Committees named to plan state VFW auxiliary convention
At Memorial Hall Mrs Delia McAllister announced the assignments for the state convention preparations of United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary. Officers include Registration Adelaide Hollnagie Reception Alma Boeller Information Anne Trimble Housing Madonna Burton Program Alisha Smith Refreshments Elizabeth Arlus Entertainment Nenie Welker Finance Delia McAllister. A joint Washington Lincoln program with Helen Gould auxiliary is set for Feb 20 and a rhimblebee is planned Feb 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Spanish War Veterans Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Delia McAllister
Adelaide Hollnagie
Alma Boeller
Anne Trimble
Madonna Burton
Alisha Smith
Elizabeth Arlus
Nenie Welker
McAllister
Washington and Taincoln
Meine
Helen Gould
Fred Williar Coyup
Fannie Brown
Maude Lingelbach
Civic Department to Have Public Health Program
The Civic department schedules a public health program led by Mrs. W. B. Nauman with the Waterloo Woman's club Friday afternoon at the almbhouse. Mrs. Orrick and Mrs. Park will present current events and work of the Anti Narcotic Committee. Public health topics include municipal aid, welfare talks by Miss Tumy and Miss Relinlar, and school protection discussed by Miss Darling and Miss Le Cates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civic Department
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Almbhouse
W. B. Nauman
H. G. Orrick
L. E. Park
Nauman
Dorothy Taylor Tumy
Ruby Relinlar
Wataroo
Della Darling
Grace le Cates
City P. T. A. Council Officers Will Be Chosen Saturday
City Council of Parent-Teacher associations holds annual business and election Saturday at 2 30 p m in the W C A parlors Mrs J F Morris president asks attendance of principals and presidents of associations The meeting is open to the public as are the other five sessions the council calls each year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
J. F. Morris
Side Talks on Name Order in Married Couples
A columnist explores why people sometimes name married partners in different orders such as Milly and Dick or Edua and Roger. Four hypotheses are offered: rhythm, longest acquaintance, dominance in the partnership, and personal preference. The piece encourages readers to test these ideas among acquaintances to gain insight into hidden feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IlLige
Milly
Daly
Edua
Roger
Harry
Jane
George
Edith
Alwaye
Edna
Singer
Frugal Beauty Tips From A Daily Penny Guide
A reader compiles inexpensive substitutes for costly beauty products. Suggestions include homemade cold cream from mineral oil, affordable cleansing jars, olive oil for nourishment, corn starch mix for silky bath powder, mutton fat as a skin treatment, vinegar for stains, and tweezing advice. Tips emphasize practicality and self-care with household ingredients.
Becker Chapter of O. 5. 8. Valentine Party Plans
Becker Chapter of O. 5. 8. will hold a Valentine party Friday evening February 15 at Masonic hall following a business meeting. Mrs. C. W. Knoop and Howard Tuer will head the committee. The entertainment features a 15 minute dance recess led by Mrs. Nelda Trunkey and Mrs. Alice Warbaw. Decorations by Lilla Osteauder and Burnwell Detyou. Advertising by Orlo Miller and others. Invitations extended to Stars in surrounding towns. Membership stands at 550, a gain of about 60. Financial reports show a favorable balance. A card party and supper planned for February 2, with initiation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ganga
Becker
O. Sy
Forum
Masonic Hall
C. W. Knoop
Jioward Tuer
Genet
Nelda Trunkey
Ki. M. ‘Towne
Financial Gecrestry
Bessia Wright
Mabel Morrill
Honsingston
Alice Ridenour
Etta Laveau
al- Hee Edwards
Nellie Kless- Ainy
Club Notes and Social Gatherings Across Several Clubs
Wide Awake club hosts galley party with cards hunting and music. Miss Wade Cobb and Mrs. Arnold win contests. J B Y W club plans line party at Mrs. Crown’s home. Young Mothers’ club met Mrs Beck for social hour of music and games. Fortnight club hosted a program on Recent Archeological Discoveries led by C R Wilson. Miss Jessie Sweeney spoke on Mesopotamia and Greece. Bad weather cuts attendance. April 2 program repeats. Card party by Waterlog review M W A yields prizes. refreshments served. upcoming valueline party Feb 20 with music and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Arnold
Wide Awake Club
Wade Cobb
L. Arnold
el, Arnold
Mayd Arnold
Young Mothers’ Club
C. EB
Vis
Clifford Hut- Wahl
Charles Smith
C. R. Wilson
iMrs
Mortimer
Cleveland
Greece
Italy
Egypt
Jessie Sweeney
America
Mesopotamia
Lparty
H. 2. Hepfner
Pls. Primiin
T. D. Massey
Monsehil! Widnes
New Club
Arline Nicholas
Thorles Knutson
Miss Nicholas
First Presbyterian Sunday School Workers Discuss
The 6:16 supper hour hosts a First Presbyterian Sunday school workers association meeting at the church this evening to discuss practical applications of little shady and handiwork. An auxiliary dinner and mission study program last evening at Grace M church featured host Miss Corinne Keagy and a discussion led by Miss Nelle Stuair with Miss Eyateena Heer on Social Problems and Christian Solution. Mildred Gleason sang Christ the King after a short business session. St Joseph's Rosary society plans a thimblebee in O L V A hall tomorrow afternoon with Mira W H Kelly's circle handling service duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
M. B
Grace M
Misa Corinne Keagy
Devo- Monally Ted
Nelle ‘Stuair
Eyateena Heer
Mildred Gleason
Christ
King
Dinevor
St. Joseph's Rosary Society
O. L. V._A. hall
Mira
W. H. Kelly
Heavy damages sought from Red Ball after fatal bus crash
Three damage suits totaling 19000 were filed in Hardin county district court against Red Ball Transportation. The actions stem from a Jefferson highway collision between a southbound Red Ball bus and a car driven by Henningson, whose brother in law was killed, leaving Henningson and his wife seriously injured. The bus struck while attempting to pass a team after dark, with lights blamed for confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Hardin District
Red Ball Transportation Company
Mason City
Des Moines
Red Ball
Henningson
Jefferson Highway
Church News Highlights Local Social Club Meetings
A report of church and community clubs across Linden details the Recess club formed by seven schoolmates with Mrs. Emma McFarlane hosting, various study and mission groups meeting at homes, decorous socials with bridge and dancing, prize prizes, and plans for future picnics and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lllla
Emma McFarlane
Nettle Blenis
Fannie Crowther
Ella Michael
Lilla Redman
Agnes Wight
Adelaida Dubois
Pageant to Portray Association Work at YWCA Dinner
At the annual YWCA dinner Tuesday at First Presbyterian dining room a short pageant titled Who Can This Spirit Be will portray eight episodes of association work. Miss Marion Bansier will provide accompanying music. All Waterloo men and women interested in YWCA work are invited by the board of directors. reservations should be made by Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Waterloo Woman's Club
F. J. Hanlon
Hinton
0. J. Sheldon
Wox. Birdsut
WK. Croppar
Rae
Young Women’s Christian Association
First Presbyterian Church
Marion Bansier
Waterloo
W.C. A
Board of Directors
Average man thinks he won t die says banker
Columbus Ohio February 7 Arthur Young a Cleveland banker told a moral audience the greatest difficulty is not obtaining money but disposing of it He said the average man believes he is the exception to death and that ownership of property ceases at death He advised consulting a good lawyer and choosing a competent executive a trust company as safest executor. Miss Mary Vaas and Henry Neimeier both Cedar Rapids were married at Grace ME Church Soym yesterday by Dr Albert Curjan pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Arthur Young
Nigheter-Haas
Mary Vaas
Henry Niemeier
Cedar Rapids
Grace ME
Phare
Soy. m
Alb
Cur
Five released on bond as city jail empties
Francis Good is freed on bond after his wife’s sister assault case in La Porte City. Five voluntary “steepers” checked out, no arrests in the last 24 hours. Bond reduced from 2500 to 1900 dollars. preliminary trial set for Feb 12 at 10 am. E R Hughes faced a case for calling police and pointing to a cop in the store. Judge Gwenne upheld a ruling to dismiss a case of deceiving an officer. Hughes’s attorney was J C Murtagh with J Tuttell acting as elder counsel. A stray teeth set was found at the sergeant’s desk and turned in to the jail caretaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Good
Good
la Porte City
E. R Hughes
J. W. Gwenne
Hughes
C. Murtagh
Tuthiil
Elita
Unm Ehrig
Unemployed Mobilize to Clear Snow In City Streets
A city, under orders from Mayor Gnagy and Street Commissioner Tabor, hired 40 laborers to clear sidewalks across four wards and tasked crews to remove snow from business streets. Property owners pay for uncleared walks. trains and streetcar lines faced fatigue as crews battled packed snow and car traffic.
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A. O. Tabor
A. B. Gnagy
al Tos
Tabor
Welch
Maurice Welch
W., C. FP. & NL Railroad
Atos
Street Railway
Minnesingers Concert Ushers Named by Teachers College
Young women from the Teachers College Minnesingers will usher at a concert in First Presbyterian Church Friday evening. Misses Aline Doty Merle Miller Roberta Freeman Dorothy Vetch Jean Kinni berg Hattie Buettner Janet MecKenzies Irving Wolf and John H Cutler will accompany the club. Home Makers class postpones dinner to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Teachers College
Waterloo Band Benefit Concert Pleases Small East High Audience
A varied program at East High last night for a Waterloo Concert Band benefit drew a small but appreciative audience. Mayor A. E. Guagy opened with remarks on loyalty and the band’s need, urging support for a Feb. 21 West High benefit. The program featured Stars and Stripes Forever, Bohemian Girl excerpts, Tate Harrison songs, piano solos by Mrs Karl Krause, the Waterloo male quartet, violin by C G Crawford, and Marches and popular songs, closing with band numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
East High
A. E. Guagy
West High
Nes Worever
Tate Harrison
Nora
Phat
Karl Krause
Mr. Harrison
Waterloo Mate
H. T. Wiener
Henry Iblings
Charles Telsing
Harry
McCowan
Genevieve
Black Toe
Annie Laurie
C. G. Crawford
Martin Heyde
Divorces Filed With New Record Docket System
District court clerk J W Thompson prepared a separate divorce appearance docket for rapid filing of marital dissolution suits. The final record will include custody, alimony, property, and debts details for each case and segregate from the general equity docket. Mrs Katherine Landau sues Henry W Landing seeking custody of multiple children and household goods. Temporary alimony of 600 dollars requested. Margaret R Gininger sues Lester C Lininger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Thompson
Lerk
District Court
Thompson
General Equity
Katherine Landau
Henry W. Landing
Lee Center
Ill
Wilbert A
John W
Carl B
Frank
Meta Irene
Franklin
Landau
Aredale Man Fined for Smuggling Booze to Prisoner
Allison Feb 7 Paander Colby of Aredale was fined 600 plus costs after being found guilty of smuggling liquor to a county jail prisoner. The case follows a townwide storm and unusual electrical display later that evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aredale
Shiver
Edith Reed
Lily ‘Lake
Tfl
J. F. Seier
Afton
Allison
Ana
Goa
Lubberts
Parkersburg
Avis Grawe
State Inspector of Normal Training High Schools
Hazel MC Black
Greene
Shell Rock
Butler County
Pollyanna Presented by East High Students Tonight
East High students perform Pollyanna at West High auditorium as a benefit for the year book fund. The same cast from a prior East High show, which drew praise, will revive Green Stockings at East High on Feb 13 to support annual publication expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High School
West High Auditorium
Wis
East High Auditorium
West High
East. High Auditorium
Republican delegates summoned for Black Hawk county
Lore Al ford as chairman and E. L. Esher as secretary issued summons for a Black Hawk county delegate convention of Republican voters to be held at the courthouse at 11 a m February 23 to select 40 delegates for the state Republican convention in Des Moines on March 4. The Des Moines body will total 328 delegates with Waterloo 80 Cedar Falls 19 and township delegates 58. Precinct committee men will call caucuses to name county delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gali
Lore Alford
E. L. Esher
Black Hawk County
S¢Ourthouse
Des Moines
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Baptisms at Central Christian Reach Ten This Week
Central Christian church reports ten baptisms this week as dedication work services draw crowds. Two women walked 14 blocks to attend last evening after 40 blocks in the afternoon to join the missionary society session. Rev. C. V. Alison will preach on Why Belong to a Church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian
The
Missionary Society
C. V. Alison
School of Religious Methods At First Brethren Church
Twenty three Sunday schools were represented at last evening's session of the school of religious methods. More than 100 Sunday school workers are enrolled for the entire course and others attend individual sessions. Instruction continues through this evening and Friday with single admission of 25 cents for nonenrolled attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School of Religious Methods
First Brethren Church
Dinevor Artists Impress Grace M. E. Program
The Dinevor Concert company at Grace M. E. church last evening drew a small audience yet delivered a fine show. Baritone Gwillym Jones stood out with pleasing solos, joined by Jeanette Christine, Agnes Pringle on violin, and Cleo Messner on piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinevor
Grace M. E
Church
Epworth League
Gwillym Jones
Jeanette Christine
Agnes Pringle
Cleo Messner
Plant
Davidson Wins Back Wages Against Slaughter in Trial
In municipal court yesterday Frank Davidson sued J. W. Slaughter for wages. The jury awarded Davidson 124.52 dollars and denied Slaughter's counter claim of 157 dollars. Davidson claimed amounts due for work on Slaughter's farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Davidson
J. W. Slaughter
Davidson
Former Arkansas Governor to Speak at East High
Charles IL Brough, two term Arkansas governor, will lecture at East High on Monday as the seventh program in the series. He will discuss America's leadership of the world. Brough, WWI-era chief executive, is a Johns Hopkins graduate and holds national posts inTau Kappa Alpha and the United States Good Roads Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles IL. Brough
Arkansas
East High
America
Brough
Johns Hopkins University
Tau, Kappa Alpha
Debating Fraternity of America
United States Good Roads Associacy
International Y. M
Dr A C Preston to Preach Sunday at Westminster Church
Dr A C Preston former pastor of First Presbyterian Sloan Falls South Dakota will be in Waterloo Sunday to conduct the funeral service for Casper W Rahe who died yesterday and will preach at the morning service at Westminster Presbyerian church The vesper services at 4 o clock will be omitted due to the late funeral hour making attendance at both services unlikely
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Preston
First Presbyterian Church
Sloanx Falls
S. D
Waterloo
Casper W. Rahe
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Cedar Heights men hear program at community church
Cedar Heights men will meet at the Cedar Heights community church tomorrow at 6 30 p m for supper and entertainment. F L Mc Creary will play a cornet solo and A C G Fuller will sing. Prof Fullerton will lead community singing, followed by a round table discussion on the telephone system by A J Weigle of Waterloo. Special committees will report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
F. L. McCreary
A. C G. Fuller
Prof
Fullerton
A. J. Weigle
Waterloo
Power To Influence Topic At Linden M E Church
Rev Robert Davies preached on the healing miracle through Peters shadow and the reach of influence beyond self urging that the cross shadow offers recovery for humanity. He announced his evening subject would be Lat the Policy Player and noted marriage license issued to Henry Niemeier and Mary Haas of Cedar Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Robert Davies
Linden St
Fire at Des Moines Lloyd Hotel Injures Guest and Firefighter
Fire believed to have started in waste paper in the basement at the Lloyd hotel in Des Moines early this morning. It forced guests and employees to flee, causing about 1000 dollars in damage before extinguished. One fireman was overcome by smoke and Mrs Crisman Fort Dodge, a guest, injured her ankle after a ladder fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lloyd Hotel
M.f. Crisman
Fort Dodge
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