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Sunday, February 2, 1919 The Daily Iowan State University of Iowa Page 3 ___________________________ Society and Personal ___________________________ Cretsinger-Sickler Announcement is made of the marriage of Lieut. J. D. Sickler and Inex Cretsinger. Lieut. Sickler was a member of the Lambda Tau Alpha fraternity at Ames. Miss Cretsinger was a member of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority here. ________ Berry-Thorne Friends here are interested in the announcement of the marriage of Ralph Thorne of Clarinda, a former student here, to Janet Berry, also of Clarinda. _________ A number of girls are spending the week end out of town. They are Ruth Bair at Marengo, Ada Yoder at Kalona, Louise Dorweiler at Lone Tree, Anne Hogan at Parnell, Catherine Moore at Brooklyn, Gertrude Kiser at Wilton Junction, Mary Proestler at Davenport, Vernie Bisgard at Des Moines, Lucile Arnold at Mount Vernon, Marie Kellogg at Cedar Rapids, Marguerite Ford at Moline Ill., Leona Vanetta at Grinnell, Margaret Whelan at Dubuque, Irma Kern at Ames, Frances Dunham at Wpello, Viva Barsaloux at Marshallrown, Evelyn Bracewell at Lone Tree, Margaret Brown at Sigourney, and Agnes Knight at Esterville. Mabel Lucas is spending the week end at Ames. Sergeant David Gallaher, former student here, has returned to his home in Iowa City, having received his discharge from the 214th engineering train at Camp Custer. Hanna Drexel, '18, is teaching English at Denmark. Beryl Brandmill, a sophomore last year, is assistant principal at Germania, and Margaret Ulrick also a sophomore last year is teaching at Essex. Jeanne Root has left school to take examinations for a state teacher's certificate. She has a position as seventh grade teacher at Fort Dodge for the remainder of the year. Dean F. T. Breene, Dr. R. H. Volland, and Dr. R. A. Fenton have returned from Atlanta, Ga., where they attended a meeting of the American Institute of dental teachers. Katherine Whitmore from Inriana, Ruth Bergman from Newton, are spending the week end at the Gamma Phi Beta house. Helen Johnson, Gamma Phi Beta, is spending a few days in Des Moines. Chaperons at Varsity dance Friday evening were Dr. and Mrs. J Ward, and Dr. and Mrs. H. Van Meter chaperoned Saturday evening. Edda entertained at a social in liberal arts drawing room Saturday evening. Mrs. W. E. Smith was the chaperon. Dela Chi entertained at a dancing party at the Burkley ballroom Friday evening. Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Ward were the chaperons. Helen Younkin of Lone Tree and Helen Richter of Des Moines are spending a few days at the Tri-Delt house. Florence Gabbert of Davenport is spending the week end at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house. Francis Rowse of Sioux City is a guest at the Pi Phi house. Eunice Peters of Keokuk was a guest of Helen Overholt at the Pi Phi house Thursday and Friday. ___________________________ The Townsend Studio If you've paid the fee, If you've signed the book, Your face you'll see, In the "VICTORY BOOK" If not *!'____?-;:*$*!!! ___________________________ Soldier's Letters ___________________________ The following letter was received by E.G. Schroeder of the physical education department from Paul Bender. "Abe" was graduated from the liberal arts college last year and was sent across as an interpreter. Dear Dad: Well, here I am in the land of speck and sauerkraut, but it is a beautiful place to be in, modern and up to date in every respect, pretty buildings and wonderful views. Since leaving the states I have seen quite a few interesting things, the trip across the pond being immense, and from the time I left Liverpool until now, I have had an experience that I wouldn't exchange for the four years of school at Iowa. Arrived at Paris the middle of November--some city, but not for me. I was connected there with the Base Censor Office. A few days before Christmas seven of us left for Frier Germany to establish a German censorship office. On the way we passed through Chauteau Thierry and several other places blown to pieces. We also went through Nancy, then tp Metz where we spent a day in sight seeing before passing on to Frier. After a week's time two of us left for Coblenz where we started a similar office. I haven't had any mail since October 15 and don't know a thing that has happened at Iowa. I happened to see an American paper giving the football scores and at Paris I read an Iowa Alumnus. We are quartered in an old German barracks called the Pheinanschauss Kaserne. Upon going up the stairs an interesting sentence greets us, "Kannonendonner is ouser grusz." It certainly was their grusz at Chateau Thierry. About fifty yards from the barracks flieszt der Rhein so you see we are "diewachton Rhein" every night. All the barracks in this country were built to last forever, the ones we are in are made of rocks and iron and would serve better as a penitentiary. The food here is fine, you'd think so if you saw me. I bet I couldnt chin myself twice. I weighed 175 with my overcoat on' I couldn't do any gymnastics with all that "fett" hanging on to me. Haven't located Weinne as yet, would like to see the old boy. The last I heard of him he was in a hospital at Biarritz, France. How's Frank and the rest of the men? Well, Dad, must close in a hurry as it's almost 7 o'clock and I need a big supper before climbing into the day. PAUL ___________________________ One Can Live Without Art--But Not So Well Art Dept. Lous' Drug Store 124 E. College ___________________________ Shimek Addresses the Eastern Stars In his capacity as grand patron of the Order of Eastern Star in the State of Iowa, Prof. B. Shimek of the botany department, with Mrs. Shimek attended the grand chapter school of instruction held at Ottumwa Tuesday and Wednesday. Grand officers and district instructors throughout the state were in attendance. Professor Shimek delivered a patriotic address at the reception given by the Ottumwa chapter Tuesday night. The grand officers returned the call of Iowa representatives when they attended the reception of the local chapter Thursday evening. Dean George F. Kay gave an address. ________ Sallie Marshall of Atlantic has been spending a few days at the Delta Gamma house. Horatio S. Howe, '72 of the college of law died at his home in Muscatine recently, according to a message received by friends here. ___________________________ First W.C.C.S. Sing is Thursday Night In preparation for welcome sings, which are to be given all over the country Nov. 11, the first anniversary of Peace day, University and women will meet in the natural science auditorium Thursday evening at 7:15. Prof. W.E. Hays is to lead the singing, which will consist of patriotic and late popular songs. This movement is a part of the extension work of the War Camp Community service. No age limit has been placed and anyone who is interested will be made welcome. In addition to the motive of getting ready to welcome our soldiers in a fitting manner, those in charge are hoping that a spirit of team work may be generated among the women. ________ John Koster of Muscatine, who has been in the government service at Washington, has returned to school. He is a member of the Delta Chi fraternity. ___________________________ Book and Craft Shop A new shipment of Newcomb Pottery Finest Quality of Fine Stationery Cards and novelties for Valentine's Day 124 E. Washington Street ___________________________ Racine's Cigar Stores Where good cigars and smokers' articles are kept Soda Fountain and Billiard Parlor in connection Where All Good Fellows Linger Longer ___________________________ Six Big February Hits on Victor Records _______ 64792 La Capinera Sung by Galli-Curci $1.00 ________ 64793 Bring Back My Bonnie to Me Sung by Alma Gluck $1.00 ________ 18511 Oh! Frenchy Me-ow 85c ________ 18513 Mournin' Blues Clarinet Marmalade Blues 85c ________ 18518 Til We Meet Again Have a Smile 85c ________ Come in and Hear Them Harmony Hall Victor Records 105 S. Clinton St. ________
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Sunday, February 2, 1919 The Daily Iowan State University of Iowa Page 3 ___________________________ Society and Personal ___________________________ Cretsinger-Sickler Announcement is made of the marriage of Lieut. J. D. Sickler and Inex Cretsinger. Lieut. Sickler was a member of the Lambda Tau Alpha fraternity at Ames. Miss Cretsinger was a member of the Alpha Xi Delta sorority here. ________ Berry-Thorne Friends here are interested in the announcement of the marriage of Ralph Thorne of Clarinda, a former student here, to Janet Berry, also of Clarinda. _________ A number of girls are spending the week end out of town. They are Ruth Bair at Marengo, Ada Yoder at Kalona, Louise Dorweiler at Lone Tree, Anne Hogan at Parnell, Catherine Moore at Brooklyn, Gertrude Kiser at Wilton Junction, Mary Proestler at Davenport, Vernie Bisgard at Des Moines, Lucile Arnold at Mount Vernon, Marie Kellogg at Cedar Rapids, Marguerite Ford at Moline Ill., Leona Vanetta at Grinnell, Margaret Whelan at Dubuque, Irma Kern at Ames, Frances Dunham at Wpello, Viva Barsaloux at Marshallrown, Evelyn Bracewell at Lone Tree, Margaret Brown at Sigourney, and Agnes Knight at Esterville. Mabel Lucas is spending the week end at Ames. Sergeant David Gallaher, former student here, has returned to his home in Iowa City, having received his discharge from the 214th engineering train at Camp Custer. Hanna Drexel, '18, is teaching English at Denmark. Beryl Brandmill, a sophomore last year, is assistant principal at Germania, and Margaret Ulrick also a sophomore last year is teaching at Essex. Jeanne Root has left school to take examinations for a state teacher's certificate. She has a position as seventh grade teacher at Fort Dodge for the remainder of the year. Dean F. T. Breene, Dr. R. H. Volland, and Dr. R. A. Fenton have returned from Atlanta, Ga., where they attended a meeting of the American Institute of dental teachers. Katherine Whitmore from Inriana, Ruth Bergman from Newton, are spending the week end at the Gamma Phi Beta house. Helen Johnson, Gamma Phi Beta, is spending a few days in Des Moines. Chaperons at Varsity dance Friday evening were Dr. and Mrs. J Ward, and Dr. and Mrs. H. Van Meter chaperoned Saturday evening. Edda entertained at a social in liberal arts drawing room Saturday evening. Mrs. W. E. Smith was the chaperon. Dela Chi entertained at a dancing party at the Burkley ballroom Friday evening. Dr. and Mrs. C. F. Ward were the chaperons. Helen Younkin of Lone Tree and Helen Richter of Des Moines are spending a few days at the Tri-Delt house. Florence Gabbert of Davenport is spending the week end at the Kappa Kappa Gamma house. Francis Rowse of Sioux City is a guest at the Pi Phi house. Eunice Peters of Keokuk was a guest of Helen Overholt at the Pi Phi house Thursday and Friday. ___________________________ The Townsend Studio If you've paid the fee, If you've signed the book, Your face you'll see, In the "VICTORY BOOK" If not *!'____?-;:*$*!!! ___________________________ Soldier's Letters ___________________________ The following letter was received by E.G. Schroeder of the physical education department from Paul Bender. "Abe" was graduated from the liberal arts college last year and was sent across as an interpreter. Dear Dad: Well, here I am in the land of speck and sauerkraut, but it is a beautiful place to be in, modern and up to date in every respect, pretty buildings and wonderful views. Since leaving the states I have seen quite a few interesting things, the trip across the pond being immense, and from the time I left Liverpool until now, I have had an experience that I wouldn't exchange for the four years of school at Iowa. Arrived at Paris the middle of November--some city, but not for me. I was connected there with the Base Censor Office. A few days before Christmas seven of us left for Frier Germany to establish a German censorship office. On the way we passed through Chauteau Thierry and several other places blown to pieces. We also went through Nancy, then tp Metz where we spent a day in sight seeing before passing on to Frier. After a week's time two of us left for Coblenz where we started a similar office. I haven't had any mail since October 15 and don't know a thing that has happened at Iowa. I happened to see an American paper giving the football scores and at Paris I read an Iowa Alumnus. We are quartered in an old German barracks called the Pheinanschauss Kaserne. Upon going up the stairs an interesting sentence greets us, "Kannonendonner is ouser grusz." It certainly was their grusz at Chateau Thierry. About fifty yards from the barracks flieszt der Rhein so you see we are "diewachton Rhein" every night. All the barracks in this country were built to last forever, the ones we are in are made of rocks and iron and would serve better as a penitentiary. The food here is fine, you'd think so if you saw me. I bet I couldnt chin myself twice. I weighed 175 with my overcoat on' I couldn't do any gymnastics with all that "fett" hanging on to me. Haven't located Weinne as yet, would like to see the old boy. The last I heard of him he was in a hospital at Biarritz, France. How's Frank and the rest of the men? Well, Dad, must close in a hurry as it's almost 7 o'clock and I need a big supper before climbing into the day. PAUL ___________________________ One Can Live Without Art--But Not So Well Art Dept. Lous' Drug Store 124 E. College ___________________________ Shimek Addresses the Eastern Stars In his capacity as grand patron of the Order of Eastern Star in the State of Iowa, Prof. B. Shimek of the botany department, with Mrs. Shimek attended the grand chapter school of instruction held at Ottumwa Tuesday and Wednesday. Grand officers and district instructors throughout the state were in attendance. Professor Shimek delivered a patriotic address at the reception given by the Ottumwa chapter Tuesday night. The grand officers returned the call of Iowa representatives when they attended the reception of the local chapter Thursday evening. Dean George F. Kay gave an address. ________ Sallie Marshall of Atlantic has been spending a few days at the Delta Gamma house. Horatio S. Howe, '72 of the college of law died at his home in Muscatine recently, according to a message received by friends here. ___________________________ First W.C.C.S. Sing is Thursday Night In preparation for welcome sings, which are to be given all over the country Nov. 11, the first anniversary of Peace day, University and women will meet in the natural science auditorium Thursday evening at 7:15. Prof. W.E. Hays is to lead the singing, which will consist of patriotic and late popular songs. This movement is a part of the extension work of the War Camp Community service. No age limit has been placed and anyone who is interested will be made welcome. In addition to the motive of getting ready to welcome our soldiers in a fitting manner, those in charge are hoping that a spirit of team work may be generated among the women. ________ John Koster of Muscatine, who has been in the government service at Washington, has returned to school. He is a member of the Delta Chi fraternity. ___________________________ Book and Craft Shop A new shipment of Newcomb Pottery Finest Quality of Fine Stationery Cards and novelties for Valentine's Day 124 E. Washington Street ___________________________ Racine's Cigar Stores Where good cigars and smokers' articles are kept Soda Fountain and Billiard Parlor in connection Where All Good Fellows Linger Longer ___________________________ Six Big February Hits on Victor Records _______ 64792 La Capinera Sung by Galli-Curci $1.00 ________ 64793 Bring Back My Bonnie to Me Sung by Alma Gluck $1.00 ________ 18511 Oh! Frenchy Me-ow 85c ________ 18513 Mournin' Blues Clarinet Marmalade Blues 85c ________ 18518 Til We Meet Again Have a Smile 85c ________ Come in and Hear Them Harmony Hall Victor Records 105 S. Clinton St. ________
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