Waterloo Woman's Club Ends Year With Election and Reports
Waterloo Woman's Club plans closing meetings Friday April 25 with president Mrs George W Nauman presiding. Election reports to be presented by officers including Mrs J O Trumbauer and Mrs C Leeper. Voting on 1924 25 accounts ends at 3 p m. Delegates to national federation to be elected. four delegates from about 450 members. Election board includes Mrs M A Lichty and Mrs E L Johnsen. Other clubs noted: Arbor Vitne, Lucky Hetrely, Carnation.
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Waterloo Woman’s Club
George W. Nauman
Election Board
House Committee
TP. Ic. Menges
WW. Wood
Cropper
Sier
Ween
MN. A. Lichty
Ell. Johnsen
EB. Pickett
J. E. Falan
Stanley Moore
George Garrettson
Johnson
Politics Shapes 1924-9 Officers for B P W Members
The Business and Professional Women's club members vote informally on officers for 1924 9 with May 6 election three days before the state convention. Mrs Elizabeth Kenney appears set to serve another term as president, while other candidates include Miss Fanny Hemenway and Miss Tila Marie among others. The Waterloo club plans eight delegates to the convention, with 117 members at a recent Black's Tea Room dinner and more reservations for the banquet. Articles of incorporation were discussed and adopted with committee changes. window placards and a state delegates welcome were planned. a salesmanship talk by R J Byington urged ethics and core qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cacheirntay
Elizabeth Kenney
Fler
Fanny Hemenway
Invc
Tila Mar
earTespo
Missus
Maude Harry
Magnetet
Ulissés Gray
Harmon
Gan
Waterloo
Lows City
Black
Mayme Marcham
Mae Sweller
Huth Updesrat
Mary Horace
Teport
Ives
le Packard
Kathryn Barton
Gail Wilbur
Jessie Gable
R. J. Byington
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
Sunnyside Bridge Parties Start May 14 Weekday Events
Sunnyside country club announces the season opener of women-only bridge games on Wednesday May 14 with subsequent mixed sessions on alternate Wednesdays. Mrs George Cousins chairs the bridge committee as plans for a summer tournament begin. dinner dances and daily luncheons are planned, with special Sunday dances and a get acquainted meeting for all members at the hall.
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Sunnyside Bridge
Country Club
Rm. Amd
Pom
George Cousins
A. Waterbury
W. Chapman
C. F. Simpson
Chapman
W.P. Kerwin
Sunnyside
Seven Charter Members Attend Our Lady of Victory Banquet
Seven of the 27 women who organized Our Lady of Victory court in the old O I A building attended the 30-member anniversary banquet at K P hall. Names listed include Nellie Sorenberg er Callahan Striegel and Gonswilter. The event featured a yellow and white birthday cake with 24 candles, jonquils, and a program with toasts, songs, and a reading by Miss Elizabeth Lies.
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Our Lady of Victory Court
Woman's Catholic Order of Forresters
O. I
K.P. Hall
Nellie Sorenberger
Mary Callahan
Ley Striegel
Kate Cgonswilter
Iate Sheehan
Pinty Shawerman
Jeanmore
Alien Goswiller
Sherrer
Ali
Soren
Fressle
Kathryn Powers
Elizabeth Lies
Margaret Joyce
Mellion McCarvEle
Past Officers Direct Initiation at Cedar Falls O F S Chapter
Past officers will direct the initiation of the Cedar Falls chapter of the O F S at the annual meeting and initiation night on May 21. The special session at Masonic Ball announced the committee appointments, with Mrs Rita Lovealt Mrs Harriet McMasters and Mrs Rose Heitter named to assign past residents to stations. The hall featured ferns and decorations as members greeted officers and guests.
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Kerker Chapley
O. Els
Rita Lovealt
Uarriett McMasters
Rose Heitter
Ccommiltes
Cedar Falls
Jessie A. Wood
Worthy Eller
Itan Orthy
Ani Sosting
Helle Aghms
Literary Dept Elects Officers at Waloo Woman’s Club Meeting
Mrs. Walter E Johnson won the chair as the Literary Department elected officers at the annual Waloo Woman’s club meeting. Mrs 4 C Mesins named new Vice chairman while Mrs W P Ker Win Was alerted secretary. Announcement noted National Garden Week and National Music Week began. Reservations for May 13 luncheon at Hotel Ruasch Lamson accepted until May 13. May events include May breakfast at Memorial Hall with Mrs Mae Walker and Mrs Elva N Wannemaker, Mothers Day program May 13, and a May 4 bridge party at Mrs Edwards home.
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Walter E. Johnson
Chase
Waloo
Liw
4.C. Mesins
W. P. Ker Win
W. Nauman
Johnson
Memorial Hall
Mae Walker
Elva N. Wanznemaker
Sons of Veterans’ Camp
Gertrude Wright
Nellie Sherrill
Grace Stallman
Kathryn Edwards
Edwards
Amanda Crutcher
Mra. Wannemaker
Club Notes From Evening Dinner Event
Members of Kil Rare club enjoyed a social evening with card play and favors awarded to Mrs. MC Trowiner and IP AL Manning. Regular meetings will pause until October, summer activities organized by a committee. Jueves Tarde luncheon at Black's Tee Moon. Riverside Drive luncheon at Black's tearoom. Three Jink circle and other gatherings noted with music and cards, picnic supper served, and prizes won by Mrs. Hartill and Mrs. Koapp.
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Bishop's East Caferer
Ames P
Mes
Trowiner
Ip AL Manning
Jueves Tarde Club
Black’s Tee Moon
J. M. White
7. W. Kilgore
Bon Amicus Club
William Wing
Frank Hartill
Floyd Koapp
Church News Cedar Heights Meeting Picnic With Mrs Haton
Cedar Heights charity society plans a church outing as members meet with Mrs Thomas Haton for a guiding picnic. The gathering aims to discuss community aid needs and future activities.
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Cedar Heights
Ndtes
Aid Society
Thomas Haton
Civic groups plan Thursday church events and socials
Luncheon and regular session at noon then a lemonade shower to replenish church kitchen supplies. First Baptist Women’s society meets at the church parlors Thursday afternoon. A $00 party is planned at Miss Giri Reed’s home Thursday evening. M. E. Sunday School Home Department meets at 2 30 p m tomorrow for study. Christ Episcopal Women’s Guild hosts guests tomorrow afternoon at Mrs GA Mills home with hostesses Circe Lindquist Kabos Wallace Nissiing assisting. St John’s ladies society enjoyed an evening gathering with Mrs Becker at her home, five hundred wag played and prizes awarded to Mrs R L Jackson Mrs J Meisch and Mrs Thomas Meisch.
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Christ Episcopal Women's Guild
GA Mills
Mines
Circe
Lindquist
Kabos
Wallace
Nissiing
Cedar Falls Couple to Observe Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Cedar Falls April 23 Special Mr and Mrs A Smith will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage with a family reunion at Hotel Black Hawk and a reception at their home. They came to America in 1883 and settled in Cedar Falls. Their eight children Abs Katherine Beave John Walter Smith Mrs Gene Christensen Harold Magdalena and others are expected to attend.
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Cedar Falls
Smith
Dike
Mra. A. H. Nelgom
Alagna
John
Walter Smith
Grand Rapids
Mich
Gene Christensen
Cesar Tatts
Walter Coward
Waterloo
Ilarold
Magdalena
Tat
Springs Best Days Yet To Be Enjoyed
Weather in the vicinity warms with tonight and tomorrow cloudy. Waterloo anticipates spring with no further cold waves after four to five days of chills. Last night’s low was 12 above, the highest warmth of the week followed by a 60 degree high yesterday.
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Weathey
Waterloo
Waterloo City Briefs Highlight Local Notices And Events
A compilation of short items from Waterloo city life, including updates on civic activities, school staffing, parks and recreation, transportation notes, and social visits. Events span a Lions club luncheon program, a building permit for 1405 Fourth Street East, a clay bird shooting season opening at Byrnes Park, and a Cedar Falls public school kindergarten assignment. Local officials and guests travel for inspections, and notices mention radio entertainment on trains, a tax lecture at East High, and an upcoming cross country event plans for Crawfordsville Indiana.
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Herbert J. Conrad
Waterloo
Dunkerton
Little Rock
Easton
Louis Wangler
Lions Club
Black
Dora Pramley
Plainkincon
S. 1
Joe
Shirey
Alfred Schroeder
If. S. Hutton
U.S. Navy
Des Moines
Hutton
Tadig
Vesta Paul
Hast High
Iowa State
Ballere
Cedar Falls
F. L. Machannah
Byrnes Park
Permitnent Raps
Ciear
W. Scott Williams
Wiinoix Central Western Lines
Chisago
Bals
Southern Division
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Nes Moines
J. C. Batham
Santa Fe
Tribe of Ben Hur
Crawfordsville
Ind
Automobile Party
Lincoln
Neb
New Street Signs Urged By Slippy
City engineer Ralph B. Slippy prepared a council presentation urging replacement of street name signs at intersections citywide. He cites 1300 intersections lacking signs two years ago and estimates at least 1500 now. The council previously postponed adopting a new numeric naming system amid debate.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Slippy
More Divorces Than Marriages In Black Hawk County
In recent weeks divorces exceed marriages as Dan Cupid struggles to keep pace. Ola Hartgrave sues Wilbur Hartgrave, wed at Oskaloosa in April 1920, claims inhuman treatment, no children, no shared property. Hazel Lavon sues Joseph Lavon, wed at Staples Minnesota in October 1915, deserts plaintiff, seeks custody of a seven year old daughter.
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Dan Cupid
Black Hawk County
Ola Hartgrave
Wilburn Hartgrave
Oskaloosa
Hazel Lavon
Joseph Lavon
Staples, Minn
Mutual car damage suit in Orange Township trial
In a municipal court trial over a collision dated Sept 28 1823 at a township intersection both sides seek damages to automobiles. Plaintiff asks 3265 for repairs and loss of use while the defendant seeks 475 for damages to his car and loss of use. Attorneys McCay Beecher for plaintiff Edward Longley Ransier Morris for defendant.
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P. JH
A. K. Glessner
Orange Township
McCay & Beecher
Edward Longley, Ransier & Morris
Candidate Preacher to Be Heard at U P Church
Rev. C. W. Newton Jr will preach at a special United Presbyterian Church service on Thursday at 7 30 p m replacing the usual midweek prayer meeting The candidate for the pulpit has served at Newton for 1 years and has grown the church to the third strongest in the West Des Moines presbytery Rev L C Rankin’s supply ends soon and he will stay until June 1
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C. W. Newton, Jr
United Presbyterian Church
Newston
Wes Moines
LC. Rankin
Fire alarm at Margadant’s bakery basement blaze
Firefighters halted a basement blaze at Margadant’s bakery yesterday afternoon with two hose lines before it reached the main floor. A 2 p.m. run near Sheridan Road tackled a grass fire spreading to a shed and a telephone pole, causing $25 loss to W. J. Howell. A 4:40 p.m. grass fire caused no damage. New Sumner school planned. M. B. Cleveland to draft plans for a $40,000 auxiliary building with gym and auditorium.
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Margadant
Bakers
Sheridan Road
W. J.howell
Sumner
M. B. Cleveland
Jarze
Insurance Company Defendant in Suit for $5000 Policy
Julia Corsaut sues Equitable Life Insurance Society seeking $6000 on a life policy. Dr Joseph Calvin Corsaut died Dec 31 1922 after premium due Jan 30 1923 allegedly paid by the insured. The insurer contends policy remains valid. Dr Corsaut practiced in Dike and Cedarrall.
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Julia Corsaut
Sager & ‘Sweet
Waterloo
G. W. Dawsul
Equitable Life Insurance Society
United States
Joseph Calvin Corsaut
Ingdne
Independence
Tnsured
Corut
wse_ Wiis
Corszut
Corsaut
Dike
Cedacalls
Lindquist Sued for 2390 in Farm Rent and Attachments
Writs of attachment served by municipal court officers were amplified by district court writs after Henry Lindquist disappeared from a Barelay township farm. P. W. Belangee seeks 2390 for rent on a 490 acre farm occupied by Lindquist and abandoned, under an oral March lease. Masberg & Sims sue for 1450 for farm implements sold in 1922 and 1923. Lindquist has left the state, making service difficult.
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Henry Lindquist
Barelay
P. W. Belangee
Lindquist
Masberg & Sims
Employes to Greet Paul Davis at Hotel Russell-Lamson Dinner
Employes of Paul Davis Dry Goods will be entertained at a 6:30 p m banquet at the Hotel Russell Lamson. Paul Davis, president, will discuss managing the Thorns department store in Minneapolis while Edmund Rausch, vice president, also speaks. A social hour follows with Henry Iblings singing.
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Company
Jamar Row
Russell-Lamson
Paul Davis
Thorns
Minneapolis
Edmund Rausch
Henry Iblings
Three Wise Fools Cast Chosen For East High Play
East High announces the senior class play Three Wise Fools to be staged June 9 with Dorothy Johnson as Sidney Fairchilds and Bernard Larsen as Gordon Schuyler leading. Other cast members include William Mann Curtis Snyder Harvey Daley in key roles, with the comedy set in Washington Square as a trio of men undergo changes inspired by a visiting daughter.
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Carolyn McParlane
Samuel French Company
New York
Austin Strong
Dorothy Johnson
Sidney Fairchids
Bernard Larsen
Gordon Schuyler
Wiliam Mann
Curtis Snyder
Harvey Daley
Washington Square
Theodore Findley
Willian Manns
Richard Gaint
Curtis Snyderson
James Trumbut
Hearvey Daley
Sidney Fairchilds
Eros Johnson
Saunderseda Wide Gordon Schuyle
Jernard Larsen
Benjamin Suract
Norbert Keepe
John Crawshay
Robert Patterson Paula Harry Hoesser Gray Oy
Eee
Carl Artus Chaney
John Casey Douglas
Robert Stilson
Policeman Delano’ Raymond
I C Joins National Campaign for Care at Grade Crossing
H G Brown trainmaster for the Illinois Central district urges all company agents to back the national care at grade crossing drive. A South Dakota bulletin notes 81 percent of occupants killed or injured in crossing accidents are in cars. He calls for stopping before crossing to prevent loss of life and limb. The campaign runs nationwide this summer.
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I. C
National Campaign
H. G. Brown
Albert Lea District of
Illinois Central ‘Railroad
United States
Brown
South Dakota Railroad Commisssion
Volun
Cooperate to prevent grade crossing accidents says official
A closing note urges all agencies to work together to reduce grade crossing accidents and resultant loss of life, emphasizing voluntary action over compulsory legislation. The statement stresses interagency cooperation as the best path to safety.
Mrs J O King Plans State Disabled Veterans Organization
Mrs J O King commander of the women’s unit in the King Marion chapter of Disabled American Veterans travels to Des Moines to confer with state commander Earl Ade on forming a state organization. The launch occurs during the state convention of the disabled veterans and women’s units Friday and Saturday with delegates Ising Jana and G Boyd. Alternate delegates are Mrs Boyd and Carl Reitz.
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J. O. King
King-Marion
Disabled Americaa Veterans of
Two Colorful Youths Face Serious Charge in City Court
Green Diamond 23 and Joe Ellis 21, both entered, are to face a serious criminal charge in municipal court Tuesday April 29 at 2 0p m after arrest on a warrant sworn by J B Gillis. The accused allegedly attacked Gillis wife Mabel Gillis, a young colored woman and mother of a baby. Bonds of 1000 each were set and they were released pending trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Diamond
Joe Elis
J.B. Gills
Mabel Gillis
Diamond and Ellis
Perfect Record Made in School Savings at McKinley
Rapp principal announced McKinley school set a 100 percent record in school savings on March 4 with all 338 pupils contributing. The landmark has been reached several times since, making McKinley the first east district school to report the achievement.
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McKinley School
Ikrea
Rapp
iSvery
Amckinley
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