Miss Minnie Maihauer Heads Iowa Nurses Society
Miss Minnie Maihauer was named president of the Iowa Registered Nurses Association District No. 4 in a war era session at the Young Women’s Christian Association building. Officers include Miss Ruth Mayeraye as vice president and Miss Katherine Afterny as first vice president. Violet Holi Osincup as secretary. Nellie Cedar Falls as treasurer. District meetings rotate among Maralletown Waterloo and other cities with annual sessions in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Maihauer
Iowa
Young Women
Christy Association
Presbyterian Hospital Aluna Association
N. H. Drake
Pena Tess Bs
Vleeted
Muiueraye
Katherina Afterny
Wateriow
Margaret Mastaln
Presbyterian Hapstal
Waterloo
Presiatiois
Violet Holi Osincup
Waverly
Niela
Cedar Falls
Maralltown
Hampton
Davenpool
Mastat
Lutia B. Larson
Lasit
P T A Groups Meet in Regular Sessions Across Three Schools
Parent-Teacher associations from Central Alcott and Lincoln held evening sessions. More than 200 at Central featured gaiety and demonstrations by seventh and eighth graders directed by Miss Isadora Hutt with talks on health and children’s literature. Alcott program featured Prof. B E Goeth address on Education with 125 plus in attendance. Lincoln members heard S A Cogh an Y M C A official speak as musicians performed two piano pieces and carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Central
Alcott
Lincoln
Central School
Isadora Hutt
Gies Club
B. L. Rohig
Mies Cailie Wieder
P. BE. Bickenbaush
Glee Club
C. M. Christiansen
Perry Cowles
BE. W. Goeth
Iowa State Teachers College
Parent- Teacher Association
Tresenk
G. T. Bennett
Harold S. Smith
Biss Alpha Larsen
A. R. Moreton
Alcott Parent-Teacher Association
Lincoln Segal Association
S. A. Cohagan
Rnd
Roy Gilfillan
Byron McClain
Glauche Douglas
Neil Kepple
Hn Assembly
Association
Waterloo Camp R N Chooses Officers for Coming Year
Royal Neighbors of Waterloo met in I C O F hall west Tuesday evening electing Mrs. Sarah Cowles as oracle for the coming year. Her staff includes Grace Elliott past oracle Vera Bush vice oracle and Nellie Hutton recorder. Other officers named include Mary Claves memorial U B board Shirley marshal Dorothy Dillé inner sentinel Blanche Millar outer sentinel Sylvia Brown musician Ida Smith manager Mary Metcalf instal ling officer and Dr F C Sage physician. Juvenile election results list Vivian Barkhurst Margaret Aker Marie Bender Naot Handfield Mary Bell Viola Bowen Pauline Moothart Margaret Dewald Milton Gilte Thelma Driscoll and Mary Shirey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors of
Waterloo
I. C. O. F. Hall West
Sarah Cowles
Cowles
Mires
Grace Elliott
Vera Bush
Vite Oracle
Eena Shaver
Nellie Hutton
Hath
Neatiger
Mary
Claves Memorial U_ B. board of Shirley
Marshal
Anna
Duke
Intant
Dorothy Evening
Dillé
Inner Sentinel
Blanche Millar
Outer Sentinel
Sylvia Brown
Ida Smith
Mary Metcalf
F.C. Sage
Vivian
Barkhurst
Margaret Aker
Vise
Marie Bender
Naot
Handfield
Mary Bell
Viola Bowen
Pauline Moothart
Margaret Dewald
Milton Gilte
Lower Sentinel
Thelma Driscoll
Mary Shirey
Church News Highlights From Local Congregations
Church notices list multiple Thursday meetings for Ladies' Aid and auxilary groups across Immanuel Lutheran St Mark’s East Park Presbyterian and First Methodist First Presbyterian Cedar Heights and Walnut Street Baptist with sessions at homes social rooms or church halls. Mary J Campbell to speak at First Baptist nightly services follow family supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Linden Methodist’ Church
East Park Presbyterian Church
John Kaltenbach
Mary J. Campbalk
First Bantst
Women's Society
Walnut Street Baptist Church
E. E. Keimes
Auxiliary Is Now Directed by Grace Stallman
Local Sons of Union Veterans auxiliary convened in Memorial Hall. Grace Stallman elected chief executive with Kathryn Edwards as vice president and Ethel Snodgrass secretary. New trustees Fannie Meggison and Amanta Crutcher chosen. R. I. Snodgrass named councilor. State delegates Merriman and Carroll appointed, Edwards and Clark alternates. Christmas party planned for Dec 29 in Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Union Veterans of
Memorial Hall Chase
Grace Stallman
Kathryn’ “Edwards
Ethel Snodgrass
Gertrude “Wright
Fannie Meggison
Lillian Dennis
Bertha, Merriman
Celiza Carrol
Mayme Dennis
Elva Wannamaker
Barbara Stanford
Ollie ‘Knapp
Merriman
Carrofl
Edwards
Clark
Al‘terpates
Snodgrass
ZeNer
Memorial Hall
Calvary Evangelical Church
Club Notes Annual Christmas Party Details
Club notes outline annual Christmas party events and gift exchange. Waterio Chapter and C A R Al set plans for a Kumchata procedure. board meeting at 4 00. monthly dinner session and Young Women's Christian Association program in Black Friday evening. Thursday at 12 mid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterio
Kumchata
Christian Associa
Black
Iian
Local Night Schools Compared Favorably With Larger Cities
Miss Mabel Henderson reports Waterloo night schools compare well with Duluth and St Paul as the Americanization effort grows. Mary Melrose chapter of the D A R hosts 50 members at the Christmas dinner in Black's Tuesday. Memorial hall Dec 14 hosts pupils for program, dancing, gifts, and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Duluth
St. Paul
Mabel Henderson
Mary Melrose
Daughters of American Revolution
Black’s
Watersoo
Miss Henderson
A. G. Sawyer
Memorial Hall
Harold Stoner
R. A. Folk
Maria Kelley
Paul Davis Talks to Clubwomen on Home Furnishings
Waterloo Woman's club members heard Paul Davis discuss Better Taste in Home Furnishings and W T Fliggins spoke on Compositions of Fabrics. Davis demonstrated furnishing illustrations while Mrs. W Chapman described an Algiers rule scene. Mrs. Forrest R Shares sang two numbers with piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfeme
Education Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Paul Davis
W. T. Fliggins
Unique Cleaners
Davis
W. Chapman
Clut
Algiers
Forrest R. Shares
J. L. Althouse
N. A. Lichty
John W. Gwynne
Tian
Ross the Violinist Delights West High Recital
Violinist Ross gave a polished recital at West High auditorium showcasing refined technique and expressive tone. Highlights included Druch’s Con certo in G Minor and Kreisler arrangements with intricate double stops and vivid shading. Miss Alta Freeman provided piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert ‘Ross
Vialbnist
West High Auditorium
Ross
Max Druch
Wmble
Pugnani-Kreister
Cecil Burleigh
Mozart-Kreisler
Kreisler
Sarasate
Mr. Ross
Rehusmann
Alta Freeman
Town State Teachers College
K P K O Khorassan to Initiate Tonight in Omar Temple Ceremonies
Initiation of a class of tyres and election of new officers are scheduled tonight as K of P hall the annual winter ceremonial of Omar temple Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan. Dinner at 6 pm followed by music and short talks. The initiation will conclude the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of Phall
Omar Temple
Order
Knights of Khorassan
Waterloo city items briefily touch people places and events
A compact list notes visitors to Waterloo from Chicago Cedar Rapids Oelwein and Omaha. It mentions rail officials in town on business and a Burlington agent in Waterloo. A church chicken pie supper is announced and a December 11 sale at 219 West Fourth Street is advertised. A correction refines property ownership in a liquor nuisance case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Ward
Chicago
Hazel Ketut
Babe Kelm
Rockford
Ill
Ars
Roy Parkin
Oelwein
Lacey Leser
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
R. F. Ferry
Wighth Street
Council Bluffs
Helen Murray
Omaha
Burlington jFoad
Leo Karn
W. A. Cook
M. O'Keefe
A. BE. Glenny
Ertineenl
General Session of Cedar Falls Woman's Club 1925
The Cedar Falls Woman's Club held its general meeting in Zion Evangelical church parlors with the Literature and Art division in charge. Miss Efe Schuneman described The Mediterranean Cruise. after this, the club suspends work until the new year except Child Welfare, to close 1925 with Mrs. Joseph H. Clay hosting a Vocational Guidance of Children talk by Mrs. George H. Mack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Dec
Tual
Joseph H. Clay
George H. Mack
Business Womiees
Berdine
Anne Severin
Wright
EO. OG. F
Mem ‘Bers
I. 0
F. Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
col‘Nese High
la Porte City
Y Boys Hunt With No Guns at YMCA Camp
The Bunless rabbit hunt for YMCA boys on Morris Island occurs Monday December 28 with rabbits as the main meal. Only dogs ferrets clubs and salt shakers may be used as weapons. J H Godtf ring secretary announces the event. County Y boys invited to join and a booster club is formed to boost membership in the boys department. Planned camp improvements include four new cabins costing about 175 dollars each with a spring fundraising drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C
Morris Isla
J. H. Godtfring
Yy. M. CG
Ctu
Friends of Boys
Ice Cream Makers Attend Des Moines Convention
Roger I. Crowell of Waterloo Ice Cream and L. T. Potter of Pink Ice Cream attend the Ice Cream Association of Iowa annual convention in Des Moines. The event, with headquarters at Hotel Fort Des Moines, runs through tomorrow night and features state agricultural officials as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger I. Crowell
Waterloo Ice Cream Company
L. T. Potter
Pink Ice Cream Company
Des Moinnes
Ice Cream Association of Iowa
Fort Des Moines
W. E. McMurray
State Department of Agricul
Dig Down Nimrod Powder Price Up13 Percent
Waterloo nimrods face higher ammo costs as prices rise this week. All shells except .22 caliber up 15 percent while .22 shells surge about 37 percent due to powder and material cost increases. Manufacturers cite higher costs and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Nimrods
Leighton Orders Police Practice on Target Range
Chief E A Leighton directs all city peace officers to train at a new target range set in the city hall basement. Officers must leave firearms for inspection off duty on December 10 as work continues with a heavy backstop. City officials say Street Commissioner A Q Tabor arranged labor to finish the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chie
E. A. Leighton
Police and Detective Department
A. Q. Tabor
Leighton
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Innie Maihauer
Carnation Club
William Jelaney
Joyle Club
Alexander Afuteh
Lend-a-hand Guild
Mre
CG. GC
Vaather
Whmuin Calleas
Temple Rebekah No
R. N
Church News
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid ‘Sewing Circle
Stertun
John Kutrke
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Henry Benney
Cedar Heights Woman's Club
Tynphonie Orchestra
First Presbyterian Church
J. G.brinkerhog
Florence Lowe
Bess Shoemaker
W. J. Sutcliffe
J. W. Brown
Amos Burhans
Macy Campbell
Ralph Edgerton
J. M. Edwards
Matrona
Graves Memo~ T
U. S
George Buchan
A. H. Bickley
George Boyey
Ben Chifford
Lamar Linbard
M. O. Bowen
P. ©. Reynolds
Ray Kendall
Philip
Aantold
A. &. Smith
Keiher
Claude Crane Aistadt
C. Bateman
Lylie
Frank Cisnn
Asford Fuller
Ray Lewis
Don Giltey
Hisi ‘Torian
Committens
C. OM
Sherrill
Smith
Visitation
Joe Margadant
Kirk Strager
Gfortran
Alive Allison
Ta Sundall
Lone Star Mission
F. A. Saucer
Elklets
FP. M. Shares
Matle Dame
Elk- Ms
P.O. Oneil
Elks Home
Thostesses
A. J. Busby
John Wilhelm
H. D. Cowles
W. C., White
Bethany Shrine
No 9
Masonic Hall
Knights of Pythias
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Detroit
Mary J. Philpot
Ida B. Wise Smith
Mary J. Campbell
Etta Lichty
Charles Stell
Columbia
Grant
Baike
Columbia Circle
Wbrary
Chester Cadwalader
Rosemary Parr
E. H. Parr
I. C. C. F. Hall
Grace Bross
Pythian Sisters
Jehief
Paul Burgess
Temple
Bross
Alta Kaester
Beatrice Sherrill
Extant
Ui. A. Larence
Ada Latarre
Mistre
Nettie ‘Leeking
Doelora Frishey
Mr. and
Myre
I Frishey
Chrisemay
Buchanan's
Yilc A. Bldg
J. E. Rhodes
Chicago Great Western Railroad
James Black Dry Goods Company
Osbun Motor Corporation
Tuli
George H
Woman's Club
Miss Schuneman
Hugh Smith
Cobragan
Samuel A. Cohagan
M. C. Aa
Yorchers College
Reguirer
Colagan
Teachers College
Cedar Falls Canning Company
Nineteenth Century Club
Oxford Hotel
Woman's Auxiliary
Legion Post
Rose' Seltenrich
H. J. Ehrig
Bernice Hitler
Edward Boyd
Walter D. Rich
E. He Rich
Walter Clark
A. L. Houser
United States
Emma Frances Chase
Columbia College
Princeton
N. J
Des Moines
The
Fowler Co
Athough Snider's
Buchanan ¥.M. G. A. Bldg
Hortick
Evenksit
Ast
Tasiuh
Kellogg
KOTEX
Aprio
Bacat
Sonal
Roa
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