Mission talk outlines Baptist movement impact
Mrs. I B Goodman national vice president of American Baptist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society spoke to Cedar Valley associations and First Baptist Church members on the new world movement's inception growth and achievements. She leaves June 13 for Stockholm to attend International Alliance sessions then tours mission centers for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. i. BE. Goodman
American Baptist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
New World Movement
Cedar Valley Association
First Baptist Church
Goodman
Walnut Street Baptist Women's
Anj Ciety
R. N. MacDonald
B. Holmes
James Reese
Bert Rogers
MacDonald
Plano
George Shoemaker
Aliss Taylor
N. OW
Entwisle
Black
Beauty Chats By Edna Bent Forbes
Beauty advice for eyes lashes and makeup warns against colored paints and pencils. It covers eye care using warm and cold compresses boracic acid solution and olive oil treatments along with advice on lash length growth and avoiding nervous hand sweating for violin players. It also offers personal guidance on social confidence and attracting friends in a sympathetic tone.
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Marriage Strife
A dry humorous debate shows Mrs. Barnes and her husband Roger over a Maine fishing trip and the sparks of marital teasing. After initial good humor, Mrs. Barnes pushes for the trip then relents, only to revive digs and threaten hurt, probing why couples reengage conflict after relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Barnes
Roger Barnes
Maine
Fes
Basa Gabe
Aft
Humsdrom
Mr. Barnes
Mrs. B
James Murphy Shines In Miss Bob White at Waterloo Theatre
James Murphy plays Lord Beethul in Miss Bob White to be staged Monday and Tuesday evenings at Waterloo theatre under St Marys Social Club. His musical and dramatic talent plus humor are highlighted as a top attraction. A broadcast of favorite numbers from Miss Bob White is set for 7 p.m. today by Cole Electric Company featuring Swing Song and other numbers with Margaret Connelly, William Mann, and James Murphy among performers. Other local items include wedding news of Miss Marian Kuontz and M. L. Huppert of La Porte City, temple Rebekah honors, and community club events noted for the upcoming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Murphy
Lord Beehtul
Bob White
Waterloo Theatre
St. Mary's
Murphy
Cole Electrical Company
Folvis
Margaret Connelly
William Mann
Laster Guyer
Francea
Adrian
James Aturphy
Aallen Brown Shores
Ralphon Robert White
Aid
First Brethren Woman's Missionary Society Meets for Program
The First Brethren Women’s Missionary Society gathered at Mrs. Lester Miter’s home with hostesses. A North American Indian program followed featuring phonograph excerpts and papers on Red Men customs. An April 13 church supper was announced. Other area women’s groups and activities were noted, including home mission talks and fund drives.
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First Brethren Woman's Missionary Society
Lester Miter
M Cs Smith
Marry Stroud
B. FP. Puterbaugh
Byrs
Artilla Judd
O. R. Brunedase
Prine
Watory
Minnetonka
Fratiers la Barre
North America
T. W. Weller
Weirs
AL OR
J. My ‘PoHard
United States
Will Armstrong
Ted
Grant Miller
Armstrong
Testing Silk Quality by Feel and Weight Techniques
The article guides the experienced shopper in identifying real versus artificial silk by luster heft and body. It explains weighted silks crack or feel stiff, while good silks stay soft, elastic, and rebound after being crushed, with tests using finger pressure seams and warp and weft threads.
Club Notes From a Busy Day of Local Meetings
Fifteen Forgat-Me tor club members visited by Mrs. John Ritze with prizes toward contests. Marian, hostess’s daughter, played piano. Nellie Lawless sang solos. Refreshments served by the Alderman group. One o’clock luncheon at Black’s tearoom. Mrs. Charles Hogan hosted Good Luck club with guests Mrs. Clyde Ludwig and Mrs. John Stark. Bridge and seating details noted. Linden Friendship club met with Mrs. George Gilpatrick. Lenore Trall and Lovina Gilpatrick Meister assisted. T. N. B. club hosted by Mrs. Verne Kichty with visitors Mrs. John Knudsen and Mrs. Guy Burbank at Emil Mosher’s home. two-course luncheon at 5. Easter decorations. Mrs. R.A. Dankelberg hosted a noon luncheon at Black’s tearoom for 14. Tuesday Luncheon club entertained by Mrs. Jacob Meyer. Mrs. Walter Jones attended. Mrs. C. L. Erickson hosted Triple Four members. Clarence Bassarear’s birthday honored with buffet set. Women’s auxiliary met at Westminster church with 75 members. business, music, and refreshments by Mrs. J. W. Best and committee.
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Forgat-Metor Club
John Ritze
Ida Alderman
Josie Upcraft
Gertie Claments
Nellie Lawless
Marian
Dauenter
Alderman
Atmes
Ada i
Cathy
Ida Ritze
Guenevere
Black's Searoom
Charles Hogan
Good Luck Club
Clyde Ludwig
Ars
John Stark
T. N. B. Club
Verne Kichty
John Knudsen
Guy Burbank
Emil Mosher
Saster
R.A. Dankelberg
Black
Jacob Meyer
Walter Jones
C. L. Erickson
Triple Four
Clarence Bassarear
Fire alarms and blazes hit city from dump to car
A rubbish dump on Jack Hawk creek near Commercial Street caught fire yesterday afternoon, prompting the fire department to respond. At 7:30 p.m. crews rescued a car owned by Lt. Sethum of Jefferson Street after backfiring started the flames. A noon roof fire damaged Sarah Carpenter's residence at 417 Florence Street. An advertisement for Play Safe Tenure with Bronccata UrnC Agency lists a phone number.
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Jack Hawk Creek
Soy. A
Lt Setthum
Jefferson Street
Sarah
Carpenter
Florence Street
Waterloo Aids Paris Library Drive for English Books
Waterloo joins the American Library Association in a campaign to collect suitable English language books and funds for the American Library in Paris. Miss Maria Brace leads the committee with Cecelia Stanton Margery Burditt Loraine Harlowell Ruth Gruener and others guiding organization and local outreach to schools clubs W C A and welfare groups.
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Waterloo
American Library Association
American Library
Paris
Maria ¢. Brace
Kollow
Cecelia Stanton
Margery Burditt
Efnb
Loraine Harlowell
Ruth Gruener
American Drary Association
Mira Brace
America
United States
Europe
Ibs
Spokesman
Forduigiiy
Social Welfare League
City in Brief Duplicated Classes Advertised in City Time
City in Brief notes a duplicate class advertisement for Buchanan Building C. E. J. Connor, Oelwein attorney, visits the city on business and calls on friends. T. R. McElhinney remains confined to bed since Sunday with la grippe. Mrs. G. P. Meister returns from visits with friends at Mt Vernon and Marion Iowa. Four traffic violators pay $5 each in police court. bonds forfeited as none appeared. F. C. Stevens at 313 Pleventh Street West is reported in satisfactory condition after an operation at Presbyterian hospital. A collision at Fourth and Saxon Streets at 6 30 am injures no one. autos driven by L F Kurth and Fred Hacker implicated. Siena club plans a 6 pm dinner at Black's tearooms with an evening of bowling to follow. Mr. and Mrs. R S McKean return to Waterloo after wintering in Topeka and Kansas City. W T Laird and W L Seeley in town from Des Moines to confer with railroad officials. A motorbus by Fred Ferg and a car by W S Dawson collide at Fifth and Commercial Streets at 6 46 pm yesterday. no injuries reported. Dawson reports his car damaged.
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T. R. McElhinney
F.C. Stevens
Pleventh Street
Presbyterian Hospital
L F ‘Kurth
Saxon
Fred Hacker
Wafaryette
Fourth
Saxon Streets
Siena Club
Black
Cubs
McKean
Randolph
Waterloo
MG. Munn
Topeka
Kan
W. H. McKean
Kansas City
W. T. Laird
Southern Division
W. L. Seeley
Chicago Great Western Railway
Des Moines
Fred Ferg
W. 5. Dawson
Mullan Avenue
Fifth
Commercial Streets
Dawson
Hazel Boyer Freed After Questioning
Hazel Boyer was released after questioning by Police Chief P. E. Walker and Sheriff H. T. Wagner in connection with Dell O'Dell burglary charges. With O'Dell bound over to the grand jury, further detention of Boyer was deemed unnecessary.
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Hazel Boyer
Dell O'Dell
P. E. Walker
H. T. Wagner
O'Dell
Central Labor In Favor Slake Bill
Waterloo Central Labor union went on record last night in favoring the Blake bill to regulate employment bureaus and cap fees at 6 percent of the first month’s pay. Resolutions urged the Black Hawk delegation to push the bill before adjournment amid reports of up to 26 percent charges. The State Federation of Labor set May 15 at Fort Madison for its convention, naming three delegates and three alternates from the Waterloo Central union. Educational talk by City Attorney Harry M. Reed on Early American History and the Supreme Court followed, with notes on poll tax collections and limited prospects for reform under existing law.
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Waterloo Central Labor Union
Black Hawk
State Federation of Labor
Fort Madison
Waterloo
Supreme Court
Feed
Community Chest Fund Distributed to Five Agencies
The Waterloo general committee met in April at Black's tearoom to review progress on the Community Chest. Pledges total 38,652 of a 46,900 goal as five agencies begin receiving monthly allocations. A drive to educate the public and spur support continues under Carleton Sits and G. W. Huntley with a push toward incorporation. Officers include S. A. Cohagan as chair, W. P. Kerwin vice chair, Mrs. Etta Worthen secretary, and Ralph J. Hosie treasurer.
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General Committee of Waterloo Community Chest Fund
Black's Tearoom
Waterloo Community Fund
Carleton
G. W. Huntley
Tns
Carleton Sias
Louglas
Community Fund
S. A. Cohagan
W. P. Kerwin
Etta Worthen
Ralph J. Hosie
Good Weather Not to Last Long, Iowa Observer Warns
Spring weather that set in yesterday continues today but the official forecast promises a cessation of ideal conditions for tomorrow. Expect rain or snow, unsettled weather, and colder temperatures Friday. Yesterday’s readings ranged from 47 degrees to 26 degrees above zero.
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Iowa
Kathleen Bibb to Sing Dorabella in Comic Opera Tonight
Miss Kathleen Bibb will sing the role of Dorabella in Mozart's School for Lovers at East High tonight under the Ross Conservatory of Music. She substitutes for Miss Phillie Falco as the company arrives in Waterloo.
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Kathleen Bibb
Dorabella
Kathleen .Bibb
East High
Ross Conservatory of Music
Phillie Falco
Waterloo
Parry to Meet Plymouth Church High School Youth
Rev. Donald D. Parry new pastor at Plymouth Congregational church will meet high school age parishioners Friday at 6 30 p m at the church. The gathering will study The Manhood of the Master with plans discussed for a students club. All high school youths are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald D. Parry
Plymouth Congregational Church
Tres Church
Marital Woes Light Up Three Custody Suits
Three wives allege cruel treatment in separate divorce petitions. Pern Van Senoyck seeks custody of son Werner, 4, and $26 monthly alimony from Harvey Van Schoyck, married Nov 18 1916. Marguerite Guritz sues Emil G Guritz, married Oct 15 1919, separated July 16 1922, for custody of son Ward Ter, age 2. Ida M Reardon asks for injunction to restrain husband Jerry Reardon from threatening at their Cedar Falls home 633 Falls Avenue.
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Pern van Senoyck
Harvey van Schoyck
Wile
I Werner
Marguerite Guritz
Emil i G. Guritz
Oelwein
War Ter
Ida M. Reardon
Jerry Reardon
Cedar Falls
Falls Avenue
Basket Sociable at Legion Quarters Tonight
Becker-Chapmen post American Legion and auxiliary plan a basket sociable at Memorial Hall this evening at 8. Attendees should bring partners and well filled baskets. There will be no business session. Dancing follows the auction and the auxiliary numbers a firsthand role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becker-Chapmen
American Legion
Memorial, Ball
Ukelele Experts and Jazz Artists Featured in Event
A local event showcases ukulele specialists amid a lineup of saxophone and trombone players. The gathering aims to entertain attendees with a blend of string and brass performances from skilled musicians.
Reverend C H Stauffacher to Speak at East High
Reverend C H Stauffacher of Cedar Rapids will address East High tomorrow in the auditorium during the sixty second Town conference. He is general secretary of the forward movement of Evangelical church and a former Iowa district superintendent. Yesterday students were entertained by Mrs Frederick Mills Rosa and Miss Marian Ross with readings and piano solos.
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East High
C. H. Stauffacher
Cedar Rapids
Thangelical Church
Aufacher
Forward Movement of Evangelical Church
Iowa
Frederick Mills Rosa
Marian Ross
Ross
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