Beanstalk Themed Supper At First...Church Social
A bean party hosted by the Sout Winners' class of the First Evangelical Church featured a Jack and bean garden decor transforming the dining area. Beanstalk props and a green yellow scheme set the mood while radio host Alvin Fax broadcast the evening. Several performances and readings followed, with Br. and Mrs. Earl Jacoby among organizers and a slate of musical and dramatic entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Fax
Willa Goetz
Walda Jannen
Karl Zellhoefer
Evelyn’ Gatewood
Ars
Ickelhers
Ralph "Eickal
Afr
Abra
Jos
Luis Marlin
Datin Jenax
Christene Rauth Married at Home in Council Bluffs
Christene Rauth and Elmer B Fuller were married at 2:30 p.m. Saturday in the home of the bride’s parents, 1524 Avenue B, Council Bluffs, by Rev. Henry DeLong. The couple will reside at a farm in Barclay township. Various local events and notices accompany the wedding report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auth
AL Rauth
Council Bluffs
Lucretia J. Rauth
Roy Crason
Council
Thea
Alma’ Baughman
Elmer
Fuller
Earl A. Roadman
Otiejaling
Club Notes Dinner and Readings Highlight Local Society
Half and Haltch met for dinner in Black's tearnam. Mrs C A Rice received high on cards. Mar Rebekahelish hosted a lunch at Mrs Tdell Mefford home. Mrs C O Shane and Mrs George Wiley gave readings. Mrs Frank Duka will host April. Miss Tarde Olah to farewell dine for Mrs Talph Punlavey. Mrs Jake Meyerst to be next hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Attley, Jr
FW. Miller
Als Suost
Whallan Chicago
Miller
Wenger
Morean Park Hiltary School
Half
Haltch
Mar Rebekahelish
Mra
Talph Punlavey
Dodge
Famchean Club
Fred Portsch
Jake Meyerst
Wim
Hesteas
Two P T A Units Choose Officers for Coming Year
Two P T A units held elections at Washington Irving and Sloan Wallace centers. Mrs Derry Cowles was reelected president of Sloan Wallace parent teacher association with Bess Ahearn as vice president, Orlo Miller as second vice president, and Mably Johnson as secretary treasurer. Washington Irving chose Miss Jara Wittrick as first vice president and Mrs J E Penly as second vice president, with Miss Cheresa Peterson as secretary treasurer. A round table for the Teicher event was announced for Cedar Rapids. The Irving group featured musical numbers by Lucy Miller and James Gordon, plus talks by school officials and a dental hygienist. A youth meeting, lodge meeting, and a six piece orchestra were planned that evening for dancing.
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Derry Cowles
Sloan Wallace Farent‘encher Association
LaRue
Washington Irving
Ornoo
Cowles
Bess Ahearn
Orlo Miller
Vieco
Mably Johnson
Il Elepnta
Laren Teicher
Round Table
Cedar Rapids
Jara McWittrick Wis
Washington Irving Parent-Teacher Association
J. E. Penly
Cheresa Peter Son
Bissies Wittrick
Washington Irving Association
Lucy Miller
F. Miller
James Gordon
J. Oo. McAlvin
Claira Abte- Culough
Church Session Highlights Local Gatherings and Postponements
Pius Wirrn class of the Church of the Brethren heard Rev Edwin Boardman Jr speak on Latin America with an evening program by a youth orchestra a women's trio and a male quartet. Homemakers' classes at First Presbyterian postponed to April 8 and Union Congregational hosts a concert. East Park Presbyterian holds annual congregational meeting with a fellowship supper at 6 and business at 7 30. Pauls M B church sets a Lenten service Thursday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius Wirrn
Church of the Brethren
W.C.A
Edwin Boardman, Jr
Latin America
Presbyterian Church
East Park Presbyterian Church
Witty
Judge Refuses to Try to Work Puzzle Verdict
The court denied an attempt to interpret the verdict in the Waterlon case regarding damages for nursing medical and surgical care and related expenses. The motion was argued by Reed, Tuthit, and Tahed. Walter J. Jensen defended, with plans to appeal to the supreme court unless a new trial is granted.
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Jude Tl
Mra
Waterlon
Damamos
Shawern
Reed
Tuthit & Tahed
sLiornoya
Fleury M. Reed
Tuthit
Walter J. Jensen
Kintge Reins
Tri
Jengen
Surneme
Guardsman outlines threefold defense plan for the nation
Major Joe Sumner of the United States Army and Kansas National Guard urges a threefold defense structure combining the regular army, the officers' reserve and the national fund. He says maximizing strength of the divisions authorized by the federal government safeguards the country and supports civilian life. Sumner praises local guard units, notes the value of citizen soldiers, and highlights healthful training and civic virtue fostered by guard service.
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Joe Sumner
United States Army
Kansas National Guard
Waterloo Guard
Miehi
Oa. Cienih Guard
Sumner
Wand
One’ Hundred ‘Thirty Third Regiment
Iowa National Guard
At & P.cam
Tonigtin
National Guard
Com
Trinity
City in Brief: Glasses ad and local incidents
City in Brief notes several items including an advertisement on glasses, a family returning with the body of Mr. Burgess from Perry, a district extemporaneous speaking contest to be chosen soon, and a home contest canceled. It also reports a liquor nuisance charge, a divorce petition, a planned two family dwelling at 39 Dane Street, a permit for a dwelling at I0btwither Street, and yesterday's tax collections totaling about 19 000.
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John Burgess
Helen
Dane Street
Perry
Burgess
Ast High
Ruth Hiller
Hqllor
Marion
Williams
Lafayelle Street
Charles Last
Sycamore Street
Whys
J.C Henson
Vine Street
RL Fense
Alc
Taplin
Highways Passable in All Directions With Nerve
Report from Waterloo notes highways in all directions affected by wars and dry weather as trustees work to repair roads. Travelers arrive from Waterloo via Geda Rapids and Manchester routes while crews predict subsoil drainage will soon restore normal conditions.
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Ernst
Waterloo
Pugsahip
Dover
Geda Rapids
Manchester
Taina
Harross
To the Ladies at West High Lyceum Night
West High hosts a Monday Lyceum presenting To the Ladies written by George Ak Raumann and Marc Connelly. The play, a Broadway success formerly starring Helen Hayes, is described as a sharp look at modern American home and business life.
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West High
Lyceum
American Legion Lyceum
Das
West Fish School
George &. Raummain
Marc Connelly
Helen Hayes
Otla
Kruger
Liberty Theatre
New York
James
Boauty
Beams
Ufe
Bird Houses Judging Saturday at Waterloo event
The Waterloo Audubon Society hosts a bird house judging event next Saturday in cooperation with the boys' division. Mabel Hoff and J. C. Hartman will judge five classifications including wren, martin, bluebird houses, plus miscellaneous bird houses and supplies. Prizes will be awarded.
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Waterloo Audubon Society
Mabel Hoff
West
J. C. Hartman
Audubon display features varied child made houses
The Audubon society shows a window display of small and large houses crafted by youths. The collection includes blue green and other colored houses, bungalow style, and more, reflecting hours of effort by young artists. Earl Stromberg of 217 Lewis Street was injured after slipping under an engine at Central railroad shops and taken to St Francis hospital.
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Iho
Audubon Society
HG Broken
Earl Stromberg
Lewis Streat
Mnols
Cantral
Sutterar Oh
Cleanup plan debated by master painters and mayor
A city committee of master painters met with Mayor Glenn A. Tibbitts at City Hall to discuss cleanup week and provisions for a seven day mass mailing. The committee was appointed during a Sunday evening regular meeting of the painters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn A. “Tibbitts
Plans for Waterloo cleanup week announced
March 20 item reports Waterloo to stage the largest cleanup effort in its history. Des Moines man James Prior, 19, arrested in Missouri on a murder charge after being sought here. A Franklin County council vote in Lehotmann, Ta., yielded a 36 vote majority. A lineman-electrocuted incident at Boona, Iowa, involved John House, 46, near a railway block signal test.
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Waterloo
Arkesy
Sioux City
James Prior
Des Moines
St. Joseph
Boona
John House
Railway Nneman
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W. Bruner
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Kirkpadrick
Black
Barton guild—Universalist Church
N. O
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Ais
George Baw
Toxic Club
Daniel O'Nea
Pandora Club
Jo W. Thompson
Blue Triangio League
Christene Rauth
Christian Endeavor
Society of Westminster Presbyterian Church
Reginald "Watters
Wilma
Smith
Tom Payne
Mreo WW
McCormick
Po McCormick
Earl Gould
Margaret Gallip
Katherine Sarset
Young Women's Christian ‘Association
Nsgodin- Juilding
Mis
Aril A. Trond
Anna ‘Leggatt
Town State Teachers College
de OG. Vale
Memorial Hall
Elva Wannamaker
J. IF. Bross
W. Pett
George Wey
Kesoft Hall
Bessie Bray
Eunica Arnakl
Cass
O'Keefe
Connell Bluff
Karl Werrendorf
Omaha
Howsa Mueets
J. BR. O'Keefe
Bridge
P.T. A
Wriday
Hanson Eple
Trhirty Lutheran Guild
Abs
HL Bickley
Lunellcan
Church News
African Metnhodiat Iopiscopal
Chele
Union Congregational Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Aclock
Joe Buck
I. R. Busby
TH. ©. Barton
W. E. Acker
Soriety Nest. Pauls M. B
Fiva
M. Wiidpath
E.R. Aten
Hude M. Ridpath
Merton
Goren
Abe Hanong
Lee Sumner
Buchanan
Atov
Harriet McGowan
W. A. McGowan
McCiowan
Dee
Lymain Church
Fevere Island
Chitago
Wisiedy
DUCES
Enrell
Marcela
Manaiup
Marinello
National School of Cosmericiana
LaSalle Ave
Minneapolis
Heywood- Wakefield
Heywood-Wakefield
Schols & Gates
West Fourth Street
Sllen J. Buckland Registered Nurse
KOTEX
Smith, Lichty & Hillman Co
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Galli
Curci
Awe
Tae Lnag
Rangere Gutiknecht Maytag CO
Bthley Enee
New Frampton “Tinpit
A. Nafus & Seninity Bros
Osage Turdwaran
Mochal Maytag Company
Trinaco
Luthmer Micytag Co
Kaiser Geeteae dl Nashua
Qelwoin
OenRe Thherville
Heywood
Wakefield
Davidsons
Rene Foams
Iowa
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