Darling to Address H E Department Program on Religion
Dr Charles D Darling pastor Westminster Presbyterian will speak to Waterloo Woman's club Home and Education department on Religion at the regular Tuesday session in the clubhouse Special music arranged Hostesses named for afternoon include Mrs C W Bruner Mrs BE U Noble Mrs J G Ralston Mrs AL J Hickelberg and Mrs S Williams Junior auxiliary to Fine Arts will present a patriotic program Thursday with Mrs K J Dunlavey in charge Miss Marjory Loomis to speak on musical appreciation Miss Miriam Boysen to dance Highland fling and Miss Leah Bickelberg to read patriotic verses also Miss Elizabeth Lamkin will give Civil War violin numbers and Miss Margaret Waishaar will sing with Miss Mary Stevenson at piano Tuesday afternoon Entre Nous club meets Agatha Braniger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Darling
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Home and Educaton
Waterloo, Woman's Club
C. W. Bruner
BE. U. Noble
J. G. Ralston
AL. J. Hickelberg
Margaret Waishaar
Mary Stevenson
Leah Bickelberg
Miriam Boysen
Dinner Party to Honor Sibert Guests at Residence
A four course family dinner at the Sibert home pays courtesy to guests Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Sibert. The table centers feature dark red carnations and hearts with cupids as placecards. Guest list includes J. G. Sibert and wife Sioux Gits sailing for a four month European trip, Mrs. Mary Sibert Reinbeck, Guy Hollенbeck Slaten Minnesota, J. B. Sibert and J. B. Innes Waterloo residents. Also notes Walter Donahue hosting 30 Our Lady of Victory school juniors and seniors for a Valentine themed party with games music and dancing. Innovations include refreshments by Mrs. Hotchkiss and Miss Anna Crowley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Sibert
J. G. Sibert
Mary Sibert
Reinbeck
Guy Hollenbeck
Slaten
Minn
J. B. Sibert
J. B. Innes
Waterloo
Walter Donahue
Our Lady of Victory School
Nas
Thomas Hotchkiss
Alrs. Hotchkiss
Anna Crowley
Waterloo Woman to Assist With Convention Tea
Mrs FL M Michael of Waterloo will pour at the convention tea for the International Master House Painters and Decorators association in Des Moines. Miss AlcGant of Washington DC will assist. Events include a Thursday shopping tour and a banquet in Des Moines, with Wednesday activities and a lunch at Hoyt Sherman Place. Dorothy Burt, guest of her parents, aided luncheon courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Des Moines
Des Moines
International Master House Painters and Decorators Association
FL. M. Michael
AlcGant
Washington, D. C
Savery
Lotes Fortes Moines
International Women's Auxiliary
Hoyt Sherman Place
Tes Moines Women's Club
Dorothy Burt
Laws, State University
Iowa City
Austin Burt
J. G. McAlvin
Church Social Calendar Activities Across Local Churches
Mrs. I V Cable hosts meg 3B group at 6530 Tuesday. First Presbyterian session and trustees meeting postponed to tomorrow. Harmony class meets at 2 30 Tuesday. Royal Neighbors and other orders plan Tuesday events at Waterloo and local halls. bridal couple Leland Jonson guests of honor at 2 dancing party. Daughters of Isabella session at 7 this eve. Silver Cross circle meets at Mrs Boatman 2 30 Tuesday with short program. Wile Awake club guests at Reichert home with high scores. Harriett Dudley Ross and Marion King Ross host studio box dinner for 69 pupils with musical program. Past Noble Grand Association meets at Temple Rebekah. Disabled American War Veterans and auxiliary meet Memorial Hall. Daughters of Veterans meet at Memorial Hall 3 p m Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
L.A. Miles
Waterloo Camp
C. BE. Scott
C.A. Scott
T. H. Thompson
G. WW. Hall
Knights of 1
Pythias Hall
Leland. Jonson
J.D. Baston
W. E. Johnson
E. Ll. Johnson
Waterloo
King’s Daughters
Silver Cross
GO. A. Boatman
C. F. Chaney
Harriett Dudley Ross
Marion King
Ross
Marion King Ross
Noble
Noble Grand Association of Temple Rebekah
I. G. OL FF
ALVL
Aaixidisney
Disabled American War Veterans and Auxiliary
Memorial Wall
Mrs. Ridenour Sails on Four Month Med Tour
Mrs J E Ridenour departed Waterloo for New York Harbor on the steamship Laconia bound for the Mediterranean. She will visit Egypt Palestine Spain Italy and Greece over an estimated three to four months with other listed travelers joining from Des Moines Boone Nevada Davenport and Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Ridenour
Waterloo
New York Harbor
Laconia
Mediterranean
Palestine
Spain
Italy
Greece
Ridenour
Jowans
Sarah &. Kemjer
M. A. Lumbard
Ruth Lumbard
Ngel Myers
Bonnie F. Andrews
Herbert Grabau
Des Moines
Otto L. Erbe
Emin Herman
Anna Petersen
Marie Petersen
Boone
S. M. McHose
Winifred McHose
Nevada
Cora M. Johnson
Davenport
James A. Kosking
Hogerenvitt
Cedar Falls
Westminster and church society events schedule
Miss Nan Black hosts Westminster guild and Lydia society social events this week at Westminster First Presbyterian and Mrs. L. B. Larsen home. Card party led by St Johns parish members and Women of St. Johns. Luncheon committee listed. Burton Avenue Baptist Women hold social in church parlors. Harmony class to elect officers tomorrow at 2 30 p m in First Presbyterian. Trustees named for event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Black
Ro Imeniberg
Westminster Guild of
First Presbyterian Church
Lydia Society
L. B. Larsen
Afrs. A. D. Donnell
St. John’s Parish
Svit
Frank Howe
J. B. Bruner
W. CG. Detson
W. O. Poster
Frank Finn
Ray Scribner
KW. J. Farley
F. O. Masberg
Menry Wopel
M. H. Moeller
Burton Avenue Baptist, Church
Harmony
First Presbyterian
Mines
Miles
G. H
Scott
BR. H. Thompson
C. A
The Happy Medium Amid a Crowded Life
A reflective piece on modern overplanning and stress. Readers face a pile of social duties, family expectations, and chores that squeeze time and happiness. The author argues for balance, noting the danger of an overfull schedule and the value of focusing on meaningful work and simple pleasures.
Retail Clothiers of State in Convention Des Moines Next Week
A former Waterloo man is on the program of the twenty first annual convention and merchandise display of the Jawa Retail Clothiers association in Des Moines starting Monday February 9. Robert Migin Centerville Ta will speak on Five Practical Display Ideas. Waterloo will send a large delegation as about 75 representatives will display merchandise across several floors of Fort Des Moines convention headquarters. The session features a Tuesday afternoon turn over to younger delegates to share selling methods. Officers include Joe W Smith Council Bluffs president Wallbankk Mount Pleasant vice president Florold Z Smith Webster City vice president C H Crowe Clarion secretary and Viel Adel Pelia treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Jawa Retail Clothiers Association
Des Moines
Robert Migin
Centerville
Frank Brothers
Fort Des Moines
Association
Joe W. Smith
Council Bluffs
Wallbankk
Mount Pleasant
Florold Z. Smith
Webster City
C. H. Crowe
Clarion
Viel Adel
Pelia
Arrest for bootlegging after raid finds mash and liquor
Gig Moore, formerly near Dunkerton, faces municipal court charges of bootlegging and liquor violations after a raid by deputies Roy Armstrong Ernie Baldwin and Warren Buckley. A complete still 7 gallons of mash and four barrels of liquor were seized. Moore, not at home, was arrested in Littleton and brought to Watertown in default of a $1,006 bond. Officers destroyed the mash and confiscated the still and finished liquor at the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gig Moore
Dunkerton
Roy Armstrong
Ernie Baldwin
Warren Buckley
WW. T. Waener
Moore
Littleton
Waterton
Fire alarms report two small house blazes
Firemen extinguished two roof fires Sunday at 317 Wellington Street, home of L. E. Parker, and 1009 Mulberry, Mrs. Annie Kelley, with minor damage. A chimney fire earlier caused an alarm on Halstead Street with no damage. Insurance ad note follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BE. Parkes
Wellington Street
Anni Kelley
Mulberry
Halstead Street
Beauty Tips And Sleep Advice From A 1920s Column
The advice covers insomnia cures and sleep habits, recommending light suppers, avoiding coffee after 10, hot beverages with crackers, and a hot water bottle to induce sleep. It notes stress and sorrow as disruptors, and suggests mild sedatives from doctors. It also includes scalp care using egg yolk and white, olive oil, and a note on hair growth and depilatory myths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lali
W. Lt
Neel
Mary Jane
The Fool Grips Church Audience
Bess Gearhart Morrison’s presentation of Channing Pollock’s The Fool at Westminster Presbyterian Church Sunday drew a capacity crowd for the 5 o’clock vesper services. Critics praised her mastery, impersonation of 17 characters, and dramatic handling of mob and prayer scenes without stage setting. Morrison, from Lincoln, Nebraska, has moved to independent performances, noted for matchless attention and a memorable Waterloo memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Gearhart Morrison
Channing Pollock
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Morrison
Shige
Mary Margaret
Patty
Waterloo
Onn
Night
Tnit Pollark
Jer ‘Yather
Nebraska
Uncle Wiggily Blows a Horn Adventure in a snowy tale
Uncle Wiggily helps Floppy the piggie boy fix a stuck Christmas horn in a wintry scene. The horn’s jammed tangle of tears and gum frustrates them as they search for the cause, while Muskrat Lady and Aunt Lettie fret and wish for quiet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wigesily
Lettie
Indy
Jane Fizay Wooszy
Uncle Wiggily
Jane
Dle
Floppy
Waele Wigerly
Sneawy
Tineke
Ron
Uncle Wigerly
Troffle
Uncle Wineily
Uncle Wiggily and the Horn That Won't Blow
Uncle Wiggily repairs a frozen horn after tears melt, allowing a dramatic rescue from a Bob Cat. The tale ends with relief and a tease for the next episode featuring Mr. Longcars, the bunny, and Wiggily’s adventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tog
Uncle Wiggily
Bob Cat
Fioppy
City in Brief Reflects Local Doings and Regional News
A roundup of resident travels, purchases, and society items notes Mrs A G Yetler returning from Los Angeles and Denver, Roy Peeting from St Paul, and Miss Harriet Wightman recovering from influenza. John Meigen farm sale in Grange township to J W Potter for 40 000, and Virginia Moore visiting grandparents in Cedar Rapids. Divorce suit filed by Alice Cushman against Roy Cushman cites over 20 000 assets. Des Moines painters convention attendance by local delegates and officers. A seven story Chicago building removal using a two horse team and capstans is described as a notable feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Yetler
Los Angeles
Cal
Denver Cole
Roy Peeting
Bt. Paul
Mins
Mis
Harriett Wightman
la Grippe
Il. L
Christensen
Cedar Falls
J. & Sisto
Park Avenue
Weet
Harold Hofman
Guttenberg
Presbyterian Hospital
Canton
John Meigen
Grange Township
J. W. Potter
Cedar. Rapids
George LH. Scully Heal
Hero
NeBl
Virginia Moore
Helen Moore
Des Moines
B. R. Moore
Arur Moore
Aliee Gushman
Roy J. Cushman
O. W. Call
E. M. Berkley
Aml
F AL
Michael
S. B. Page
L. E. Qehterts
Iowa
Tomor
International Association of Master Painters
Waterloo
The
International
Indies
State Association
Chicago
Hich
Pulic
Junior S S Quintets in Four Classy Tilts
Sunday school league Junior division basketball produced four fast games at the YMCA. Im First Brethren beat Linden 80 to 13, Walnut Street Baptist defeated Inde Baptist 12 to 9, Khrist Episcopat beat First Presbyterian 13 to 7, and First M Ota Grace M BL won 22 to 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M.C. A
IM First Brethren
Linden
Walnut Street
St Dowded Inde Baptist
Khrist Episcopat
First i Presbyterian
First M. Ota Grace M. BL
Off-Color Teeth and Dental Health Warned
A fragment discusses teeth problems caused by poor cleaning. It notes film in teeth causes crevice lodging and tartar buildup, with millions of germs contributing to pyorrhea and gum disease.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Societ
Dr. Darling
H-E
Entre Nous Club
Atrs
Agatha Braniger
Sibert
Church News
I. V. Cable
Meg. W
Schoen
Woman's Soglery
First Baptist Church
Sung Shing Rebekah Lodge
F. Hall West
Rebekahy
Daughters of Isabella
Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Wile Awake Club
William Reichert
Alis
Frank, Reichert
Carl Saisburg
Carl Sals~burg
Ed Cheaver
Zepha Hannan
Emma Averill
Daughters of Veterans
Canduich
Ste
Tinigeit
Girl Scouts
Martha
Henry Cross
Henry
Aiban
Dickens
Retail Clothiers OF State
Aalaums
Henman
Miler
Hess Gearhart Morrison
Pollock
By Howard R. Gaius
Briep
Post
Maat
California
Orient
S. S
Ace Uy
Wertis Mma
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