Mary Melrose DAR Advances Lincoln Birthday Plans in Busy Session
Mary Melrose chapter held a large meeting at Mrs. G. M. Coykendall's home with regent Mrs. F. P. Reitmeier presiding. Delegates to state and national DAR congresses were elected and a benefit card party at Hotel Russell-Lamson was planned to raise funds for local and educational causes. The group discussed Americanization, national government talks, and a Lincoln birthday observance with a night school program and a patriotic film.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell-Lamson
Mary Melrose
G. M. Coykendall
F. P. Reitmeier
Lincoln
Washington
E. T. Alford
F. L. Chamberlain
Liu Chapter
Taminasses School
Iowa D. A. R
Iowa
Martha Berry
Mt. Berry
Schauffler Training School
Cleveland
American Indian Institute
State Museum
A. G. Sawyer
H.W. Sigworth
W. M. Beal
R. A. Polk
C. L. Kingsley
W. Ww
Warsaw
W. Birdsall
Regent’s
Co. L. Kingsley
Regent's
Minnie Crippen
FL. Chamberlain
H. W. Sigworth
KK. A. Folk
B. T. Alford
F. Snorthay
H. G W. Burr
M. J. Morgan
Coykelda
G. J. Mack
Alts
Isabella Circle Hosts 450 at Charity Card Party
A large charity bridge and 500 party by Daughters of Isabella in Knights of Columbus drew over 450 attendees. Winners included Miss Nell Wallace and Aliss Lutilo O Hagern for women and J. J. Gallagher with George Scully for men, with several couples earning top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Nell Wallace
Aliss Lutile O'Hagern
J. J. Gallagher
George Scully
Dan Peck
Edward Brennan
John Brennan
Peter Conter
Robert Penne
Lutheran Young People Dinner Highlights Local Society
About 70 attended the annual banquet of the Lutheran Young People’s Society of First Lutheran Church held in the Bishop’s cafeteria. Rev. Henry Mueller spoke on “Why a Luther League” as part of an evening with music and readings, while Miss Ruth Gabriel outlined plans for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Society of
First Lutheran Church
Bishop's Erst
Valentina
Imantle
Louis Stolte
Clifford Fratzke
Ruth Gabriel
Henry Mueller
Luther League
Harold Parry
Hazel Dow
Henry Zupke
Fred Button
Grace Schimeman
First Lutheran Brotherhood
Freda Bunnecke
Martin Heyde
Ada Haus
Trask
Life of the Brotherhood
J. J. Hal
Fritschel
Moral and Spiritual Basis for World Peace Talk
Rev C Y Alison of Central Christian Church spoke on World Peace to the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at the YWCA on Tuesday. He urged a moral spiritual foundation and noted perspective as a key asset. 50 people attended with Miss Ethel Brinkman at piano and Mrs D M Mealt of Pierre as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Y. Alison
Central
Chrisian
Women’s Christian ‘Temperance: Union
Mr. Allison
Clinton
Smith
Ethel Brinkman
Donald Thompson
Lincoln
D. M. Me ¥Alt
Pierre
S. D
Lincoln Ptsa
William Wilkins
Burton Avenue Baptist Church
Parent-Teacher Association
Helen Axtell
Hlinor Flemming
Jay Armstrong
Jack Murphy
Wilkins
Church Socials And Meetings Fill Week Across Local Faith Groups
Local congregations held socials and meetings across multiple churches. Women groups hosted parlor gatherings and Valentine events while the First Lutheran and Steeple divisions planned banquets and parish picnics with musical features by Henry Zupke and others.
D A R Members of Waterloo Chapter Meet Friday
Waterloo chapter of the D A R will hold a regular session Friday at 4 30 PM in the YWCA parlors. A luncheon will follow at 6 PM in the cafeteria. Delegates to the Des Moines state convention March 17 will be elected. Mrs Anthony Wayne Cook, president general, will attend from Hotel Savery. Hostesses for dinner are Mrs W A Lane Mrs Deeil Bickley Mrs Frank Smith Mrs FP Robertson and Miss Maude White. Also That evening Our Lady of Victory court at the W C F planned a card party for Wednesday night February 18 in Knights of Columbus hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Hotel Savery
W. A. i Lane
Deeil Bickley
Frank Smith
FP. W. Robertson
Fred J. Miller
Maude White
W. C
Our Lady of Victory Court
A. LE. Gagey
Des Moines
League of Iowa
Fury
Munnicipal
Emma Smoltz
North Waterloo Meat Company
Co. B
Waterton
National Guard
Club Notes of Happy Hour and F C T Clubs
Mrs. 3 M Bentley entertained Happy Hour members at her daughter Mrs. Cass home with Valentine decor. Mrs. W W Wyant. visiting Californa guest. to host next session. F C T club guests attended Mrs N W Entwistle’s luncheon. red and white table decor. Mrs. William Watters voted into membership. contests won by Mrs Alfz Fisher. guests included Mrs Watters Mrs Peter Bere Mrs Tru Tan DeRoame and Mrs Wy J Hotchkis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. M. Bentley
Happy Hour ‘Club
Lurcheon
C. D. Cass
Valentine
W. W. Wyant
California
F.C. T. Club
N. W. Entwistle
Ai O
Iwhcheon
Paul Entwistle
J. F. Ball
William Watters
Alfz Fisher
Watters
Peter Bere
Tru- Tan DeRoame
J. Hotchkis
Plans submitted for Hawthorne School to East Board
Mortimer B. Cleveland, architect, presented plans for a new Hawthorne school on Franklin street between Seventh and Eighth at the East High board meeting. The two story, 17 room building will cost about $10,000 and relieve crowding at Junior Wich and Hawthorne schools. Final approval will come from a special building committee. construction to begin this year with occupancy hoped for fall 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Hawthorne
Franklin Street
Seventh
Eighth Streets
Board of Education
East High
Wich
Uwawthorne
Eldora Youth Sentenced In Jail Break Case
In a Waterloo court hearing two youths faced charges after a jail escape. D W Brewer, age 17, was ordered to the Eldora boys industrial school, while accomplice Jackson Roberts received five months with credit for prior confinement. The judge warned both to reform and warned Brewer of severe discipline at Eldora. The case was prosecuted by W A Cook with F W Edwards assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Brewer
H. B. Bates
Waterloo
Armour Institute
Chicago
Emil Steffen
Police Department
Ten Jurors Say Newspaper Did Not Influence Verdict
Ten jurors in the Waterloo vs Frank Stapher case signed affidavits stating their verdict of guilty for operating a disorderly house was based on evidence and court instructions, not a newspaper item read during breakfast. Two jurors had previously claimed the article influenced their verdict. The article noted Stapher’s municipal court conviction and $106 fine cited in the prosecution’s opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Waterloo
Frank Sttapher
District Court
Stapher
Aftidayit
Kid’s Awakening to Play Tonight at West High
The Kid’s Awakening, a four act play promoting the Boy Scout movement, will be shown at West High auditorium at 8 p m today. A large crowd is expected with five thousand free tickets distributed. Arthur F Jury leads the local scouts and leaders in rehearsals and the production emphasizes camping and the transformation of a gang of boys into Boy Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hig Auditorium
LAD Iocai
Arthur F. Jury
Scort
San Francisco
New Music Store Opens at 606 Jefferson Street
M. K Black of Dubuque leases the former Hawkeye Realty space at 606 Jefferson Street and opens a music store. He formerly ran a tram manufacturing business in Dubuque and worked as a professional drummer for 12 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K Black
Dubuque
Jefferson Street
Hawkeye Realty Company
City in Brief Highlights Local Notes and Legal Cases
Local notices cover family travel and illness, estate executrices named for William Garrabrandt, and births in Waterloo area. A. D. Merrill recuperates after university hospital operation. Claude Hatfield seeks divorce from Carrie Hatfield in Polk County District Court amid allegations of cruelty. Municipal court fines issued for public disturbance and intoxication. Eva Blitsch seeks divorce from Roy J. Blitsch with demand to resume her maiden name and injunction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kroll
Greenville
Mich
George Hannan
Grant Avenue
Russell
Minn
Alice H. Bourquin
Grundy Center
Marshall‘Lown
Ethel G. Jansen
Ledah MM
William Garrabrandt
Mary Ligbhthart
Pasadena
Cal
M. J. Jewell
W. B
California
A. D. Merrill
Thompson Avenue
University Hospital
Town City
Claude Hatfield
Polk
Carrie Hatfield
Waterloo
Jeruel
W. A. Young
Randolph Street
Llearooms
Prescott Banton
Eva Blitsch
Roy J. l Hiltsch
iThey
Eva Kezar
Fourth Street
Meeting Thursday to Plan Kennel Show at Forum
Cedar Valley Kennel Club sets a Thursday meeting at Greater Waterloo Association to finalize plans for the beach show at the Forum on April 24 and 25. Four judges and a superintendent will be chosen, committees formed, and entries are pouring in with prizes from eastern kennel clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Valley Keenniel Club
Greater Waterloo Association
Debating Teams Advance to Gates Finals
Carl Meier and Mabel Evans won the last debate of the second round at Gates College affirming a plan to waive taxes on primary roads. Three teams remain to contest the finals starting next Tuesday evening with Evans and Meier facing Wilbur Brown and Mildred Stauffer, while the other semifinal pits Tul a Martin and Josephina Gallery against the remaining team for the school championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Meier
Mabel Evans
Gates College
Wilbur Brown
Mildred Stauffer
Sibe
Tula Martin
Josephina Gallery
Waterloo Chautauqua Plans Announced For Summer
Preliminary arrangements for a Waterloo chautauqua session were discussed at a morning board meeting in Y.M.C.A. rooms. Janesfall and Bloomingon represented J. L. Lear agency. dates set for June 30 to July 4 with events on Third Avenue and Jefferson Street. 1000 season tickets pledged, Dr. W. J. Beachter may return as platform manager Rev. A. J. Blough presided. July 4 planned with plays operas and nationally known lecturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Quadrangular Meet of Speakers at Cedar Falls
Waterloo high school declamatory reps join Cedar Falls high school teachers college and Cedar Falls high in a quadrangular meet tonight in the Cedar Falls high auditorium. Judges Miss Marian Smith and Thomas Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo High School
Cedar Falls High Lawe Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Breatha Kenlgan
West High
Remegius Slattery
Wilma Hey
Alica Redington
Fire damages Ankeny Street home. several minor blazes reported
Fire at 625 Ankeny Street started in a defective chimney and caused about 50 dollars in damage to J. E. Conrad's home at 6 30 am today, confined to a partition wall. Earlier fires at 2119 Rich Street 1123 Sycamore and 258 Baltimore caused only minor damage. Buy insurance from Herman C. Miller, phone 2484.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Conrad
Ankeny Street
Fireme
Rich Street
Sycamore
Baltimore
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Ver 1
The reader is invited to solve the puzzle titled Daily Cross Word Puzzle Ver 1. The page lists scattered clue fragments and garbled entries including partial words and stray letters. The unfinished grid and clues reflect a damaged puzzle page from a historical newspaper.
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Running Across
Word clues yield a themed set of answers. Across: part of the machine in the picture plural. Down: Bound with ropes. Heady for reaping or gathering. To propel one's salt in water.
Lemon Rinse Keeps Hair Curl and Clean
An old grooming tip explains that soap curd forms on hair after washing, making curls fall and hair feel sticky. Rinsing with juice from two California lemons removes the curd, leaving hair clean and curls retained. Suggests using California Sunkist lemons for best results.
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Caliifornia Sunkist
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Melrose
Riverside Drive
T. B. Scott
la Lomita
St. N. MacDonald
Mrs. George II Deen Club
Atrs
C. L. Reusch
Isabella Circle
Lutheran Young People’s Society
Alcott P.T. A
Grace Ulemeyer
Bernice Berg
Frances Stolls
Mme, Butterfly
DeEtte Smith
F. J. Amler
East Hich
A. I. Mau Doren
Rudyard Kipling
Waterloo Woman's Club
Fred Stearns
Floyd Chamberlain
Kim
L. Corton
C. Ji. Hospers
W. W. Marsh
Order
Knights of Pythias Hall
Cavers
Bertha Gillam
Waverly
Colos
Pat Burgess
Sons of Veterans
Memorial Hall
Mae Rodenhaver
George Carroll
Efie Zeller
Nell Sherrill
Mae Tunis
Grace Stallman
O. F. Hail West
Corn Belt Business College
Effie Zeller
Ttwo
Ernest
Anders
Roy Hulett
MM. J. Lies
L. D. Massey
L. Brennan
Ms. Massey
Beatrice
Bernice
Fred J. Ahn
Loretta Calil
St. Mary's School
Cedar Heights
George Sanborn
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Waterloo Dancing Club
Hotel Russell
Samson
Ah K. C
Knights of Columbis
Vi—Lodge No. T15
Earth Street West
Odd Fellows and Friends
Herman Holmes
Church News
Clara Burton Guild
Russes
Liona
Gladys Ginat
St. Mary's Parish Hall
Leo, Kyrart
P. Klein
Otto Kanler
L. J. Lehmitt
Richard Bartelt
Leo Vollenweid Sr
Florence Chevalier
Mauries Kirby
Joseph Yvohinger
St. Paul's Methodist Church Aid Society
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Cbhurel
Lorraine Rose
Mayme van Eaton
Helen Potter
C. J. Wood
First” Methodist Church
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid’ Society
Grace Methodist Church
Lucille DeLong
Eneatha Kenyon
Nelie Bloom
Dana Campbell
Women’s Society of
First Baptist Church
New Hawthorne
East School Board
Jackson Roberts
D.W. Brewer
F. A. Robinson
Cohagan
Uchat
E. A. Boxes
C. D. Allan
A. P. Blough
Herman C. Miller
Daily Cross
Tse
Egypt
Ringe
Leon
Sloan's
Sloan’s
Sloan
Buchanan
Conmphere Optical Servier
Hatiste
Nadu
Wnat Cent - Meee
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