Waterloo Shrine party marks festive society event
The Waterloo Shrine club held a large social at the Galloway club house with about 80 nobles and ladies dining and dancing. Boston vocalists entertained, and officials welcomed guests as the new club announces a series of social activities to foster Shriner fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Shrine Club
Galloway Clube House
Martha Washington
Meistersingers
Boston
Son
W. I. Atkin
C. A. Morris
Shriners’ Goodfellowship
J. Will Runkle
el Kahir Temple
Cedar Rapids
W. Frigpie
Jow Shriner
Local clubs host meetings and luncheons this Thursday
The Clubs Friendship Club No 237 is entertained by Mrs Fred Moora Thursday afternoon with a serving hostess. L M I club members join Mrs John Swift and Mrs A Weishaar for a 1 pm luncheon at the Y W C A dining room. The Swift residence will host the program. Mrs Ed Burk Jr hosts Kum Bids a Wee club for dinner at 1 pm Thursday. Amici club elects Mrs A W Sipes to presidency at the treetine with Mrs Lena Taylor. Mrs J M Galyean becomes secretary treasurer and Mrs Minnie Rittenhouse reporter. Music by Mrs Fred Wilcox and Miss Edna May Rittenhouse. refreshments served by the hostess and Miss Rittenhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Sipes
Amici Club
Lena Taylor
M. Galyean
Minnie Rittenhouse
Fred Wilcox
Edna May Rittenhouse
Rittenhouse
Beauty Chats on Hairdressing and Skincare Advice
Edna Kent Forbes offers hair styling tips for different face shapes and hair placements. She discusses knot position, forehead coverage, and backline lines to flatter profiles, plus skincare guidance using cleansing cream and lemon juice to lighten freckles.
Side Talks Is Ruth Cameron and Her Surprising Luck
A reflective passage questions envy of others living freer lives. Mothers of many children note the contrast between their own burdens and others seemingly blessed with leisure. The author ends by noting no one would trade their family for such freedoms.
Women Who Earn Big Wages In Chicago Store Owner
A historic account profiles Mrs. Mollie Netcher Neuberger as a self made businesswoman who rose from salesgirl to sole owner and manager of a major Chicago department store. The store reportedly conducts nearly 20 million dollars in annual retail sales.
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Mollie Netcher Neuberger
How Much Had Only I Didn’t Know Then
A reflective monologue contrasts envy in mothers with a businessman's constant triumphs. The narrator recalls a year marked by illness in a dear one, realizing how happiness is appreciated only in hindsight. He resolves to recognize present blessings before they fade.
Rail Y Pushes Benefit Tickets at Strand Theatre Events
Finance committee of Railway Y M C A chaired by H S Taylor met at Taylor's office to plan benefit performances at Strand Theatre tomorrow and Friday. News notes heavy ticket sales and donations from businessmen. Paper carrier boys and shopmen reported boosts. association will receive 50 percent of red ticket receipts, none from blue tickets, per Roy A Graham.
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Railway Y
H. S. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Tliois Central Western Lines
Strand Theatre
Roy A. Graham
Scouts at East High to outing at Elk Run
Boy Scouts receive instruction in sanitation calisthenics and swimming at East High School gymnasium at 7 p m today. Dr F N Meade of Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls will speak on the relation of Scouting to health and give first aid training and demonstrations. On Sunday, April 17, a second outing to Elk Run reservation will be led by Prof Victor H Ries with the theme Gods Great Outdoors. Scouts meet at Lincoln Park at 2 50 p m and head to the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High School
F. N. Meade
Department of Physical Education
Iowa State Teachers
Elk Run
Victor H. Ries
Department of Natural Science
Cedar Falls
Lincoln Park
Waterloo Gun Club Plans Relocation and Improvements
The Waterloo gun club at Byrnes park will relocate the clubhouse and traps to a knoll about 100 yards south and make the traps oval. The project will be completed in time for the registered shoot on May 19.
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Waterloo
Byrnes Park
Mayors Good Offices Move Toward Settlement of Waterloo Labor Standoff
Mayor Frisbie announces a union wage deal with electrical workers set at 85 cents an hour and names an arbitration committee to mediate with Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workers over the Rath Packing strike. Workers return to work on a new scale, closer to a contract offer, as efforts to unify employers and employees continue. The mayor urges businesslike talks to steady Cedar Rapids bid competition and prevent job losses in Waterloo.
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N. W
Frisbie
Amalgamated Meat Cutters & Butcher Workers Union
Rath Packing Company
G. R. Spensley
W. H. Brunn
William Rayseh
B. F. Bishop
J. M. Molloy
Rath
Waterloo Mar
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Mortuary Notices Then and Now in Black Hawk County
Mortuary notices list Mrs. John W. Knepper of Black Hawk County who died in Goodrich North Dakota with burial in Goodrich. Surviving Knepper family members include A D Knepper Troy I Knepper and several daughters and sons in Goodrich Oelwein Colorado Springs and other towns. Also includes Gertrude Elizabeth Brooks of Des Moines who died of pneumonia aged two and a half with funeral at Petersen Bros chapel and burial in Fairview after services.
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John W. Knepper
John W. Knepner
Black Hawk County
Goodrich
N. D
C. A. Dickey
Waterloo
Hattie EB. Dicker
Freeport
Joan W. Knepper
A. D. Knepper
Troy I. Knepper
A. F. Leedy
Ross Porter
Arthur G. Knepper
Colorado Springs
Colo
Jar W. Knepper
Oelwein
Emmetto
Knepper
Gertrude E. Brooks
Gertrude
Elizabeth Brooks
R. Brooks
Des Moines
Margaret
Paul
Petersen Bros
Butiel
Fairview
Starving Throng Appeals as Anna Blough Seeks Food Aid in China
Miss Anna V. Blough, missionary daughter from Waterloo, reports through a field diary on famine in 23 Chinese villages along a 70 mile Red Cross road project. She describes skeletal crowds, scarce meals, and hopeful converts amid hunger, with one baby girl named Jen Shin saved from starvation and named by the relief worker.
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Anna V. Blough
Mr. and
Hies U. S. Blough
Miss Blough
Jen Shin
Jesus
Altho
Taen Chuang
Red Cross
Births and shooting results reported in local notice
Births announced for Oris Ixelly in Lincoln township on March 18, Katherine Burnett born April 2 in Logan street residence, and Cecil Floyd Poyper born March 23 in Poyner township. Parkersburg gun club held a registered shoot with 43 entrants. Charles Hummel of La Porte City was high gun with 150 targets and Andy Luke of Hampton was second with 146. no Waterloo shooters attended.
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Ray Walter Ixelly
Sincoln Township
Oris
Guy Burnett
Logan
Katherine
Fryd Poyper
Poyner
Cecil Floyd
Parkersburg
Fragmentary Field Notes on City Welfare and a Poor Girl
A traveler records scenes of hunger and hardship in the city reflecting on widows, a desperate family, and a 14 year old girl noted for stealing. The writer sends a map for clothing and hopes love may guide the girl to better paths.
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Biss Forrester
Miss Forrester
East Side
Sisth Wanda
Ieasse Ts
B. Hollmen
Beis
Congress of
Giris” Gleeiah
Laverne Wilcox
H. A. Beges
Paul Bliss
Home and Education Department
A. F. Gates
Presbyterian Heter
Childre Department of Waterloo
Sacred Heart School Hall
Jeanette Roemer
Burton Harrison
John Tinniel
2Nd Education Department
LE. Dietrick
Masonic Hall
Deen Club
Ufsaan
la Loita Elu
W. 4. Daniels
Blue Vircle
A. Jessup
Silver
Vlub
Slek Delagaréelic
Minerva Vinb
Edward Selver
Frederick Sheet
Edward Howrey
East High
B. J. Howrey
Gates
Fred J. Miller
Lloyd Dean
Howell
Glen Babcock
Kresinsky
Westminster Presbyterian—Philatheans
Dunkerton
Kathryn, Flion
Martha McCormick
Josephine Lumry
Niane
Martha Louise Graham
Claire Padden
Helen Axtell
Baraca-Philathea
Detroit
Stella Fentiman
Cora Hartleip
Eva Bradley
C. L. Paulus
A. B. Philips
Ray Hagemann
Bradley
Paulus
A. L. Bradley
Philips
Hagemann
John L. Paulus
Harold
Arline
Marjorie Bradley
Virginia Philips
Pythian
Johnson's Pavilion
Knights of Pythias
K. of P. Hall
I Sacred Heart Church Choir
Triangis Club
Valentine's Studio
King’s Daughters
Niy Circle
W. CG. A
C. H. Abbs
W.C
Haif Nime
Sacred Heart
D. W. Peck
Margaret Martin
Will Mulien
Thomas Contry
Louis Glaza
Yancom P.T. A
Parent-Teacher Association of
Lincoln
4. E. Johnson
R. H. Thompson
ImeWa Burk
W. H. Langlas
Jack Campbell
S. S. Treader
Superintendents’ Association of Waterloo
Walter Hutton
Iowa State Association
Peter Jacobs
Randolph
First Brethren
Helen Gould
Memorial Hall
Maybelle McKellar
Fanny Brown
Oeiwein
Isabel Mack
Leo Gallagher Tok
Sacred Heart Church
Gamble-Robintox | Fruit Company
Treasury of Sacred Heart Church
Baptist—Women’s Society
St. Mary's Circle
St. Mary's Sewing’ Circle
Mmes. J. Koster
T. Meisele
H. Hoffer
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Naner C
Ruth Cameron
Beatrice
Molise XN. Neuberree
Chicago
Rail “Y
East
Waterloo Gun Club
Anna
Bor Ong
Christ
Hummel
Courier
Tion
Hall-Ekfest Company
Park Avenue and
Lafayette Street
O Giar
Woaterloo
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Amatess
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