Star and Spring Program Brightens Women’s Club Night
A local women’s club meeting features a musical program with soloists and a quartet. Mrs Thompson and Mrs Greeley perform, Fantastique by Friml is played, and singers present Fear Not Ye O Israel and The Year’s at the Spring. A final quartet closes the event. hostesses and committee members are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atis Ops
Tuerai Yipam
Auditorita
Fim Wonera Willy Venstein
Miio
Arama
Sirs
W. M. Shelda Thompson
Bird Lone
Oler
A. G. Greeley
Hageman
James Chanman
A. E. Enderlein
Israel
Dudley Buck
Jane Haffa
A. Boatman
Fred McClain
H. H. A. Reach
Mmes G. Hilde. Brand
J. E. Brinkman
C. H. Parker
P. H. Paulsen
Myrta Naven
Parker
Paulsen
Mrewend Ariow Ldehet
Growth of P T A Prompts Cedar Rapids Session Report
Seven Waterloo P T A delegates attend Cedar Rapids meeting as the state session grows toward a 160000 member national organization. Mrs Eva Cairy presents the city council report and delegates discuss Roosevelt association growth and district reports from Fiske and Alcott. About 300 attend. Cedar Rapids hospitality praised. eight kindergarten girls perform in embroidered Bohemian costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
St. Paul
Minn
May
Eva Cairy
Pat
gBuyve
Roosevelt Association
St Frances Grout School
Council 2
Frank McDonald
Sioux City
H. Hi. Stevenson
John Fiske P.T
F. B. Schulte
R. E. Kenney
Alcott Association
McWinney School
L. E. Fickelberg
Victor
Community club gatherings and hosting events described
Several social club activities are noted including R Y F club guests hosted by Mrs Grace Stallman with a birthday gift for Mrs Gertrude Wright. EB S T L club held a 1 pm luncheon at Black's Tearoom then a theatre party. Various hostesses and guests from Warsaw Cedar Review Petrova and Busy Lee Circle held meetings with luncheons, picnics, sewing, and games such as 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Y. F. Club
Grace Stallman
Mae Rodenaver
Gertrude Wright
Effie Zoller
Iowa Falls B P W Affiliates With State Federation
A disjointed report notes the Iowa Falls B P W plans to affiliate with the State Federation. The item mentions events around May and references various local names and meetings, but details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
State Federation
Church Events Quiet Week With Plans For Par Ty
Mrs Glenn Perkina hosted L F P D of Union Congregational church. plans for an old fashioned party next Friday. Mrs Henry Mitchell helped with serving. Mrs Will Stelte celebrated birthday at Ladies Aid safety meeting in church parlors. Series of home meetings planned led by Dr. Edward Rudd. Tona Falls spoke at St Marets guild meeting with Mrs P K Bryant hosting. Dr Rudd spoke on The Episcopal Church. About 30 women attended for needlework. tea served by Mrs Walter Johnson and Mrs Fred Wray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Perkina
Union Congregational Church
Henry Mitchell
Will Stelte
Ladies’ Aid Safety
Edward Rudd
City in Brief Vague Local Notices and Visits
Inneraconony repeat serv Charles ing med Mrs Vermia Hlicks Cedar Rapids suing the parents Mr and Genree Baldwin Staderich IEW STH Pil McGarr y is at Town City ver tie weekend visiting his ters Misses Beautrice and Villanova aslide sites at the wiv There with be a meeting of the vestry of St. Mark's church with The reesar t his residence at p ae tathiy returned wittTe she yvis af her prother Clareniee A Mrs Firnes W Nelgon and niece 2 Ivick Webster City are visiting a few days at the Thomas Kimmet home in Waterloo Mrs Adedaide Gilchrist and Miss Tressa Rerond designers for Waterloo Garment company left last night on a business trip to New York Lucile Stuil will be in charge at a library west and Miss Therssa Feyereisen at the east building for story hour at 2 30 p m Saturday dL Zempte and Tom Methy Waterloo Iowa salesman the Dutch Trousers redge in New York to attend a once at the factory It was announced in these cabins last evening that the installa nt fr Charles J Darling as Pixtor of Westminster Presbyte
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pil McGarry
Beautrice
Villanova
St. Mark's Church
P. Ae. Tathiy
Clareniee A
Firnes
Nelgon
Ivick
Webster City
Thomas Kimmet
Waterloo
Adedaide Gilchrist
Tressa Rerond
Waterloo Garment Company
New York
Lucile Stuil
Therssa Feyereisen
Dl Zempte
Tom Methy
Iowa
Redge
Charles J. Darling
Pixtor
Westminster Presbyte
Waterloo notices reveal permit grants and community events
A Waterloo area notice digest lists building permits issued for two houses at 226 Pine and 327 Uate Ww, remodel at 2607 Pourch, and a residence change. It reports sewing party hosted by Mrs Gracy Slalimaan, and gifts to Mrs Gertrude WTIBhL. The Waterloo Gideons plan a meeting with a picnic supper at Westminster church, while city engineers honor Ralph Slippy at a dinner. Delegates attend Woman's Foreign Missionary Society meetings across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Pine and
M. 1
Call
Uate
McNeil
Pourch Wbe
Rh. Y. F
Gracy Slalimaan
Gertrude Wtibhl
Efe
Mats Rodenhaver
W. O S. Fardy
Waterloo
Fayee Af Campbells
Hardy
Wes Maines
Sioux City
Terloo
Ain't It Nice Out No Change Expected
A new high temperature for the year was registered yesterday with the official maximum above zero. A report shows a 33 degree high and 82 degree minimum, as skies brightened and a warm day forecast. Winds were light, sun unimpeded, and the mercury neared the 40 degree mark at noon. Tonight and tomorrow look partly cloudy with little temperature change, with possible showers tomorrow evening. Mother's auxiliary of BL CG A to bake sale tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Weather Bureau
Iowa Convention Missionary Association Here
Members of the Graves Memorial United Brethren church Woman's Missionary Society plan to enter train 75 to 100 delegates from across the state for the Iowa branch convention of the Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church. The event runs April 29 to May 1 in Des Moines with Bishop Cyrus J. Kephart and editor Matilde Weber among speakers. sessions in Graves Memorial United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society of Graves Memorial
Brethren Church
Iowa
Woman's Missionary
Cilted Brethren Church
P. M. Schreiner
Graves Memorial
United Brethren ‘Church
Fourth and
Allen Streets
Cyrus J. Kephart
Kansas City
Matilde Weber
Dayton
Erangel
Society
W. M. Roush
Hudson
Harry Young
Albia
Elizabeth Benson
Toledo
J. S. Watters
Waterloo
Boy of 16 Sleeps at Police Station After Wandering
George Clarence Bentley, 16, from East St. Louis, slept at the police station after a brief questioning. Orphaned early, he said his parents died or left him. he lived with his grandmother until age 13, then another relative died. He has been on the road a week, coming north from Waterloo via Oelwein seeking work. He was detained for questioning but given breakfast and a chance to clean up in the matron's ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clarence Bentley
East St. Louis
George
Punt
Waterloo
Oelwein
Youth Seeks Bishop Position After Night at Hotel
A young man, after spending the night at a local hotel and failing to secure funds, sought a bishopric prospect and returned to the manager for discussion today. He then went to a police station to sleep due to lack of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop
Kamp Kiwanis Show Boy Scout Activity Near Elk Run
Kamp Kiwanis buzzes as Boy Scout troops plan weekend pilgrimages to the Elk Run resort. Troop 15 under new scoutmaster Russell Stewart went out this afternoon and will return Saturday. high water in EU affects plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamp Kiwanis
Elk Run
Troon 15
Russell Stewart
Browns jailed thirty days for intoxication in JA court
Run creek, boys advised to reach camp by Vik Eun road in JA. Brown, a colored man frequently in police court for intoxication, was deprived of liberty for 30 days after appearing before Judge Courtright this morning. The police court calendar was otherwise clear. A bake sale by the mothers' auxiliary of the YMCA will be held tomorrow in the boys' department to raise funds for improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vik Eun
Brown
QO. B. Courtright
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Fine Arts Dep’t Woman's Club
Central Christian Churel
Women's Corps
Memorial Hall
Merrill
Peressyn
Lass Evaning
Celo
Bohee
MW. v. Tnitingion
Tine
America
Delahhin Society
Thayeer
Greater Watery Association
P-T. A
J. N. McAlasters
WL IV
Warsaw
Busy Lee Circle
Cedar Review
M, I AL At
Rose McCord
Owe Walden- H. Fogle
E. F. Kistner
el- Mohr
Memaf Petrova Club
Paul Bailey
Henry Kruse
Carl Rauth
FG. D. Allen
Alien
M. D. Brown
Mabel Buchner
Haster
Margaret Blunt
Kathryn Quinn
Teeiowa
Boone
Des Moines
Port Madown
Ore Pt Plack
Ysaran
Atmos
Tinev Crantarg
Wise
Marten Watmut
Vane
Mary Teritt
Marie
James Powards
T. AR
C. Ee Cort
Association Mandar Avoning
Rehnal Ballats
John Pek
Church News
Charles Ing
Vermia “Hlicks
Genree Baldwin
Staderich Iew
Prian
Cedar Heights
Waterloo Gideons
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Harry Raymond
Wilma Jenks
FancOs Stotts
Hig
City Hall
Ralph RB. Slippy
Harry T. Fisher
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Delwe
West Union
Payette
Mitchell
Sumner
Independence
Dubuque
Wairbank
Winthrop
Plies
Flom
Church
Monrovia
Cal
Munger
Mrs. Church
Albert Lea
Betne
California
A. Wil Travis
Y. Mf
Iowa Convention Missionary Ags
Snecays
West Side
4Th Street Bridge
Glashak Ware Beentt
Ellis Hotel
Bishop Cafeteria
Newark
Gale
Oxford
Ho Aid Yars Shoe Stores Co
East Fourth Street
AH Newark
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