Missionary Critiques Indian Social Wrongs At Methodist Meeting
Dr Etella Dodd lectured Mary B Lockwood League on Indian child marriages and temple practices. She contrasted alleged evils with pride in culture and described mission hospital life, nursing status, and a cobra in a hospital bed analogy. The audience heard tales of jungle peril and mission work amid India’s social customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Etella Dodd
Sirovcha
Teld
Mary B. Lockwood League
Circe Methodist Episcopal Church
Sciunell
Brayo Demels Ie
Miss Mayo
United States
Chicago
Speater
Mason
Mr. Dodd
Mary Pitts
iClemenzi
Birthday Dinner and Program for Grant Observed by W R C
W R C held Grant birthday observance in Memorial hall with an all day thimblebee. Activities included a history reading of General Grant, musical offerings, talks by club members, and a group dinner. Forty five members and two comrades attended.
Waterloo Chapter of O. and S. Plans Future Events
One hundred members and visitors attended supper and initiation under the Watering chapter Order of Eastern Star. Mrs. George Welkersan and Mrs. James Newry were noted. Plans an infantory service in charge of pris matrons and patrons for May 33. The next meeting May 9 will precede a program and serial hour led by Mrs. B C Guenther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watering Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
George Welkersan
Holy City
E Adams
James Newry
Pris
B.C. Guenther
Wed Couple Honored by Christ Episcopal Choir
Mr and Mrs Clarence L Thompson were honored at a Christ Episcopal church choir supper at the Greeley home. Mrs Thompson formerly Carrie Wilimek sang in the chair for years and now as her mother. The couple received gifts and a rehearsal followed the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Thompson
Christ Episcopal Church Lab
Albert Greeley
Thompson
Carrie Wilimek
Dr Murphy Weds Helen Krueger at New Hampton
Miss Helen Krueger of New Hampton and Dr. Frank J. Murphy of New London Wis were married at St Marys church in New Hampton Ia Rev B H Forkenbrock officiating A breakfast followed at the bride s parents home The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs William Krieger of New Hampton educated at St Marys School and St Marys High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampton
Helen Krueger
Frank J. Murphy
New London
Wis
St. Mary's Church
B. H. Forkenbrock
Myr
William Krieger
St. Mary's School
St. Mary's High Schido
Motor Club Party Plans Completed
Waterloo automobile club members and families are invited to a party at Hotel Russell-Lamson tomorrow. Music for dancing and tables for bridge and 500 will be provided. The hotel will open first and second floors to guests with preparations for up to 1,000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Automobile Whrhh
Bop
Russell-Lamson
Club Notes Show Social Gatherings and Hospitable Hosts
Yesterday afternoon at various homes, members of social clubs gathered for teas and bridge sessions. Mrs. Irvin Thomas Mrs. J A Cashman and Mrs. Wiling Cummings hosted with Martha Prahian serving refreshments. Honors went to Mrs Merle Plunkey Mrs Will Herven and Mrs Edward Gindt. Mrs Wayne Palmer hosted a later event while Mrs Willis FL Toomey received a favor in the Wednesday Birdie club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oj. Tapamells
Irvin Thomas
J. A. Cashman
Wil‘ing Cummings
Martha Prhian
Ernest Porter
Edward Selzer
Sioux Falls
A. Curran
N Oo
Bridge Club
Merle ‘Plunkey
Will Herven
Edward Gindt
Wayne Palmer
Willis
Toomey
Hints in Beauty Care and a Calorie Reduction Method
An advisory piece promotes aggressive calorie control and strict regimens for weight loss. It suggests breakfast mostly fruit, a vegetable based lunch and dinner around 400 to 450 calories, with total daily intake near 1800 calories. The article includes sample meals, cautions about high calorie foods, and mentions scalp care and shampoo tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minas
Church activities fill Burton Avenue church with youth events
Twenty five members of the Intermediate Baptist Young People's union at Burton Avenue Baptist church enjoyed a Wiener roast on the riverbank last evening followed by games and COMOTS. Mrs. Marion Flint and Ming JF C Armstrong accompanied them. Brotherhood of Graves Memorial United Brethren church will meet for supper at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. Worth Hillman will give a stereopticon talk on his European trip. Thirty three members and two guests attended yesterday at an all day Majel guild meeting at First Presbyterian church. Tine was spent with sewing for the Whitheames. The Plymouth Congregational eliuiretr loyal helpers class will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brooks. The serving committee will include Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. TB ikenny and Miss Marjorie Crver. Rev Ro K. Chap will lead. Astrarian class of First Methodist Episcopal church will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. W. SB Horner. The hostess will be assisted by Mimies Margaret Cortright, Chester man, J E Johnson, Eliza Odell and Cara Powers. Plowie dinner will be served at noon followed by social time. Searchlight class of Walnut Street Baptist Sunday school met yesterday for 6 o'clock dinner in the dining room. Five members and one visitor were present. March and April committees served meals denoted in apriary feolari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Baptist Young People’s Union
Burton Avenue
Marion Flint
Ming
Jf, C Armstrong
Brotherhood of Graves Memorial
United Brethren Church
Worth Hillman
Bnesls
Majel Guild
First Presbyterian Church
Kums Sage
Mk Gk AL Me
Hlelpers
Plymouth Congregational Eliuiretr
Leo Brooks
Brooks
Tbikenny
Marjorie Crryer
Ro K. Chap
First Methodist
Episcopal Church
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
Hve
Goldie Cook
Cedar Rapids
Unity
W. E. Warren
Rock Island Railroad
Waterloo
Vernice Hughes
Dora Hughes
J. D. Raines
Westminster Presbyterian Church
I. J. Bolster
Rialto Theatre
Marion Fling
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Margaret Flint
Shenandoah, Ta
Alfred Jones
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabres
I. O. Co. I. Hall
Junior Endeavor Society Banquet Closes Contest
Members of the Junior Endeavor Society at First Presbyterian Church held a dinner last evening to close a four member contest. Mary Mulray Wan captained the losing team which was honored by the winning side. Helen Schner Covers lent support and 30 points were claimed for the winning effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
Mary Mulray
Helen Schner
Sald. Mnes. P
Jd. Mulray
F. A. Hunt
Oscar Klein
L. Hutchinson
Anasette Fisher
Miss Markussen to Wed Simmett McBride
Annette Markussen announced her forthcoming marriage to Emmett McBride at a dinner party for 15 in Hotel Oxford Cedar Falls April 26. The wedding is planned for May 15. Markussen and McBride are described with their parents’ names. The event included colonial corsages as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Cedar Falls
Emmett McBride
Annette Markussen
Oxford
Miss Markussen
James Markussen
McBride
Kemper McBride
Mrs. Kepple Heads Burton Avenue Baptist Mission Society
Mrs Neth Kepple was elected president of the Woman's Missionary Society of Burton Avenue Baptist Church at a meeting held yesterday afternoon in her home. Other officers named include Mrs H WM Murray vice president Mrs Oscar Schadt secretary and Mrs Earl Jago treasurer. Mrs Herman Warner named chairman of White Cross work and reported on the Cedar Valley district rally of Baptist women held April 20 at New Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neth Kepple
Woman's Missionary Society of
Burton Avenue
Kingsley P T A elects officers and hosts event
Mrs H C Miller was named president of the Kingsley P T A at a meeting held last evening in the school. New officers include Mrs D Hays as vice president and Miss Della Orcutt as vice president. Prof John W Charles from Iowa State Teachers College Cedar Falls spoke on The Superior Child. Encampment Auxiliary initiation to be held tomorrow night at Black Hawk I O O P hall with degree staff in white. entertainment and refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman ©. Miller
Kingsley Patent- Teacher Association
Schol
D. Hays
Della Orcutt
Huntington
John W. Charles
Education Department
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Paus
Black Hawk I. O
P. Hall
Society Matron Champion in Trap Shooting
Memphis matron Mrs Thomas D Snowden rose to top trap shooter in Tennessee and tri state contender. From a social life to fields and targets she trained early with 4 am sessions and cold marshes. In 1926 she won the tri state title and 1927 she broke 1532 of 1700 targets with a 90+ average and defends her title while pursuing the national championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Thomas D. Snowden
Memphis Society
Mirs
Snowden
Arkansas
Mississippi
Play to Feature P T A Program at Edison School
The Edison school P T A meeting will feature a five act play Siaw the Story Grew directed by Mrs Dwight Bower. Cast includes Edward Bower A H Adams Charles Moessner Arthur Hickman Ray Smith Lawrence Olsen Hans P Clemmeyisen and Frank Tate. Westfield women with Mrs John Byerman will serve refreshments. Plans for a spring dance at the Elks club on Friday May 14 are announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Edison School
Dwight Bower
Taking Park
Mnics
Edward Bower
A. H. Adams
Charles Moessner
Arthur Hickman
Ray Smith
Lawrence
Olsen
Hans P. Clemmeyisen
Frank Tate
Westfield
John Byerman
Ehoalyman
Buchanan's complete optical service advertised in Cedar Rapids
A misc. local notices column lists Buchanan's optical service with phone 443 for appointments and a lad advert inviting readers to visit Unity Center tonight for a fitting. Other items note W. E. Warren visiting Waterloo, Vernice Hughes filing for divorce from Dora Hughes, J. D. Raines becoming organist at Westminster church, and funeral business and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan’s
Equalization of School Taxes Aimed at Rural Education
Mrs. W. F. Parrott of Iowa Federation of Women's Clubs calls equalization of school taxes the only path to give rural children city-scale educational opportunities. She cites kindergarten expansion, industrial education, and continuation schools, with state and national support to keep country schools vibrant and connected to communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Parrott
Cedar Heights
Towa
National Kindergarten Association
H. J. Burdick
Cedar Falls
Iowa
National Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education
Clty
Maine
California
Wisconsin
John Callahan
Madison
Wis
New York
Consolidated Unit of Taxation
G. St. John of
Riverview Man Fined for Disturbing Quiet in Municipal Court
E M Quail of Riverview addition pleaded guilty to disturbing the public quiet after an incident with a neighbor at midnight. Judge J C Berm fined him 50 dollars with costs. A second matter involved Thomas Shrehan of Chicago posting a 55 dollar bond for a charge of driving while intoxicated. the bond was forfeited when he did not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Quail
Riverview Addition
J. CG. Berm
Thomas Shrehan
Chicago
Brain Test Answer Fragment
A cryptic OCR fragment lists scattered words and numbers including coming up, obey, winter, states, sank, how, ate, omn i day, fish caught, jetters, alphabet. No coherent event or entities emerge from the readable text.
Raleigh First Lady Angers McLean Redefines Hostess Role
Mrs Angus Wilton McLean wife of governor Angus Wilton McLean the first lady of North Carolina is lauded as a perfect hostess. She manages the executive mansion including its marketing and aims to spend more time with her three children. Her social functions attract high ranking officials and international figures, reviving the mansion’s social life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Washington
North Carolina
Angus Wilton McLean
Old North State
Gov
McLean
United States
War Finance Corporation
Paris Eases Rules on Costume Trimmings
Paris loosens limits on non essential trimmings for costumes. Paul Poiret features a navy rep coat with long silk tassels at patch pockets. The coat includes metallic weave braid as part of a two piece ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Paul Poiret
National Boys Week Observance Set for April 29 to May 5
The National Boys Week committee led by Walter W. Head of Omaha promotes a week dedicated to recognizing the role of boys in society. Endorsed by John J. Pershing, Vice President Dawes, and Secretary Hoover, Waterloo Kiwanis will hold a program at Hotel Russell Lamson with Judge George W. Wood speaking on the Boy Problem and Billy Lane performing a musical reading with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Head
Omaha
John J. Pershing
Charles G. Dawes
Herbert Hoover
Waterloo
Kiwanis Club
Russell-Lamson
Bay
George W. Wood
Billy Lane
W. A. Lane
McGarvey Estate Left to Two Orphaned Children
The will of John J. McGarvey leaves all property in trust for his children Ann and Cornelius, with Lawrence F. McGarvey as trustee and executor. Income supports the children, with main estate split at ages 25 and 30. Other estates bequeathed to two women and to First Congregational Church Missionary Society. Executrixes named for Shaffer estate. probate filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McGarvey
Ann
Cornelius
Aled
Lawrence F. McGarvey
Locust Street
Mary Cottrell
Carvie Lovejoy
May Woods
Missionary Society of
First Congregational Church
Emma
Gillisple
Etta L. Gillin
Malinda Shaffer
Many Pay Tribute at McGarvey Bier
The Catholic church was filled with relatives and friends of John J. McGarvey for a solemn requiem mass and funeral services. Many from surrounding county and Enagle township attended. Casket bearers included W. H. Mitchell and others. honorary pallbearers followed to Calvary grave. Fr. J. M. Molloy led high mass with Fr. T. F. O'Brien as master of ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarred ‘Heare Catholic
John J. McGarvey
Enaglé Township
W. H. Mitchell
J. J. Meaney
C. J. Kirby
John Fitzgerald
G. B. Huston
L. Gi. Mullan
Gleaming Carrots and Asparagus with Drawn Butter Sauce
A compact kitchen column offers a carrot and asparagus preparation with half inch carrot slices boiled tender, baked in buttered pan with salt pepper and sugar, then served with a drawn butter sauce. Includes a recipe outline for sauce and notes on bread crumbs for frying and low water boiling for carrots. Quarantine notices list named individuals with mumps and chickenpox cases.
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Triangle League
Woman's Club
F. J. Wisner
Roy Gilrey
Carnval—Y
Mooseheart Jepson
Moose Hall
Our Lady of Victory
Automobile Club
Waterloo Camp
Royal Neighbors
PL Hall
Alice Smoker
W.R. C
Grant
Mmes
Lottie Flick
Julius Dennis
Amos Marile
Wesley Clemens
W. H. Moore
A. J. Rodenhaver
David Upcraft
Joe Ganz
May ‘Tunis
Victory Nichols
Fred Bross
W. M. Larson
Anna Sohm
Dr. Murphy
N. Hampton
Motor Club
EDSA
Jesse
Church News
Junior Endeavor Society
Simmett McBride
Neil Kepple
Baptist Missions Society
H. C. Miller
Kingsley P.T. A
P.T. A
Edison
Phi Sigma Chi
Elks Club
CITV
Meade L. Boyd
Hudson Record
Dallas
Newbern
Oren
Joan S .Till Boyd
Newberg
James PF. Dempsey
Fliat Street West
United States Veterans’ Bureau Hospital
Dwight
Alfies
Wievel Hevans’ Bureau
Dempsey
Dwiehl Hoaprat
Fale Wate
Fanerman
Watello
Watello Cony Trovik
Come
Riverview
Shpenman
Feebceldd
Plana
Ufe
McGarvey
McGarvey Bier
Wella Dtrivee
Ontometrists
Mfc
Opticians
Y. M. C. A. Bldg
ENTZ
First National Bank
Ned Woolsey
Fifth West
Electa Freeder
Bluff Street
Richard Filcder
Columbia
Herbert Humphrey
Crescent Hour of Music
Radio Sta. Hoc
Fasicon
Evening Courier
ATI
iSc
Seas City and
Slate
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