T C Graduate Wed Saturday in Cedar Rapids
The marriage of Edna Rackwell, Iowa State Teachers College graduate, to John F. Coffin of Burlington took place Saturday noon in Cedar Rapids at the bridegroom’s sister home. The bride, a West Liberty grade teacher, is daughter of H B Rackwell of Huntington Park, and Coffin, son of A F Coffin of Conesville, graduated in 1928. They will reside in Burlington with Coffin employed by Logie Wiles Biscuit Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Rackwel
Iowa
Teachers College
John F. Coffin
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
G. W. Reger
L. D. Stubbs
West Liberty
H.’B. Rockwell
Huntington Park
Cal
Coffin
A. F.coffin
Conesville
University of Town
Society calendar items for various clubs and churches
Tonight and Sunday schedule lists numerous group events including P E O Mra H W Krapfel Elks charity ball Quota club Hotel Russell Lamson Clara Barton guild and Universalist parish house activities Family dinner Waterloo Elks Lions Club and a host of school church and club programs Tuesday book review Woman's clubhouse and other meetings at Willard hall Moose hall and Memorial hall list various auxiliary and veterans groups plus women’s clubs and youth activities through 1929 fall days and senior Luther league services
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H. W. Krapfel
Elks
Charity
Eo College
Y. W. P.T. A—Mckinley School
Quota Club
Russell-Lamson
Clara Barlon Guild
Duniversalist
Waterlon I. O. Q. F. Hat
M. H. Church
Woman's Clubhouse
Waterloo
Elhlets—liks Club
Happy Hour Club
Mrts. C. FL
Altstadt
Bridge Club
Vern Johnson
Fine Arts Department
R. W. Walleau
Willard Hall
Xioose Hall
Hebresy Aid Society
J. Warner
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Moose Hall
Black'senroom
First Brethren Church
Daughters of Civil War Veterans— Memorial
Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Hadassah Dinner and Program Promotes Jewish Fund
About 75 attended the Hadassah Society dinner Sunday at Moose Hall in observance of Purim. Mrs. David Siegel led the program with Hebrew melodies by Anne and Bess Siegel and violin pieces by Esther D. Siegel. A talk by Philip Tomin reviewed Hadassah work locally and nationally. The group aims to raise 250 for the Jewish National Fund to purchase land near Walia, Palestine, and celebrate Queen Esther on March 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadassah Society
Moose Hall
David Siegel
Anne
Bess Siegel
Jewis National Fund
Anna A
Esther A. Siegel
Elizabeth Greenburg
Spindler
Gurget
Miildred Rosenbloam
Esther D. Siegel
Barbara Neubecker
Elegie
Bercause
Philip Tomin
Hadassah
Walia
Palestine
Jewish National Fund
Hays Mullarkey Rites Held for Dorothy Mullarkey Hays
In Charles City on March 18 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mullarkey announce the marriage of their daughter Dorothy to Paul A. Hays. The ceremony was performed by Rev. G. A. Hess at his home at 6 o clock. The couple will reside in the city. The bride’s sister Mrs. Gladys Anderson of Spencer was the only attendant.
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Courier
Charles City
Walter Mullarkey
Dorothy
Paul A. Hays
G. A. Hess
Hays Boeing
Hart-Parr Company
Gladys Anderson, Spencer
Kruger Hilt
Vivian Hitt
Glen Hilt
Smith Street
Alfred Kruger
Waterloo
Joseph Yates
Linden M. E. Church
Mary Kaufmann
Cedric Patten
Kruger
John Deere Company
Pee Ue
Isma Moore
San Diego
Cal
Ed Close
Roy Lesle Smith
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
J. W. Ellis
Second Street
Hints in foot care and self treatment discussed
The article urges regular chiropody visits and teaches a monthly foot care routine. It covers soaking, paring hard skin with a knife, filing nails, trimming for proper nail growth, using gold cream, and soaking again. It warns of possible ingrown nails and suggests consulting a doctor for specialist treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tornai
Thava
Chenallyier
Voice Recital Tonight by Virginia Fish at ISU
Virginia Fish of Waterloo, pupil of Prof. Luther A. Richman at Iowa State Teachers College, gives a student voice recital assisted by Miss Lois Harsh piano and other performers. The program includes songs by Chopin Rachmaninoff Gilbert MacDowell and pieces from Puccini and Hagemann among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Fish
Waterloo
Iowa State Teachers College
Luther A. Richman
Lois Harsh
Pile Dresser
Church group gatherings and officer elections listed in local notices
A string of church group events is scheduled with meetings at Trinity American Lutheran First Presbyterian First Brethren and other churches. Activities include socials picnics elections programs and a planned address by Dr Roy Leslie Smitty at First M E church Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
M. E. Church
Roy Leslie Smitty
Grace Church
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association Elects Officers
Annual election of association officers will occur at a meeting of Roosevelt Parent-Teacher group on Tuesday at 7 50. There will be no formal program and refreshments will be served. members should bring a plate cup and spoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt, Parenit-Teacher Association
Tuesaday Ove- Mink
Club Notes Record Social Gatherings and Prizes
The notes describe meetings and entertainments at several households: Wild Rose club hosted by Mrs Anna Glas at 220 Locust Street. Lucky Eight birthday club honoring Mrs E K Woodruff at 130 Conger Street. Just Eight club entertained by Mr and Mrs Clarence Quackenbush at 133 Rhey Street. prizes in 500 won by Mr and Mrs J C Madsen. handkerchief shower for Mrs Woodruff. luncheon served. upcoming meeting with Mr and Mrs R d Cordell and afternoon gathering with Mrs Lester Miller at 9375 Fourth Street West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger
Crowell
Hawkeye
George Cousins
Stephen Hay
Get Together Club
Lester Miller
Fourth Street West
Wild Rose Club
Anna Glas
Locust Street
Lucky Eight
E. KR. Woodruff
Conger Street
L. BD. Nauman
John Kendall
Clarence Quackenbush
Rhey Street
J. C. Madsen
R. d. Cordell
Party Honors Recent Brides With Games And Gifts
A party at 520 Vermont street honors Mrs. Eugene D. Dye formerly Ada Adams after her marriage announced last week. Guests include Berna Callahan Mary Harver Mary Albrecht Lona Losee and others. five hundred and a gifts shower planned. Another reception for alumnae follows Cecilian glee club concert at Town State Teachers College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene D. Dye
Ada Adams
CG. E. Brokaw
Macieda Zwanziger
Vermont Street
Dye
Bernadette Callahan
Mary Harver
Mary Albrecht
Lona Losee
Ivan Gardner
Walter Witty
Harry Allen
Cecilian Glee Club
Town State Teachers College
O. R. Latham
Olive Barker
Julia Curtis
GC. A. Fullerton
Elizabeth Birney Schmidt
Jane Corsautti
Miss .Margaretta Kerr
Dunkerton Quint Easy Winner in Junior Tourney
Dunkerton Indiana March 1 Dunkerton basketball representatives captured the junior tournament staged here Saturday by drubbing Hudson in the final 47 to 8. The Dunkerton team won the right to enter the final by trouncing La Porte City Yata 13 and Orange township 11 to Orange township quintet won the consolation final by trimming Jubilee 16 to 1k. Penne Meyers and Brown looked best for the Dunkerton crew throughout the meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canrice Special Service
Dunkerton
Hudson
la Porte City
Yata
Orange Township
Jubilee
Penne
Meyers
Brown
Pastors Exchange FPULISTS in Burlington and Mason City
Rev. W. H. Spence, pastor of the First Methodist church in Burlington for six years, will move to Mason City to lead its Methodist church on April 15. Rev. J. B. Boeye of Mason City will take Spence's place in Burlington, announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
W. J. Egan
Arpyle Street
Burlington
W. H. Spence
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Mason City
J. B. Boeye
City in brief notes and events from area campus to floods
W Miller and B H Wyant returned from a business trip east seeking larger financial renters. Elwin Moore Davenport attended funeral of Charles W Simmons. Clyde A Smith recovering from operation at Allen Memorial hospital. Miss Olivia Einderlein returning from Northwestern to funeral. Rev G E Sanders of Des Moines to speak at Union Baptist church revival. East and West district public school boards to reorganize for 1920 7. presidents and committees to be chosen. Weekly Mens club meeting held due to flood. Bath Packing plant tour planned. South Africa diamond mines once dominant now produce about one third of world output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Cunningham
Des Moines
Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Waterloo Club
Black's
J. F.balensifer
Walnut ‘Street
Cunningham
Waterloo
Business and Professional Women's Club
BE. W. Miller
B. H. Wyant
East
Elwin WI. Moore
Davenport
Charles Wv. Simmons
Clyde A. Smith
Mullan Avenue
Alelen Memorial Hospital
Olivia Einderlein
Northwestern University
Chicago
Charica VV. Simmons
G. E. Sanders
Union Baplish Church
Jackson Street
Shilliam
Avenue
Bath Packing Company
Final Iowa Assembly Tackles Major Road and Tax Bills
Des Moines reports the Forty-third general assembly enters its final drive with major tasks ahead. Sittings committees to prune hundreds of bills, budget around 31 million dollars, and consider new tax and fund sources dominate the week. Road control bills, tax administration reform, and a proposed constitutional amendment on road revenue are key battlegrounds as both houses push deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
General Assembly
Senate
House
Executive Council
Governor
Secondary ‘Road Commission
Bergman-Hollis
Hubbard-Johnson
MelItrath
Supreme Court
Fletcher
Globe
Hanmills
Cresco Church Burns with $50,000 Loss
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed Assumption church in Cresco Indiana this morning and damaged the sister’s residence and contents. Total damage estimated at 50 000 with insurance covering only part. Rev E J Dougherty pastor absent in city. Original church built fifty years ago. congregation will rebuild at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cresco
Assumption Church
E. J. Dougherty
Amy City
Izaak Walton League visit on fish and game bill talks
H Prior of Mason City, chair of the Iowa division legislative committee, visited Waterloo for conferences with state president A Willford about the reorganization of the state fish and game department. He planned to return tonight and goes to Des Moines midweek, forecasting action on the bill within 10 days to three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Prior
Mason City
Iowa
Izaak Walton League of America
Baked Meat Pie and Kitchen Tips From The Digest
A recipe outlines a baked meat pie using beef potatoes onions carrots parsley and paprika with a buttered browning method and a top crust bake about 20 minutes. It also offers kitchen tips such as using leftovers for sandwiches cauliflower browning in butter and avoiding excessive cream sauces.
Slender Lines Of Chic Pattern For Spring Frocks
Evening Courier presents design 1425 for a feminine spring wardrobe featuring a pointed collar vestee double belt and pleated skirt. Pattern costs 15 cents plus 10 cents for the fashion book and requires name address style number and size. mail orders to Courier Pattern Dept 243 W 171 St New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Courier
Pattern Dept
New York City
17Th &T
Brain Test Answer Set Reveals True and False Labels
A compact list assigns truth values to items 1B through 10 with mixed outcomes. The sequence marks several assertions as true or false and notes some phonetic variants such as trie dene tre as given.
Burglars Steal From H O Arthur Insurance Agency Safe
Burglars forced entry at 609 Commercial Bank building using a sledge hammer and chisel to open a small safe. They took about 325 in cash and 980 in bonds plus 100 in indorseable checks, sheltering the heist from 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. The break was discovered by janitor B E Krause and investigated by Emil Steffen. In Illinois, 94.8 percent of women voters and 14.8 percent of men voted in November, per the Illinois League of Women Voters.
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B. BE. Krattse
Riehlstreet
Commercial Bank
Krause
Arthur
Emil Steffen
Identification Bureau
Stefon
Tllinois
Tlinois League of Women Voters
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Harriette Ross
Edward Northey
Lovejoy Avenue
Harriette Dudley
Ross
Miss Ross
Frederic Mills’ Ross
Lele Lewis
Wilbur van Eman
Merle Braden
Harold Sibert
Madeline Moore
Riviera
J. R. Bunyan
Alice
LeRoy Junget
Junger
T.C
J. Arthur Scott
Adella Scott
B. P., Scott
Sacred “Heart
St. Mary's School Hall
Marie Hoffman
Catherine Shea
Helen ‘Kurth
Lucy . Quackenbush
Cetelia Kotowski
Hoffmen
Gertrude Kirby
Mildred Grewer
Herbert Reed
Green Lantern Tearoom
Evelyn Hile
Ruth Dungey
Opal
Katherine Pendergast
Vernita Moor
Cecelia Byrnes
Katherine Leshy
Mary
Veronica Eckes
Robert Dadly
Hebrew Aid Society
J. Walker
Cottage Street
Fireman's Hall
WBAA
Woman's Benefit Association
Frank Geler
Grimes
J. S. Trotter
Laura Garrabrant
Borothea Nears
W. Gee
Mrs
Macy
Ghhubert
Princess Seseeee Corley
Joie l. Ee
Rachmaninoff
Chopin
Rudolph Cane
Roush
Obo Brea Ea Ts Eay
Hagemann Blackbird
Cyril Beart
MacDowell
Milk Roush
Spross
Rees Iy Gilberts
B. P. W. Clubs
Memorial Hall
Becker Chapter
O. E.S
Masonic Temple
Church News
Senior Luther League
First Baptist Church
W. F. Thompson
Leavitt Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Martha Wilson
Second Street West
E. H. McDonald
Yen
St. Harry
Jean Miller
Fourth Street
Jona Hoard
Berita Brundage
Normandine Mason
Dorothy Ricks
Saing Moller
Evanegrline Neplsen
Denver
J. Go
Ralston
Henry Sheldon
H. L. Sanders
H. L. Sawyer
Ames Smith
E. Barran
Jack Bassarear
Nora Croy
Lads Aid Society
The
Homi Missionary Society
P.T. A. Activities
Waterloo Elklets
Elks Club
Wns. GC
W. Loesbe
O'Brien
Chanter FE
E. O
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Street West
Dunkerton Quint
PRIEF
West and
4Th St
Buchanan
South Africa
Cresco Church
Walton Legislative Committee
Kasha
Jersey
VOGUE
Palais Royal
East Fourth St
F. A. Muschenheim
Pathe
Safe IN Com
H. C. Arthur
Zanzibar
Vate
Itt
Russell-Lamson Hotel
Ave
Ete
Melo
Sere
Anarene
Sane
Hygienic Products ‘Co
Canton, Ohio
Sane Flush
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