Waterloo clubs plan birthday party and social events
Mrs. Frank Kiessling leads April group planning 2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Waterloo Wenan al clubhouse with hostesses for reception refreshments cards and program. Activities include Daughters of Isabella post Easter plans and a Wayne birthday party with outdoor games and supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Wenan'al
Frank Kiessling
C. M. Howe
Mines
Pattit
F W.chapman
George Ny. Miler
QO. King
Myrtia Nayen
Jane Buck
TL. Gauthier
T. No Innes
Les H. Lamphere
H.C. Orrick
Mies
Cli
H.a Abbs
T. D. Collins
C. W. Bruner
Jackson + McCoy
McManus
EE. Petrie
C. C. Walters
C. W. Ellyson
P. W. Helangee
D. Miller
J. W. Rowntree
J. 0. Trimbauer
T. RB. McCay
Birtreday
Wayne
J. S. AlcGourty
JO Liti
Vincent
E. Richey
New Hampton
Side Talks on Laughter and Social Malice
A writer ponders how laughter feels when someone is found to be wrong. Laughter can show camaraderie or cruelty, varying by person and target. The piece suggests moderating pride by admitting limits and, occasionally, saying you may be wrong to avoid harming relationships.
Beauty and health tips from a vintage advice column
The piece offers dermatology and fitness guidance including abdominal exercises, hydration and diet to improve skin and weight, warns against overuse of drying shampoos on hair, and suggests using light creams and talcum powder. It also notes reducing rich foods, avoiding excess candy, and mailing for a diet chart.
Convention Hostess Plans Busy with B P W Meeting
Mrs Elizabeth Kenney leads plans for the fifth annual Iowa business and professional Women convention. She is state treasurer and federation board member, directs committees, and handles correspondence. A Waterloo club leader, she organized funds and attended national conventions, with a July trip planned and a social meeting scheduled for Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Mlizabeth Kenney
Federation Board
Kenney
Waterloo Way
Club Bulletin
Star
Chattanooga
Tran
Portland
Ore
Ile
Weel Paden
Ind
Church News Highlights Circle and Study Events
Mrs Louw Hecklinger will receive Alizbah circle as King’s Daughters at her home Wednesday at 2 30 pm. Bi ble study hour led by Mrs Tluntington. Mrs Marty Dunlap to assist with serving. Scofield Bible class to meet at First Presbyterian church at 8 40 pm today to study Colossians. Majel guild invites guests to tomorrow’s 1000k picnic luncheon at the church. Ladies’ Aid and Sunday school hosted a dinner for St Paul’s A E basketball team, honoring Jon Mayers’ record. Serving under Mrs Jeannie Smith and Mrs Ko AL Heald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louw Hecklinger
Alizbah Circle
King’s Daughters
Kirst
BR. Tlunt-ington
Marty Dunlap
Scofield
First Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's
A. E
Jon Mayers
Serving
Jeannie Smith
Ko AL Heald
Community church groups hold meetings and services
Mrs Frank renary and committee and Ralph Heald lead a toast at a Burton Avenue Baptist gathering. Burton Avenue members and friends are invited to a Woman's Circle meeting at Mrs Rex Bryant's home. Walnut Street Baptist Philathea class hosts Miss Sarah Story on Walnut building. Miss Della Ross and Miss Melen Swinbank present missionary topics. Trinity Lutheran sewing and welcoming new members noted. Raspers conduct evangelistic services in Mitchellville Universalist church. Redeemer Lenten service omitted this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Woman's Uircle
Rex, Bryant
Philathea
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
Sarah Story
Walnut Building
Della Ross
Melen Swinbank
Ethel McBroom
Trinity American Lutheran
A. J. Oleson
WO. Refnicke
Mitchellville
Dal
Universalist
Church At the Redeemer
Bridge Club Notes Open Dinner Planned for Tuesday Evening
The Tuesday bridge club members including Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Zilmeér Miss Alta Dickens John Goodwin Mrs R S Gibbs and Carl Hutton will attend dinner at Bishop's Cafeteria East this evening. Mrs Earl Tisdale hosts Kil Kara club tomorrow afternoon and L M I K club will be entertained at 1 pm Thursday by Mrs C C Lindner and Mrs ALS Weishaay at the farmer's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Zilmeér
Alta Dickens
John Goodwin
R.S. Gibbs
Carl Hutton
Bishop's Cafeteria
Earl Tisdale
Kil Kara Club
L. M. Ik
C. C. Lindner
Als Weishaay
City in Brief selects eye on root economy and local events
Notes from Waterloo and surrounding area include an optical service ad, funeral attendance in Charles City, travel to Chicago for a relative, and weather with 63 high and 45 low. Marked traffic lanes begin spring work directed by John Fhrig. Civil service police考试 postponed. Bankruptcy filing by John P. Nemmers. Birth announced for Richard Arskine Bland in St. Louis. Frank Howard Smith enlists in Des Moines. J. C. Beem becomes municipal judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Bates
Chicago
Waterloo
William Beckwith
Glen Beckwith
Charles City
G. P. Meister
Indiana
George Meister
J. O. Trumbauer
Goldfield
D. W. McElhinney
John Fhrig
City Air
Ars
Alice Gipe
Newport
Ore
Mary Conger
Sunnyside Avenue
Fremen
Civil Service Board
John PP. Nemmers
Richard Arskine
Richard C. Bland
St. Louis
Mr. Bland
the Courier
Frank Howard Smith
Waterlog Army
Fourteenth Cavalry
Des Moines
Ray
Gaime
J. C. Beem
Court records reveal minor fine and local updates
O B Courtright did not preside as police court was led by Judge J W Gwynon. A defendant in intoxication case paid 10 dollars plus costs. Janes Stebbins, ex city plumbing inspector now with a Minnesota firm, markets inventoried plumbing tools from Albert Lea. Mr and Mrs George Ashley plan to move to Chicago after staying with B Hibman family in Carrville Iowa. Ashley to work as Motor Inspector at Inland Steel mill. Memorial Hall thimblebee program postponed due to Comrade Reinhart funeral. Walnut Street Baptist holds mass meeting 7:30 p m with Rev MacDonald preaching Things Never Seen Before. Weeklong nightly revival services follow with W J Howell leading Lang service and campaign selections. Chicken supper at M T F tomorrow evening 40 cents served 6 20 p m onwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Courtright
J. W. Gwynon
Janes Stebbins
Albert Lea
Minn
Desilness
Stebbins
George Ashley
B. Hibman
Carrville
Chicago
Ashley
Inland Steel Mill
Memorial Hall
Woman's Relief Corps
Northeastern Iowa librarians to meet in Waterloo May 16
Librarians of the Northeastern Iowa section will hold their spring district meeting in Waterloo on Friday May 16 with trustees and librarians invited. The state schedule runs April 29 to May 16 with meetings in Sioux City Shenandoah Winterset Davenport Grinnell Jefferson Estherville and Waterloo. Books and general library work will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Waterloo
Goal
Iday
Iowa Library Association
Sioux City
Shenandoah
Wnterville
Davenport
Grinnell
Jefferson
Estherita
Bishop Stuntz to pass Waterloo en route to Omaha hospital
Bishop Homer Stuntz, stricken with paralysis in Miami, will travel by train on the Illinois Central to Omaha tonight escorted by his wife and a nurse. His son Clyde will meet him in Chicago, and the bishop will receive care at the Methodist Hospital in Omaha until he can return home. Bishop Stuntz is improving and may regain full capacity, with nerves returning as he travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bishop Homer
Omaha
Neb
Miami
Fla
Chicago
Clyde
New York
India
Stunts
Methodist Hospital
Waterloo
Lea
Alinoig Central
We. JS. Lockwood
Lockwood
J. G. van Ness
Upper Iowa
Stanta
Memorial Hall Not to Be Painted or Decorated
The county board postponed painting and interior decoration of Memorial Hall due to a heavy draft in early 1924. Only about $2,090 remains in the soldiers' relief fund for the year. Burials for Civil War veterans and monthly relief to families drained the fund, with a full decision delayed until July when revenue outlook improves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Udor
Memorial Hall
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Evnews of Sociebia
Central Christian Adid Society
Peter Woodring
Westfield Social Union
C. V. Hardinger
Maria Brace
Agnes Thompson
Marion
Ransier
Plang
Ao Chopincilltz
Melaneda Robbins
John Fiske
Clarence Dewey
George
Lucile Cutler
Cedar Rapids
Abs. H. H. Stevenson
Daughters of Isabella
K.C. Hall
Mayme Egan
BE. S. Estes
Waterloo Federation of Women's Organizations
J.B. Bruner
D. of T
Jacy Orendorf
Aimee’ Fagundus
E. Louise Chandler
Woman's Rotary Club
Miss Chandler
Frances Grous
Frances Grout
Dorothy ‘Wikbur
Bess Conley
Ellowene Jensen
Claire Padden
Miriam Boysen
Eve Cairy
Edna Mohr
Laura Madsen
Graduate Nu
Charles Frank
Conger Street
Jay
Answ Eee Iy ET. Rs. Wove Bane
Captain BR
Marie S. H
Elaine
A. Koowill
C. DuBois
Fraternal Aids Union
Inge
Moose Hall
Mrs. Kenney
Church News
Majel Guild
Frank Renary
Ralph Heald
Nev
Wiliams
C. A. Trunk
George Herray
Standay
Iim
Oase
Buchanan
Olwein
Ogebwein
W. F. Gremmels
Bishop Stuntz
Alstein & Company
Paris
Hickory
Buchanan Optical Service
Tihe Waterloo Belmont Shop
East Fourth Streeg
Belmont
Coats
the Belmont
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