Society Notes Span Meetings and Weddings in Local Clubs
Monday through Tuesday reports from Pfening and various clubs detail chapter gatherings, dinners, and a D A R session with talks by Mrs. Mann and Mrs. Guernsey. Highlights include Tillouloy reconstruction fundraising, a senior class stunt party, a Garber Ploung wedding, missionary tea with Corea curios, and multiple social events at homes and clubs.
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H. G. ‘Wilkens
W. L. Allen
John Berggren
Wilkens
Corea
Robert Caffel
Castiel
Side Talks on Aloofness and First Impressions
Ruth Cameron notes how shy behavior is often mistaken for aloofness. A friend misread a trip companion as stand-offish, while a shy person may merely wait for others to speak. The piece urges readers to conquer diffidence and help others over their social walls, citing reciprocal misreadings.
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Mrs. R
Douginuts
Ata Little Inn
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes On Exercise And Weight
Exercise helps health more than weight reduction, says a noted doctor. Outdoor sports and dancing build muscles, while brisk housework and deep breathing aid fitness. Readers asking about weight loss receive plain diet notes and tooth cleaning tips, with color and styling advice.
Worship listings across Waterloo churches
A dense roster of church services and schedules, listing denominations, pastors, and times. Includes Adventist, Seventh Day Adventist, Lutheran, Catholic, Congregational, Presbyterian, Methodist, and many others with Sunday schools, sermons, prayer meetings, and special events across Waterloo venues.
Junior Mother Daughter Evening Planned by Waterlo o Girls
The Waterloo YWCA plans a junior mother daughter evening for April 25 at a city church to include seventh and eighth graders of the Waterloo school. Last year about 200 girls attended a to get acquainted event with mothers, an occasion likely to become annual. Miss Minnie Smith is credited with growing the girls department through two years of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Church
Waterloo School
Minnie Smith
Bishop Morrison of Iowa Dies at Seventieth Birthday
Ottawa Ontario February 18 1850 born son of Rev Dr Morrison after Western Theological College Chicago he served as curate at St Pauls Pekin Ill 1873 advanced to priesthood 1876 rector Church of the Epiphany Chicago presided until elected bishop of Iowa in 1895 consecrated February 22 1899 served as bishop over 21 years and marked his seventieth birthday.
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Ottawa
Theodore N. Morrison
Western Theological College
Chicago
St. Paul's Church
Pekin
Pricethood
Iowa
Morrison
H H Bezold Critically Ill Veteran Waterloo Lawyer
Henry H. Bezold a long time Waterloo attorney and former city attorney lies critically ill at Presbyterian hospital after five weeks with heart trouble and prior severe smallpox. His daughter Mrs Cora McMillan of Wyoming is with him. He is 68, born in Philadelphia to French parents and has practiced law over 44 years.
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Henry H. Bezold
Nestor
Waterloo
Presbyterian Hospital
Cora McMillan
Wyoming
Bezold
Philadelphia
Vaudeville Tonight at East Clubrooms
Free lunches still exist in the United States as the Commercial club rooms host vaudeville tonight at 9 30. A program of music and acts is offered for the pleasure of members and friends with no tip required. The Greater Waterloo association invites new members and guests to attend after the work week.
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United States
First National Bath
Greater Waterloo Association
Council Bluffs Church Meeting Ends Tonight
The town conference of the Civil Evangelical association in Council Bluffs ends this evening after its sixtieth session begun Wednesday. An ordination service is planned Sunday, with Waterloo ministers and laymen traveling home afterward. Conference secretaries were Rev. C. F. Smith of Waterloo and Rev. J. A. Haehlen of Cedar Falls, and Rev. L. W. Bock was re-elected district superintendent in Waterloo at Thursday morning session.
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W. EL Brunn
Sertheg Wervines
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Henry Nicholls
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Webster Street
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Evangelical Association
Waterloo
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J. A. Haehlen
Cedar Falls
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Bishop Morrison to Lead Confirmation at St Mark's
Rt. Rev. Theodore N. Morrison, bishop of Iowa, will administer the rite of confirmation at an 11 a m service at St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Waterloo. He will preach and confer the sacrament to a large class, arriving in Waterloo this morning for a three day visit with Rev. Dr. Horton.
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M. L
Holy Buchertet
Spa
Merke
Denver
Thomas Horton
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Theodore N. Morrison
Iowa
Bishop Morrison
Waterloo
Horton
St. Mark's
Notice of Contest Filed to Strayer Will
Probate of the will of Mrs. Margaret Strayer, who died March 6, files a contest by grandchildren led by J. C. Murtagh. Contenders include Hazel McLasky of Winnipeg and Ruth Strayer, Linnie Strayer, and William Strayer of Waterford. The will leaves all to Frank F. Strayer with bequests to Alice and Florence Strayer. Grounds allege unsound mind and undue influence by Frank F. Strayer. Property = homestead on Commercial Street.
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Margaret Strayer
J. C. Murtagh
Hazel McLasky
Winnipeg
Canada
Ruth IT
Linnie Strayer
William Strayer
Wateriog
Frank F. Strayer
Mayor Frisbie and McDonough Speak at Grace Church Supper
Mayor N. W. Frisbie and B. F. McDonough are to speak at the monthly Brotherhood supper in Grace M. E. church Tuesday evening. The public is invited.
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N. W. Frisbie
B. F. McDonough
Brotherhood
Grace M. E. Church
Deems to Speak to Rotary as Governor Candidate
J I Deems of Burlington, a former food administrator known for urging wartime bread toasts, will address Rotary members at noon on Monday. He is the third gubernatorial candidate to speak to Ro tary in as many weeks. The Rotary Boy Scout committee will report Monday on progress toward establishing a city council.
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Nestri
J. I
Deems
Burlington
Rotary
Rotary Boy Scout Committee
Condition of roads improves over last week notes
Highway conditions between Waterloo and Dubuque are largely good after recent reports from the highways weather service. Farley to Dyersville is good, Dyersville to Fairville is bad with a drag and drying patch west of Dyersville, Earlville to Masonville is good except rough spots. Independence says Grant highway dries, Jesup to Waterloo is good, and the Red Bull route from Waterloo to Waverly and Cedar Rapids is in good condition. North and south roads between Waterloo and Marshalltown are good except in a few places.
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Waterloo
Dubuque
Highways Weather Service
Farley
Dyersville
Fairville
Earlville
Masonville
Independence
Grant
Jesup
Red Bull
Waverly
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Grey Wolf Shot Near Waterloo in Black Hawk Township
A large grey wolf slain near the William Crownover farm in Black Hawk township was shot by Bert Strayer and Brandhorst. It weighed nearly 100 pounds and was brought to the county auditor for a $10 bounty after slaughtering lambs and chickens. The remains were sent to a taxidermist for mounting. The wolf had shown teeth until the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Crownover
Black Hawk Township
Brandhurst
Bert Strayer
Black Hawk
Hoover sentiment grows in Waterloo for Hoover
The Waterloo area shows notable Republican talk favoring Herbert Hoover for president. While no unified campaign exists, supporters cite Hoover’s local ties and family links to Waterloo. Local organizers note the effect on county convention delegations remains uncertain amid scattered activism.
Waterloo patterns coupon order for fashion department
Waterlou Evening Courier offers up to date pattern designs with a coupon to be sent to the Fashion Department in Waterloo. Each pattern costs 15 cents and allows for seams. Orders are filled promptly but may take ten days to arrive after sending the order.
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Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
Quiet caucus chatter and fire news firms in city
Fragmentary text notes quiet civic work and a window fire with chemicals. Mentions Hoover candidacy and Lowden sentiment. Vestry with Bromsen Insurance agency listed with phone 1374 in an advertisement.
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Hoover
Lowden
Bromsen Insurance Agency
Fhone
Bed on Fire From Fumigating Candle
A fire at 132 Chestnut Street caused by a fumigation candle nearly destroyed the Freeman residence. Mrs Freeman and their daughter, outside during fumigation, saw smoke from the windows and alerted the fire department. Firefighters found bedding ignited by the fumigation candle near it.
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Tony Freeman
Chestnut Street
Young Kid McCoy Leads Revival at First Baptist
Evangelist Young Kid McCoy conducted revival meetings at First Baptist church drawing many converts last night. He will continue with four services tomorrow at 10 a.m. 11 a.m. young people's meeting 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. service.
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McCoy
First Baptist Church
Kid McCoy
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