Community social season fills Cedar Heights gym evening
Cedar Heights hosts the largest community frolic in its gymnasium with plays, bingo, town games and old fashioned dances. Upton Kepford's orchestra provided music as Mayor James Edwards led the grand march. 36 additions were announced by Rev J A Laurie along with a prize awarded for the most complete list of newcomers. Two contests announced include essays on Why Cedar Wrights is the ideal place to live and awards for best kept flower gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parlot
Home Missionary Society
St. Pauls
Cedar Church
C. Brandes
Heights
Cedar Heights
Upton Kepford
Ted
James Edwards
Hey
J. A. Laurie
Cedar Wrights
Cedar Heights School
HH. C. Moeller
R. W. Goetschell
Ralph Edgerton
Park Commission
Carine
Waterloo Garden Club
Thea
J. G. Us. d| Hod
H. A. Gee
J. C. Kingsland
Laurette Reddin Honored at Gift Shower Before Wedding
Laurette Reddin, honored guest at a miscellany shower in Mine home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Jennings, ahead of her April 10 marriage to George Albrecht. Dressed as bride and groom, Dorothy Kent and James McKilip presented gifts. a two course luncheon followed. Royal Neighbors card party set for Friday at the K of C hall with bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Welch
Joseph Averill
A. B. Jennings
Laurette Reddin
George Albrecht
Dorothy Kent
James McKilip
Mines
Leo Rosauer
John Sadier
Harry Simmons
R.A. Tollingshead
Ray Meredith
Clara Obele
Esther Smith
Waterloo Native Frederick Steely Wed in New York
Frederick L. Steely a Waterloo native 35 obtained a license to marry Mercedes Schoenrick in New York. He is son of Daniel Steely and has roots in Waterloo with relatives here. The bride, 24, was born in Porto Rico and is daughter of Otto Schoenrick. The couple planned to marry yesterday per the New York city clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick L. Steely
New York
Daniel Steely
Waterloo
Mercedes Schoenrick
Mr. Steely
Delan
S. D
J. M. Steely
Marie Fritz
Lizzie Fritz
Fifth Avenue
Cora Paul
Franklin Street
George Burke
James Ulrich
A. W
EB. M
J. W. Steels
Porto Rico
Otto Schoenrick
New York City
Passion Sunday Cantata at Grace Church
The Seven Last Words by DuBois will be sung Sunday at 4 p m by Grace M E church regular chorus with Elizabeth Burney Schmidt soprano WW Hays tenor Joe Du Mond baritone under Oliver L Barker. The work features solos choruses duets and the sonorous Val chorus portraying The Sever Last Words at the cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DuBois
Grace M. E. Church
Elizabeth Burney Schmidt
BL Hays
Joe du Mond
Oliver L. Barker
Church and parish events fill busy Waterloo day
Church groups schedule meetings and talks across Waterloo venues. Willing Workers of Spiritual Church of Christ Truth meet at 2 30 p m in church parlors. Burden Bearers class at Calvary Evangelical holds monthly meeting 7 30 p m in church parlors. Mrs Goldie Cook of Cedar Rapids conducts a question box at reg War meeting Unity Center 322 Lafayette building at 4 p m tomorrow. St Margaret's guild and Woman's auxiliary of St Mark's Episcopal meet for 1 o clock luncheon tomorrow at Hotel Russell Lamson. Mrs C O Lamson hosts with Mrs Vinnie Howe as co host. Dr J G Creede continues his talks on The Church Awake and The History of the Prayer Book. Rev Harry S Longley of Iowa City will be guest preacher at Christ Episcopal church Wednesday at 7 30 p m conducting midweek Lenten services. Union services at 7 34 a m and 10 30 a m. Rev Mr Longley is son of Bishop H S Longley and is well known in Waterloo, having conducted a mission in Christchurch last year during the Lenten season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Cook
Cedar Rapids
Unity Center
Lafayette Building
St. Margaret's Guild
9L Mark's Episcopal Church
Russell Lamson
C. O. Lamson
Vinnie Howe
J. G. Creede
Harry S. Longley
Iowa City
Christ Episcopal Church
Mr. Longley
H. S. Longley
Waterloo
Christchurch
Hints in Beauty Care Brush Your Hair
Article extols daily brushing for all hair types using a thick bristled brush. It argues regular brushing removes dust, dirt, and sebum, improves texture, and promotes healthy scalp. stresses care for children and daily routine adjustments for various living environments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evry
Fine Arts Open Meeting Presents Plays Overtunes and Cabbages
West High School dramatic club hosts two one act plays Overtunes and Cabbages at 3 p m Friday in the Woman's club room for an open meeting. Agnes Thomas directs Cabbages to be staged at Town City in April. Intermission features soprano solos by Mrs Max Wilson with accompaniment by Mrs Karl Krause. Refreshments served by Mrs W H Bis department chair and committee. junior auxiliary members assist. no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
Wilson
Catherine Sedgwick
Victor Stafford
Joseph Lutgen
W. Ws. Steely
Ler Liehfield
W. H. Bis
H. 8. Burr
Mines
W. Ji, Scheel
W. E. Spence
N.S. Huntington
Teo Leeper
Trained Social Worker Sought as Overseer of the Poor
The Black Hawk county clubwomen at Cedar Falls urged the board of supervisors to hire a trained social case worker as overseer of the poor. The candidate would meet American Association of Social Workers senior membership standards and serve county welfare. The call came from a committee chaired by Mrs. Fred C. Gram with speakers Miss Louise Cottrell and Mrs. James Devitt at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pest
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Board of Supervisors
American Association of Social Workers
Fred CD. Gram
Louise Cottrell
Iowa State University
James Devitt
Oskelogsa
Soul Winners Assemble for Service at First Evangelical
About fifty people attended a supper and program by Soul Winners class at First Evangelical Church. Mrs. H. O. Mixdorf, newly elected president, led the business meeting. Betty Harrington played piano, E. H. Heal mandolin with Mrs. Beal, Ruth Miller read, and Cornelius Daainen played accordion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Scott Stauffacher
H. O. Mixdorf
Betty Harrington
E. H. Heal
Beal
Ruth Miller
Cornelius Daainen
Club Notes At Mrs Wood Denver Mini Club Meeting
Mrs A C G Wood hosts TAL mini club at her home in Denver. Members including Cr Wo Logsdon and others attended, with readings and social hour noted. Upcoming events mentioned include a gathering at Mrs A R L Welsek’s home and a brief recap of yesterday’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TAL Mini Club
Aero
Bins
Logsdon
Wanda Daum Honored Guest at Birthday Party seating
Miss Wan da Daum was the guest of honor at a birthday dinner hosted by Miss Paullne Bassarear at her home. The evening featured spring color themes, a yellow candle cake, and bridge. Evening plans included a Cedar Falls trip for a Minnesingers concert with Craig Ellyson among the soloists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paullne Bassarear
Wanda Daum
Miss Daum
Bridge
CG. W. Ellyson
Cedar Falls
Tews ‘State Teachers College
Craig Ellyson
City in Brief features visitors and travels across states
Ace and J Wenner were business visitors in Chicago yesterday. Miss Helen Jenks travels to Des Moines to visit her sister. Arthur Connolly travels to Toronto on business. Judge Hasner grants a divorce to Alice Schneck from Ray Schneck. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Alistads return from a six week Pacific coast tour. W P Mack of Creamery Package Manufacturing goes to Mason City on business. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sheridan move to Waterloo from Fort Dodge. Claude A. Clarke and Mrs. Clarke visit Chicago on business. Mrs. Lewan Doerffer’s condition improves after a minor operation at Presbyterian hospital. Mrs. Charles E. Funk and family move to Philadelphia. William Foote injured in bicycle collision with an auto in the evening. Shent H Wag met’s condition improves after appendicitis operation. Sheriff’s recovery noted after a caper tidus incident. H S Raymond returns from months of southern travel. Road trouble on tour near Winthrop noted. Unnamed son Unreld with Uhan’s family heads to Redwood Falls Minnesota to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wenner
Chicago
Helen Jenks
Hammond Avenue
Des Moines
Dwight H. Wolfe
Arthur Connolly
Connolly
Carnage & Abig Works
Toronto
Ontario
R. W. Hasner
Alice Schneck
Ray Schneck
C. F. Alistads
Alta Vista Avenue
Pacific Coast
W. PF. Mack
Creamery Package Manufacturing Company
Mason City
Harry Sheridan
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Sycamore Street
Sheridan
Plaza Theatre
Claude A. Clarke
Repass Auto Company
Mrs. Clark
H. T. Wag
Able Memorial Hospital
Ling
H. S. Raymond
Tinos
Winthrop
Tbuque
Ates
John L
Tan
Waterlo o Hobby and Pet Show exhib its rare old books
A Waterloo exhibit displays Pike's Arithmetic and Webster's Speller from 1827 and 1816 along with Transformation from 1789 and a New England Primer. The Courier, City Recreation, Y and M A plan two classes for youths and four broad categories including collections art crafts and pets at the April 13 14 event with prize expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Waterloo
Noah Yes
Black Hawk County
New England
Massachusetts
Chicago
United States
Great Britain
Blair
Courier
City Recreation Department
Pupils Testify In Slander Suit Over Recess Tales
In Indianola Iowa March 28 the defense in a $25,000 slander case against Broadhorn school officials and patrons continued. Six pupils under 15 testified that teacher Florence Cochran Bradshaw told them risqué stories during recess to justify the ouster. The judge dismissed charges against Armistrong Shutt and Shull, keeping board members Crawford Lawrence and Ritter as defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianola
Florence Coch
Bradshaw
Broadhorn School
Here
W. S. Cooper
Albert Armistrong
D. H. Shutt
W. E. Shull
G. Crawford
BR. M. Lawrence
Boyd Ritter
East High Students Win Spots in District Music Contests
Betty Young Eva Neubauer and Nathaniel Hackett of East High earned the right to represent the school in solo classes at the district music contests in Charles City on April 6 and 7 after winning at a home meet in East High auditorium yesterday afternoon. Young will compete in piano, Neubauer in soprano, Hackett in boys baritone. judges were Miss Naneen Davis Miss Marjorie Chamberlain and Mrs. Oliver Stevenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High Studeots
Betty Young
Eva Neubauer
Nathaniel Hackett
Charles City
Ino
East High
Miss Young
Miss Neubauer
Hackett
Naneen Davis
Marjorie Chamberlain
Oliver Stevenson
Dortha Bennett Wins Declamatory Contest
Dortha Bennett of East High won first place in the predistrict declamatory contest at Geneva with In the Dark of the Honeymoon. She advances to the state elimination as the district moves toward selection for the next meet. Lawrence Weisner won first in the oratorical division with The Menace of Lawlessness. Jean nelle Wright took the dramatic class top honors with The Hour Glass. Eleven schools were represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dortha Bennett
East High
Geneva
Heme
Tava
Lawrence Weisner
Eldora
Jeannelle Wright
Steamed Brown Bread and Related Recipes
Digest of simple bake and dessert items includes Steamed Brown Bread using cornmeal rye meal graham and white flour with molasses dates sour milk and water. Hominy Muff with Lominy lentils and eggs plus melted butter and baking powder. Apricot and Pineapple Preserve using evaporated apricots and canned pineapple boiled with sugar, cooled and sealed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeb
Fountain and Parkway Riverfront Beautification Plan
The riverfront commission plans a fountain installation and parkway landscaping between the Riviera theatre and the river wall as a key part of the river beautification program this year. The new commission will meet soon to discuss plans for summer work and funds permitting. William A. Reed has joined the commission, succeeding Mrs F M Shores, and discussions will cover west bank and wall improvements between Fourth and Fifth streets pending funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riviera Theatre
Riverfront Commission
William A. Reed
F. M. Shores
West Bank
Wall
Fourth
Fifth Street
Game Charges Dismissed in Warden Case
Charges of illegal possession of game birds against A. M. Place and B. Ransier were dismissed by Judge George J. Sager on recommendation of Ralph W. Travis after Place proved the birds were lawfully killed in Ulmois and brought to Iowa. The four ducks remained in storage and were not returned to the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Place
B. Ransier
George J. Sager
Ralph W. Travis
F. W. Edwards
Place
Ulmois
Iowa
Qinols
Artificial Ice & Fuel Co
Ransier
Des Moines
Frank Hiant
Wellsburg
Sons of Veterans Membership Grows at Memorial Hall
Ten applications for Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and nine for the auxiliary were received last evening at Memorial hall. Five new members were initiated into the camp and six into the auxiliary. The additions result from a booster dinner held recently and the groups will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. to continue the work begun. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Auxiary
Actdal
Hazleton Votes Bonds for School Addition
Hazleton Iowa voters approved a $16,000 bond issue to fund an addition to the local school building in a city election held Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Sale of Alley Damages Property in City
A claim filed by Mannv Poyner of Parkersburg alleges damage to property in Lanes and Fowler’s addition from the vacation and sale of an alley off Waterinn. The alley, rented behind Langlais Baking Co. plans, was sold by the city council in October 1927 for 800 dollars, and the claimant seeks relief through the city clerk for presentation to the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Waterinn
Altstad& Langlais Baking Co
Mannv Poyner
Parkersburg
Chi Cc. MacKay
Baking Company
Alteys
Naval bill to senate funds two super dirigibles
Washington March 28 77) Navy proposes 359 million for next year including 2 million to start two rigid airships with goal to expand air navy. Moffett calls the move key for the US merchant air marine. Goodyear and American Bureau bids expected. ships to carry five airplanes each with launch and recovery gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Moffett
Naval Bureau of Aeronautics
Tidafe
Willeut
Capitel
Goodyear Company
Akron
American Provzaverk Company
Camden
N. Od
Navy
Admiral Moffett
United States
Carl R. Krueger World War Vet Critically Ill
Carl R. Krueger a Waterloo native who served in Company B 168th Infantry World War I is critically ill with tuberculosis at Muerdale sanitarium Wauwatosa Wisconsin per a letter from his mother living in Mankato Minnesota. He left last summer to enter the National Soldiers Home in Milwaukee and was recently transferred to the sanitarium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl R. Krueger
Waterloo
Company B
One Hundred Sixty Eighth Infantry
Muerdale
Wauwatosa
Wis
Mankato
Minn
Krueger Ieit
National Soldiers’ Home
Milwaukee
Mason City police plan to model ident bureau after local dept
Chief P R Sanford and Capt James Buchan of Mason City visited the local identification bureau yesterday. Detective Emil Steffen explained operation and equipment. They plan to establish their own bureau soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
P. R. Sanford
James Buchanan
Emil Steffen
Prayer as Gate to Power in Religion and Life
Prepared by Rev Jar-T s for the Commission on Evangelium of the Federal Council of Churches. Topic for the Week Religion and Power. Wednesday Prayer the Way to Power. Scripture memory verse Matthew 7 7 Read Matthew 7 7 11 Meditation on prayer as gate to divine energies God grants strength through prepared souls Electricity imagery shows energy becomes power when devices are made The world holds infinite spiritual energies waiting for life gates to open Prayer opens those gates Spirit of truth and love, open wide our minds and hearts Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Nur Ives
Pottery Show by Cedar Heights Pupils at Teachers’ Convention
Cedar Heights school will exhibit Indian pottery made by its students at the Northeastern Iowa Teachers' convention, tomorrow and Friday. Mrs I H Hart of Cedar Falls will speak on pottery making in grades amid the exhibits. Larger schools from Des Moines and Mason City also display pottery. The teachers are former students of Iowa State Teachers college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Iowa
I. H. Hart
Cedar Falls
Hart
Iowa State Tea ‘Ers College
Des Moines
Mason City
Iowa State Teachers College
Dr. F H Cutler Near Death at Cedar Falls Home
Cedar Falls March 28 Dr F H Cutler 74 years old and long time practitioner here is near death after a stroke of paralysis suffered during the night He had been considered out of danger after weeks of illness for 32 years in the community prior to the recent attack. The report notes his dire condition and continued decline in health.
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Bt. Margaret's Guild
Woman's Justivity
St. Mark's Church
Tussell-Lamson
W. B.A
Joseph ‘Lretter
Jay Roberts
TFL
Henry Bula
Clarence Quackenbush
Fuxiliry
Woman's Clu
Royal Neighbors
Gold Leaf Camp
C. Ball
Glenn Pickett
Tegula
H. W. Farr
W.B. A
Joseph Trotter
French Street
Woman's Benefit Association
Dan Coughlin
Marian
Frederick Steely
Grace Church
Church News
of Christ Truth
Calvary Evangelical Church
Edna Bent Forbes
Aire
Quvangs
Uae
Ted Canal
Caer
Sowa -Aeerbie
Fine Arts
Chautauqua Club
Public Library West
Nicaragua
Wall Street
Central America
Samuel Crowther
Pennsylvania
Timmins
Ont
Corinto
Honduras
Wus
Honew
Union of
al Ceutral America
Blue Triangle
E EL Magee
Ristram
Besgin Arlington Rolinsem
At & BD
A. CG. Wood
Denver Scot
White Sea
Arthur Cereb
Nell Payne
Shaner
Tibi
Oma
Terio Ak
comeDay Beige Club
Pavers
Raven
Chevaliera
Pls. Walters
Alvis Peters
Hk Boe
Seige
Paris
Jean Patou
R. TA Thimblebee
Firemen’s Hall
Jeanette Primer
Little John Caughman
Mary
Helen Oleary
Tthe Townsend
Will Bradford
R. Llingerson
George
Carpenters Hall
Bertha C. Jensen
Roy G. Pickett
Emil Kluss
Buchanan's
Lewan Doerfer
Arch J. Doerffer
Bayard Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Charles E. Funk
Philadelphia
Funk
The
Construction Machinery Company
William Foote
Gable Street
G. B. Noah
Mulberry Street
Foote
Webster
E. High
Riverfront
Sons of Veterans
Etamond Dyes
Dept
NIA
Bure Beeton
Vermont
NAVAL
Goodyear
Edelson
C. H
F. H. Cutler
H. E. Harvey
Vermont Street
Park’ Avenue
Calcutta
U.R
East Indian Railroad
Ebievator
Mexico
Waterlor Evening Courier Patterns
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloog
Namie
Patter No
City Wit Sale Eee
piteVeagene
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