Iowa BL OP Convention Draws Comment and Plans
Members anticipate the Iowa BL OP convention in Waterloo May 9 10 with hostesses led by Mrs Marion Cooley de Pair promising a successful Saturday night program. Miss Margaret Morrison and Mrs A E Johnson will represent Waterloo with a delegation, while board officers assemble Thursday for the semiannual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa BL OP. W. Convent
Marion Coofey de Pair
Waterloo
Margaret Morrison
A. E. Johnson
Martha Pattie
Ma- Son Cli
Elizabeth Kenney
W. D. Ives
Alice Wykoff
Mary Eggert
Barton
Clara Chadek
Eva Abrams
Sarah Story
Romance Language Department Year One of Progress
The annual meeting of Watersoo foman's club heard how the French program aided students. Officers elected were Mrs. R. M. Knox chairman, Mrs. ET. Aleford vice chairman, and Mrs. L. E. Eickelberg secretary. A walking rehearsal by Mrs. Howard and Mrs. E. B. Magee featured a French playlet.
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Watersoo Foman’s Club
R. M. Knox
Alrs
ET. Aleford
L. E. Eickelberg
C. E. Howard
Jess
FL P. McElhinney
Aimes
C. A. Waterbury
Early Campaigns in Jawa T U Members Hear Pioneers of Temperance
Mrs. Peter Woodring recounts Jawa temperance pioneers at Festerdar’s Meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. Artifacts include banners literature and Civil War era newspaper. Donations planned for International Court of Justice in Washington.
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Jawa
Festerdar
Women’s Christian Temperance |Uilion
Peter Woodring
Woodring
Leget
International Court of, Women
Washington
Dr and Mrs Darling Welcome Parishioners at Manse
Dr and Mrs Charles David Darling kept open house at the Wesleyan Presby terian manse Tuesday evening with many parishioners calling. Guests could come and go. Mrs Darling served tea and wafers, and the table featured pink tulips and snapdragons. The pastor’s library drew attention as Miss Virginis remains at home. Herrick to arrive from Princeton Seminary. Kath TYR at Western Reserve and Douglas at Cleveland high school expected in June.
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Charles David Darling
Wes Ininster
Literary Division Luncheon and Election Planned
Members of the Literary department meet Tuesday at the clubhouse for a luncheon and annual meeting led by Mrs. d E Ridenour. Reservations with Mrs. Jacob Levingston by Friday noon. A program on the Russian writer Andreyev is planned along with officer elections and a post luncheon business session.
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D. E. Ridenour
Lunccheon
Jacob Levingston
Lenny
Andrewev
Spring Luncheon of Waterloo Woman's Club Planned
Waterloo Woman's Club schedules its annual spring luncheon for Thursday May 15 at Hotel Russell Lamson. Mrs. Johnson Orrick and Stearns plan the music and toasts, with Mrs Nauman to preside and gavel presentation to the incoming president elected April 25.
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Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
W. E. Johnson
H. OG. Orrick
Fred Stearns
G. W. Nauman
Church Quilting Occupation Takes Center Stage
First Lutheran Aussionary society members plan quilting at church parlors on Thursday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. J B Becker Mrs Harry Pashby and Miss Louise Meyers. Judge G W Wadd spoke on Child Welfare before 40 Alpha Philothea members at Walnut Street Baptist, followed by child-led program and solos by John Liffring Elizabeth Harris and Rodney Finlayson. Flowers decor, refreshments by Mrs W F Kuriger and committee. East Park Presbyterian Brotherhood meets at 7:30 p.m. in church parlors. Rev H H Middents leads.
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First Lutheran Aussionary Society
J. 8. Becker
Harry Pashby
Louise Meyers
G. W. Wadd
Alpha Philothea
Walnut Street Baptist Church
John Liffring
Wizabeth Harris
Rodney Finlayson
W. F. Kuriger
East Park Presbyterian Brotherhood
H. H. Middents
Club Notes Record Luncheon and Elections
Clubnotes report a Tuesday luncheon at Mrs Preds home in Fortieh where Memrbeng elected officers Mrs Lincoln White president Mrs George Patt secretary treasurer with Theodore Peek and Jacob Meyer as flower committee. In two weeks the club will be hosted at country homes by new president Mrs Leon A Link and Mrs Harry Kober. Mrs C B Harris hosted Get-To- Rether club for a Tuesday afternoon gathering with formal time.
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Memrbeng
Pred
Fortieh
Lincoln White
George Patt
Theodore Peek
Jacob Meyer
Dresident
Leon A. Link
Harry Kober
C. B. Harris
Hoyt returns from California to La Porte City
Mrs Georgia Hoyt spent winter in California and returned home to La Porte City visiting relatives in Waterloo and Cedar Falls with plans to resume local activities. Local society notes include a Methodist Ladies Aid meeting at the church with hostesses and a Busy week of guests and visits among townspeople.
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la Porte City
George Banger
Waterloo Evening Courier
Georgia Hoyt
California
Porte City
Creorgia Hoyt
Plor
E. Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid’ Society of the
Methodist Church
Mines
Irayhawking
Smailling
Glen Haven
Ralph Runyan
Matilda Primrose
AL Pranklin
Wlag, Fox
Charles Moora J
Ray Ashley
Durrough
Michael Garmen
Waterloo
Great Lakes
Paige
Wejbie Jean
Cedar Malls
Charles Jones
Belmond
J. C. Beem
Jones
H. B. Corwin
Des Moines
Corwin
Prof Newton Holds Perfect Attendance Record At Teachers College
Cedar Falls report notes Prof George W Newton has never missed a recitation in 28 years at the college since 1896 and will leave at term end to take over an orange grove in California. May 23 marks the annual spring fete with queen election soon to be held.
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Cedar Falls
Amill
George W. Newton
Teachers College
Regent Theatre
Frank L. McCreary
City in Brief: West End Bridge and Local Notices
A roundup of local items includes activities on West End 4th Street Bridge and Ridge Buchanan’s optical service. Residents Miss Agnes Curran and Abbie Evens left for an indefinite Omaha visit, with other travelers and visits to relatives noted. Monthly east district school board meeting discussed auditing bills. A city dance party hosted by a local club and a warning to parents about street safety were reported as part of community life.
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West End
4Th Street
Ridge Buchanan
Agnes Curran
Abbie Evens
Omaha
Dean Richman
Chick” Sexton
Aig Mogi
Fort Madison
Ron Armstrong
Modern Brotherhood
Uty Sherif
America Lodge
Levening
K.P. Hall
A. E. Gnagy
O. BF
Dane
Ana
Demurrer Overruled in Hog Death Damage Case
Wa terloo Serum laboratories sues United Serum company for 40000. Judge E B Stiles overrules demurrer, upholds counts one and three while count two negligence remains a viable claim. Plaintiffs allege serum and virus in 1920 caused hog illnesses and deaths. attorneys listed.
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Waterloo Serum Laboratories
United Serum Company
E. B. Stiles
Stites
Nears & Lovejoy
Arbuckle & Arbuckle
Gates Park Undergoes Preparations for Summer Sports
Work has begun at Gates Park on Fourth Street East to upgrade facilities for summer sports including baseball and Sunday school games. Plans mention a second diamond at Cedar River Park and input from park commissioners.
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Gates Park
Upper Fourth Street
Cedar River Park
Park Commission
East High Students Enter National Essay Contest
Thirty three chemistry students at East High entered the national prize essay contest promoted by the American Chemical Society. Six prizes of twenty dollars and certificates of honorable mention will be awarded in each state with a national committee selecting six winners to receive four year scholarships worth five hundred dollars yearly plus tuition. East High entrants include Erwin Anderson, Lloyd Briden, Emma Bauman, Clewell, Carl Pormaker, Stanley Grohn, Beatrice Hansen, Roger Heiple, and many others across listed names.
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East High
American Chemical
John Coulson
Herbert Woaver
Charles H. Mayo
Joe Addams
Arthur Capper
George Eastman
University
Vassar College
National Defense
W. F. Coover
Iowa State College
Iowa
Erwin Anderson
Lloyd Briden
Donald
Emma Bauman
Collettine
Cleowell
Carl Pormaker
Stanley Grohn
Beatrice Hansen
Roger Heiple
Lyle Helekle
Robert Janiins
Russell Griffith
George Mark- Hulda
Mathias
Max Mendel
Arlens Murphy
Hubert Patterson Tani 'Phernton
Lou Richard Griffith
Flint Howell
Au Herbert Rehder
Clyde Back
Ise Broneman
Thessie Hanson
Marstin Marlow
Con McDermott
Carmen oNell
Bertie Mixors
Alvin Parker
Er Dallas Sehares
Robert Lee
Edna Steege
Louis Waltz
Birthday Party Celebrates Frank Peters Birthday
Frank Peters hosted a birthday gathering at his residence yesterday afternoon with a small group of boys and girls in attendance. An advertisement notes a limited time offer at Sibert's White Laundry featuring feathered garments at 41 cents per pair this week only, with phone number 147 for orders.
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J. Callahan
Colubia Street
Frank Peter
Sibert
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