Poetry Talk Frames Images From Poets At Waterloo Dinner
D M Kelly of Cedar Falls addressed Waterloo Quota club guests at Hotel Russell Lamson discussing how poetry shapes mental imagery better than illustrated books or motion pictures. He praised Shakespeare and Cleopatra, praised Riley, and highlighted poetry as music of prose. The report notes audience, entertainment, and upcoming events at various local clubs and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Kelly
Cedar Alls
Waterloo Quota Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Mr. Kelly
Corot
Rembrandt
Tennyson
Raphael
Enoch Atden
Arthur
Guenivere
Elaine
Camelot
Shakespeare
Cleopatra
Antony
James Whitcomb Riley
H. C. Barton
Kathryn Barton
Aura McEwen
Byrnes Park
Isabellas and K. C. Wives Entertain Women Visitors
Isabellas and K C wives hosted an afternoon luncheon in Black's tearoom for visiting women while their husbands attended the K of C state convention. Daughters of Isabella and guests enjoyed bridge after a tea with floral decor. Prizes went to Mrs. Lonergan of Dubuque, Mrs. Melter of Cherokee, and Mrs. Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Daughters of Isabell
Knights of Columbus
K. of C. State
G. Ries
Towa City
Allen Memorial Hospital Graduates Feted This Week
Members of the Allen Memorial hospital graduating class are honored at events this week. Juniors hosted an eight banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson last evening and a 1 o’clock luncheon will be held Thursday by Mrs George E Lichty. Dr D Dudley Krupp presided at the banquet with a class song solo by Krupp. Rev Clinton S Smith and Miss Gertrude E Hoff gave two minute talks and Jerry Knapp led musical numbers by a group of girl banjoists. Prophesies were spoken by juniors for the seniors along with miscellaneous musical acts. Lee B of LEGLA will move tomorrow afternoon to Black Hawk hall. Members of the drill team will practice for memorial service June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Memorial’ Hospital
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
George E. Lichty
D. Dudley Krupp
Agnes Fischer
Krupp
B Natural Music Club Set To Close Year Next Week
Annual meeting of B Natural Music Club to be held next Monday at Mrs. M. C. Garue’s home. Junior auxiliary to entertain mothers Saturday afternoon. Guest of honor Mrs. Edgar Stillman Kelley unable to attend due to husband’s illness. Orchid pink decor and lilacs with taps. Covers for 22. Various performances and current events presented by members and guests from Chicago piano study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Music Club
M. C. GaRue
Edgar Stillman Kelley
Women's Federated Music Clubs of America
Cedar Falls
C. Albert Scholin
Louisa Sagerman
A. C. Kessler
Bend
Speaks
Strickland
Ethel Brinkman
Chicago
Rain
Pearl Curran
Mines
Forest Gilpatrick
C. A. Boatman
F. B. Pratt
C. J. Ness
Lillian Lohner
Eudora Carey
Martha MecCormick
Swallows
Cowen
Couple at Waverly Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Johnn J. Schwake clerk of Bremer county and Mrs Schwake honored at home in Waverly on a Sunday. Friends gathered with baskets for a dinner served at two long tables. Rev E Rausch gave an address at St Pauls Lutheran. Out of town guests attended from Bima Waterton and Readlyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waverly
Schwake
Bremer County
Rausch
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Henry Schwake
Fred Rimwelt
Henry Bodermann
Ernest Frederick
Ernest Frokin
Bima
August Haas
Water-ton
Albert Oltroggee
Philip Oltrogge
Readlyn
Mildred Scott and W. R. Edwards Wed at Cedar Falls
Mildred Scott, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Scott of Waterloo, wed William Ray Edwards of Cedar Falls at First Methodist church Cedar Falls. The ceremony was by Dr W G Rowley with only the couple's parents present. A three course dinner followed at the bride’s home. Edwards works at Wegner Manufacturing and they plan to live at 2017 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrer
Cedar Falls
Mildred DL. Scott
W. H. Scott
Wellington Street
Waterloo
William Ray Edwards
W. M. Edwards
Methodist Church
W. G. Rowley
Wild Rose Club Holds All Day Meeting in Williams Home
The Wild Rose club will meet all day Thursday at Mrs. Hubert Williams home 404 Seventh Street with Mrs. L Richard assisting. A picnic dinner is planned at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Rose Club
Hubert Williams
Seventh Street
L. Richard
Hints in Beauty Care Calories and Slimming Advice
Readers are urged to count calories to keep under 3200 daily and lose weight gradually. The piece advocates a steady two pound weekly reduction, notes cold cream and ice rubs for aging skin, and suggests breathing exercises, massages, and dietary changes including greens and water intake to clear the system.
Archery Debuts as New Recreation at YWCA
Archery will be introduced by the health education department of the YWCA and Playground Association. The sport, popular in England and on college campuses, offers recreation and outdoor exercise to develop grace and poise. Registrations are being taken at the association building for business and high school girls, with practice behind the YWCA building. Special bow crafted by A Bentrude of East High School will be used. Members of the Tuesday gym class will attend a picnic and practice tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Education Department
Young Women's Christian Association
Playground Association
Metrie
England
East Land
Association
Bentrude
East High School
Jesse Roller Ordained Banquet Planned in Waterloo
Jesse Roller will be ordained a Catholic priest in Davenport Saturday. In Waterloo St Marys Church and friends host a banquet at 12 oclock Sunday at Hotel Russell Lamson after 10 am high mass. Reservations by Thursday evening. Monseigneur Conry will preside in Bishop Rohiman's absence. The event features a musical program and other features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse
Waterloo
Davenport
St. Mary's Church
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Mmes
W. C. Korthaus
John Gilles
Joe Vollinger
John P. Bruggeman
Henry P. Rohiman
Monseigneur Conry
Columbia College
Dubuque
Mothers' Pageant at P T A Tonight in Alcott School
A pageant of mothers opens the final Parent-Teacher Association meeting of the year at 7 30 p m today in Alcott School. Mrs Jack Reed heads the event with a large turnout expected. Superintendent Charles W Kline will speak and the grade school orchestra will perform. Mrs Frank Adams and Craig Ellison will sing solos. Mrs I L Ammons and first grade and kindergarten mothers will serve. In Marriage 9 Announced Mrs Lena Miller of 320 Frederick Avenue announces the marriage of her daughter Bess to Rex Ford. Rev J Richmond Morgan reads the service. May 5 they will reside in Toledo Ohio where Mr Ford is employed by Willys-Overland. To Dine Students of Our Lady of Victory Academy hold their junior senior banquet Thursday evening at the Elks Club. Coffers laid for 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Alcott School
Jack Reed
Charles W. Kline
Frank Adams
Craig Elly
I. &. Ammons
Lena Miller
Frederick Avenue
Bess
Rex Ford
J. Richmond Morgan
First Congregational Church
Mrs. Ford Will i
Toledo
Ford
Willys-Overland Corporation
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Elks Club
Cavers
Church Groups Plan Meetings and Activities
Trinity American Luther league meets 7 30 p m Wednesday in church parlors with Myrtle Smith Charlotte Steffregen and Theodore Smith on the committee Circle six of First Lutheran meets Thursday at Mrs C R Hoff s home Division one of the Ladies Aid of St Paul s meets tomorrow at Mrs F J Baldwin s home to plan a supper at the church Friday West Major guild of First Presbyterian meets tomorrow at 230 pm in church parlors with Mrs BE L Rummel Mrs Henry Schneider and Mrs L E Schulte as hosts Young People s choir at Crane Methodist Episcopal church holds a party at 730 pm tonight Senior choir picnic is set for 630 pm Thursday at Casebeer Heights Grace Church Dramatic club officers are James McManus president John Latta vice president Eugene Smith secretary Mary Harper treasurer Lois Shirley and Bruce Campbell business managers Charles Frizzell light chairman Mrs D H Babcock costume chairman Mrs Juanita McClean director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity American Luther League
Myrtle Smith
Charlotte Steffregen
Theodore Smith
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Paul's M. E. Church
F. J. Baldwin
First Presbyterian Church
BE. L. Rummel
Henry Schneider
L. E. Schulte
Crane Methodist Episcopal Church
Casebeer Heights
Grace Church Dramatic Club
James McManus
John Latta
Eugene Smith
Mary Harper
Lois Shirley
Bruce Campbell
Charles Frizzell
D. H. Babcock
Juanita McClean
Floral pageant to be shown by McKinley P T A
McKinley P T A members will view a floral pageant titled Where Are the Wild Flowers tonight at 7 30 p m at McKinley school. The drama, written by Dr George Bennett of Iowa City, features pupils from Miss Anna Koehms room with music by the grade school orchestra under Miss Ettabelle Storer and Miss Ethel Howard. Mothers of fifth and sixth graders will serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Parent-Teacher Association
George Bennett
Iowa City
Anna Koehm
Ettabelle Storer
Ethel Howard
Muriel Corre
Walton League Auxiliary Plants Flowers by Road
Mrs A G Muncey chairs roadside planting for the Izaak Walton league women’s auxiliary along highway 59 yesterday afternoon. Helpers James W C Blowers G W Lucht W M Bardeen and W H Wilson aided in planting poppies bachelor buttons liles and ribbon glass. A card party and dance are planned at the clubhouse tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Muncey
Izaak Walton League
Women’s Auxiliary
Highway 59
L M I Club Hosts Annual Guest Day Event
The Ladies' Musical Improvement club plans a 2 30 p m Saturday gathering at Mrs Young's home with Mrs C M Young and Mrs Thomas Gascaden as hostesses. Children of members will perform the program and the event marks the last meeting until all. Members should notify the hostesses by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musical Improvement Club
C. M. Young
Thomas. Gascaden
Young
Opal Marie Lowe Hosts Bridge Party at Sister's Home
Miss Opal Marie Lowe entertained Emerson school teachers at a bridge party in her sister Mrs. John Henry Bender home lilacs and roses decorated the venue Favors at cards went to Miss Darlene Decker and Miss Dorothy Lumry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Marie Lowe
Emerson School
John Henry Bender
Darlene Decker
Dorothy Lumry
Rock Island veterans to meet in Chicago Palmer House
Several hundred Rock Island railroad veterans from 25 to 50 years of service will gather in Chicago at the Palmer House on May 25 for a 6 pm dinner. President James E. Gorman and other executives will address the group, with a musical entertainment by Rock Island employees. The Twenty-Five Year club counts about 2,000 members across 14 midwestern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Chicago
Palmer House
James E. Gorman
L. ©. Fritch
Carl Ny‘quist
Hal S. Ray
W. H. Thomas
Topeka
Kan
W. P. Williams
Port Worth
Tex
W. A. O'Neil
Town Falls
Rock Island Railroad
Police Notes Report Local Thefts and Incidents
Officer Warren Buckley found a red lantern at 3 a.m. and took it to the station. Christopher of 219 Summit Avenue reported his touring car license H-T191 stolen last night from the 600 block on Washington Street. A second touring car license H-3075 was stolen last night from in front of C. Jyes home at 908 Williston Avenue. Police answered a Newton Street home at 12:30 a.m. for a family disturbance led by Sgt. William Urte and Officer C. L. Pickens. FP. G. Ritter of Albert Hotel reported a Wehr gray suit stolen from his room last night. Circus night netted three arrests for intoxication. Seven homeless wayfarers were given lodging in the city jail last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Buckley
FL. Christopher
Summit Avenue
Green Pea Puree and Chicken Cutlets Recipe Notes
A compact collection of kitchen instructions for Green Pea Puree with onion and parsley, Pickled Onions in white vinegar, and Chicken and Egg Cutlets. Includes steps for simmering stock, sieving, adding flour and milk, and serving with croutons or greens. plus pickling method and finishing touches.
St Louis Schoolma’am Inherits 100000 Ranch in Australia
Miss Ma bel Cobb a 27 year old English teacher at the Mary Institute inherits a $100,000 Australian ranch willed by an uncle she never met. The ranch owner Benjemin Sharpe and two brothers left England about 50 years ago to seek fortune. Cobb plans to continue teaching while deciding her future with the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mabel Cobb
The
Mary Institute
Australia
Benjemin Sharpe
England
Miss Cobb
Yale Student Party to Visit Russia
Richard Henry Diggs Jr of Baltimore will lead eight Yale undergraduates on a Russia tour this summer. Diggs studies drama under Professor George Pierce Baker at Yale and his party includes students with an interest in Russian theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Richard Henry Diggs, Jr
Baltimore
Yale
Russia
Diggs
George Pierce Baker
Mabel Ward the Flying Ward who loves the circus life
Mabel Ward, of the Flying Ward family, discusses life on the road with Robbins' Bros. circus at Cedar River park. She explains why she cannot settle down, details her arm act and wrist protection, and notes sisters Irma and Jessie perform with other shows. She sees travel as essential to her identity as a show girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Ward
Flying Wards
Robbins’ Bros. Circus
Cedar River Park
Big Top
Miss. Ward
Irma
Jessie
Floto
Mabel
Waterloo
City in Brief Highlights and Local Notices
Local briefs note Buchanan's for optical services, a La Porte City Lions Club talk by Senator Arch McFarlane on a proposed 100 million dollar bond, and various family and medical notices. Also mentions naval recruiting visits, travel plans of Irving Farr and daughter Evelyn, a death in Toronto of Dr J H Cascaden, and updates on John G Lemmer after surgery. Includes ads for dentist S Heverly and a church breakfast and travel fare to Des Moines affiliated with Chicago Great Western.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch W. McFarlane
Lions Club
la Porte City
Iowa
Bend
Irving L. Far
Evelyn
New York City
Farr
M. B. Parr
Baltimore Street
New York
Reuben H. Donnelly
Toronto
Thomas Cascaden, Jr
Free Shows at Hazleton Start June 2
Free motion picture shows begin in Hazleton Iowa on Saturday June 2 and continue regularly throughout the summer. Special note to residents that screenings will be held here, offering community entertainment throughout the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
Correction on Hoch marriage date in divorce report
The Courier corrects the record for Walter Hoch and Stella Hoch. They were wed March 9, 1910, not 1914 as previously published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter ©. Hoch
Stella Hoch
the Courier
Real estate transfers list names and parcels across Cedar Falls area
A garbled real estate transfer section lists multiple transfers among individuals and small parcels. Names include Stanley Jerald Emma Nemecek W L Beecher George Moran and others with lots, blocks, and subdivisions in Dunkerton Cedar Falls and related plats. The text shows numerous misspellings and truncated entries but centers on property exchanges and deed notations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Jerald
Emma Nemecek
East Park Place
W. L. Beecher
George Moran
Jand
W. L Brecher
Charles W. Smith
June Paulina Smith
Dunkerton
Orpha Kellogg McCormick
J. J. Parkers
el At
Summit
Jacob J. Folkers
Orpha Mae McCormick
Jenks & McQuilkin
Lubes Ada A. Jones
Jean & Thompson
Int
Cedar Falls
Amabel KH. Campbell
Pearl Crisnan
Cedar Heights
William Sindlinger
Mery Sindlinger
East Side
Caward Inv. Co
Lester W. Miller
Kingbard Hall
Eseeteepeny
Kingbard HM
FW. Miller
Kinghard Hilt
Parents and children in moral perception and resilience
The piece argues massy parents exaggerate minor faults in children while major sins like temper and lies threaten character less. It urges calm, clear explanations to avoid emotionalism. It notes children’s interest in death and funerals and advises encouraging constructive dreams. Commander Richard E Byrd inspired by boyhood to endure cold and dream big.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Byrd
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Majes
Guild
Fidelity Cirele
Stan
Stoddard
Walton League
Matt Parrott
D. C. V.—Memorial Hall
Isabellas
K. C
Allen
Mildred Scott
W. R. Edwards
Sacred Heart Court
SY Edn
Kent Forbes
Y. W
Jesse Roller
P.T. A
Church News
Circle Six
First Lutheran Church
C. R. Hoff
McKinley P.T. A
L. M. I. Club
Bridge
Roosevelt School
Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Association
Glenn Tibbitts
Phil Lucas
Mildred Schaefer
Mildred Giger
Lillian Holmes
Marjorie Miller
Mar Jguerite Billan
Mary Moore
Adalida Haake
Laura Milton
Mabel Farr
Waterloo Woman's Club
Loren Berry
Reuben Miller
Octavia Potter
Margaret Wilson
Emma Lou Smith
Helene Brown
Rachael Rohde
Lucille Springer
Leslie Gifford
Charles City
W. P. McCormick
W. W. McClain
Englewood Avenue
MecClain
Bymes Park
Rock Island Veterans
Algees of
Vir
Paris
Schoolma'am
Truth In Furs
Greten
Miss Furette
Circus
Show Girl
Buchanan's
F. A. Wiley
Lafayette Street
Minneapolis
E. B. Mueller
Betty and
Roy
Los Angeles
Cal
John W. Gilles
Dawson Siree
R. N. Cowin
Cedar Bend
Albert Potlit
Clay Street
R. H. Pritchard
T. B. Burns
Cedar Rapids
U. S. Army
LaFayette Building
Naval Service
John G. Lemmer
International Harvester Company
Lemmer
St. Francis Hospital
Walte
Low Tate
Wenlemm
Central America
South America
Asia
Africa
Spain
Peru
Nicaragua
Italy
France
Master Cleaners
East Fourth St
Magaid
W. M. Harned
Riviers Theatre
G. C. Kennedy
Trace
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Ales
Patie
City and Staic
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