Whals Ties in Literary Debut Draws Mixed Reviews
Society notes cover a talk by Mrs. Jackson Meddi on Anatole France’s novel Thais, praising its style while noting the author’s philosophical themes. Reviewers discuss the monk hero and the tragedy, with background on Papirinns and the nunnery setting, and reference the department’s French literature program and upcoming biographies and sketches.
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Jackson Meddi
Ktoern Department of Waterios Wong’ Ehih
Paphuutins
Thais
Paphnulius
Nes
Heaven
Mong
Trance
Thei
Pierre
Alfred Longley
FC. Orrick
Ella Williams
Paul Bourget
R. As Folk
Hitchins
H. A. Thompson
WR. Cole
S. ©. Perkins
Waterloo C AR Society entertains at McQuown home
Waterloo C AR held a meeting at the McQuown home on Third Avenue West with Li members present. Delegates to a continental can Bless of the organization were elected to attend in Washington the week of April 1. Mrs George W De Wald served as president with Miss Marjorie Agnew as vice president. Eight films were shown, a social hour followed, and refreshments were served. The next gathering is scheduled for April 24.
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Waterloo Society of Children of Five American Revolution
Lawrence
Third Avenue West
Col
Dann ¢. Coolidge
Coolidge
Mrg
N. Onl Kendal
Naples
Italy
Washington
Wallace Agnew
Wits Chagsen
Defegals
Lawrences McQuown
George W. de Wald
Manjaria Agnew
Alvermiie
Eleanor Jean Warsaw Barre Pebter
Patead Wallace Agnew
G. AL RS Magazing
Chiregee Chaney
Forecinnia Northey
Jacek Agnew
Marjorie Agnew
Alion
First Presbyterian Play at East High Hall Benefits Church
A four act comedy In Walked Jimmy will be staged at East High School Hall on April 6 and 7 to benefit the First Presbyterian Church. Truman Defoame directs. 14 performers from the Waterloo Players participate. Also notes a St Patrick's party at Avenue host Jess Wein featuring dancing and luncheon, with green caps and a shamrock favor. Card party hosted by Gannon Camp of Oval Neighbors yielded prizes for Mrs Brennan, Mrs Ford, Mrs Ferguson, and Mrs Storkhersh with Leah Ferrell among guests.
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First Presbyterian=church
Jimmy
East High School
Driwin
Truman Defoame
Waterloo Players
Jess Wein
Gannon Camp
Oval
John Brennan
FH. Ford
Mirs
Jay Storkhersh
Leah Ferrell
Webster City
Suptchig
Waterloo Women to Direct P T Roundtables
Waterloo women will direct the Northeast Iowa P T A roundtables to be held in Waterloo on Thursday April 1. An all day program at the WY W A building is planned with leaders from Dubuque and Waterloo. Registration from 9:20 to 10 a m. Lectures, reports, and group conferences lead by local and regional PTA leaders. Reservations due March 29.
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Netheast
Iowa
Waterloo
Parent-Teacher Association
WY. W. A
PW. Trader. Dubuane
J. P. Morris
Wateriog
Pll. Marquis
Rank McDonald
Ofelock
Invecac Lion
B.C. Hopkins
Dex iMoines, Lr
Jssven
Mes
TL Lisiine
Hinehean
George Schreiner
Dubuque
E. J Carlstrom
Kenwaol Park
J. al Boyd
Nora Springs
Tural
John
Baldwin
Iowa City
WHS
B. Hopkins
Marquis
Margie Steeley to Wed Cedar Falls Man
Margie Steeley of Dumont will wed Me Waldo Jungkunz of Cedar Falls tomorrow at 2 30 in the afternoon at her home. Miss Trene Jungkunz and Wallace Searle of Bristow attend the couple. Ye. O Chapter FE meets Monday evening at 6 45 in Mrs. Waite's home on Western Avenue. A paper on Saving Household Methods will be read by Al Hovejoy. Rolleath discusses economy. Bikes for Mee eiklets plan a meeting at 2 50 next Tuesday in the Elks home. Balloting and initiation of officers will be conducted with hosts Mrs. Hon Wenger, Mr. Gary Fatebert, and Mrs. J. G. Fish.
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Margie Steeler
Dumont
Waldo Jungkunz
Cedar Falls
ung+ Wainz
Wanehe Jungkunz
Bristow
Welock
Trene Jung- Kunz
Wallace Searle
Rhe Roupie
Row. Waite
Western Avenue
al Hovejoy
Rollealh
Eiklets
Welack Nex
Elks Home
Hon. Wenger
Tarry Fatebert
J. G. Fish
Mes. Myers
Pers
Ty Ling
Seprad Royree
Utps
iLusinda Wright
Beauty Chats and Civil War Era Echoes
Fragmented notes recount John G. Coolidge, father of a president, being recalled at a social event with Grand Army of the Republic delegates in Washington. The piece shifts to a church group picnic, officer elections, and health advice ads with multiple names, locations, and dated community activities.
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Tate
John G. Coolidge
President Coolidge
Anna Becker
Ray
Grace Seebers
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
D. C
Page
Cal
Coolidge
Watherie ‘Ioss
Lillian Cary
Town
Genevieve Hager Longfield
Illinois
Local Musicians to Entertain in Chicago Recital
Local artists Abr and Mrs. Joe Du Mond, residents of this city, travel to Chicago for a joint recital with bass baritone Wil Atarco S. Vitch. Du Mond and Vitch have strong teaching ties and will perform multiple times in Chicago before a June tour. The couple recently taught in Abenian ATr and performed in a festival with Lambert Murphy. Du Mond wrote a booster song for the Tarpon Springs festival now set as the official song for Tarpon Springs Florida.
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Hadgmad
Axguin
Abr
Joe du Mond
du Mond
Wil Atarco S. Vitch
Sin Saviteh
Melba
Jean de Reske
Alt. c
Chicago
Af Abenian Atr
Venetian Tarpet Springs
Fla
Lambert Murphy
da Mond
Will le
Tarpon Springs
Pla
Woman’s Temperance Union event and birthday celebration
An illustrated report covers a regent meeting of the Woman’s Temperance Union held in the Young Women’s Christian Association building. Ida Mitchell presided as host with music and decorations. A birthday celebration for Mary Dolan featured gifts, flowers, and a cake.
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WAG
Tysen
Cr i
Regent Tar
Woman’s
Nyse Sia Temperance Union
Christyciation
Tre Poerane
Ida Mitchel
Wil
Chicago Artists to Sing in Spring Festival of Music
Chicago impresario Albert Scholiu directs a spring musical festival starring Madame Arendt in a Chicago concert April 9. The lineup includes Gerhard Downing, Rogerson, Hassmer, Flugielet, with a second-night soprano solo for Grieg and Mendelssohn works. A 150-voice festival chorus rehearses as ticket sales rise.
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Chicago
Tavita aArendt
Soprang
Watertoo
Ord de le Harttees
Albert $Scholiu
Madame Arendt
Predevlin Gerhardt Downing
William i Rogerson
Joseph Hassmer
Adalberto Flugielet
Aml
Grieg
Olaf Tryggvassen
Mendelssohn
Soprapo
Reichardt
Tennesseean
Nashville
Tenn
Siren
Masquerade Ball at Royal Neighbors Highlights Community Event
A large Royal Neighbors masquerade ball featured attendees in varied costumes. Prizes went to Miss Louise Ioneman as a Japanese maiden and Monas as a soldier, with Frank Neuendorf and Mrs A Margaret Arnale winning for comic costumes. Charleston exhibitions were performed by Donald Roparts, Dolores Prettier, Robert Quint,a nd Marguerite Anderson. A separate card party announced by the Waterloo Business & Professional Women's Club plans for June’s Burional convention in Des Moines, with bridge and social games last evening. Pythian Sisters and others scheduled future meetings and activities for Tuesday evening.
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Ganon Jump
Royal Neighbors
Louise Ionneman
If. Monas
Frank Neuendorf
Margaret Arnale
Donald Roparts
Dolores Prettier
Robert Quitta
Marguerite Andersson
Waterloo Business & Professional Women's Club
Burional
Des Moines
Church Pageant and Meetings Highlight Local Faith Groups
The Women’s Foreign Missionary society of St. Paul’s Methodist plans a panto TVMme plus a musical and pageant tomorrow evening with forty participants and costumes from thirty five countries as five altars will mark milestones along the king’s highway on the platform. The Women’s auxiliary of Christ Episcopal met yesterday evening in the parish house. Homemakers’ band of First Baptist gathered at Mrs Ita Proctor’s home after a business meeting and picnic supper. The Ladies’ Society of Union Congregational met yesterday afternoon in church parlors with Mrs Glen Richards presiding and Mrs Arthur Moore sharing devotionals and missionary memories from Georgia. Mrs Alvin Manus read a missionary story as Mrs Jack Wood helped serve.
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Women's Foreign Missionary Society of St
First Baptist Church
Ita Proctor
Risic
Ladies’ Society of the Unton Gansregational Church
Glen Richards
Arthur Moore
Ware
Georgia
Alvin Manus
Jack Wood
Edith Shirey
Harry Buneh
Club Notes and Town Depot News from Hawarden
Regular Federation of Women's Organizations meeting set for 7 30 PM at B P W club room. J F F elu members hosted by Mrs Roberts with Mrs Houghton and Mrs Barker assisting. A out of town member Ja Green decorates luncheon scene. Town to get a 525000 Northwestern depot. contractor Canary Benner involved. Macaroni factory boxing event boosts local fund by 2500.
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J. F. F. Elu
Roberts
Als
Ray Norcott
James Houghton
Glen Barker
Victor Shafer
Clarksville
Green
Petticoat Rule Sparks Discussion on Women and Wages
ABE MARTIN argues women voters and workers are rising, challenging male supremacy in industry and wages. He predicts improved status for women, warns of backlash, and notes women using charm to influence finance and power. A Kansas niece notes a husband planning a divorce.
Womanless Wedding to Delight Waterloo Fans
Mentoria hall hosts the American Legion staged Womenless Wedding, a widely anticipated event led by Coach Ralph Sarff of West High. The all veterans cast features cross dressed roles including DeRoame, Tassett DeGon, J Buck, Glenn Tibbitts, and King Beal. Tickets available at local drugstores and pharmacies ahead of the March performances.
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Mentoria
American ‘Legion
Banner Society
Ralph Sarff
West High School
Ralph
East Tish
Madigan
American Legion
Waterloo
DeRoame
Larson
Trumen DeRoame
Waterloo Plsyvers
Tassett DeGon
Servan
Jloe J. Buck
Harry Lauder
Glenn
M E Gauss Pharmaaer
Mac's
Relics Of Early Days Donated To State Historical Society
The State Historical Society receives a black lace gown from 1204, silk and velvet wraps from 1890, and a hat from 1899, donated by William C G Whitney of Minneapolis. Also presented are old-fashioned clothing, boxes, candlesticks and silver items donated by Mrs. Webster Tuttle and others.
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Minneapolis
Minn
State Historical Society
William CG. Whitney
Webster
Tuttle
Mrickson
B1. Paul
Train Airs John W Willis at St Paul Gathering
A fragment notes the arrival or acknowledgment involving John W Willis from St Paul at a train related event. Details are limited but the item centers on Willis and a train context in St Paul.
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John W. Willis
St. Paul
Cedar Rapids Man Missing Since Last Year Appeal Issued
William Edgar Sealt, 60, of Cedar Rapids, has not been seen since last year. His wife appeals to Iowans for help locating him. He weighs about 200 pounds, is 5 feet 2 inches tall, and walks with a limp aided by a cane. He suffers rheumatism and was out of work. Mrs Bentts ad remains P.O. box 677 Cedar Rapids.
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William Edgar Sealt
Cedar Rapids
Dru
Sinen
Iowa
Seart
Bentt
Cedac Rapids
Waterlog Evening Courier Patterns
Waterlog Evening Courier patterns offer up-to-date designs for the accompanying pattern section. Enclose 15 cents for each pattern and address orders to the Fashion Department of the Evening Courier in Waterloo. Patterns allow for seams and will be mailed within a few days after receipt of order.
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Waterloo
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Vasile Dim
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Maminy Kigenine
Mos
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Poesy Vous
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Evele Febouk
Roostvelt School
Heart Schaal Weidnes Ihernvon
William Ashmare
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Hey
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First Presbyterian
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P.T. Roundtables
Margie Steeley
John C. Coolidge
Cootidge
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Wicny
LU Contict
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Tess
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Federation of Women's Organizations
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Priscilla Club
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