Business Women Club Holds Membership Drive Night
The 70 member Business Women onal Women’s club held a meeting last evening to launch a membership drive continuing to next Tuesday. Mrs. Elzspell Kenney led a pep program with talks on club rooms Waterloo history and local industry.
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Wuntering
Business Bs Onal
Linner
Elzspell Kenney
Vce
Penn Gray
Waterson Way
Hazel Scott
Lauren Rose
Alan Decker
Winifred Garvin
Inez Coburn
Miss the Resor
Waterloo
Eda Behrens
Lillian Hileman
Aliss Hemenway
Miss Sweeney
W. GC. A
Social Welfare League
Salvation Army
Aige Paulus
Aliss Evaleena Deer
Wateroo
Lois Cass
Cedar River
Boundary
Union Station
Lilian Johnson
Banquet Welcomes Philathea Members at Walnut Street Church
One hundred Philathea classes and eight organizations attend a banquet at Walnut Street Baptist Church. Miss Stella Irentman is elected president with staff named Bessie Leann Eleanor Barr Viola Stuff Peart Muthaler Genevieve von Tackall. Mrs Earl Kimball leads devotionals and a vocal trio performs as Mrs Pred G Sage discusses girls' roles in Waterloo.
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Cfty Union of Philatheans
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Philathea
Lucile Schmidt
Stella Irentman
Omvers
Bessie Leann
Eleanor Barr
Viola Stuff
Peart Muthaler
Vica
Genevieve von Tackall
Earl Kimball
Berenice Gremmels
Waterloo
Alpha Philathea
Walnut Street Baptist Sunday School
Clara Heitman
Des Moines
Church activities and meetings across several societies
Trinity America Lutheran Luther league discusses member involvement. St. Mary's Social club hosts card party. First Baptist Woman's Society plans a Thursday program and night supper. First Presbyterian Thilatheans postpone meeting. Young Married People's class to present The Pill Bottle at Westminster Presbyterian. First M. E. theme department meets. Harmony class elects officers with new executive board named.
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Catholic Girls’ Club
St. Mary's Parish
Misa Phoebe Bach
Agnes Konel
Margaret Geib
Frieda Schoele
Mary Frost
Margaret Maas
Trinity America Lutheran Luther League
Herbert Moehlmamy
Oliver Schntie
St. Mary's Social Club
First Baptist
Woman's Society
F. T. Drew
A. J. van Doren
Westminster Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Harmony
Caroline Holman
George Nauman
L. x. Miles
AL A. Dunham
CG. H. Scott
Robert Bickenbach
Claire Kane and Carl Condon Wed at Fairbank
The marriage of Claire Kane of Fairbank to Carl M. Condon of near Waterloo was solemnized at Immaculate Conception Church Fairbank with Father Stey officiating. The couple will honeymoon and reside on the Condon farm in Denningdon township after March.
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Missy Claire Kane
Myr
Jack Kane
Fairbank
Carl M. Condon
Mary Condon
Fear Waterloo
Inmaculate Conception Church
Fairbani
Stey
Mather Philipin
Trece Condos
Leo Kane
Westman
Condon
Mately
Kane
Club Notes from Local Bridge and Social Meetings
The Octagon Bridge club met with Mrs Loren J Berry and Mrs Elliott Purimort as purist. Hostess cards featured a valentine motif. Merry Twelve club moved from Thursday to Tuesday February 13 for a 6 o'clock luncheon at Wack's tearoom. B A club members presented a gift to Mrs Henny Mitchell for her sixth wedding anniversary. needlework filled the afternoon and luncheon was served by Mrs James Searles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Octagon Bridge Club
Loren J. Berry
Elliott Purimort
Lee Litchfield
Merry Twelve Club
Wack's
Henny Mitchell
B.A. Club
James Searles
T. C. Team Beats Upper Town on Fayette Floor
Cedar Falls Teachers College basketball stretched its win streak to six with a 29 to 13 victory over Upper Iowa University at Fayette. Cedar Falls led 10 to 7 in the first half and maintained control, with the starting unit withdrawn late and the second five finishing.
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Cedar Falls
Feb
al —Teachers College Backelbon
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Teachers
Shades in lamps show mood and economy in color choices
A healthful guide notes how blue shades soothe anxious patients while sand or dull gold shades suggest happiness and economy. Red shades are implicated in quarrels, rose with white brightens rooms. lavender and neutral tones balance light, with parchment shades touted for practicality and beauty.
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Perso
Ned
Death of Early Pioneer David Harrison in Iowa
David Harrison died yesterday at 7:30 p.m. at his home 14 Twelfth street west, age 80. Born November 8, 1836 near Jowntown Pennsylvania, he married Elizabeth Strayer in 1861. Surviving are eight children, seventeen grandchildren, five great grandchildren, and his wife preceded by death in 1917. He came to Iowa in 1865 and lived in Black Hawk county since then.
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David Harrion
Biselt Hawk County
Jowntown
Elizabeth Strayer
Dpletz
Fifth
Harrison
Denver
Smith
Grant Avenue
GB. Johnston
Buffalo Center
Jennie Harrison
Iown
Harrisons
Black Tawk County
Pennsylvania
Longtime Brethren Church Member Dies in Waterloo
Mr. Harrison, a lifelong farmer with years in Missouri and Linn county, died after a family gathering. He moved to Waterloo in 1894 living on Twelfth street. Survived by wife and five children, son B. S. Harrison away in Texas. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. from First Brethren church, Sixth and Wellington streets, burial in Orange township cemetery.
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Missouri
Linn County
San Antonio
Tex
First Brethren Church
Sixth
Wellington Streets
William H. Benchler
Orange Township
Receiver Assumes Charge of J D Cohn Grocery Meat Store
J Roepe was appointed receiver for the Independent Meat and Grocery Co and took charge after filing band. The amend petition by Smith Lichty Hillman Co as creditor claims Cohn’s debts totaled about 23184.81 for merchandise money and payrolls. Assets include fixtures valued around 6000 stocks about 4000 and $2000 in book accounts due.
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J. Roepe
Independent Meat & Grocery Co
J. D. Cohn
Smith, Lichty & Hillman ,Co
Wenner & Mosier
Cohn
Pris
Commercial Street
Italy Shocks Reported by Seismic Observatories
Earthquake shocks were recorded by seismographs at Naples and Benevento observatories today. The shocks were estimated to be about 700 and 300 kilometers from the two locations respectively, indicating significant activity across the region.
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Rome
Naples
Benevento
Funeral of Rev William Spry Draws Thirty Pastors to Hampton
A sorrowful Hampton congregation packed the First Methodist church for the funeral of Rev William F Spry D D longtime district superintendent and former pastor in northeast Iowa burial followed at Geneva The service featured floral tributes a sermon by Dr Allen Curran and readings from Rev Raymond Grant and others with telegrams of sympathy read by Rev Fred Fisher and closing prayer by Dr Lockwood
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Hampton
Upper
Iowa
William F. Spry
Towa
Geneva
Netha
Dist Church
Waterloo
G. W. Grander
First Church
Allen B. Curran
Grace M. E. Church
Spry
Curran
Raymond Grant
Lemon
Davenport
Eb.t. Lockwood
Jr. Spry
Fred Fisher
Decorah M. B
Final Words From Dr Spry Echoed At Upper Town Talk
J. P. Van Horn, president of Upper Town university at Fayette, spoke as Dr Curran recalled Dr Spry’s last words promising to officiate at his funeral if needed. Spry faced a long illness despite a bleak prognosis from an examining physician two years earlier and vowed to stay busy to the limit.
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J. P. van Horn
Upper Town University
Fayette
Curran
Dr. Spry
Allen
Shortage of Cars No Longer Serious
Railroads expect normalcy in car supply as Major J. Bailey of the Interstate Commerce Commission reports prosperity returning and transportation markets improving. He visits the city as a guest of W. Williams, general superintendent of the Western lines.
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J. Bailey
Bureau of Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Tajor Bailey
W Illiams
Flindig Central Western Lines
Count Wenen
West
Inorthwest
Weathering shipping delays boosts farmer prices say Major Bailey
Major Bailey notes that staggered shipments help farmers in the region as moving all crops at once would depress prices. He cites his information and observation from Montana to Waterloo, with the outlook remaining bright.
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Bailey
Montana
Waterloo
Street Car Strikes Engine No Injuries Reported
A Cedar Falls College Hill streetcar was struck by an Illinois Central switch engine at Second Street crossing at 5 p.m. yesterday. Motorman Burt Miller accelerated to avert disaster as the rear of the car was hit, derailing the vehicle and damaging the vestibule. An emergency car towed the streetcar back on track. In Waterloo, a Bureh Grocery delivery truck skidded into a street car at Mulberry and First streets, causing minor damage.
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Scudder
Grant
Columbia
Ireland
Piers Prownlan
Cedar Falls
College Hill
Illinois Central
Second Street
Burt Miller
Waterloo
Bureh Grocery Co
Mulberry
First Streets
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