Blind Students Are Like Other Children Mrs Palmer Says
Mrs Palmer wife of the Waterloo School superintendent told the Waterloo Business and Professional Woman's Club last night that blind students at the state school in Vinton are treated like others. The school houses about 126 students with no charges for board or tuition. The program featured Miss Mildred Gleason and Miss Tina Martinge with a focus on liberal training, gym, and music to build confidence and independence.
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David
Vinton
F. G. Palmer
Waterloo Business and Professional Woman's Club
Palmer
Altho
Jonmer
Russ Fanny Hemenway
Ethel, Henry
Rew
Misa Mildred Gleason
Tina Martinge
Flossie K Geuder and Raphael Kies Wed in Jesup
Miss Flossie Kathryn Geuder and Raphael Kies married at Anathassy R church Jesup with Rev. W J Baxter officiating. Attendants were Miss Mariel Kies and Matt Kies. Bride wore peach satin and Elizabethan green accessories. groom's party hosted a wedding breakfast at the Kies home. They plan to reside in Jesup and will be at home March 1.
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Jesup
Anathassyr Church
Plossie Kathryn
Geuder
Ra- Dhaai K
Kies
W. J. Baxter
Mariel
Matt Kies
Leonard J. Gender
Elizabeth
Columbia
Fam‘ies
Dinner and Card Party Farewell for Two Women
A dinner and card party in Black's tearoom honored Mia Koster and her daughter Glare as they prepare to move to Denver. Hostesses from a four-Bodio 500 club plus young guests attended. prizes went to Marjorie Schint and Anna Kurth. Glare Koster received a farewell gift.
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Mia
John Koster
Glare Koster
Denver
Colo
Black
Miss Koster
Marjorie Schint
Anna Kurth
Koster
Kitchen Shower For Miss Ada Haus Bride Elect
Ada Haus of Davyenport Iowa will marry Louis H Bender of Davyenport on February 10. A kitchen shower was held Tuesday at the home of Mrs John C Barnes with guests Pastimes Miss Margaret and Miss Agatha Cimmiegotti winning favors. Mrs Vaida M Cortling helped serve.
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Isa Ada Haus
Louis H. Bender
Davyenport
John C. Barnes
Margaret
Agatha Cimmiegotti
Vaida M. Cortling
Calvary Concert by Zion Evangelical Choir in Cedar Falls
Zion Evangelical Church choir from Cedar Falls will present a concert at Calvary Evangelical Church Friday evening. Viola Knowles will accompany. selections include Christ Lord God of Hosts Paradise God’s Loving Mand and Ye Men of Israel, with Mrs W M Miller and Rose Seltenrich among the performers.
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Zion Evangelical Church
Cedar Falls
Calvary Evangelical
Viola
Chitis
Cheir
Paradise
Ambrose
Shepard
C. W. Miller
P. AW. Seltenrich
IL Miller
George Holtman
Drobree
Che
Oni Afathes
Clara Nolte
Rose Seltenrich
Wooler
Jerusalem
Mound
Orj
Chotr
King's Daughters Circle Plan Valentine Tea Event
King's Daughters of Silver Cross Circle plans a Valentine Tea and musicale at Mrs. A. B. Lovejoy's home, 1923 Third Street West, on February 43. R. W. Sehaar will direct music. Assembly of plans occurred at a Tuesday meeting hosted by Mrs. G C. Abbs. New executive staff appointed: Rose Mowbray president, R. H. Murphy vice president, Mamie Gallagher secretary, Mira Pierce treasurer, Evig Williams custodian of supplies.
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Silver Cross Circle
King's Daughters
A. B. Lovejoy
Third Street Wast
R. W. Sehear
GC. H. Abbs
Rose Mowbray
R. H. Murphy
Mamie Gallagher
Mira Pierce
Evig Williams
Miss Pierce
Departure fete for Mrs. O B Hanson prior to move
Mrs. O B Hanson prepares to depart for Cedar Rapids as friends host a farewell gathering at Mrs. R W Cameron’s home. The event honors Mrs. Edwin Nottger and the guest of honor with a silver gift, with Genevieve Madigan and Mrs. Harry Yandt assisting.
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O. B. Hanson
Cedar Rapids
R. W. Cameron
Martha Bueter
Edwin Nottger
Genevieve Madigan
Cedar Falls
Harry Yandt
Diiver Westess
Walnut Street Baptist Prayer Meeting Moves to Berg Home
Church notices report a Walnut Street Baptist prayer meeting shifted to the Peter Berg residence due to illness in the Fuller family. Harmony class at First Presbyterian elected its 1926 officers. Bethany circle girls at Park Presbyterian chose Aline Doty as president with Ruth Adams, Elsie Errichson, Fern Kendie, and Neva Steinmeyer in key roles. Further items note Lutheran Ladies Aid, Luther League meetings, Sunday school council evangelism plans, and Margaret's Guild hostess duties.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Frank Fuller
Peter Berg
Fuller
Harmony
First Presbyterian Church
F. Hquiler
R. E. Fairbanks
I. Turner
A. A. Dunham
George Perkins
W. R. Walker
Aline Doty
Bethany Circle Girlg
T Park Presbyterian Church
Farn Keadlg
Ruth Adams
Elsie Errichson
Fern Kendie
Neva Steinmeyer
White Cross
Native Songs at Danes Event Highlight East High Program
Danish student group performed native songs during Americanization night at John Fiske school. Miss Mabel Henderson spoke on her work as director. Violin solos by A J Anderson and two piano pieces by Jessie Shirley and Ruth Ford complemented a puppet play by Fourth Grade Prins and songs by East High School free club. Kathryn Wild read The Demonstrator. Banker's record attendance noted as 170 attended with fourth grade banner presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Wild
Jessie Shirley
Ruth Ford
Last
Banker
February Party of Woman's Club News
Waterloo Woman's club plans its February party at the clubhouse Monday afternoon led by Mrs Karl as general chair. Committees include entertainment Mrs H W E Marshall decorations Mrs Glen W Miller cards Mrs H R Q’Dell refreshments Mrs Edward Mgl loy and Mrs M J O’Keefe.
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Karl
Lst Orho
Mfanz
HW. FE. Marshall
H. R. Q’dell
Ecards
Glen W. Miller
Edward Mglloy
M. J. O'Keefe
Friday Study Club Plans Annual Dinner
Friday Study Club schedules its annual dinner at 6 30 Friday evening in Black's Tearoom with husbands of members as honored guests. The social committee led by Mrs C D Hays Mrs M S Cornish and Mrs C A Neunbeck er coordinates dinner details and program.
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Joyle Club
Mra. C
RK. V. Bassarar
Hridge
Myrs
Seghulte
N. OO
EH. Parr
Marson
George Clark
W. M. Dee
Gannon Camp
Mose Hall
G. CG. Forrester
W. H. Bray
Airs
C. D. Hays
M.S. Cornish
C. A. Neunbecker
Woman's Club
Cedar Falls Woman's Club
Evangelical Church
H. C. Boisster
WW. ~. Hay
Anna Gertrude Childs
Ednah Hopkins
Alta Freeman
John R. Voorhees
Club Notes Prepares Picnic Lunch at Mrs Grover’s Home
Social band members plan a noon picnic at the home of Mrs. L Grover. Eideen club to meet Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs HR S Wenzle, replacing Mrs T Decker. A fatal shooting occurred at Wallo theatre lobby this morning. a 140 oclock time cited. police investigate whether it was murder or self harm. Farmer cooperative receipts show 4,507.03 reported.
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Eideen Club
HR. S. Wenzle
T. Decker
Twallo Theatre
Biggest Log Load Record Reported From Minnesota Camp
Woolley of 618 Western Avenue recounts a log haul claimed as the biggest ever pulled by horses in Minnesota. He cites a 250 ton load near Pine Island Beltrami County, with earlier records noted at 200 ton and 844 ton hoists, describing road conditions and camp visits.
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Woolley
Western Avenue
The
Courier
Michigan
J. A. Irvine & G
Pine Island
Beltrami County
Minn
Thief River
Fatty Lumber Company
Little Boyt Lake
Minnesota
Lorses
Salvation Army evangelist opens revival meetings in city
Col Jack Addie arrives from Chicago to begin revival series at Salvation Army hall. Ensign J H Westbrook, from Ottumwa, Ia, joins as singer and music director. Addie speaks on Modern Miracles Monday at First Presbyterian, addresses East High students Friday, and preaches Sunday at Walnut Street Baptist.
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Jack Addie
Salvation Army
Chicago
Salvation Army Hall
Ensign J. H. Westbrook
Ottumina
Wve
Colonel Addie
First Presbyterian Church
East
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Corn Belt students celebrate opening of new quarters
More than 160 students and friends of Gorn Bali Business College gathered for an informal Valentine party marking the college’s opening in its enlarged second floor quarters. The event featured games and dancing.
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Gorn Bali Business College
P. Bali
City in brief and local notices from town paper
Mr and Mrs Paul Phelps returned from Austin Minnesota after attending the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Phelps at 1014 Wellington street Lovie A Webb former Shand Plaza theatre organist to broadcast Thursdays from WIBO Chicago 246. Lions club hosts ladies night tomorrow at Black's tearoom with Tate Harrison chairing. Inland Supply name change to Winterbottom Supply with 120000 capital stock 80 common 400 preferred J W Winterbottom president D W Knight secretary. Car thefts include gloves and hose stolen from a car on Washington street. Post office banquet planned at Black's tearoom with Bert Guyer C A Smith T M McNaily. Wilbur Campagna injured by a car at Fourth and Ricker streets. Supper announcement at St Mark's Episcopalian church with menu and prices.
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Lovie A. Webb
Shand and Plaza Theatres
Tits City
WIBO
Chicago
Itis
Lions Club
Black’s
Twe
Tate Harrison
Inland Supply Company
Winterbottom Supply Company
J. W. Winterbottom
D. W. Knight
Black’s Tearoom
Bert Guyer
C. A. Smith
T. M. McNaily
Emma Beck breaks left leg in Cedar Falls fall
Emma Beck 60 prominent Evangelical member assists at Woman's club banquet when she fell in the parsonage kitchen, breaking two bones in her left leg. She was moved to Sartori hospital. Other items note Cedar Falls society events, club elections, and regional notices.
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Emma Beck
Cedar Falls
Evangelical Church
Woman's Club
Sartori Hospital
Lotus Club Meets at Home of Mrs. Austin Powell
La Porte City residents gather at the Powell residence for a Lotus Club meeting on a Tuesday afternoon. A business session followed by social time and hostess service. next meeting planned with Mrs. Susi Salmon.
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Lotus Club
Austin Powell
la Porte City
Uter
Austin Powel
Bert Tonsford
Mary Kirehar
Louleville
Tha Powell
Susi Salmon
Wall-Ga-Zhu To Mark Waterloo Scout Anniversary
Plans are set for Waterloo observance of the fifteenth anniversary of Beowling in America from February 7 to 14. A Wall-Ga-Zhu kickoff on Tuesday night features group stunts by troops, with church services led by Dr. J R Macartney on February 14 and farce night February 15 in the West High auditorium.
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America
A. WY. Jury
First Presbyterian Church
J. R. Macartney
Wil
Christ Episcopal Takes First Place in SS Contest
Christ Episcopal Sunday school won the city wide attendance contest with 1157 percent attendance last Sunday. Linden Methodist Episcopal finished second at 147 percent, with all schools reporting increases per secretary S A Cohagan.
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Christ Episcopal
S. S
Christ Episcopal Sunday School
Linden Methodist i Episcopal
Lin Annnal
A. Cohagan
Linden
Cohaten
Four new cabins begun for Y M C A on Morris Isle
Construction starts today on four sleeping cabins at the YMCA camp on Morris Isle. W R Lumry holds the contract, bringing total cabins to eight with rain proof sents and screened porches. The mess hall will be remodeled before camp season. Harold McCray donated a pump jack and gasoline engine for the new well, and A Q Booth supplied a gasoline lantern for the camp.
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Y. M. CA
Morris Isle
W. RR. Lumry
Harold McCray
A. Q. Booth
Head Central Labor Union Installed In Waterloo
Curtis J. Spafford will be installed as president of the Waterton Central Labor Union at Carpenter’s Hall. Floyd P. Hackley will be installed as vice president, Charles G. MacKay financial secretary, and Henry L. Errichson recording secretary. The meeting also includes a committee report opposing an assessment rule and a pre-session municipal politics meeting.
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Curtis J. Spafford
Washington Street
Waterloo Sheet Metal Workers
Waterton Central Labor Union
Carpenter
At & O'Clock Ventskt
Floyd P. Hacktey
Fifth Street
Electrical Workors’ Union
Charles GC. MacKay
Malders' Union
Central Labor Union
Board of Gopervisors
Spafford
Errichson
John Warren
Noodles Urged as Substitute for High Priced Potatoes
Des Moines reports at the district convention of the National Restaurant association discuss substitution for potatoes amid shortages. Linda Spence Brown of Iowa State College outlined groups of substitutes including noodles spaghetti and macaroni rice and corn products. Restaurant operators warn a public backlash may force charges on potatoes if substitutions fail. Jon W. Welch of Welch's restaurant in Des Moines and Omaha spoke at the convention and Gov. John Hammill welcomed attendees. A resolution supporting corn sugar use by operators was adopted. it estimates restaurants served over 156,600,000 pounds of sugar annually.
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Des Moines
Linda Spence Brown
Iowa State College
W National Restaurant Association
Jon W. Welch
Welch's Restaurant
Omaha
Neb
John Hammih
Welch
Hotel
Fort Des Moines
D. Stoddard
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Second in Iowa January Army Recruiting
Waterloo tied with Davenport for second in Iowa January army recruiting with 19 enlistments each. Des Moines led seven stations with 25. total for lows was 57. Corporal Lee C. Greenup, recruiting officer, noted vacancies at Fort Leavenworth, Fort Riley, Fort Sill, and Cheyenne among others.
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Waterloo
Davenport
Lee C. Greenup
Des Moines
Greenup
General Service School
Fort Leavenworth
Tavelry
Fort Miley
Kan
United States Disciplinary Barracks Guard and Medical Department
Ort Leavenworth
Medical Department
Hot Spinneg
Ark
Meth Artillery
Fort Sill
Okla
Thirteenth ,Cavalry
Port D. A. Jussell
Seventy-sixth Field Artillery
Cheysune
Wyo
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Bertha Parr
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Chautauqua
Library West
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Wallader
Paul Johnson
Peking
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Columbia Circel
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Rose Honover
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Fred Hunt
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C. Albert Scholin
Marie Packard
Blanche White
Women of Sacred Feart
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Wellington Street
W. &. Carr
Hudson
Wilbur Campagna
Quincy Street
George C. Gnagy
Tenth Street
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Gnagy
St. Mark's
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George H. Twaddle
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C. A. Fullerton
G. L. Ritter
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W. J. Fagan
C. 11. Wise
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J. D. Corning
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B.C. Winkenbinder
E.B. van Derveer
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J. B. Caldwell
Robert McAtree- Ruddebeck
Theodore Ruddebeck
Martin Nelson
Slayton
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Nelson
Damar Durhoper
Amelia Anderson
Lake, Minn
S. Railey
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Spokane
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First Street
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Cedar Whilsater
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Shell Rock
Ha Porte City
Neva McChar
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Runkle
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Gilbertville
August Latire
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Portcity
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Charles Loveless
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Standart
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Christ Hotsgopal
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Putnam
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