Local History Society gathering notes archaeology and myths
A report on a Fort Worth area gathering of the HINems of Society High examining archaeology and ancient cultures. Speakers covered Egyptian and Mexican history, Darwinism, Indian burial sites, and archaeology in the United States. Contributions listed include Mrs. Small and Miss Jessie Sweeney plus other club members and auxiliary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earin
Hain
G. R. Wilson
Egypt
Mexico
Jessie Sweeney
Archaeologieni
United States
Traly
Peles
Prance
Small
Wlw. White
Dorothy Prime
J. W. Arbuckte
Ja Williams
Loas
Woman's Club Luncheon and Inauguration Set for May Day
Waterloo Woman's Club schedules spring luncheon and inauguration for Friday afternoon May 4. Club officers and department heads to be introduced after the annual meeting in April. Cedar Falls and Cedar Heights clubs usually attend as guests with a program of toasts and music at the Russell-Laniser house. Royal Neighbors Gannon to meet tomorrow evening at Gen Hur hall with 6 o'clock start and requests members bring sandwiches for the picnic supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Womans Club
Ie General Club
H.C. Orrick
Frad Stearns
General Club
Gannon Can
Evenine
Gen Hur Hall
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Reon
Mmes
S. A. Swarts
F. E. O'Brien
I. D. Bonner
C. F
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of the GA. R
Memons
Ben Hur
University Women to Hold Annual Meeting in Waterloo Branch
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women plans its annual meeting Tuesday at Mrs. Wf Bickley’s home. Officers for two year terms include President Pred J Miller and Secretary Miss Aoy Howell. Reports on the year’s activities, program by Al Winsleal, and officer reports will be presented. Regular executive board meeting precedes events. A group of visitors will be entertained and musical numbers featured. Initiation of new class and Masonic drive refreshment details noted.
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Wf. Bickley
Waterloo
Sabrican Association of University Women
Kieeden
Souebalopen
Amdef
Sioux
Ferr
Pred J. Miller
Aoy Howell
Athlon Hinge
Pred
Petit
Blanche Stewart
Marin
Stace
Coltnector
Bt Cartan
Tmender
Harry Main
Blanche Robbins
Pattlt
Ruth Rath
Nama Blythe
Madge McGinre
Helen Macartnay
May Wiano
Jana Haffa
Martha MnCormick
Norma
Galser Willy
Executiy Board
Grace M. Bs
Wayne Shiek
Forlen Mission Society
Aid Department
al A. Hawver
Harry Gale
George W. Ge. Wald
Ladies’Aid Society
Tres Etta Lovesti
St. Luke
Fidus Club
Norman Flater
Julius Johnson
Tone Miller
John McDowell
Laura Stolte
Arnold Manny
Wdawin Anderson
Ralph Heald
Y-Yodas Club
R. Clare Heald
M. Clty
Side Talks as A Hall of Infamy
A humorous piece proposing a hall of infamy to honor people who ruin conversations. It lists types of chatterers and gossipers, from repeated secondhand reports to people who must punctuate every remark with a cliché or a tale. The essay invites readers to suggest candidates for future inclusion.
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Hall of Fame
Beauty and health tips for exercise and home care
A read-through of casual guidance on posture and simple exercises to improve complexion and vitality. Instructions include standing poses, breathing, sweeping with a long handle broom, and cautions on diet, nails, and hair care with basic remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Fo
Ivan Fen
B P W Clubrooms Ready for State Convention at Waterloo
The B P W clubrooms in Waterloo have fresh paint and papering for the May 9 10 state convention. The assemblage will feature open house for delegates and visitors with draperies lamps and ferns planned. Events include a May 10 anniversary celebration and a publicity letter detailing routes for delegates.
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Duntass
Panny Homer
Way
Adie Smith
Gillan Hileman
Marjomia Whitung
Mary Eggert
Gillan Johnson
Chirlinig
Ora Vast
Diane
lostGssas
Shiss Flomnenway
Artish
Eth
Princed
Black's
EL Louise Chandler
Ladd
Missionary Tells M B A Auxiliary of Work in China
Miss Henrietta Rossiter, student at Iowa State Teachers College, spoke to the M B A Auxiliary at Grace M B Church about her planned supervision of 16 girls schools in China. She described Chinese customs, shared stories, and displayed embroidered items from the Orient. Dinner for 35 was served by Mrs Haris Whitney's committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Rossiter
Iowa State Teachers College
Cae King
China
Grace M. BE. Church
Rossiter
America
Orient
Haris Whitney
Florence Black
Blanche Curran
Aimee Johnston
Japan
Lenore Silliman
Mildred Givason
Waterloo
Cadar Falls
Church News Miss Mary Pratt to Return From California
Miss Mary Pratt, a longtime missionary from First Presbyterian Church to India, will be home Friday from California after spending the winter there. The announcement came at the Woman's Working association mission department meeting held at the church parlors. Mrs. J. O. Trumbauer presided for the first time since her election to the presidency, with Mrs. F. W. Farnum and Mrs. Oscar in hosting duties. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pratt
Waterloo
First Presbyterian Church
India
California
Mission Department of Woman's Working Association
J. O. Trumbauer
F. W. Farnum
Oscar “Iin
Club Notes Seaford Women Host Pack of Games
Mrs. Ida Bodeker hosted a club gathering with R, B, L and games. The afternoon included sewing instruction and a plan to prepare for a sewing session tomorrow. Mrs. J A Gary and Mrs. W G I am attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bodeker
Waverg
Peut Messinger
W.G.I
City in Brief Highlights Local Notices and Legal Actions
A mixed local items list includes bicycle theft report from Mayle Uhlenberg at 905 Lincoln, a St. Mark's church sermon at 7:26 pm by Rev. Edward Ho Rudd, and Henry A. Wilson's promissory note suit for 24962. Also noted are building permits on Vine Street, nurse registration, auto registrations, personnel shifts at Alisner's millinery, petty theft convictions, traffic fines, juror exemptions, and county road conditions amid late season frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayle Uhlenberg
Lincoln
Edward Ho Rudd
I Lowe
Paris
St. Mark's Church
Citizen Prompt to Help Soldier Facing Hospitalization
An editorial spurs Water loo readers to support a fund for a World War hero shell shocked and unable to work. Citizens send 25 and 325 dollars to aid the soldier and others in similar need while a hospital-ization bill sits in Congress. Government doctors say an operation could restore health, but financing remains. The letter urges local businessmen and residents to fund relief until government action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Today
Waterloo
Congress
Soldier aid pledge closes in on funding goal
A local reader expresses willingness to donate funds to support a soldier until new arrangements are made, proposing to attach a check for the contribution. The note emphasizes communal effort and a lasting commitment to helper funds.
Loose-Wiles Bakery Agency Opens in Waterloo
An Omaha Loose-Wiles agency opened in a two story brick building at 118 Sycamore Street Waterloo earlier last week. H G Hanson and M A Fremming joined as sales agent and cashier from Fort Dodge with initial staffing of four. The Sunshine biscuit line including crackers and cookies will be distributed to about 36 eastern Iowa counties with plans to add sales staff by April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bakery
Loose-Wies Company
Waterloo
Sycamore Street
Waterioo Roofing Company
H. G. Hanson
M. A. Fremming
Fort Dodge
Sunshine
Iowa
Omaha
St. Pauls M. E. Boys To Have Supper Friday
Parish boys aged 14 to 18 are invited to a Friday 6 p.m. supper in the St. Pauls M. E. church hall. Mrs. Herbert Jones chairs the committee. Walter lead, ex BSA secretary, now with an evangelistic party, will speak on Boyology. Shuffleboard and other games will be played.
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St. Paul's M. E
Herbert Jones
Walter Lead
Waterloo
Anderson Evangelis
St. Paul's Parish
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Becker
Alice Warsaw
J. Myrtle Wiley
Brand
John Swift Sane
Lucille Bennett
J. B. ‘Ridenour
Hob. Burr
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Grace
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Cobb
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Dinty
Stella Shepley
Miia Liehrysane
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Norothy
Mines
Edna Wengard
Tk Kiingeman
Charles Lurk Lari
Howard Morris
Woman's Auxiliary
Westminster Church
Olive Sinclair
Pauline Arne
Maxine Titchards
Lynn Scott
A. Sutherland
Woman's Missionary Association
Waterligo
Mary Bovey
Ames
A. Morris
W. Main
John Manson
A.C. Kessler
St. Luke’s Lutheran, Ladies’ Aid Society
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Sedar Falls
F. A Tyr
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Order of Hastern Star
Hotel Black Hawk
Carolyn
McFarlanec
Elizabeth Wise
Brand Warder
Jessie Knoop
Worthy
Howard Burr
Mildred
Rector
Worthy Miaitron
Roy Short
Nitron
Church News
J. A. Gary
Henry A. Wilson
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A. W. Miller
Lafayette
Vine
Leota Vernette Wood
University Hospital Training School
Ed Madigan
M Mae Corson
Anl Focal Millinery
Alisner
John Nicholas
L. B. Glaza
Vernon Gigi
BW. Koepke
J. W. Gwynne
Stiles
D. L. Moody
Joseph D. Clark
John C. Kascht
Christ Episcopal
H.W. Grout
McHenry County
Anna E. Olson
Washington School
Clay Street
Cedar Falls
Sartori Hospital
Wianne Richardson
Elizabeth Richardson
Cutler
U.S. 5
King
Norfolk
H. W. Atiller
Orange Township
County Board of Supervisors
D. Wilbur Knepper
Springville
South Street
Cedar Rapids
Wiaterlod Building & Loan
Kiester-Wall Seed Company
EB. B. Stiles
Anna Garter
Peter Gartner
John Nelson
Panor
Panors
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Alls
Shenandoah
Oxfords
Jay
East Fourth St
Fourth St
Ben
Clq. Hartman
Scranton
Van
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlants
ST. Paul’s M. E
Indus Club
West Side
Fourth ‘Street Bridge
Condon Town
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