Miss Marion Talley to perform in Cedar Falls concert
America's famous operatic star Miss Marion Talley will headline a Friday evening concert at Town State Teachers College Cedar Falls. The 21 year old singer recently toured Europe and has appeared in 70 leading operatic roles. The program features Zoellner and Wing with pieces by Purcell, Brahms, Reger, and Wagner among others, amid a wave of campus events and club activities across Waterloo area.
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Marion Talley
America
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Miss Talley
Pelup
Europe
Italy
Germnany
France
Miss Valley
Lhd Asssines
Wotan Zoellner
Smd Charles Wing
Praeludium
Puggart-Breisier
Zoellner
Wiegentied
Rae
C. W. Kirkpatrick
John Knox
D. J. Walker
Maryland Street
C. M. Young
W. A. Line
Sunnyside Country
Linden M. E. Church
C. Porter
Jolly ‘Times
Frank
Y- R. CG
thimblebee—Memorial
Golden Link Club
Jean
Frupp
Sons of Union Veterans
May Tunis
C.T. U
Willard Hall
Henry Grait
Go. T. U
Wilard
T. T. U. Club
Earl Dean
Klenry Schroeder
U. G. Cith
Donald Stuber
Li. M. I. Music
C. C. Ulndnuer
A. E. Enderlein
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
A. M.j
Lunellcon
Waterloo
Woman's Club
Irs
W. H. Howrey
Cluild
Ce Cc
Tawa State Teachers College
Parent-Teacher Association
Our Lady of Victory Academy
U. C. T—Elksshub
Moostheart P. Moose Hall
Thatar Asay
Y. W. G. City Council
W.C. A. Little B. Acnnelix Lingelbach
Miss Orrick Bride of George Redenbaugh at Home Rites
Miss Katharine Orrick daughter of Mr and Mrs H Orrick sr of 196 Gates street married George Redenbaugh son of Mrs Laura Redenbaugh of Tabor in a quiet morning ceremony read by Rev F W Clayton at All Saints Omaha Nebraska. Attended by family with autumn decor and Ophelia roses the couple after breakfast at Hotel Russell Lamson plan to reside in Tabor.
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Katherine Orrick
H. ©. Orrick
Gates Street
George Redenbaugh
Laura Redenbaugh
Tabor
F. W. Clayton
All Saints Church
Omaha
Nehb
Ames Chapman
H. C. Orrick, Jr
Cedar Fails
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Vera Parizek
Charles Parizek
Waltham
Albin Husak, Glatier
Tracer High School
St. Mary’s
Church
Vinton
W. Hradecky
Helen Parizek
Clutier
Elsie ‘Hock
Will Hock
Trier
Rudy Bader
Joan Bader
Dysart
Ab Shell Rock
A. R. Grant
Alice Hock
Edwin Bader
Caroline F. Ricken
Woden
Max Steinfeldt
Eldora
Henry Kruse
Garret Ricken
Sylva Clemons
S. L. Glemons
New Providence
Leonard A. Mitchell
EH. Mitchell, Armstrong
Evergreen Parsonage
Hubbard
Ferguson
Ruth ‘Newby
Ross Clemons
Marie Morrissey
New Hampton
Edward Schilling
Waverly
St. Joseph's Church
Coumer Butler
Santa Barbara
Cal
A.C. Wilkins
Walter J. Kennedy
Columbia
Milter
Chicago
Angela Maiers
North Washington
Lawrence Holhs
Ionia
PB. J. Puetz
Immaculate Conception Church
Amelia Roths
Gregor Mailers
Ilness
Roths
Chris Maiers
North
Washington
Mr. Roths
Peter Roths
Tonia
St. Boniface School
Mary Anthony
Haven
Harry Kenner
Chelsea
Nelson Murdock
Toledo
Lincoln
Anthony
Kenner
E. ©. Kenner
Adalene Mclree
John E. Rush
West Union
Marshalltown
W. BR. Yard
Emma A. Prusha
Seattle
Wash
Wes
William Wallace ‘Tracy
Tama
Bellingham
Helen Cook Kinney
W. W. Cook
Hampton
John Charlton Batham
Des Moines
J. A. Jensen
Webber
Florence Webber
George Harder
Waterloo
Nashua
Waterlow
Lafayette Street
Older Folk Entertained at Annual First Methodist Dinner
At the First Methodist church Friday noon an annual dinner honored the two oldest guests, Mrs. Elizabeth Ralston 83 and Mrs. Beattie Stickney 86, with about 100 attendees. Rev J A Young welcomed guests and readings were given by Mrs Thomas Serr and Mrs Mary John as childhood pictures were shown.
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First Methodist Church
Elizabeth Ralston
Beatte Stickney
M. M. Beal
A. T. Hukill
C. A. McKirryher
J. A. Young
W.G. Crowder
Cedar Falls
Lotus Survay
Thomas Serr
Mary John
Young
W. G. Crowder
MD. Billingsley
George
Grin
George Shearer
Hints in Beauty Care by Tiata Dyeing
A vintage beauty column advising hair dyeing tips and scalp health. It discusses dye safety, henna use for gray cover, and the skill of stylists in achieving natural tones. The piece also touches on joint care and a dietary note, warning about fats, sugars, and oils while dieting.
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Tiata
Lagtraest
Social Events on Week's Calendar
A dense listing of social and club activities for the week across faith groups, women’s clubs, fraternals, and civic organizations. Entries include the Black Hawk chapter events, tea rooms, church gatherings, lodge card parties, luncheons, study groups, and public library meetings. Notable venues include Black's Tea Room, Westminster church, Grace Methodist, Hotel Russell Lam Gates, and the public library.
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Black Hawk
D. A. T Black
the Quest Divine
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Queen Esthers
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Hall
P. BE
CG. A
Waterbury
D. J
Walker
Phi Sigma Chi
Russell Lamson
Gates College
Black's Tea Room
Louis Blackman
A. Greben
Dubuque
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
R. T—Firemen’s Hall
Isabella
R. ©. Hall
First Baptist Business Group
Zoe Tucker
Public Library
West
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I
C. O. F. Hall
Business Women’s
Ies
Social Union—Universalist
Gates Park Civic Club
Triax
RE. T
Firemen’s Hall
Tayaninns Labor Bureau
Carpenters
Hate
College Groups Host Weekend Social Events in Cedar Falls and Waterloo
Teachers college Cedar Falls hosted a formal dinner at Hotel Russell Lamson. Alpha Delta Alpha fraternity held a dance at the Elks club Waterloo. Zeta Tau fraternity hosted a dance at Galloway's. Miss Elsimae Turney presided at a Halloween party 442 Euclid Avenue with prizes to Miss Josephine Dunt and Miss Helen Jane Thompson. About 100 couples attended a Travelers' Protective Association carnival dance at Moose hall.
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Te ‘Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Vv. O. V. Sipma Phi Sorority
Hotel
Russell- Lamson
Alpha Delta Alpha Fraternity
Elks Club of
Waterloo
Galloway
Elsimae Turney
Rn Hallowe'mn
Auclid Avenue
Josephine Dunt
Helen Jane Thompson
Dorothy Desne
Evelyn
Marjorie Whipple
Rhoda Mae Hooper
Helen Jean Wiesley
Travelers’ Protective Association
Moose Hall
Work of Colored Women in Nation and State Outlined
Mrs Edna K Bell outlined the National Association of Colored Women with 200000 members at a Waterloo Woman's Club Home and Education Department meeting. She described aims to elevate education raise home standards improve social moral economic and religious life protect rights of women and children promote civil political rights and interracial understanding. She noted funds raised for Frederick Douglass home and discussed Iowa State efforts including a university of Iowa housing project bought in 1919. Musical numbers and a tea followed with Mrs Ellyson presiding.
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National Association of Colored’ Women
Edna K. Bell
Iowa Federation of Colored Women's Clubs
Waterloo
Waterloo Woman's Club
God Is Love
Elizabeth Hackett
Marie Backstrom
Business Women of America and Europe Compared
Mrs. Lena M. Phillips reports striking contrasts in the roles of women in business across nations after a European tour with 60 federation members. She notes Britain uses women mainly in clerical and stenographic work, while French and Belgian women face legal and marital constraints. Dutch and Swiss patterns vary, German women work out of need and enjoy equal rights, and Italian women gain administrative posts under Fascism.
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Lena M. Phillips
National Federation of Business
Europe
Phillips
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
Mrs. Phillips
Meeting by Black Hawk Chapter D A R in Cedar Pails
Black Hawk chapter DAR held an afternoon and evening gathering at Black's tearoom with Miss Mae Padre Mrs W E Downing Winthrop and Mrs F W Hearn Independence as hostesses A program featured a biography review of George Rogers Clark by Miss Jeannette Carpenter Dinner planned Out of town guests included Walter Jaust Naperville I4 May Tower and Miss Thelma Fransen Parkersburg Ta A Tuesday meeting of Sunshine Lodge No 27 L A to BR of R will convene at 2:30 in Fireman's hall A card party for men and women is planned with Mrs Valeria Moyer in charge
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Black Hawk
Black's Tearoom
Mae Padre
W. E. Downing
Winthrop
F. W. Hearn
Independence
George Rogers Clark
Jeannette Carpenter
Walter Jaust
Naperville
Tower
Thelma Fransen
Parkersburg
Sunshine Lodge No
L. A
R. Th
Grace M E church welcomes new members in dinner
About 175 attended a Friday evening dinner and reception at Grace M E Church for new members. W A Lane welcomed Rev Rov Leslie Smith and family, who spoke. Miss Ida Sehwind represented members, and performances by Miss Anna Morse, Miss Dana Campbell, Miss Ettabelle Storer, and a kazoo orchestra followed.
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Grace M. E
W. A. Lane
Rov Leslie Smith
Mr. Smith
Ida Sehwind
Anna Morse
Dana Campbell
Scott
Ettabelle Storer
Bohm
Drdin
Kkazoo
Jack Camphbell
Jj, Stickman
Mra
M. Chaney
Northeastern Iowa couples wedding announcements compiled
A parade of marriages is noted across Iowa towns with pairings including Marion Carlow and Karl Bunze in Chicago after a secret August ceremony. Lucile Robitson and Harold Mason in Rockford. Elizabeth Proctor and Ralph Hitchings near Nevada. Alma Tesdahl and George Christensen at Kanawha. Vera Parizek and Albin Husak near Clutier. Helen Minkel and Harold Jones in Waterloo. plus numerous other unions in Treascribed locales. Ediths across Oelwein, Mitchell, Nashua, Dumont, Traer, Waverly, and Des Moines are listed with dates, homes, and couples’ futures.
Waverly couple to wed at Mount Prospect in late November
Waverly area social notes report Miss Mildred Stauffer announcing her engagement to Morris Loomer at a November 189 event. The couple plans to marry November 28 and reside in Waterloo after the wedding, with guests from Clarksville Havelock and Gladbrook. The item also lists local society activities and upcoming card parties and dinners.
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Coririer
Waverly
Mildred Stauffer
Morris Loomer
Stauffer
W. FB. Stauffer
Club Notes FY. W. club gathering at president home
The FY. W. club met Friday afternoon at Mrs. O. Junger’s home at 721 Denver Street for social time. Miss Pauline Horton assisted with refreshments. The group plans to meet in two weeks with H. W. Dunlap at 909 First Street West.
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FY. W
O. &. Junger
Denver Street
Pauline Horton
Ee H. W. Dunlap
First Street West
Frances. Sheiler
Happy Girl Club
Mary McChegney
Ackerman Street
C. J. Shetter
Lillian McChesney
Brain Test Answer Potentially Puzzling List
A brief puzzle note lists items linked to cities and landmarks. Boston appears beside no clear clue, Paris is paired with a giraffe and Nile with Suez, suggesting a playful riddle aligning places with objects.
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Boston
Paris
Giraffe
Nile
Suez
The Childs First School Is the Family Froebel suit
The National Kindergarten Association sues Froebel and West Fortleth Street New York City. The articles appear weekly in the Evening Courier columns.
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National Kindergarten Association
West Fortleth Street
Newark City
Evening Courier
Interruptions Disrupt a Childs Concentration and Finish
A reflective piece shows how constant interruptions hinder a child from completing tasks like building a castle or finishing a story. It contrasts a baby reaching for a ball, a five year old tea party, and Tom missing a climb, arguing adults should allow children to finish what they start. It urges letting children complete ideas to gain exhilaration and lasting momentum.
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Margie
Dorothy
Tom
W C T U Women Plan Autumn Program at Community Hall
The W C T U will host an autumn program at Wield Hall on Wednesday with three sessions at 2 pm and 7 pm. A luncheon at 12:30 and dinner at 6 will be served. Mrs Jeanette Mann of Boston and Mrs Mary J Philpot of Cedar Falls will speak, with devotionals by Mrs Thompson, Mrs Elghmey, and Lotus Sarvay.
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Women's ‘Christian Temperance Wion
Wield Hall
Atclica
Jeanette Mann
Boston
Mass
Mary. J. Philpot
Cedar Falls
Black Hawk County
Loyal’ Temperance Legion
G.H. Thompson
F. J. Elghmey
Lotus Sarvay
Kindness Toward Kindergartners Praised By College Leader
B M Walker president of a Mississippi college expresses strong appreciation for kindergarten work as an educational influence. He commends those who guide young children in age appropriate play and study, believing such effort greatly enhances their development and growth.
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B. M. Walker
College
Mississippi
Waterise Ovening Courier PATTERNS Offerings
Patterns from Waterise Ovening Courier let buyers obtain up-to-date designs for accompanying fashions. Enclose 15 cents per pattern to FASHION DEPARTMENT AVENING COURIER WATERIOO with orders. patterns enable seams and are filled quickly, reaching customers about ten days after mailing.
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Waterioo
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H. B. Boles
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Oelwein
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Oehvein High School
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Nevada
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Clarion
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Eagle Grove
Kanawhao
J. O. Reitan
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Berniece Sanquist
Ned Sanquist
Crystal Lake
George Hulmes
Buffalo Center
Pringey
Boone
Helen “Minkel
Harold J. Jones
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Weaverly
W. A. Simmons
Geneva Thomas
Ed Thomas
Traer
Jake Hallahan
Marian Hanson
Minneapolis
James Brown
George Brown
Dumont
Emmanuel Danish Lutheran Church
Min
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Orlyn Wiese
Luzerne
Julius Shudt
Rev. F. Starke
Laura Wateman
Russell Wiese
Esther Kruse
Alfred L. Lutz
Sheldon
Manchester Lutheran Parsonage
Herberk Groening
Rita. Cooper
Harry Harrison
Lancaster
Newhall
Southern California Electric Company
Carolyn
Margaret Clarke
Sault Ste. Marie
Gan
Hugh Gordon McLeod
Greene
J. M. McIntosh
G. S. Haston
Vivian Kessler
Lester H. Heyer
Estherville
Little Brown Shurch
Get
Heyer
R. F. Slee
Kathryn Heyer
Rhodes Motor Company
Anna Pekerek
Ener Danielson
Reeve Township
Franklin County
L. C. Harris
Central Christian Church
Eleanor Krueger
Fred Krueger
Mount Prospect
William
Babes! Paton
Besian County
Mount iProspect
Travelers , Protective Association
J. W. King
Fred Morgan
J. BE. Kurth
Pred. King
Paul Venter
Dmurs
Mebel Nelson
Cedar Rapids
A. C. Barron
Ernest Scholtz
William Hanson
East High School
Norma Bell
Mildred Oman
Grace Jirza
Juanita Gunstead
Dorothy Hill
Marcella Parker
Maxting Clough
Eleanor Dean
Donald Ferguson
K. C. Hall
Regunar Lodge
Bethany Temple
White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Hall
Marion Sorenson
Helen Dann
Li S. Alexander
Lincoln Circle
Gold Leaf Camp
Hazel J. Johnson
Charles D. Marriott
Darington
Wis
Little Brown Church
E. BE. Clements
Livermore
J. Gordon Hibbard
Himbolkdt
Nellie C. Schneller
Victor J. Polansky
Mason City
Marabeth A. Baker
Harvey
Schmidt
Minn
Hazel M. Krogenn
Postville
Albert W. Bearls
Peoria
Lucille Reif
Raymond Dyhrkopf
Sumner
Melva OG. Walter
Englewood
Earl T. Walton
Riverside
Frances Vivian Kessier
Hamptan
E. W. Loomis
Eula Spencer
John 2D
Regentine, Cloquet, Minn. i
Milfred Gallagher
C. L. Golagher
Virgil Jorden
Misa Laura Eatinger
Acq
Grundy Center
Bruce
Jeannette Stevenson Murray
Jack
Big Brother
Tommy
Mather
W. C.T. AL
Bridge
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Walter Manning
Western Avenue
W. G. Bunn
W. EB. Schoen
E. L. Scott
C. C. Jenkins
F. E. Gamp
J. O. Naizé
Woapital
St. Francis Hospital
Auxuary
T. S. Menges
Menges
J. Ackerman
J. Pierce
B. S. Beck
Jane Kirby
C. M. Parker
Frederick
C. Schmidt
Black's Terroom
Sunnyside
Sunnyside Country Club
Joseph Cowan
Clayton Bronson
Robert Hardin
C. &. Cory
Woman’s Labor Bureau
Carpenter Hall
Bach
Walter B. Coram
Center Street
Leo A. Larson
Coram
L.T. Jones
Goran
First United Presbyterian Church
Mir
Anene
Saeetae
Tenon
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