Swedish Scientist Dr. Ellen Gleditsch to tour U.S.
Dr Ellen Gleditsch a noted University of Oslo scientist and president of the International Association of University Women will tour the United States for the American Association national convention in New Orleans April 9 to 12. Her itinerary includes Des Moines Sioux City New York and the Pacific coast before a southern swing. She collaborated with Madame Curie and held fellowships and honors from Norway France and Yale and Smith College awarded her an honorary doctorate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ele Len Gleditsch
University of Oslo
Sweden
International Association of University Women
United States
American Association
New
Pacific Coast
New Orleans
Madame Curie
Paris
Oslo
Yale University
Norway
France
Officier de l'Instruction Publique
Smith College
Young People Sponsor Dance at Parish House
A semi public St Patrick s dance will be sponsored Friday evening by Young People s activities club of Universalist church at the parish house. A four piece orchestra will furnish music with special entertainment acts and season decorations. Hosts Mr and Mrs day Henson. Refreshments served by Miss Maxine Filigh, Miss Zerelde Aldrich, Gordon Messinger and Gordon Nicholson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Activities Club of Universalist Church
Two Parties Held For Benefit Bridge Series
Mrs R N Cowlh hosted a four table bridge afternoon as part of the Fine Arts department benefit series for the Woman's club. Prizes went to Mrs A N Lommel, Mrs James G Clark and Mrs N J Brown. Mrs O Gronen assisted with refreshments and Mrs Frank Fish entertained Wednesday evening with favors for Mrs H B Chandler and Mrs Paul Sneckenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Cowlh
Fine Arts Department
Woman's Club
A. N. Lommel
James G. Clark
N.J. Brown
O. Gronen
Frank Fish
H.B. Chandler
Paul Sneckenberger
A. Steffen
Lite
W C A Staff and Community Notices Gathered
W. C. A. staff to entertain for Mr and Mrs Reed in honor of Herbert Reed who will move to Independence. A dinner party at Black's Tearoom Friday evening with social entertainment at the home of Mr and Mrs Carlton H Isley. Becker chapter O E S held initiation services at Masonic Temple with two former members honored. Americanization night school program by Womens Relief Corps Friday at Memorial hall. Waterloo Nurses Club met at Green Lantern tearoom with Dr J L Kester speaking. Women’s Relief Corps to meet Friday in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Reed
Independence
Black
Sans Becker
Becker
O. E
Masonic Temple
Loren ‘Berry
Gladys Bartlett
Nelda Trunkey
Jesus
Cc. W. Brayton
Brayton
Spore
Anna Reddington
Tucker
Cahn
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Hall
Waterloo Nurses Club
Green Lantern Terroom
J. L. Kester
Ed W. FR
Emma_ Averill
Quincy Street
Mrée
Florence Shafer
Newton
Charles Champlin
Oaklawn Avenue
John Cherry
Nevada Street
Will Blowers
Roy Norcott
Cherry
James Hubbard
Blowers
Waterlon
E.S
W. A. Burton
Helen Gould
Baltimore Street
Independence Couple Married in Moline
Miss Ferne Hearn and Clarence H. Frank of Independence were married in Moline on March 13. They honeymoon with the bride's aunt Maude Stout and plan to reside in Independence after a local high school graduate, Miss Hearn, worked as a bookkeeper and stenographer before marriage.
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fCourier
Independence
Ferne Hearn
Clarence H. Frank
Moline
Maude Stout
Hattie Hearn
Thue
Inere
Heege
Society Calendar of Local Events and Meetings
Tonight's listings include Kathryn Witwer and Florence Hasde man concerts at Iowa State Teacher's College. Waterloo society events feature the Children of the American Revolution at Black's tearoom and YWCA dances. Friday afternoon activities include the Friday Study club and a Woman's club literary program at the clubhouse. Various clubs host teas, dinners, dances, and auxiliary meetings at Black's tearoom and Memorial landmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Witwer
Florence Hasdeman
Iowa State Teacher's College
Blue Triangle Mague
Y. W. O.A. Waterloo Society
Children of the American Revolution
Black's
Foan
Sueves Tardle Club
Mia
FI Nagle
Albert Bentson
Woman's
Helen Gould
jauxUiary
Silent Eight
Charles Kurth
Woman's Relief corps—Memorial
Our Lady of Victory
HINTS IN BEAUTY CARE BY EDNA KE
Edna ke Brightenings tips advise on hair styling and care for limp hair options include boyish bob short crop or longer hair behind ears. Discuss waves permanents and Egyptian powder for brightening followed by a rinsing routine and skin care tips using ice rub witch hazel toning and moisturizers.
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Edna KE
Paris
Shook Thorpe Service Read at Church in Greene
Miss Calista Thorpe daughter of Mrs May Thorpe married Lyle Shook son of Mr and Mrs Abs Shook at Little Brown church near Nashua Rev William J Grossheim Presbyterian pastor. Attendants were Ruth Shook and Maynard Bruce Greene. Wedding supper at 6 30 at bride’s mother’s home. They will live on a farm east of Greene.
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Gouter
Greens
Calista ‘Thorpe
May Thorpe
Lyle Shook
Abs Shook
Little Brown Church
Nashua
William J Grossheim
Presbyterian
Cheene, Read
Ruth Shook
Maynard Bruce
Greene
Greener
Church News Highlights From Local Societies
Luncheon for St Pauls M E Missionary society delayed. Homemakers club met at 1113 Leavitt with next host April 17. Graves Memorial U B Sisterhood held meeting with 29 members and 3 visitors. Calvary Evangelical Girls’ Aid met in church parlors. next session April 24. Work and Win group at First Evangelical held a tea and five course luncheon after a session. Daughters of Plymouth held an all day meeting at 610 Dawson with picnic lunch. novelty entertainment planned for April 6 and rummage sale later. Woman's organization at Flint Congregational planned April 3 meeting at Mrs Porter Crowell’s. Ladies’ Ald society at First U B P hosted. $300 budget vote and kitchen article drive. gift to retiring president J C Fairweather. New officers elected across groups. mission society officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bard
First Baptist Church
W. F. Thompson
Leavitt Street
W. A. Davis
Calvary Evangelical Badies’. Ald Society
John Boeger
Charles Berth
Frank Sblsdort
Sadie Barlow
Daughters of Plymouth
L. G. Beinett
Dawson Street
Porter Crowell
Ladies' Ald Society
First US BP
Martha Wilson
Second Street
O. W. Stevenson
E. H. McDonald
Anna ‘Henry
J.C. Fairweather
Charles Alexander
E. P. Cowles
Oj. M. Hamilton
Charles Martin
Charles J. Shaffner
the Missionary Society
W. W. Templeton
QO. W. Steven- Son
George McCleery
Wilson Graham
John Lilja
Nis
N. W
City in brief and local incidents from Des Moines area
A Des Moines convention note announces Dunsmear of West High will lead a roundtable on vocational guidance at the Central Districts Teachers Association meeting Friday. In local color, crocuses bloom at Dr and Mrs J G McAlvin’s home on Park Avenue West. A custody and alimony case arises as Magdalene Stromer seeks custody of Lawrence H and alimony. A Fort Madison driver reports a collision near Highway 20 injuring Mrs Serina. Isolated Powersville mail delay cited due to high water and mud. A minor boy injury results from a car strike near Logan and Parker streets with details of driver evasive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. Dunsmear
West High School
Central Distries
Town State Teachers’ Association
Des Moines
J. G. McAlvin
Park Avenue West
McAlvin
Magdalene Stromer
Sait
Henry GC. Stromer
Bremer County
Lawrence H
J. W. Jacobson
South Street
Fort Madge
Jack Serina
Chicago
Riviera tearoom remains closed by floodwater
A correction to yesterday’s Courier states the Riviera tearoom is not yet open. Flood water covers the floor and proprietor Mrs Geneal Jenness does not expect to open for several days.
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Courier
Riviera
Veal loaf recipe and kitchen tips from old cook instructions
A kitchen note outlines a veal loaf dish with ground veal eggs bacon green pepper milk and spices baked in tomato puree with bacon strips. Additional tips include lemon juice zest for hash from softowers cinnamon buns browned in pan and using leftover roast gravy for stews and hash as a future meal idea.
Antonio Speaks and Shylock Too on E H S Stage
Henry Witte of Chicago, a former senator of Shakespearean characters, entertained East High students this afternoon with a monologue presentation of The Merchant of Venice in the regular auditorium period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio
Shylock
Henry Witte
Chicaago
Sunday Boy Scout Church Program at First M E Church
The annual Waterloo Boy Scout church service conducted entirely by scouts from Waterloo troops will be at 5 p m Sunday at First Methodist. The program includes organ solos, hymns, negro spirituals, band numbers, readings, and remarks on the Scout Law and duty to God with a non sectarian service.
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Waterloo
Robert Dunkelberg
Life Scout
Scott
Trin
the Palms
Faurey LeRoy Furry
Life
Gea
Howard Keene
First Glass
Arthur
Var Doren
America
Wendell Johnson
Engle Senul
Mary
Bishop Burt
Harry Bell
Rudolph Bell
Russell Lesley
Cornet Solo
Adams) Beout
LeRoy Furry
Willis
Mayne
J. A
Elmer Etchcheau
Eagl
Sea Scout
Warold Thompson
Cverald Glass
Dmek Estet
Paul Thornberry
Edwin Jepperson
Second Glass
Offertorp Grgan
Robert
Dunkelbere
Franz Wille
Eagle
Boy Scout
Conward
Boy Scouts
Archie Shannon
Verne Harper
Franz Wine
Athalia
Mendel
Robert Munkelbers
Franze Wille
Wn Co
Leroy “Purey
Keene
Arthur van Doren
Waterloo reminiscences mark 1928 events and claims
A year ago today in Waterloo a Senate Teapot Dome quiz featured Wilbur Wy Marsh former Democratic national committee treasurer denying any pact with Fred Upham regarding reporting of contributions in 1924. Citizens were invited to tour the new county jail as guests of Sheriff Wagner and the supervisors while East High hosted poor one act plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Wy. Marsh
Waterloo
Democratc National Committee
United States Senate
Fred W. Upham
Republican National Committee
New County
MH. T. Wagner
Board of Supervisors
East High School
Return to Evanston Family Returns After Burial Flight
Mrs. Charles V. Simmons and her son Budd accompanied the body of their husband and father to Waterloo for burial and returned last night to Evanston Illinois. They were joined by Mrs. Ada Colby of 720 Ninth Street West, the mother of Mrs. Immans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Charles V. Simmons
Budd
Waterloo
Evanston, Il
Ada Colby
Ninth Street West
Lmmans
New district engineer named for Illinois Central western lines
G. M. O Rourke succeeds J. B. Fanning as district engineer of the western lines of Illinois Central Railroad with headquarters in Waterlond. He arrives from the St. Louis division where he served as roadmaster since Jan 1, 1923. O Rourke joined Illinois Central Dec 1, 1906 as an engineering apprentice in St. Louis. Born in Chicago, he studied at the Armour Institute of Technology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Fanning
Ilinois Central Railroad
Waterlond
G. M. O'Rourke
St. Louis
O'Rourke
Ilinois Central
Chicago
Armour Institute of ‘Technology
Cedar Falls Interurban Lines Resume Service
Normal schedules on the Loop One Cedar Falls interurban line resumed today by Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railroad. Some routes remain disrupted. bus shuttles carry passengers to La Porte City as repairs proceed. Fortyy two inches of flood water covered cedar rapids outskirts. Waverly interurban back to normal. US softwood lumber composition noted at 80 percent softwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Northern Railroad
Eitenfield
Fourth
Adams Streets
Waterldo
Cedar
Rapids
la Porte
Waiterloo
Cedar Rapids
Simple and stylish house dress pattern description
Extremely simple and lovely house dress moodle Design 7941 features square vestee and collar details. Shows options for belt leather or trim fabric, and a gay printed wash fabric with white pique trim. Sizes 14 to 20 with yardage and instructions. order by mail with 15 cents pattern fee and 10 cents for fashion book.
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Woman ‘Scientist of
U.S
C. R. Frank
Raymond & Son
Wood
Selma Lapole
L. Lapole
Center Street
Cecil Wood
Haskell Wood
Fourth Street
Grundy Center
Illinois Central Railroad
Iowa Street
United Spanish War Veterans
Helen Gouldaix- Wary
Anna Trimble
Eli Smith
Earl White
Charles H. Brown
Kensington
Sons of Union Veterans
Roy Chadwick
Grant. Avenue
W.G. A
Elks Club
Congregational
Black’s
Maccavees
O. C
Kilkare
Entty Dance
Antilversalist
Billys
Shook-Thorpe
Yale
Church News
St. Paul's M. E. Missionary Society Fyldey
H. C. Brandes
Thas Beet
Graves Memorial U. B. Sisterhood
A. F. Whittle
L. C. Ransom
W. Oswald
W.W. Hall
Work and Win Group
First Evangelical Church
Ouberpebigd
Woman's Organization
Flint Congregational Church
George Pike
Fourth Street West
Leslie’ West
Eivele
Howard Burr
Thomas Gascaden
Burs
Mauude Popp Wiese
D. Arthur Scott
New York
J. B. Bragdon
C. D. Wilcox
PRIEF
West End
4Th St
Beechanan
Arthur Judas
Kern Street
Leonard
Logan
Parker
Freundschaft
Carpenter Hall
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Charles Parker
Frank Wagner
G. J. Naumin
Thomas Landgrat
James Lammert
Golden Link Club
Jack
Forest Avenue
John Gonteler
Second Street West
Easy
McCord
Lafayette Street
Jolly Times Club
Floyd Stevens
Jefferson Birest
Elmer Ohrt
E. AL. Potter
Ervin Thomas
Floyd Gibson
Thimas
Randolph Street
M.D. C. Club
Olive Sinclair
Wellington Street
Marguerite Maring
Lois Fry
Dean Fisher
John Sinclair
Walter Beckett
Commercial Street
Beckett
Charles Mohlis
John Ehrig
R. CO
Weatherwax
Kemn Street
J. G. Beem
Hugh Grumrine
Chernoff
Amel Ati Maid Ararede Bey, Polen Hesuty Products Inc. Dept
Cincinnati
Ohio
Lauerman’s
Mme
Cedar Rapids ‘Line
Phare
Buchan S
Evening Courier
Pattern Dept
W. 17Th St
New York City
Frank Wartey
Brownbill Shoe Store
West Fourth St
Cowsfort
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