood Cirecle
Carl West
Wihiuston Avenue
Paul Wilson
C. H. Wilson
Society Calendar Evening Socials And Meetings In Waterloo
A dense society calendar lists numerous clubs and gatherings across Waterloo. Tonight includes Just Ate club dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Quackenbush, Insurance club and Elks dances. varied events unfold through the week at Moose Hall, Shriner venues, libraries, churches, and schools featuring teas, dinners, card parties, bridge clubs, and organizational socials. Notables include Hadassah anniversary dinner, Charity Hall Elks, P.T.A. events, and the Waterloo Elklets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
rMs
Clarence Quackenbush
Waterloo High School Insurance Club
Elks
Wees
Tralnmen’s Hall
Hadassah
Moose Hall
Dickens Club
C. GO. Shupe
Chautauquachele—Public Library
West, Si
T. A
B. of L
B—Engineers
W, CO
John's School
J. W. Krapfel
Charity Hall
Elks Club
Cakes College Girls
Anniversary Observed by Local Auxiliary of Sons of Union Veterans
The nineteenth anniversary dinner of the local auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans was held in Black's tearoom Friday with about 40 attendees. Decorations were green and white, centerpieces carnations. Toastmistress Mrs George Wright led toasts to G A R comrades and to the Sons of Union Veterans. Mrs D E Merriman toasted the auxiliary, and R J Snodgrass delivered a toast to the auxiliary while Mrs Snodgrass read a history poem. Music included a banjo and piano number by Ed and Mrs Beal and an accordion solo by Dexter Johnston. Short talks by Mrs George Carroll and Mrs Winnie Eggleston followed. A surprise party for Miss Margaret Waldron celebrated her birthday with card and social games and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans
Black
Tesroom
George Wright
Ed Beal
Dexter Johnston
Eval Wannemaker
Moyer
D. E. Merriman
R. J. Snodgrass
Margaret Waldron
Oak Lawn Avenue
Mia
Nora Phillips
PL Hf. McGrane
Margaret Kelsey
Chris Strubel
Ruth Macaman
Ben Shanky
New Hampton
George Betta
Cecilian Club Fortieth Annual Concert Planned
Cecilian glee club, Iowa State Teachers College, presents its fortieth annual concert next Tuesday evening at 8:15 in the college auditorium. Olive L. Barker directs with four instrumentalists and ten performers in Cadman’s Indian Cycle. The program recaps works from 1889 and features American Indian songs, Chopin, Mendelssohn, Wagner, and Strauss among others, with student soloists and four violinists. plans include a Milwaukee trip April 15 to join the North Central Conference of Music Supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilian Glee Club
Iowa
Olive L. Barker
Milwaukee
North Central Conference of Music Supervisors
Hunter's Bohr
Kuchen
Mandelsaohn
Vogleek
Aletia
Mildred Paterson
Desne Gibson
Max Snich
Odysseus
Wagner
Dorothy Maxwell
Inez Johnson
Ceilo
Chopin
Margretta Kerr
Mendelssohn
Strelezki
Will-o-the-Wisp
Sprauss
Cadmen
Jane Corsant
Gladys Anderson
Myrtle Orris
Violet Watters
Helgathier
Dorothy Dawson
Frances Willoughby
Ruth Cervana
Miriam Evans
Esme Lighter
Beach
Saint-Saens
E. Kurta
Stephen
Miss Willard Becomes Bride of S M Griffin
Mrs. F R Willard of 303 Logan avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Merle to S M Griffin of the city on Thursday March 14 in Dubuque. Both have worked at Rath Packing and will reside in Houston Texas after Mr. Griffin’s transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Willard
Logan Avenue
Miss Merle
S. M. Griffin
Dubuque
Griffin
East High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Gates Business College
Rath Packing Company
Trey
Houston
Tex
Gertrude Amanda Abels
John J. Abels
Wellsburg
Lee DeWeuf
Dick DeNeuf
Jo. E. Drake
Frances Steggall
L. D. Steggall
Oelwein
Ralph Dumpman
John Dumpman
Westgate
M. H. Parsonage
A. W. Henke
Marshal Foch Relapses. Nine Doctors Attend
Paris reports Marshal Ferdinand Foch, famed French commander, suffered a serious relapse with heart and kidney trouble. Nine doctors were summoned in a bedside consultation as updates described the patient’s condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
UNS
Ferdinand Foch
Brain Test Answer List for Puzzle Answers
The note lists answer words corresponding to numbered items: (2) crocodile, (3) Sahara, (4) centaur, (5) censor, (8) salary, (7) cataract, (8) cannon, Ch) Tiber, (12) Bosports (Boeplwria).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priless
Crocodile
Sahara
Centaur
Salary
Cannon
Tiber
Bosports
Boeplwria
Weddings Rise in Northeast Iowa Couples tied in marriage across Iowa towns
Waterloo families announce numerous weddings in late February and March. Claire Puterbaugh of Waterloo wed Roland A. Cook Jr in South Bend Indiana. Hattie Smelser and Ernest Parks wed in Waterloo. E Ruth Banning and Vern Wilkins married near Greene. Gertrude Abels wed Lee DeWeuf near Wellsburg. Helen West wed Herbert Hartwig near Hubbard. Helen Hardman married C P Witwer in Elk Point South Dakota. Vivian Whitney wed Raymond Loeckle in Mason City. Frances Steggall wed Ralph Dumpman near Westgate. Nelle Staebler married John Daley near Caldwell Indiana. Jennie Fonts wed Wisnt Janssen near Parkersburg. Others married at Little Brown Church Nashua on March 6 7 and 9 and March 11 in various Iowa locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Claire Puterbaugh
Roland A. Cook
Grand Rapids
Mich
South Bend
Ind
Cook
West High School
Hattie Smelser
Ernest Parks
la Porte City
Grace M. E. Church
Roy Leslie Smith
St. John's
Nelle Staebler
Charles City
Wiliamsport
John Daley
Tomi Daley
Calwell
Jennie Fonts
Allison
Wisnt Janssen
Little Brown Church
Nashua
McCarlson
Katie Stoneking
Vernon
Henry E. Wright
Santa Anna
Cal
Sarah E. Huling
Virgil E. Everett
Britt, Ia
Mabelle Wike
Burt
Cyrus M. DeBruyn
Woden
Gladys L. Frost
Various Ways to Prepare a Southern Omelet
Southern omelet ideas for Lenten menus include Bacon Tomato Onion Omelet and Omelet Creole with green pepper mushroom ham tomato catsup and Worcestershire. A fluffy Cream Omieclet uses whipped cream folded with egg whites and yolks for a quick, deluxe breakfast option.
Bottoms Drop Out of Dirt Roads in Buchanan County
Independence March 15 Many Buchanan county roads are impassable as the black dirt and northern detours near the city hinder rural carriers. Carriers struggled last week to complete routes due to worsening road conditions and detours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan County
Independence
Roads Impossible In Frost Thaws Prompt Route Abandonments
The roads were bottomless in places when frost left. Stephen Lindsay, Route 7 carrier, abandoned his rig and rode four miles on horseback to distribute his mail. RR Stannard, Route 1 carrier, walked 19 miles due to impassable roads. Travelers and autoists become mired across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Lindsay
RR. H. Stannard
Waterloo Students Sweep Subdistrict Music Honors
Waterloo high schools dominated the subdistrict music contest in Oelwein. East won three firsts, four seconds and one third, with top finishes in oboe and clarinet and strong showings in cornet, tuba, French horn and flute. West captured a first in flute and seconds in cello and clarinet, while other schools including Carnet Independence Hazleton Dubuque Coggan Manchester also earned placings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Waterloo
East
West
Carnet
Independence
Hazleton
Dubuque
Coggan
Manchester
East and West High Musicians Compete in Oelwein Contest
About 35 students from East and West Highs will perform in final subdistrict events at Oelwein today, featuring instrumental solos and small groups. East High won a first in vocal solo last night with Anne More leading soprano, and Thomas McClelland took second in baritone solo. Scores list Cedar Falls and Dubuque as top winners in multiple classes with Oelwein placing in several events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High
Oelwein
East’ High
Anne More
Thomas McClelland
East High
Booyano
Waterloo
Emnt Aish
Dubuque
Maysard
Cedar Falls
Berltone
Ceadar Falls
Debaters from Iowa State Teachers beat Coe in jury substitute debate
Cedar Falls March 15 Iowa State Teachers College debaters won a unanimous decision against Coe in a high school elimination debating contest. Ten schools participated as teams argued the desirability of a substitute for trial by jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College
Coe
S “ _Etkader
Waterloo City News Briefs and Advertisements
Short Waterloo notes cover local ads and happenings including a Chicago Great Western rail offer, Miss Miriam Boysen and Craig Ellyson radio programs, a shop advertising stylist H Herschel Glessner, a drugstore ad, and an incident at 1831-2 Fourth Street West where a man with a razor scuffle prompted police action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street
Ernest Baldwin
Beauie Shoppe
H. Herschel Glessner
Block
Pitze
Births Reported In Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Paul R Dean 106 Oak Lawn Jan 2 daughter Marlys Faro. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Paul Sandrock 614 Wellington court March 5 son James Paul. Mr and Mrs Albert Broun East Waterloo township March 13 son Albert. Mr and Mrs Amos William Lubert 296 eituc... March 14 daughter Darlene Ruth. Mr and Mrs Donald Brewer 1199 South Jan 19 son Robert Dale. Mr and Mrs John Joseph O Connor 432 Kingsley March 4 son James Michael. Mr and Mrs Earl Tatrbanks 1103 commercial Jan 4 daughter Charlotte Yvonne. Mr and Mrs Clarence Ellsworth 514 Adrian Jan 2 daughter Genevieve. Mr and Mrs Olaf Lee 1612 Lycomert Dec 12 daughter Darlena Tone. Mr and Mrs Lewis Rose 31a Pace east Jan 23 daughter Donna Ati. Mr and Mrs Herbert Lacey Mierker 398 Duryea March 4 son Doneld Lestia. Mr and Mrs Glenn H Burrell 6b Francia bespital Feb 17 daughter. Mr and Mrs John H W Carman Iht2 Fifth west March 1 daughter Johnette Harriet. Mr and Mrs Lestie Rey Cowell 104 Maln March 4 son Charles Edward. Mr and Mrs Harley L Sighin 127 Cortlandt March daughter Duzirne Lucile. Mr and Mrs Knude W Hansen Mrs Vernon township March 4 son Frank. Mr and Mrs Donald Clifford East mat 749 Vinton March 4 son Donald. Mr and Mrs Mathias Thome Poyner township Feb 28 daughter Margery Ann. Mr and Mrs Fred Hanson 1213 Columbia March 4 son Herbert Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Dean
Oak Lawn
Marlys Faro
Wilfred Paul Sandrock
Wellington
Court
James Paul
Albert Broun
East Waterloo
Albert
Amos William Lubert
Eiutacus
Darlene Ruth
Donald ‘Brewer
South
Robert Dale
John Joseph O'Connor
Kingsley
James Michael
Earl Tatrbanks
Commercial
Charlotte ‘Yvonne
Clarence Ellsworth
Adrian
Genevieve
Olaf Lee
Lycomert
Darlena Tone
Lewis Rose
Pace East
Donna Ati
Herbert Lacey Mierker
Duryea
Doneld Lestia
Glenn H. Burrell
Francia Bespital
John HW. Carman
Fifth West
Johnette Harriet
Lestie Rey Cowell
Charles Edward
Harley L. Sighin
Cortlandt
Duzirne Lucile
Knude W. Hansen
Vernon Township
Frank
Donald Clifford Eastmat
Vinton
Donald
Myrs
Mathias Thome
Poyner Township
Fes
Margery Ann
Fred Hanson
Colimbia
Herbert Earl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Club
Book Review
O'Brien
Sheridan
H. B Boies
FL. H. Reuling
Maxine Lamson
W. S., Halvorsén
G. A. Boatman
G. V. Lennécker
J. E. Bragdon
C. N. Bhane
E. B. Magee
Burr Towne
Howard Burr
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Street West
P. BE. O
Park Avenue East
George W. Wood
Wortsworth
Ralph Rundley
Sheridan Road
Black’s
Gladys Brandt
Hazel Bishey
Agnes Biller
Harry F. Paul
Gold Leaf Camp
Floyd Stevens
H. M. Beckwith
Gold Leaft Camp
Royal Neighbors
K.C. Hall
Ray Giley
Homer Gordon
Sam Dilton
Fred Carson
Daugther
Jerry O’haver
Mullan Avenue West
St. Patrick's Fay
William Landau
Debussey
Dahlstrom
Pittsburgh
Matisse
Andre Derain
Derain
Dunkelberg
James Chapman
Chaminade
B. W. Schuneman
Robert Parrath
Pinns
Elya O'Clock
Rayos
Dancing Doll
Severas
W.yf. M. S
P.T. A. Activities
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Church News
Society
Waterloo Elklets
Happy Hour Club
C. F. Altstadt
Bridge Club
Vern Johnon
Scattergoard Pital
Mrs. Carles Gymnasium
Propria Ub
Lady of Victory Hall
Town State College
Triple Four Club
Ralph Shafer
Caliton the Crescent
Black Hawk LO
Hall
Miss Willard
G. 3
Minkel
Big Creek Township
Highland Club
Merle Shover
Guy Decker
Commercial Street
William Decker
Loraine Hillman
Mary Louise Barnes
Helen Moore
Dortha Miller
R. R. Hinton
W. J. Decker
St. Patrick's
Lincoln Circle
Nellie Williams
Sara Jenness
Anna Becker
Alta Fisher
Nettie Entwistle
Mirs
R. J. Smith
Hincheon
Wallgate Avenue
Dwight Bower
California
Arthur Hickman
Willard Hall
Waterlon I. 6
Gates College Club
Gates Collegg Girls
W. GC. A
Marshal Foch
Panis
Vallely
Austra
Fred Nat
Tao
E. Ruth Banning
George Banning
Greene, Ta
Vern Wilkins
Hert Wilkins
Eldora M. E
W. H. Mitchell
Greene
Helen Hardman
Direk Hardman
Greené, In
C. P. Witwer
Elk Point
S. D
Vivian Whitney
E. L. Whitney
Mason City
Raymond Loeckle
Hert-Parr Company
Baptist Parsonage
E.W. Loeckle
PRIEF
West End 4Th St. Bridges
Buchanan
Miriam Boysen
American Conservatory of Music
Park Drive
Craig Ellyson
Charles W. Ellyson
WSULI
Iowa City
Ellyson
Green Lantern Tea
Lafayette St
Clara Horsfall
Milady Beauty Salon
Fourth St
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