Clubs of County Meet at La Porte City Tuesday
County federation will convene next week at La Porte City M E church with 9:30 registration and 10:35 assembly. Mrs R A Santee will preside, various clubs will join, talks by Judge John W Gwynne and others, luncheon at 12:20, public afternoon session, and elections. Several clubs plan to send representatives. social events include an April 2 bridge party at Hotel Russell Lamson.
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la Porte City
Federated Women's Clubs
Black Hawk County
M. E
R. A. Santee
Cedar Falls
Frank Bowen
Institute
Gertlit .Vandersisep
Eloise “Kleisey
R. T. Paige
Evangeliest Church
John W. Gwynne
Waterloo
F. ©. Lehman
Charlotte Wettstein
Federation
Waterloo Woman's Club
Hhopes
Literary Department
Woman's Clubhouse
Doris ‘Welstead
Lbrary
Christopher Mortey
Deep End
Civic Department
Warsaw
W. P. McCormick
Freiburg
Craig Ellyson
E. Hutson
Ralph ‘Bowen
Steward Reed
J.E. Kehl
H. A. Boysen
Arthur
Glenn Beers
W. W.beck
H. G. Bernbrock
Elmer
Finance Committee
Hotel Russell-Lamson
W. EB. Johnson
Jessie Cooley
Sons of Union’ Veterans and Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
John Stallmani
Lincoln
East Junior High School
R. I. Snodgrass
Week's Calendar Social Events Tonight Iowa State Banquet
A listing of diverse Social Events for the week with venues and hosts including the Iowa State college banquet at Hotel President, Triple Four club with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shafer, Just Hight club with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cordell, and various others across clubs, circles, and halls. Highlights include German Freundschaft, Alpha Beta, Gamma dinner at Black's Tearoom, and Presbyterian hospital auxiliary events.
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Iowa State College
Triple Four Club
Ralph Shafer
Just Hight
R. J. Cordell
Freundschaft
Carpenter Hell
Black's Tearoom
Class Party At Iowa Teachers College Celebrates Completion
Fourteen members of a class in Spanish at Iowa Strate Teachers College completed their course under Miss Thames. They will host a dinner this evening at Miss Inez Land's Walnut Court apartment, with socializing and gifts for Miss Thames. Entertainment at Cedar Heights school Monday evening features a play by the Ladies Aid Society of First United Presbyterian Church, Waterloo.
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Miss Thames
Iowa
Strate Teachers College
Inez Land
Walnut Court
Cedar Heights
Ladies' Aid Society
First United Presbyterian Church
Waterloo
Spring Diet and Beauty Remedies from Long-Lost Advice
The column offers early spring beauty and health tips. It promotes dandelion salads for the complexion, recommends onions, asparagus, spinach, and endive, and suggests vinegar-pickled beets. It includes nail care, weight notes for a 16 year old, and scalp tonic application with routine massage.
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Gome
Satire on London Society staged by Waterface Women’s Club
A peep at eighteenth century London society through Sheridan’s A School for Scandal staged by Waterface Women’s Club. Mrs G N Shane and Mrs C A Boatman led as Charles and Joseph Surface, courting Marian while Joseph schemes with Lady Teagle. Sir Peter’s quarrels and Sir Oliver Surface’s test bring a comic, happy ending as gossipers observe. Cast includes Mrs E Magee, Mrs G V Lonnecker, Miss Maxine Lamson, and others. costumes, wigs, and period sets enhanced the performance.
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London
Sheridan
Waterface Woman's Club
Charles the Spendthrift
Joseph the Pious
G. N. Shane
C. A. Boatman
Marian
Burr Towne
Joseph
Bart
Teagle
Sir Peter
Sir Oliver Surface
Charles
HK. B. Boles
Sheerwell
G.V. Lonnecker
Times
Alfred Longley
T. Alford
CG. 5
Pickett
C. M. Rowe
Raymond Folk
F. AG. Margulis
BR. W. Schear
C. W. Soeshe
Ralph Sarff
Founders Day Observed by Mission Society at Grace Church
Founders Day dinner marking the general organization's sixtieth anniversary was hosted by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Grace M. E. church. Mrs. Cassell delivered the principal address, readings and vocal selections were performed, and about 80 people attended with M. B. IL members as guests. Life member honors and decorations noted. dinner and arrangement details listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. BR. Cassell
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Grace M. E. Church
Tittle
Winifred Riekhoff
Midred Gleason
M. L. Hopkins
Effie Register
William Watters
M. B. Il, Young Women'’S Missionary Group
H. W. Schultz
F. B. Dietrick
Maude Werner
P T A Activities Schedule Meetings Across City
Parent-Teacher associations plan a business meeting next Saturday at the YWCA chaired by Mrs. E. P. Cowles. Hawthorne P T A sets a Tuesday evening 7 30 program for officer elections with Rev E W Main and a plan for a Praney harn solo by Miss une Wahl refreshments by Mrs C G Bening committee. Lafayette school hosts a Tuesday event with Rev Conrad B B Rheiner speaking and the school orchestra performing alongside officer elections.
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City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
YY. W. CA
E. P. Cowles
Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association
E. W. Main
Gra Memorial UK
Wue
Praney Harn Solo
Une Wahl
K. Bening
Lafayette
Parent-Teacher | Association
Conrad BB. Rheiner
Universalist Church
Club Notes and Social Meetings Across Town
FP club shifts to Thursday at Mrs. Edward Marson home 405 Jefferson street Silent Eight bridge club meets at Mrs. Charles Kurth 1426 Logan Ave prizes awarded to Mrs. Statt Johnson Allen Weldmier and Lester Lewis visiting Illinois guests. D Batley hosts April. F. club holds 1 pm luncheon at Mrs Easter home stories from St Patrick life. Birthday gift to Mrs George Wright. Shupe at 612 Logan Ave to host Dickens club Monday 1 pm. Priscilla club luncheon hosted by Mrs W E Ggle and Mrs J A Bown at Mrs Ggle 822 Third St W social afternoon.
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FP. F
Edward Marson
Jefferson Street
Silent Eight Bridge Club
Charles Kurth
Logan Avenue
S. S. Statt
Cecil Johnson
W. W. Allen
Weldmier
Lester Lewis
Illinois
At D. Batley
Easter
St. Patrick
George Wright
Shupe
Will
Dickens
Priscilla Club
Labor Savers in Home and City Described
Friday Study club discussed new household labor savers led by Mrs. GC Klinga, with emphasis on electrical manipulation. Mrs. C. H. Abbs spoke on Waterloo Industries detailing local plants origins and growth. Roll call noted recent scientific discoveries. Plans for spring luncheon May 10 were made. next meeting set for April 12 at Mrs. C. H. Davis home with officer section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. E. Klingaman
Albert Bentson
Home Park Boulevard
C. H. Abbs
Waterloo Industries
C. H. Davis
W. A. Burton
Helen Gould
Baltimore Street
Charlotte
Otto Suehike
Spokesman's Club to Entertain for Ladies Wednesday
A dinner party by Spokesman's club members is planned for next Wednesday evening at Black's tearoom for their annual ladies night. C. W. Kline will chair, with Mrs. A. A. Lohner as critic, and C. F. Altstadt to lead the discussion on informal conversation assisted by Fred Northey and Mrs. C. W. Kline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokesman's Club
Black's Tearoom
C. W. Kline
A. A. Lohner
C. F. Altstadt
Fred Northey
Brethren Church Elects New Officers at Friday Meeting
Wionlan bible class of the Church of the Brethren met Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Pike at 615 Ninth Street West. New officers were elected: President Eugeny Davis, vice president Mrs. G. H W. Gnagy, secretary Mrs. T. N. Miller, treasurer Floyd Hershberger. Gifts were given to Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Lamb who depart April 2 for Pomona, California.
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Wionlan Bible Class
Church of the Brethren
C. G Pike
Ninth Street West
New
Officer
Eugeny Davis
G. H W. Gnagy
T. N. Miller
Floyd Hershberger
E. T. Lamb
Pomons
Cal
City in Brief: West End News and Local Notes
O'Keefe left for Chicago on a short business trip. Two Waterlon boys Rhea DuBois, son of Mr and Mrs C N Buftois, are mentioned among local notices. Optical advertisements reference Buchenan with noted branding. Minor items from GL Bridge Hidy area round out the fragmentary city brief.
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West End
Buchenan
EB. O'Keefe
Chicaga
Waterlon
Rhea DuBois
C. N. Buftois
Secret Marriages Lead Recent Announcements in Iowa
A list of marriages kept secret for over a month appears among recent notices. Ruth Berry of Traer married Russell Gaston February 18 in Keosauqua. Several couples wed in March and February in Waterloo Vinton Manchester Cedar Falls and nearby farms, with homes planned in Rochelle Rochelle and other Iowa towns. Many brides and grooms include Berry Gaston McElroy Rossey Starr Bur ger Wheeler Mead Duggan Lewis Windenberg Moler Thomas Bloomenrader McKenzie Ritter Flamme Koster Eruse Heronimus Exruse Carter Truak and others.
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Ruth Berry
Russell Gaston
Traer
Keosauqua, Sr
Local names noted for Curtis Salesmen honor group
R29 Fifth street west and Aulden Robinson son of Mr and Mrs F R Robinson 415 Linden avenue have been notified of their selection for membership in the League of Curtis Salesmen. Harvey L Nichols 450 Burton avenue mail carrier photographed Waterloo flood scenes including twelve views of riverfront and flooded districts.
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Fifth Street
West
Aulden Robinson
F. R. Robinson
Linden Avenue
League of Curtis Salesmen
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Waterloo
Harvey L. Nichols
Burton Avenue
Nichols
Baptist Elwireh
Newspaper Composing Room Executives Set June Convention
Daily Newspaper Composing Room Executives will meet for an annual convention June 0-11 at the Savery Intel in Des Moines. The announcement by Leon Link, president, and Leo J. Gorle, secretary treasurer, was sent to members. Regulators at American banks show five times higher reparations than before.
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Town Daily Newspaper
Savery Lntel
Des Moines
Leon Link
Waterloo Evening Courier Composing Room
Leo J. Gorle
Mason City
Treasuren
Cabbage Shreds to Creamy Dairy Bake and Beef Casserole
A domestic cookery note describes shredding cabbage and cooking with milk cream and flour, seasoned with salt and pepper, then baked. It pairs with a beef macaroni casserole using roast beef, macaroni, gravy, and stewed tomatoes, layered and baked. Also included is an Apple Sauce Nut Cake recipe with brown sugar, apple sauce, sour milk, nuts, flour, leaveners, and spices.
Public Library launches new tiny book collection
Waterloo public library juvenile department opens a new collection for very young children and parents. Miss Theresa Feyereisen leads, drawing on Mother Goose and animal picture books, with early transportation themes and foreign picture books. Adult courses on guiding young readers also offered at both buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Theresa
Feyereisen
Mary = Wright Plummer
Brooklyn
Miss. Feyeyejsen
Ufe
Kate Greenaway
France
Germany
Norway
Denmark
Gesell
Tony Sarg
Leslie Brooke
Ralph Caldecott
Palmer Cox
Mother Goose
M. V. O'Shea
Bird T. Baldwin
Child's First School Is the Family Froebel Teachings
The Evening Courier prints weekly columns on home education from the National Kindergarten Association and Wert Fortleth treatise in New York City highlighting Froebel's family centered approach to early schooling for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froebel Tesued
National Kindergarten Association
Wert Fortleth
Treat
Newcare City
Evening Courier
Understanding the Child's Viewpoint at Kindergarten
A mother drags her five year old John to a bridge party and balks at daily kindergarten attendance. Mrs Williams defends strict school rules, stressing early habits, obedience, and regularity shaping lifelong behavior. John, tearful but hopeful, asserts his daily learning and care at home. Aquila Chantlee, president of beside Tift College, comments on early mental readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie F. Kartachk
Williams
Mrs. Brown
John
Altho
Aloha
Aquila Chantlee
Bessie Tift College
Georgia
Funeral to Be Held at Cedar Heights Village
Mrs. Harry E. Fields dies at her Cedar Heights home. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at Community church with Dr. A Laurie officiating. Burial planned at Fairview Cemetery in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Harry E. Fields
Cedar Heights
A. Laurie
Fairview
Farmhouse Roof Burns Near Cedar Falls
A roof fire damaged the Ora Howard farmhouse early this morning near Cedar Falls. Firefighters could not reach the scene due to snowblocked roads, delaying efforts to control the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Ora Howard
E. M. Berkley Improved After Stroke At Presbyterian
E M Berkley of 1147 Teavitt street showed slight improvement today at Presbyterian hospital after suffering a stroke Thursday afternoon at his home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Berkley
E. M. Bertley
Teavitt Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Berkley
Brain Test Answer Key List
A concise recap noting answers tied to a set of questions: (1) comet, (2) Spain, (3) Peary, (4) Mexican War, (5) Phonograph, (6) Cuba.
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Spain
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B. Lovejoy
Third Street West
Marquis
W. G
Isabella
KE. CG
KC. Hall
Presbyterian Hospite Auxiliary
Tosnital
Chautauqua circle—Public Library
K. c. Ail
T. T. F. Club
F. J. Fournier
C. O. Shupe
A. B. Ovejoy
Progressive Delphian Society
Y. A
A. Phi Sigma Chi
Black
Bock Review
Woran
T. K. Club
Hawthorne School
Lafayette School
First Baptist Business Group
Charles Helms
Sons of Union Veterans and auxiliary—Memorial Hall
Pythian Sisters
K. BP
T. P
W. G. Davidson
Ladies’ Aid” Society
Northminster Presbyterian Church
Kensington Club
H. W. Ber
O. E. —Mason
Fe ‘Temple
Indies
C. H. ‘Bunker
A. B. Hickman
St Mark's Episcopal ‘Church
George Lingelbach
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. G. Srinkerholf
Mi-Jo
Leni Anderson
Joyle Flue Hs
Lyman Millers
Ed, Marson
Thusday
Triangle
Teague—Y
Northminster
Presbyterian Banquet
Church
D.C
C. F. Hall
Paul Wilen
Home and Education Department
Y. W, CO
Daughters of Civil War Veterans
P.T. A. Council
White Shrine
Gedar Falls Masonic Temple
M. C
H.oon
Woman’s Club
Mission Society
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I. 0. C. F. Hall
Mary Eel
Beulah Cadwell
Mary Shirley
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
Fiermnan's Hall
Benet
St. Mary's Church
Cirele
William Elemer
O. Els
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
T. A
Spokesman’s Club
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kathryn Burton
Alice Rutter
Verner Roepke
Thyrza Spangler
Clara Hennessy
Veterans’ Hospital
Knoxville
Stephen Heiple
W. R. C.—Woman'’S Relief Corps
Estella Plopper
K. G. Maring
Od Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital Auxiliary
Billtroan
K. Z. Hall
Black Hawk Lodge
Church News
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Amd
Lund
Rita
Iola McElroy
J. F. McElroy
Vinton
Mike Rossey
Mable Starr
Harold Burger
Bof
Fayette
John D. Clinton
Lavonda Wheeler
Ben ‘Wheeler
Manchester
Harald Mead
Prank Mead
Cedar Rounds
Margaret Duggan
John Duggan
Josip
Winson Lewis
Chicago
Idith Martin
Allen A. Buck
Hedrick
Ivan. D. Windenberg
J. W. Windenberg
Lamont
Rochelle
Velma Pangburn
Center Junction
Joe Wintz
Aplington
Town State Teachers ‘College
Marie’ Bossman
J.R. Bossman
Grundy Center
Louise -Wolffe
Katherine Welch
Dysart
John Keidel
Anna Keidel
N. A. Keppler
Esther M Donath
EE. Donath
James Wyllie
Sigourney
Oskaloosa
Madaline McFarland
John McFarland
Dorothy M. Moler
Andrew Moler
Town City
Dean P. Thomas
B. Frank Thomas
Traey
Congregational Parsonage
Earlville
A. W. Miles
University of Iowa
Mr. Thomas
Mildred Bloomenrader
George McKenzie
Charles McKenzie
Nashua
Cresco
Dorothy Taylor
Hiram Taylor
Floyd County
Clifford Ritter
Marble Rock
Sundry
Baptist Parsonage
Charles City
Ritter
Marble, Rock
Fred Koch
Reinbech
Edna
Edward R. Stoecker
Rockford, In
Rockford
Viola Flamme
Charles Flamme
Irvin Koster
Myr
George Koster
German M. 5
Glarbrack
E. Asling
Gladbrook
Ella Heronimus
H. Heronimus
Lucas Eruse
John J. Exruse
Holland
Helen Carter
I. L. Carter
Oelwein
Willam ‘Truak
Pather Ambrosy
Riviera
Riviera Theatre
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