Waterloo club chapter to host women’s association meeting
A Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women will meet at 6 pm Tuesday for dinner at the WWC A building with Miss May Smith of Cedar Falls as guest of honor. Smith will report on the national convention in Washington DC. A party for senior high girls follows with a program including vocal and violin numbers and a walking rehearsal. A large hostess committee, led by Mrs. Ben Howrey, plans the event with many members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American Association’ of University Women
Smith
C. A. Boatman
Loren Ber‘py
R.H. Miller
G. B. Treloar
Miss
Greta ‘Thorne
Alma Faitenson
Marie Campbell
Myra Luther
Lorena Lamb
Johanna Pokorny
Elsie Taylor
Doris Berfield
Jessie Porter
Dorothy Lumry
Ruth Miner
Mary Gilchrist
Velma Wise
Mildred Stuntz
Ruth Lumry
Esther Donath
Adeline Gier
Ruth Bell
Marie Weise
Elsie Church
Mabel Walter
Darlene Decker
Laura Jay
Irene Kessler
Ruth Peterson
Ben Howrey
Shhear
Welshear
Final W T U Meeting at Y W C A for Season
Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold their final meeting at the YWCA with a luncheon at one o'clock and a program at two. Summer meetings will be in Willard Hall. Dr. W D Endres pastor of Central Christian church will be the special speaker. Loyal Temperance Legion under Mrs Ray Williams will give a demonstration. Tributes to mothers will be read by Mrs Edna Meyers of Orange township, with other tributes to follow. Mrs W A Davis heads the dining room committee. Parlor hostesses include local officers Mrs F F Yapp Mrs A A Bonntrager Mrs Edna Renner Mrs Ida Mitchell and Mrs C N Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian. Temperance Union
Willard Hall
W. D. Endres
Central Christian Church
Loyal Temperance Legion
Ray ‘Willams
Edna. Meyers
Orange Township
W. A. Davis
Hostégsea
F.F. Yapp
A. ‘A. “Bonntrager
Edna Renner
Ida Mitchell
Miss Groper and Miss Schlosser to Give Recital
Recital by Ruth Groper, piano, and Dorothy Schlosser, contralto, at 8 70 p.m. Monday in Gilchrist chapel Cedar Falls. Groper is a graduate student of Professor Alta Freeman. Schlosser studied with Elizabeth Bur ney Schmidt. Temple Rebekah plans at Black Hawk I O O F hall for tri county council in Clarksville Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Groper
Iowa
Teachers College
Dorothy Schlosser
Gilchrist
Cedar Falls
Alta’ Freeman
Miss Schlosser
Elizabeth Burney Schmidt
Temple Rebekah
Black Hawk
F. Hall
Tri-County ‘Council
Clarksville
Past Matrons and Bridge Clubs Host Luncheons In Waterloo
Mrs Charles Murphy entertained sixteen women and children yesterday with prizes for attendance at birthday parties. Luncheon was served by the hostess with assistance from several members. The Past Matrons' club of Waterloo Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, met as guests of Mrs John Duke and voted a five dollar Red Cross gift. The next meeting is June 3 at Mrs George Welker's home. Bridge club guests included Mrs Thomas Shafer and Mrs Irvin Muffett. A two course luncheon was served. next gathering May 13 at Mrs Ernest Griffith's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Murphy
James. Trask
Ned Halleck
Ernest Brown
Russell Hundley
Bernetta
Jaquith
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Black
John Duke
Rensing
Red Cross
George Welker
Bridge Club
Elmer Chamberlain
Thomas Shafer
Irvin Muffett
Ernest Griffith
Week’s Social Events Calendar Towns Waterloo Cedar Falls
Week’s social events list a series of gatherings and performances across Waterloo Cedar Falls. Notable items include the Quota club inter cities banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson, bridge nights, YWCA and music recitals by Ruth Genevieve Shimp and Harriet E. Miller, and concerts by Majer and Marjorie Smith with Marlys Schwarck at Gilchrist chapel. Also featured are luncheons, club dinners, and concerts at Black’s tearoom and Cedar Rapids venues, with chapel recitals and lectures scheduled through Friday.
Memorial and charity meeting held at Memorial hall
G A Lincoln circle voted ten dollars to the Y W C A campaign and ten dollars to the Red Cross. An annual memorial for members who died last year is set for May 20 with Mrs Anna Hesser and Mrs Ella Watters appointed to arrange. George Bothwell spoke, memorial day committees were named, and Y W C A and G A R sections scheduled meetings with hosts and officers to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ken Lincoln
Memorial Hall
Red Cross
Anna Hesser
Ella Watters
George Bothwell
Des Moines
Epworth league to present Bible mothers program at Linden church
Epworth League of Linden Methodist Episcopal church schedules a 7 to 8 p m program in the church auditorium depicting great mothers of the Bible in costume. Weavers class at First Baptist enjoyed a meeting at Mrs R E Addington's home with a short program after the business session including Dorothy Holmes reading and Grace MacDonald singing. Forty Homebuilders of Walnut Street Baptist met at Mr and Mrs H G Ludtke's home with refreshments served by several ladies. Queen Esther circle at St Pauls Methodist observed mothers with a program featuring piano duet, readings, prayers, a pageant The Best Gift by Queen Esther girls, a talk by Mrs Henry Brandes and a birthday gift march followed by a social hour and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League of Linden Methodist Episcopal Church
Contume
Weavers
First Baptist Church
R. E. Addington
Dorothy Holmes
Grace MacDonald
B. R. Bradhtell
H. W. Closson
R. G. Ayres
Elbert Green
S. E. Jacobs
Daniel Bussler
Walnut Street Baptist Church
H. G. Ludtke
R. J. Archer
BE. C. Lindstrom
Thurlow Little
Queen Esther Circle
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Melba Reed
Lillian Entz
Helen Wilkins
Lucille Morris
Little Raines
Queen Esther
Henry
Brandes
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Hints on beauty care and slimming diets in advice column
A reader advises reducing eating to slim down, outlining menu planning, cutting fattening foods, and emphasizing vegetables over starches. Other tips address hair lightening routines, tonic costs, medical guidance for health, and methods to improve eye lashes and coloration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huila
Large Audience Is Spellbound by Mme Galli-Curci
A packed gymnasium heard Mme Galli-Curci deliver an acclaimed recital marking one of Teachers College history’s musical high points. Her voice, praised as uniquely rich and versatile, encore after encore delighted listeners, with favorites and Italian Spanish German and French songs.伴
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galli-Curci
Teachers College
Galli-Curc]l
Galll-Cure
Ivor
Rimsky- Korsakoff
India
Pierrot
Homer Samuels
Samuels
Serato
Debussy
Manuel Berenguer
Dinorah
Riley Man to Give Recital on Riley Poems at St Pauls
David Riley Earl a reader and impersonator of literature will give a lecture recital on James Whitcomb Riley Friday evening at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church. Earl known as The Riley Man is Grundy Center county superintendent of schools and has long studied Riley and Hoosier dialects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Riley Earin
James Whitcomb Riley
St. Paul's M. EB
Waterloo Music Supervisors
Black’s Tearoom
Woman's Club
Black's Tearoom
David Riley Earl
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Earl
Riley Man
Grundy Center
Trooslers
Indiana
Riley
Lockerbye Street
Mr. Riley
Greenfield
Ind
Annie
Brandywine
Swimmin'Hole
Mrs. Earl
Recital by Miss Smith and Miss Schwarck in Cedar Falls
Miss Marjorie Smith pianist and Miss Marlys Schwarck violinist to give a joint recital at Gilchrist chapel Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls at 7 45 p m next Wednesday. Program includes Mozart Andante and Variations Allegro and other pieces by Berlot Rimsky Korsakow Wieniawski Kreisler and more with Miss Freeman at second piano. Lois Rousch to accompany Schwarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Smith
Rimsky - Korsakow
Edward F. Kurtz
Seranada
Bautz
Lois Rousch
Schwarck
Pretty Luncheon Opens Inter-cities Party Host Event
At Hotel Russell-Lamgon the Quota club hosted the opening inter-cities party luncheon for 50 attendees. Mrs. W. D. Ives presided with out of town guests including ula M. Dryden and Olive Dennis among many Davenport and Sioux City representatives. Crystal baskets furnished flowers. Sioux City club plans tea at 4 p m and a 7 p m banquet where Miss Dryden will speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lamgon
W. D. Ives
Ula M. Dryden
Olive Dennis
Baltimore, Md
Edith Gabriel
Clarksburg
W. Va
Helen Morris
Uniontown
Mary Mace Underwood
Detroit
Mich
Alice Duffy
Margo
S. D
Mabel Palmer
International Board
Gertrude Jenne
Davenport Club
Paula Roddewig
Wilma Bull
Mario Brandt
Wilda Busch
Meta Condes
Davenport
Hazel Larson
Frances Iribourg
Gladys Yeaman
Gertrude 5Aston
Jean Rietz
Christene Taley
Elizabeth Glenn
Josephine Kennelly
Dora McFarland
Maury Secord
Sioux City
Quota Club
Earl Kimball
Russell-Laumson
Intercities
Miss Dryden
Beethoven Club of Cedar Rapids Program In Dinner Night
Beethoven Club of Cedar Rapids hosts a dinner Tuesday at Black's tea room with members and visitors then presents a program at the Woman's club building. Ethel Wood Birmingham soprano and local musicians perform works by Arne, Liszt, Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and more under Miss Martha McCormick and other organizers. Refreshments served by a local group led by Mrs Wise and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
Beethoven Club of
Cedar Rapids
Black
Woman's Club
Martha McCormick
Harold F. Smith
Merle Wratislaw
C. W. Eby
Ethel Wood Birmingham
Helen Little Hickman
Flora Hromatko Taylor
Irena Urban
Bertha Tapper
Ruth Shimp and Harriet Miller Arrange Concert
Miss Ruth Genevieve Shimp pianist and Miss Harriet Miller violinist will give a concert Monday afternoon in Gilchristchapel at Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls. Miller is a former pupil of Prof Edward Kurtz. Shimp studied under Rose Lena Ruegnitz. Program includes Debussy Golliwog’s Cake Walk Air on the G String and other works by Kurtz Maude Powell Drigo Kreisler Hubay and Grabeer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Genevieve Shimp
Harriet Miller
Gilchristchapel
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Miller
Edward Kurtz
Shimp
Rose Lena Ruegnitz
Debussy
Shimp Air
Kurtz
Maude Powell Valse
Drigo - Auer
Molly
Grabeer-Kreisler
Ruegnitz
Henjre-Katlseeee
Hubay
Husky Hustlers Begin New Year Meeting in West Waterloo
Husky Hustlers of West Waterloo township plan a 7 00 p m meeting at Mrs. R C Silver home with roll call on Difficulties to Overcome in My Room Vivian Noltensmeier to present the lesson Officers elected at a Wednesday gathering include President Vivian Noltensmeier Vice President Vera Schaulis Secretary Treasurer Veldene Hammer Reporter Lois Noltensmeier and program committee Grace Heidt Mrs Silver Miss Hammer and Miss Vivian Noltensmeter Plans for the year include meetings at members homes and boosting Black Hawk county membership from 100 to 200 Royal Neighbors Gold Leaf camp held a card party at KK of C hall Favors at 500 went to Miss Margaret Youngblut and Mrs J F Wasner a special prize to Mrs Elizabeth Burton Thirty couples attended a carnival dance for Royal Neighbors Woodmen and friends Plans were laid for a semi annual birthday party May 20 to honor members with anniversaries between July and January 1 A card party will be held that afternoon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Husky Hustlers
West Waterloo
R. C. Silver
Rollcall
Vivian Noltensmeier
Silver
Vera Schaulis
Veldene Hammer
Royal Neighbors
Gold Leaf Camp
C. Hall
Margaret Youngblut
J. F. Wasner
Elizabeth Burton
Afton Gets Bank After Oversubscribed Capital
The Commercial State Bank was organized in Afton last night with capital and surplus of 30000 oversubscribed. Afton had no bank since April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afton
sApril
Behavior Traits Corrected Early In Mental Clinic
A two month study in Waterloo by the Mobile Mental Hygiene clinic from Iowa City targets preventive work for children with behavior and adjustment difficulties. Staff include Dr George S Sprague Katherine Howland Leona Hambrecht Donald Durrell Clarence Goddard and Dorothy Miller under Dr Samuel Orton. Referrals come from schools courts physicians and social agencies. Clinicians observe children in classrooms to correct poor school work and behavior, forming improvement plans with teachers and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychopathic Hospital
Iowa City
Waterloo
Red Cross
Waterloo Savings Bank
George S. Sprague
Kathherine E. Howland
Day Accepts Call to Antisch Baptist in Omaha
Rev. G. W. Day, pastor of Mount Moriah M. B. Church in Omaha Nebraska, accepted a call to pastor Antioch Baptist Church at a congregational meeting last night. He will preach tomorrow in both services then move to the new post in about three weeks. Day is a member of the National Baptist convention foreign mission board and vice moderator of the New Era association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Day
Mount Moriah M. B
Omaha
Neb
Antioch Baptist Church
Mr. Day
Foreign Mission Board
National Baptist Convention
New Era Association
Open air address set for today at Fourth and Mulberry
Local brief notes include Dr. Warren L Steeves giving an open air address at 8 PM today at Fourth and Mulberry streets. Also recorded are divorces granted by Judge George W Wood in district court, and various social and community updates across Waterloo including club meetings and hospitalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren L. Steeves
Fourth and
Mulberry Streets
George W. Wood
Roy J. Beasley
Bessia Beasley
Lucy H. Sellen
John D. Sellen
Czech Bible Baked in Loaf of Bread Escaped Search
A family Czech Bible printed in 1766 during Austro Hungarian oppression survived a Vienna effort to erase Czech literature. Hidden inside a loaf of bread, the book traveled from ancestors to Matthew E. Nemecek at 68 Lafayette Street. The volume, printed in German letters for Czech readers, remains readable and reflects a transition period in Czech language and printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Matthew E. Nemecek
Lafayette Street
Czecho-Slovakia
Court of
Vienna
Kauias
Nemecek
Joseph Dobrovsky
Ionghand
Iirs
Altho
Chaucer
Northwestern Bell directory lists Waterloo and Cedar Falls gains
A new Northwestern Bell Telephone directory for Waterloo and Cedar Falls appears, distributed by Boy Scouts. About 209 more telephones are listed than in the prior issue, reflecting a net subscriber gain over six months. Roughly 11,500 Waterloo copies and 2,500 Cedar Falls copies are needed. Funds from sales go to a summer camping fund for bus Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Boy Scouts
Refugees reach Little Rock as floods devastate region
Gilbert McGowan reports thousands of refugees have poured into Little Rock Arkansas after Mississippi River floods. The city is nearly isolated with 16 000 to 20 000 flood victims arriving, rail and road service disrupted. The Missouri Pacific bridge known as the Baring Cross was washed out and 21 coal cars were used to try to weight it down before collapse. Despite devastation McGowan, a West High graduate now with the local telephone company, says he plans to stay in Little Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Little Rock
Ark
Gilbert McGowan
Frank McGowan
Seventh Street West
Wera
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Baring Cross Bridge
Baring Brothers of
London
Eng
McGowan
Telephone Service Restored in Flood District
The American Telephone and Telegraph Co. reports long distance service to major flooded cities along the Mississippi remained continuous while localities were aided rapidly. Bell system companies cooperate with Red Cross and army engineers in relief and rehabilitation efforts and have donated 825,000 to flood relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone &Telegraph Co
Mississippi River
Bell System
Red Cross
Army
Engineers
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
AmB mATEFLOO Gals Patterns To Obtain Courier Pattern
The notice invites readers to obtain the Courier up to date pattern of accompanying design by sending it to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 15 cents per pattern. Patterns allow for seams and orders are filled quickly, reaching buyers about 10 days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Miss Groper
Inter-Cities
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Bridge Night Hawk Club
Fred Bartz
P. EB
D. J. Walker
Child Conservation League
Y. W
Harriet E. Miller
Gilchrist Chapel
Moose Hall
Black's
Aid Society
St. Paul's M. E
Majer Guild
J. R. Macartney
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Hall
Marlys Schwarck
Henry Schneider
Bessie Zimmer
Cecelia Vogelsang
Women’s Club
Russell Lamson
B. B. Bridges Club
C A. R
Mary Melrose
Fred Northey
Church News
Edna Kent Forbes
Tate
Mme. Galli-Curci
Miss Smith
di Berlot
Miss Schwarck Miltt
Biiliant
Gavotte
Wisitey
Foster Willey
Neice
Dorothy Daniels
Minnesota
Miss Daniels
Messrs. and Mines
C. J. Redmond
J. C. Bailey
John Gilles
Peter Doyle Sr
Margaret. Horan
Thelma Smith
Pearl Muthaler
Augusta Meckenburg
Elizabeth “Iegler
Catherine Anderson
Gladya Bill- Inen
Hazel Schilling
Marlys Doyle
Arenalcy
Taylor
Miss Tapper
MacDowell
Chopin
Lisat
Teka
Vision
A. Gorring Thomas
Rachmaninoff
Hastra
Curran
Bueeiehaay
William Arms Fisher
Coleridge- Taylor
Cucullain
Londerry Air
Kreisler
Miss Urban
Clarence ‘Wise
Fae Collins
Harriette Egan
Wratislaw
Ethel Brinkman
Addington
Ruth Shimp
Miss Miller
Husky
Psychological Specialists
Day
Antisch Baptist
Buchanan
G. Lester Morgan
Chicago
Harry Tisher
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Eldora
State Boys’ Industrial School
James Byrnes
California
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association
Waterloo Club
Paul Davis Building
Phil Lown
Frederic Steuber
Frederic
Los Angeles
Cal
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N. Y
Mary Burke
Park Roat
Steuber
Burke
Mae Howell
Irving Street
Margaret Jean Howell
Grinnell College
W. B. Howell
Geraldine Russell
Russell
Drake University
Clarence Tharp
Lincoln Street
George J. Sager
O. M. Hawkins
Duluth
Minn
C. E. Anderson
Moir Street
Fort Des Moines
Fred E. Morse
S. L. Morse
Vine Street
William Jewell College
Liberty
Phi Kappa Delta
East Hich
Misa Eva Weires
Nell Weires
Boone, Ta
Waverly
Mra. Fla, Weires
A. TS. Cuft
W. Scott Willams
Vicksburg
Filnt
Sibert
West High
Maire
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