Plays by Former Resident Produced in India
Minneapolis mother Mrs. Harold Whittle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Glenny, will see her children's plays Fly Away Jack and The Very Brave Little Bear produced in Calcutta, India this winter by the International Federation of University Women. The works, written four years ago for a Carleton Miles drama class, are adaptations of nursery rhymes and fairy tales for young audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Minneapolis
Harold Whitte
A. E. Glenny
Fourth’ Street West
Waterloo
Calcutta
International Federation’ 'Af Univerty
Little Bear
College
Minneapolis Journal
Bulletin of International Federation of University Women
H.K. Painter
College Women's Club
Cedar Falls P. E. O. Chapters Launch Season Schedule
Cedar Falls P. E. O. chapters begin their season with a convocation at Mrs. FG Ellsworth’s home marking the forty first year. The year features 18 meetings including a joint session with Chapter FV and topics such as Iowa parks the origin of the world War and a modern play. Officers include Mrs O B Read president Mrs William Casey vice president and Mrs J B Clay recording secretary. Chapters FV also opened the year with a supper at Mrs Elmer F Parman’s home. The FV program holds 17 meetings with 41 members 34 resident and 7 nonresident.
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Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
P.E.O
FG. Ellsworth
B. Read
Iowa
Parks
Fay
Ringland
D. B. Newman
William, Casey
J. 1B. Clay
Mary Robinson
Benamin
G.C. Keller
T. B. Keene
W. .G. Crofder
Elmer
Parman
Franklin ‘Street
Harry
Merrill
J.’ Cable
Dedication preparations at Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Preparations are underway at the new Cedar Falls Woman's club home for a dedication on Thursday after Curtains and furnishings have arrived including tables linen and silverware Banquet tickets are on sale with about 200 expected to attend Local social notes mention Mrs Welch hosting a dinner for Mrs Graham and other gatherings as families celebrate upcoming weddings and showers
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Cedar Falls
Willam W. Welch
Albert’ Graham
Santa Ana
Cal
LeClair’ Martin
Tremont Street
Myr
Edward Martin
Detroit
Mich
Genevieve Hill
Helen Belz
Clay Street
Ming Martin
Cyril Lance
Lansing
Annabel Seltenrich
Sixth Street
Martin
Society Calendar of Local Organizations Tonight
A dense listing of social and auxiliary group meetings across churches and clubs. Includes Women's Benefit Association at K Hall, Business and Professional Women at YWCA, Civil War veterans events, multiple church circles, picnics, bridge and social clubs, and evening gatherings at Masonic temple and Universalist parish house. Secondary notes mention specific hosts and leaders such as Mrs. Hartwigate, Miss Mary Nauman, Mrs. Mary Sharp, and Mrs. J. S. Goodyear across Westminster and First Presbyterian venues.
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Women’s Benefit Association
K. Hall
Scattergood
King’s Daughters
Joe Buck
Faith
First Evangelical Church
August’ Hartwigate
Memorial Hall
West Side Circle
Christ Episcopal Church
Mary Nauman
First Presbyterian’ Church
Noble Grand Club
Esther Anderson
Union Veterans
Roy Chadwick
Ladies' Ald Society
United: Presbyterian Church
Chisholm
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
Mary Sharp
Lucky Thirteen
George Highley
H. G. W. Friendship Club
J. S. Goodyear
Westminster Presbyterian Church
A. J. Walker
First Congregational Church
Graves United Brethren Church
Central Christian Church
Robert Patrick Calvary
Women's Groups of First M E Church to Meet Tomorrow
Women's Home Missionary Society opens with devotional at 10 30 led by Mrs H J Hemmerling and memorial service for Laura Webb and Flora Burling. Special music by Mrs George Smelser and Mrs J B Meyer. Picnic dinner served noon. Ladies' Aid meets 1 30 for cattle congress plans and tea towel shower. At 2 Women’s Foreign Missionary Society convenes with devotions by Mrs F A Becker and music under Mrs Nella Merrill Gummings. Talks by Mrs C A Ferguson and Mrs S H E Barron. Mystery box and officer elections to follow.
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J.B. Meyer
W. W. Simmons
CR. Cassell
C. W. Hitchcock
W. H. Beverstock
J. A. Worley
G. A. Scholin
Margaret Roderick
Cora Darting
Ladies’ Aid Society
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
F.A. Becker
Nella Merrill Gummings
C. A. Ferguson
Cameron couple observes sixtieth wedding anniversary
In Independence Iowa on September 15 Mr. and Mrs. R A Cameron celebrated 60 years of marriage at the Croweill home. Residents of Independence 35 years, they were wed September 15, 1869 in Littleton. Surviving family include daughter Carrie and sons Earl and Frank, with greetings from J R Cameron and Glen Marlow in New York.
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Couréer
Independence
R. A. Cameron
Frank Croweill
J. R. Cameron
Glen Marlow
New York City
Temple Rebekah Lodge Founding Anniversary Observance
Temple Rebekah lodge marks its seventy-eighth founding anniversary with a program for members of Black Hawk lodge No. 72 TP King, the oldest member, will recount the order’s history. Musical numbers by Ale Margaret Shirey and a playlet feature Mrs Olive Walden, Mrs Grace Eliott, and Mrs Eva Hill. Refreshments follow during the social hour.
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Temple Rebekah Lodge
Black Hawk Lodge
TP. King
Ale Margaret Shirey
Olive Walden
Grace Eliott
Eva Hill
Stee
Katherine Graham and Paul Pahl to Be Married Tonight
Katherine Graham and Paul Pahl plan a 8 o clock ceremony at the bride elects parents home 130 Sheridan road in Clinton The service will be by Rev Thomas R Niven with Olver Stevenson playing before The couple will honeymoon on a motor tour and then reside on a farm near Waterloo The bride with ivory velvet and tulle and a bouquet of Ophelia roses and delphinium attends Attendant Alpha Larsen wears blue velvet and carries a dahlia bouquet Best man is Detlef Pahl brother of the groom Both families from Clinton and Waterloo are named with relatives and education details provided
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Katharine, Graham
James Graham
Paul Pahl
Henry Pani
Clinton
Abi
Idan Road
Thomas R. Niven
First Presbyterian Church
Olver Stevenson
Mendelssohn
Nevin
Lohengrin
Miss Graham
Alpha Larsen
Graham
Detlef Pahl
Minneapolis
Henry Pahl
Charles Lamond
Pahl
Waterloo
West High School
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Prince School
Boston
Mass
Clinton High School
University of Town
Delta Upsilon Fraternity
Buhmann Marries Towa City Woman in Presbyterian Rite
Dr Harold Buhmann and Miss Marguerite E. Taylor of Iowa City wed in Towa City on Sunday September 15 with Rev Rhind officiating. Attendants included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Blumenstein. After the ceremony the couple dined at Waterloo home before heading to West Union where Dr Buhmann opened an office.
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Marguerite E. Taylor
Robert Taylor
Iowa City
Harold H. Buhmann
H. A. Buhmann
Center Street
Waterloo
Towa City
Mr. Rhind
Presbyterian Church
Lloyd Blumenstein
West Union
Pr. Buhmann
H. °.A. Buhmann
J.P. Buhmann
L. R. Buhmann
E. C. Buhmann
H. H. Bittner
Alvin Gates
Traer
H. S. Buhmann
Kate Steffen
Reinbeck
Buhmann
Wellman
Buchmann
West High School
University of Town
Xi Psi Phi
Musical Tea Opens Chapter Z PEO Year
Chapter Z PEO held a garden tea at Mrs. Mortimer B. Cleveland's home at 2135 Prospect avenue to inaugurate the year. Mrs. E L Corton and Mrs. Robert Parrott presided. Entertainment included The Misdemeanors of Nancy, a humorous encore, piano accordion numbers by Miss Margaret Morris, and dances by Little Jean Fergeman and Virginia Miller, all from Ross Conservatory. A short business session preceded the program with a future musical planned at Mrs. J D Liftring's home.
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Chapter Z
P. E.G
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Prospect Avenue
E. L. Corton
Robert Parrott
Nancy
W. Stanton Halvorson
Margaret Morris
Little Jean Fergeman
Virginia Miller
Ross Conservatory of Music
J. D. Liftring
Anderson Morgan Nuptials Read Last Night
Miss Clara Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs James Anderson New Hampton married Barney Morgan son of Mr and Mrs Morgan Los Angeles Cal at 6 o clock last night in the Andersons home 241 Hammond Avenue. Rev H Muller First Lutheran Church officiated before relatives and friends. The bride wore blue transparent velvet with a rose bouquet. Bridegroom wore brown tailored ensemble. A wedding dinner followed at the Anderson home and the couple left for Los Angeles where Morgan is employed by Warner Brothers Hollywood.
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Clara Anderson
James Anderson
New Hampton
Barney Morgan
Morgan
Los Angeles
Cal
Ella Andorf
Hammond Avenue
H. Mueller
First Lutheran Church
Mrs. Morgan
Andars
The
Forever
Warmer Brothers
Hollywood
Church Groups Plan Socials and Missionary Events
At Universalist church Clara Barton guild elected Mrs. Conard B Rheiner as delegate to the National Women's Missionary Society convention to be held in Washington on Oct 22 and 23. Mrs Jay Hensen elected vice president. Numerous church groups announce picnics, tea receptions, and meetings with hosts named including Mrs G A Cohagen Mrs G Corey Mrs J Richmond Morgan and Mrs Brooks. Members from Grace M E Trinity A L church First Congregational Westminster Presbyterian First Baptist Graves United Brethren and East Park Presbyterian plan gatherings with social programs and lunches for fall.
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Clara’ Barton
Universalist Church
Conard
B. Rheiner
National Women’s Missionary Society
Washington
D. G
Jay’’Hensen
Chhurch
Ull-Dulch
Grace
M. E. ‘Church
G. A. Cohagen
Vine Street
West Side
Roger Mueller
Riehl Street
B. J. Faust
H. W. Pond
Clara Truak
Independence Avenue
E. Dooley
Fowler Street
R.L. Carpenter
Roy Leslie Smith
Walnut Street
First Congregational Church
F. A. Sporle
Plainfield Girl Wed Nashua Man in Quiet Ceremony
Plainfield Iowa September 17 The marriage of Miss Helen Arlene Orcutt and Russell Wayne Meyers was solemnized at the bride’s home with 12 guests. Rev Alfred VanBenschoten officiated, Mrs Carl Eggleston sang I Love You Truly, attendants were Kenneth Orcutt and Mildred Coffman. The bride wore brown velvet and roses. The couple plan to reside in Tripoli after October.
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Courier Special Sertes
Plainfield
Helen Arlene Orcutt
M. Orcutt
Russell Wayne Meyers
E. Meyers
Nashua
Alfred VanBenschoten
Carl Eggleston
Kenneth B. Orcutt
Mildred Coffman
Plainfield High School
Iowa State Teachers College
Nashua High School
Gates College
Waterloo
Ambrose Auto Company
Trinali
Tripoli
Miss Jean Bickley Honored at Dance
Miss Jean Bickley left for Davenport to study at St. Catherine's school and was honored at a Saturday evening event hosted by Miss June Steinmayer at her home on Third Street West. Refreshments served by Mrs. H.C. Steinmayer and Mrs. F. E. Barnhart. Attendees included Ruth Stetzel Carmine Alles Marguerite Maring Rosemary Collins Bob Hreck Eugene Cheney Forest Huston Bob Stevenson Jack Brinkman Tom Leonard Don McMillan. Dinner shower for Mrs. Virginia Meisner Herron featured by Mid-Continent girls. Autumnal flowers and a bridge game followed the dinner for 33 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Bickley
Davenport
St. Catherine's School
June Steinmayer
Third Street West
H.C. Steinmayer
F. E. Barnhart
Ruth Stetzel
Carmine Alles
Marguerite Maring
Rosemary Collins
Bob Hareck
Eugene Cheney
Forest Huston
Bob Stevenson
Jack Brinkman
Tom Leonard
Don McMillan
Virginia Meisner Herron
Peteroseum Company
Mrs Harold Risley Feted at Shower
A shower honoring Mrs Harold Risley, formerly Miss Marian Stevens, was hosted by Miss Beatrice Scott and Miss Penn Nicholson at the former home. The evening featured banjo music, a ballet dance by Betty Jean Scott, and a three course meal. Gifts were presented by Betty Jean Scott with an orange yellow and green centerpiece theme. Attendees included Mrs F Asquith, Mrs F C Stevens, and several Misses from the community.
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Harold Risley
Wifo
Marian Stevens
Beatrice Scott
Penn’ Nicholson
Ralph. Randall
Everett Morris
Betty Jean’. Scott
Samuel Scott
A. E. Nicholson
Helen Mae Asquith
Hazel
Bisby
Margaret Zerwis
Gladys Brandt
Helen Pfeffer
Magdalene Darby
Kitchen Shower Fetes Bride-Elect Pearl Bloes
A kitchen shower honoring Miss Pearl Bloes, bride-elect to Francis J. Clabby, was hosted by Mrs. John Roberts at 1016 Commercial Street. Prizes totaling five hundred were won by Mrs. Art Curran, Mrs. Ergin Ebr, and Miss Alice Pint. refreshments were provided by the hostess and helpers.
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Pearl Bloes
Francis J. Clabby
John Roberts
Commercial Street
Mra
Art Curran
Ergin Ebr
Alice Pint
Peter Lies
J. L. Pint
Frank Bloes
Club Notes and Meetings Across Cedar Falls Community
Local clubs convene with Thur sday afternoon gatherings at Cedar Heights Woman s club and other venues. Talks on soil and flowers planned. members bring fall blooms and baskets. Rainbow club hosts, bridge clubs meet, and a mixed shower honors Miss Clara Lontier amid wedding plans. Music Teachers form Waterloo association. Holiness group meets. Elks plan September events and September picnic details.
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Cedar Heights
Woman's ‘Club
Cedar Falls Couple Married at Nashua
In Cedar Falls on Sept 17 Rev William Kent officiated at the marriage of William Hansen and Miss Faith McKenzie of Cedar Falls at the Little Brown church near Nashua. They will reside at 409 12 Walnut street after spending a few days in Minneapolis. The couple was attended by Mrs Oscar Hansen and Lee Drum.
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Courier Special Servier
Cedar Falls
William Kent
Little Brown
Nashua
Willam Hansen
Faith McKenzie
Oscar Hansen
Lee’ Drum
Design 1694 Young Girl Ensemble Pattern Ad
A fashion pattern for a youth outfit with a separate skirt tuck-in blouse and short jacket. Describes fabrics such as Jersey tweed or kasha for coat and skirt and printed silk crepe linen or pique for the blouse. Sizes 8 10 12 14 with yardage details and simple instructions. The Fashion Book costs ten cents when ordered with a pattern from New York City address.
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Lawn City Club
Gertrude Wiegert
Leéland Avenus
Helen Fox
Eleanor Dean
Helen Sloan
Bertha Kress
Elfriede Kammeyer
Frieda Greege
Alice Wiegert
F. F. Wiegert
U. V. Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans Aux Mary
Kensington
Cyrug Wer
Becker
O. BE. S
First M. BE. Church
Rebekah
Robert Nanman
Home Park Boulevard
Coleen Ann
Jack Henderson
Jack Miller
Dicka Nauman
Bobby ‘Acker
Dick Acker
Gordon Wagner
Jack Knight
Junior Babcock
Gloria Gotshall
Mary Jean Smith
Fonda Mae Babcock
Louann Sneckenberger
Virginia Lou Davis
Katherine Graham
Katharine Graham
Harold Buhmann
Frain
Church News
Senior Luther League
Trinity American Lutheran Church
First Baptist Church
George Corey
Sherwood Park
A. L. Walker
J. Richmond Morgan
Brooks
Lndies
Cabinet
Circle
Woman's Organizations
Robert Patrick
Parker Street
Division 2
Grace M. E. Church
Guy Lee
Cortlandt Street
C. R. Rohde
Ninth Street
Sarah Peck
Lafayette Street
Fourth Street
Philip Lucas
Parker.street
Highland and Independence
Calvary Evangelical Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Society
East Park Presbyterian Church
Carl Smith
Daughters of Plymouth
Plymouth Congregational “Church
FL. Guyer
Oakland Avenue
Note Club
Pearl Ellis
Walnut “Street
Wild* Rage Club
Gilbert Isley
West First Street
Rainbow Club
T. K. ‘Bridge Club
Roy McLain
Lucky ‘Thirteen Bridge Club
7. S. Goodyear
Clara Lonter
Susan Lonter
Sonia
Lonter
Chicago
Edmund Hessting
Peoria
Ill
Lontier
N. A. Lonter
N. J. Kramer
Anna Goetzinger
Ipnia
Music Teachers
Music Teachers of Waterloo
Black’s Tearoom
Music Teachers Association of Waterloo
Herbert Marshall
Claude Bennett
Maude Popp’ Wiese
Black's Tearoom
Holiness Association
Northeastern
Tri-County
Elks Lodge
Elks Club
Pearl Hartson
Irva ‘Thomas
Will McGranahan
Will Cummings
Clare Elliott
Joe Ingamells
Frank Reed
Jim la Tour
Alfred Oleson
Danco
Claire Elliott
Mr. and Bretos Reed
Waterloo Royal Neighbors
Nevada Street
Bettehr
Miss” Evening Courier
Fattern
Tex
Piccadilly
Parklane
Avenue
Regent
Riverside
Plaza
Kayser
Comera
dKace
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