Review of Kent book on the Democratic Party at Waterloo Woman's Club
Mrs. F L Marquis reviews Frank R Kent's The Democratic Party a History at the Civic department program of the Waterloo Woman's club. The work traces the party from 1792 through 186 years, highlighting Jefferson, Jackson, Cleveland, Bryan and Wilson and notes the party's indestructible organization and evolving policies. The program also includes music by Greta McIntosh presenting Bach Gavotte and Liszt Love Dream No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
Frank R. Kent
F. L. Marquis
Waterloo
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Marquis
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Bach
Gavotte
Jand
Love
Liszt
Miss Greta McIntosh
Study Club Program on Art and Pictures in Home
Friday Study Club met at 1404 Second Street West with Mrs. M. F. Coontz presenting Pictures in the home and stressing good pictures size color and harmony with furnishings. The roll call focused on Artists of Other Lands and a plan duet from Martha was performed by Miss Louisa Hagerman and Miss Jane Eby. The club announces its annual dinner at Hotel President on February 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Coontz
C. A. Lasser
Second Street West
Coontz
Martha
Louisa Hagerman
Jane Eby
Plymouth Church Fathers and Sons Entertained at Banquet
About 50 fathers and sons attended Plymouth Congregational church Thursday for the annual banquet. Rev. William Hardcastle presided. the main address was by A. Cohigan. Readings by Miss Arlene Peters. F. & Guyer spoke for the dads. Junior Kenney represented the youths. Musical numbers complemented the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Congregational Church
William Hardcastle
5. A. Cohigan
Arlene Peters
F. &. Guyer
Junior Kenney
Waterloo Community Events Parade in Church Parlor Salons
Waterloo Evening Courier lists a dense schedule of social events across churches clubs and halls. Dances dinners and musicales abound at locations including Black's tearoom First M E Church East Park Presbyterian and Hotel President. Activities feature Varied groups such as Salvation Sacred Heart festival Gleaners Circle Womans Foreign Missionary Society and Mooseheart Legion with attendees and hosts named in brief notices.
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Waterloo
Lutheran Brotherhood Church
Universalist
M. E. Church
First Presbyterian Church
Ada Belle Godigan
P.T
Irving School
Firs Congregational Choir Guild Musicale
J. D. Easton
Postoffice
Evening Courier
O V. Sigma Phi Sorority
Russell Lameon
Sacred Heart Festival
Church and club meetings fill Thursday afternoon
Gentral Christian church Division 1 met at 719 Washington with all members present. Guests included Mrs. Paul McCarty Mrs. M. A. Sholes and Mrs. Anns Colvin Picnic dinner was served and Mrs. I. H. McCarty Will will entertain in two weeks. Division 5 Central Christian met at 218 Columbia with all members present and Mrs. E. W. Wardle presiding over the business session. A St Margaret’s Guild bridge party was planned for Monday at Flint studio to raise funds with tables arranged by Mrs. Russell Sleg and Mrs. Warren Gilbert. Luncheon for 44 was served with Mrs. W. H. Cowan joint hostess and others assisting. Sewing for the choir occurred in the afternoon. Willing Workers Spiritual Church of Christ Truth met at the church home for a study on Our Talents led by Mrs. Saphie Smalley followed by refreshments. Gleaners circle East Park Presbyterian will meet at the Leland home 1249 Columbia with Miss Adamelle Cochran as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentral Christian Church
F. J. Tanner
Washington Street
Paul McCarty
M. A. Sholes
Anns Colvin
I. H. McCarty
Frank Geler
Central Christian Church
Columbia Street
Carpenter
E. W. Wardle
Flint
St. Margaret’s Guild
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
H. W. Flint
Bayard Street
Russell Sleg
Warren Gilbert
H. Cowan
Ora ‘Richardson
Mary Cowan
Church of Christ Truth
Saphie Smalley
Gleaners ‘Circle
East Park
FO. P
Bishop's Cafeteria
George Jump
Charles Brown
Frank Jitsa
Frank Acutf
Just Ate
Bridge Club
Desige Smale
Mohawk Street
J. F. Burling
Valentine
T. A.M. Bridge Club
C. E B. Bruce
Cutter Street
BD. W. Nicholas
J. ML. Doyee
Mautice Kirby
Party at Woman's Club and Dinner at Black's Tearoom
The February social of Waterloo Woman's Club will be held Monday afternoon at the clubhouse with Mrs. Glenn Miller as general chairman. A program in the drawing room is led by Mrs Reubsh Miller featuring Mrs Leo Cohrt vocal numbers Miss Maxine Kessler violin and Miss Marjorie Harker reading. Cards in the auditorium directed by Mrs Ray Paul. Refreshments chaired by Mrs W B Neuman and reception chaired by Mrs G W Nauman. Dinner party Tuesday evening in Cedar Falls at Black's Tearoom hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Porter and Mr and Mrs Hugh Millarkey.
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Waterloo
G. W. Nauman
Black’s Tearoom
Frank Porter
Hugh Mflliarkey
Cedar Falls
Pandora club entertains at Harris home with new member
Pandora club gathered Thursday afternoon at 2635 Fourth street east. Mrs. C Ll Erickson joined as a new member and Mrs. B M Anderson attended as a guest. The group plans a two week meeting with Mrs d W Thompson.
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Pandora Club
W. d. Harris
Fourth Street East
C. Ll. Erickson
B. M. Anderson
D. W. Thompson
February Social Calendar at College Highlights Various Sororities
The February social calendar at Iowa State Teachers College lists events hosted by Pi Sigma Delta Pi Theta Pi and Fi Omega Pi along with bachelor and initiation dinners. Highlights include waterlog and bobsled themed gatherings, a dramatic program at the Methodist student center, and several formal dances at Hotel Russell Lamson Hotel President and Black's Tea Room with about 25 couples expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Pi Sigma Delta Sorority
Elks Club
Pi Theta Pi Sorority
Methodist Student Center
V2 Sigma Phi Sorority
Russell Lamson
Fi Omega Pi
Pi ‘Tau Phi
Delta Phi Delta Sorority
Black's Tearoom
Mrs Schoen Hosts Bridge Party for Retiring Officers
Mrs W E Schoen retiring senior counsel of the Ladies auxiliary United Commercial Travelers hosted her staff of officers Thursday afternoon at 1119 Berth Avenue. Prizes went to Mrs T E Scott Mrs Mae Pullen and Mrs J F Dougherty. A gift was presented to Mrs Schoen and eighteen guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Schoen
Ladies’ Auxiliary
United Commercial Travelers
Berth Avenue
T. E. Scott
Mae Pullen
J. F. Dougherty
Schoen
Patriotic program at Irving P T A meeting
A patriotic program is planned this evening at the Irving school building with Rev. Clinton Smith as the main speaker. The event also marks the anniversary of the founding of the national organization. Ob. Served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Parent-Teacher Association
Clinton Smith
National Organization
Pioneering Frontier Talk by Dr Schermerhorn At Conference
Dr W Schermerhorn of Garrett Bible Institute told Waterloo and Dubuque district pastors that religious pioneers must blaze virgin frontiers. He urged Christian business ethics, race relations progress, and character education as unresolved fields for ministry and society. The conference ended after morning sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Schermerhorn
Garrett Biblical Institute
Evanston
Waterloo
Dubuque
Grace M. E. Church
Dainty Little Best Dress pattern details and order
Practical pattern notes describe a dainty simple frock with tucks and a front opening for easy wear. Fabric options include dotted handkerchief linen and Swiss. Pattern number 1666 requires specific yardage and lace. order by mail with name address style number and size. fashion book offer included.
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Evening Courier
Waterloo visitor and health updates fill brief city notes
A Waterloo visitor, Mrs Carrie Walters, left Des Moines after a brief stop. R Hatfield recovered from recent surgery enough to go home. A business meeting on Boy Scout plans was postponed to a future date. Kranebell leaves for St Louis and New Orleans trip to Mardi Gras. An error in a Woodcock birth notice corrected to Daughter Born. A Williford Produce contract for 14 000 pounds of grass seed was awarded, price set by market. Sacred Heart church festival dates announced with dancing and music.
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Stearcom
Yrwin
Missouri City
the Courier
A. ©. Williford
A. O. Wilford Produce Company
Lafayette Street
Iowa State
Sacred Heart Church
Snow Fence Up North Tama To Reduce Gravel Drift
Additional snow fence is being erected in North Tama to cut drifts along the gravel road between Waterloo and Dysart. In Geneseo Robert Johns suffers a jaw infection in an eye. Mrs. Robert Montgomery travels to Omaha to visit daughter Mrs. Damon Gunn. T A Hill is rehired to maintain Geneseo township roads. Early chick hatch reported in Clarksville with 12 chicks from 14 eggs on Jan. 30. one of the earliest hatches in the area.
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Courter Bacctat
Geneseo
North Tame
Waterloo
Dysart
Robert. Johns
Robert Montgomery
Omaha
Damon Gunn
T. A. Hill
Clarksville
Herbert Wilcox
Legion Post 16 Hosts 10 Service Men at Deere Plant Event
Approximately two hundred ex-soldier employees of the John Deere Tractor company were guests of Becker-Chapman post at Memorial hall for a special meeting. Winnipeg Maple Leaf hockey team members attended, with talks by F Ace Wallace and Alexander Karr among others. The event included musical interludes, praise for the Deere hockey team, and a courtesy service with two cars at the Motor Inn garage for snowbound motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere Tractor ‘Company
Becker- Chapman Post
American Legion
Memorial’ Hall
Winnipeg ‘Maple Leaf
Ace Wallace
Alexander Karr
American City Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
H. EB
Perley
Des Moines
Iowa Legionnaire
William Sail
Toronto
Ont
Sall
Becker- Chapman
Cornelius Daamen
A. Winans
John Deere
Legionnaires
America
A. di Donnell
As.p
Motor Inn
Hippodrome
Edmondson Named Head of Education Dept at Michigan U
J B Edmondson, Cedar Falls, and wife Miss Bess Chase of Cedar Falls, have learned he was promoted to head the department of education at the University of Michigan. He is connected to the Chase family of Cedar Falls through his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmondson
Michigan ‘U
Courier Special Service
Cedar Falls
J.B. Edmondson
Bess Chase
Department of Education
University of Michigan
Coroner in Who Killed Wright Trial Monday
Cohagan Legger and Trumbauer lead a public murder trial drama at Grace M E church at 7 20 Monday eve as a two day prohibition law enforcement institute climax. Robert Wright plays the defendant in a model court room with Iowa Anti Saloon League staff and local Waterloo participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Graces Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Wright
BP. McNaught
Iowa Anti-Seloon League
George
Hammond
Des' Moines
Waterloo
J S. ‘Tuthill
W. Kline
Leah Hickelverg
A. E. Gibson
Oliver ‘Triumbauer
Mugeile Smith
Roger
Mueller
S. A. Cohagan
Law Enforcement Institute
St Paul's M. E
First Presbyterian Church
West High students top honor roll with high grades
Elizabeth Gilbert and Margaret Winters tied for first place among 20 honor roll students at West High School. Five semesters earned five A plus grades for several named students including Billy Chaplin Marguerite Grottelé Olive Sinclair Mary Stykoff Ruth Sutherland Arthur Young and others.
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Elizabeth Gilbert
Margaret Winters
West High ‘School
Billy | Chaplin
Marguerite Grottelé
Olive ‘Sinclair
Mary
Stykoff
Ruth Sutherland
Arthur Young
Grice
Cobb
Duke
James’ Ebel
Billy
T. Garét
Galhip
East Park Church to Hold Father Son Banquet Tonight
East Park Presbyterian church hosts its annual Father Son banquet this evening with Dr. Bruce Giffen of First Presbyterian Cedar Falls as principal speaker. About 60 attendees expected. music by Blanche Douglas and Mary Frances Shedd. Toasts by Thomas Douglas and Charles Shedd. Decorations in red white and blue. Rev. FP Shedd is pastor.
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Bruce Giffen
First Presbyterian Church
Cedar Falls
East Park Presbyterian Church
Blanche Douglas
Mary Frances Shedd
Thomas Douglas
Ladies ‘Aid ‘Society
Charles Shedd
Fd Douglas
Roy Jones
FP. H. Shedd
Melo water softener claim ad appears in wash aid pitch
An old advertisement promotes Melo as a water softener that reduces soap use and eliminates scum from hard water. It claims Melo improves cleaning, saves soap, and produces better suds for clothes. The copy urges readers to buy Melo at the grocer.
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Society In Review
William Starr Myers
L. 0. Hemsworth
Republican Party
Free Soil Movement
United States
Hemsworth
Plymouth
Vis
Tom Benton
Los Angeles
Cal
Paul Goswiller
Gortlandt Street
George Minor
Frank Middleton
Francis Burrit
Alvie Allen
Robert Middleton
Clare Trimmer
Makinster
Frank Makinster
Noble Grand
Temple Returkah
Paul Bailey
First Street
Robert Brown
Dwight Boxer
Olive Walden
Society
Church News
Woman’s Club
W. A. Davis
Randolph Street
Hattie Eason
E. ©. Margadant
Richt Street
Blue Triangle League
Y. W. CG
Yowa State Teachers College
Bartlett Hall
Y. W. GC
Callie Wieder
Sharp
Harriet ‘Tubbes
Hawkeye Grove No
Woodman’s
K. G. Hall
O. L. Pott
Ft. Dodge
Herman Ander
Woodmen of
St. John's
Fred Hacker
Arthur. Hussman
Nick. Delegardelle
Glarence’ Briner
William Bray
John Mishak
Martin Moeller
H.H. Young
Logan Avenue
George Buchan
O. Bowen
E. J. Cherney
John Baeger
Lyle McMillan
R. Niendorf
F. H. Schrader
Buchan
P.T. A. Activities
New Frontier
Schermerhorn
the Minster
Africa
Reinister
Jesus
Northwestern University
National Education Association
Afl
Courier Pattern Department
Wirth Street
New York City
Buchanan’s
N. Tama
Legion Post
Deere
Cohagan
West High School
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Sant Flush
Ation. All
Kellogg’s
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Allbran
Niclocs Company Mine OU Mace End OM
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Meliogg
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