Out of town speakers address Waterloo Woman's club
Society notes from Waterloo reveal a Woman's club meeting with Miss Anna Lawther and Dr Henry Langworthy urging decisive female political action. Lawther urged precinct caucuses and county conventions, while Langworthy defended progressive Republican ideals and reflected on women’s voting power. Mrs Miller performed a piano solo and a Brahms program followed luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman's Club
Seoon An
Gaye Department
Anna BR
Lawther
Dubuque
Henry Langworthy
Dyuibilque
United States
Met
Bis Lawiher
Democratic Party
Woman's Suffrage Moveme
Iowa
Social Events on Week's Calendar
Week's events list includes meetings and activities across clubs and organizations. Notable items feature a K P drive at jail, women's club gatherings, YWCA programs, Hadassah and Hawthorne school events, a Firemen’s hall banquet, and community parties at Roosevelt and Becker buildings with multiple group notices and hostess names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delphiane-Y. W. C. A
Hadassah
Valentine Arly
Mirs
Harry Cohn
J. W. Kilgore
AL Eyre Nous
M. H. Kelly
Hawthorne School
L. A
B. of R. T
C. Hal
E. S
Matt
Dorothea Schmidt to Marry Leroy Carpenter
Dorothea Schmidt daughter of Mr and Mrs William Schmidt of 333 Chestnut street will wed Leroy Carpenter son of Mr and Mrs John Carpenter of Cedar Falls at 8 30 p m Feb 23 in the home of the bride’s parents with Dr Warren L Steeves officiating. The reception will follow at the grandparents home 337 Chestnut street. The bride attended Mast High school and works in the art department at Sterling's. plans to buy a home this spring. Several prenuptial parties are noted including a shower by the Ladies auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Fire and Flan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothea Schidt
Wiliam Schmidt
Chestnut Street
Leroy Carpenter
John Carpenter
Cedar Falls
Warren L. Steeves
Walnut Street’ Baptist Church
Myr
Henryi Duncan
Mast High School
Sterling’s
Ie! Vogels Auto Repair
Miss Schmidt
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Brotherhood of Firrfron
Hadassah Work Highlighted by Waterloo Leader
Mrs David Siegel Sixplains work of Hadassah outlines health and infant welfare efforts in Palestine. She reports on Hadassah hospitals clinics rural stations and tuberculosis facilities and notes Junior Hadassah programs supporting Mair Shefeya orphans home and nurses training. Waterloo chapter hosts events to raise funds for health work in Palestine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dasviel Sierel
Hadaassah
Dubuque
Fnstal
Waterloo
Harry Colin
Palestine
Siegel
Hadnassah
Junior Hadassah
Mair Shefeya
Nurses’ Training School
Special Program At W C T A Meeting
A Waterloo W C T A meeting will feature a special program at 2 p m. Guest speaker Miss Lidia Christiane, a missionary worker from India, is on furlough. Other participants include Mrs Mary J Philpot Cedar Falls county president, Mrs Belle Jewell site director, Mrs Ese Wild state director, and Mary Campbell, W C T A president. Invitations extended to all missionary society women in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Crumpheell
Temperance and Mission
Lidia Christianeser
India
Mary J. Philpot
Cedar Falls
Belle Jewell
Temperance and Missions
Ese Wild
Mary Campbell
W. c
Toda
Waterloo Union
All Missionnary Society
Newlngers
Hints in Beauty Care and Hair Treatment Claims
A fragmented advice piece discusses questionable beauty remedies and scalp care. It warns against disease transfer via combs and brushes, notes unsafe practices in barber shops, and mentions consulting scalp specialists. An offer appears to mail formulas for a cream in exchange for a self addressed stamped envelope.
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R. A
Cornell College Artists At Pre Lent Musicale Tea
Cornell college Mt. Vernon Ta hosts out of town artists John Conrad head of music department and Miss Wilda Spencer head of piano department at a pre lentene musicale tea next Saturday at Mrs Zathoe Burkts home Highland circle of Christ Episcopal church Waterloo soprano Mrs Albert Greeley will sing with piano accompaniment by Mrs Robert Parrott Conrad noted in Waterloo musical circles and Miss Spencer unique for earning an M A from Oberlin conservatory and competing in Chicago and Philadelphia. Committees include Mrs Richard Hall general chair Mrs Fox treasurer and numerous other members. tea hosts and refreshments managed by several ladies with Mrs Burk program chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conrad
Wilda Spencer
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Wim
Zathoe Burk
Highland Circle
Christ Episcopal Church
Albert Greeeley
Waterloo
Robert Parrott
Conrad
Cornell
Miss Speer
Obvertin Conservatory
Gonrad
Chicago
Federation of Mung Clibs
Philadelphia
Richard Hall
Fox
Coleford
Jackson McCoy
Mortime RB
Cleveland
B. W. Behutenan
Paul Sardeson
Robert Lichty
McCoy
Burk
Frank Fowler, Jr
Robert Parroth
Wome
Bare Lichty
Frank Collord
Robert Law
A. PF
Landsea
Hall
Fart, Ginsson
Dayie Wamage
W. FL Close
Delegates Chosen to Attend D A R Conventions
Delegates and alternates were chosen for the national D A R convention in Washington in April and the state convention in Des Moines in March. Names listed include Nettie Blenis Thomas Eaton Frank Fisher F W Robertson Walter Jensen G C Kennedy George Dew Wald S A Craiglow C W Henke A B McQuown and others. The meeting in Waterloo raised funds for state conservation and other D A R memorial projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ben Hesser
C. D. Becker
L. GC. Hemsworth
Mary Todd Lincoln
D. A. R. Memorial Forest
American International College
Springfield
Washington, D. C
Washington
BD. G
Mmes. Nettie Blenis
Thomas Eaton
Frank Fisher
F. W. Robertson
Walter Jensen
G. C. Kennedy
George Dew Wald
S.A. Craiglow
C. W. Henke
A. B. McQuown
Des Moines
Bert Hesser
O'Keefe
George DewWald
N. B. Gates
John Gwynne
Ejlaubeth DeWalt
Duck Palierson
Double Birthday Celebration at Thornberry Home
Misses Naomi and Aliha Thornberry hosted a double birthday event at their home with a large decorated cake, red tapers, and Valentine themed activities. Guests and contestants included Leslie Peterson and Mildred Townsend among many others, with refreshments served by Mrs. Willam Redding and others. A Valentine dance and community programs followed at the church and lodge, featuring students, performances, and a patriotic party planning in Memorial hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Aliha Thornberry
Radar
Homme
Valentine
Leslie Peterson
Mildred Townsend
Esther Peterson Sind
Roger Cisna
Willam Redding
C. E. Thornberry
Murlan Redding
Paul ‘Thornberry
Margaret Ghit
Jennie Polrson
Violet McMullan
Atarvel Thompson
Mildred’ Townsend
Grace Bateheider
Care Te MM
Albert Reddin
Howard Secrest
Harry Peterson
Oscar Armstrong
Alvine Red
Aerie Allen
Henry Jurgens
Forrest Drilling
C. W. Eby
First Baptist Church
Mae Howell
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Eby
Mildred Richards
Nellie Swyers
Ruth Stoner
Carol Prescott
May Barnes
Alice Rogers
Helen Rickins
Cleo Brown
Elathorne Genhr
Historical Relics Shown at Friday Study Club Teal
Friday Study Club members gathered at Mrs. M. Cornish's home to view relics from revolutionary days. Mrs. Asquith wore a Martha Washington outfit and poured tea while Mrs. G. C. Allasser escorted guests to a patriotic tea, featuring items from several collectors including a gavel from Sumner Conn and a spoon made from General Buller’s sword trimmings.
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Sumner
Conn
America
White House
Cornish
Asquith
Martha Washington
al Lasser
George Washington
B. L. Hulton
General Buller
H. Abby
Banquet Honors Maggie Delaplaine Before Initiation Service
Mrs Maggie Delaplaine sixth vice president will be honored at 630 pm Tuesday at Bivemen hall with a banquet preceding the Sunshine lodge initiatory service No 27 L A to B RD Mayor Glenn Tibbitts opens the event. Mrs Delaplaine and Mrs Gail Fox preside. Banquet and entertainment committees composed of local members coordinate the program followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Delaplaine
Wid
Bivemen's Hall
Sunshine Lodge
L. A
Glenn Tibbitts
Brad]ford
R. T
Delaplaine
Gail Fox
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mones
Charlies Whitamore
F. W. Mc-Tike
G. R. Olney
A. S. Teeple
Fraley
Arthur Haskins
Floyd Scovel
Tin O'Leary
W. M. Wilkins
Courier Emplo yees Dinner Dance at Black s Tonight
The fifth annual Courier party for Waterloo Evening Courier employees and their spouses will be at Black s term room tonight. A dinner dance follows a brief program featuring Jay Mills, a Riviera theatre conductor, plus acts from Crystal theatre, Marjorie Harker, and Dorothy Lynch. Community entertainment by Ray Berry and Jed rounds out the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier
Waterloo Evening Courier
Black
Jay Mills
The
Riviera Theatre
Crystal Theatre
Marjorie Harker
Dorothy Lynch
Ray Berry
Jed
Central Church Board Members Meet for Supper
Central Christ on church officials and wives gathered for a picnic dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Robinson. After dinner a program featured short readings from Dr. W. D. Endres F. B. Brocksus and H. E. Reynolds with solo by Mrs. Robinson and a piano number by Mrs. LeRoy Mayes amid group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Robinson
Central Christ On Church
Co. J. Coury
A. B. Reynolds
W. D. Endres
F. B. Brocksus
H. E. Reynolds
Club Notes From Busy Women Sociables
Local clubs held luncheons and card games at various homes. Past Noble Grand association of Sunshine Rebekah lodge plans a dinner Friday at Mrs Solin Meyers home. Meetings featured high scores by Mrs D M Searles and consolation by Mrs Ford Reed. Next hostess Mrs M C Troutner. WW chib met at Mrs Charles Wiegand’s noon meal with fancy work and social talk. A joint letter to Mrs O E Junger and a next era meeting seem planned with Mrs Hruk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Grand Association of Sunshine Rebekah Lodge
Solin Meyers
Meiners
600 Club Way
John Chevaner
D. M. Searles
Ford Reed
M.C. Troutner
F.ooy
Chib
Charles Wiegand
Rome
Marry Mank
H. W. Dunlap
O. £. Junger
California
Hruk
Plans for Woman's Club party announced in February events
Plans for a February Woman's Club party at the clubhouse include cards and a music program. Mrs M J Morgan chairs the general committee with C A Marsh C W Mullan F L Nauman G W Nauman and W B Nauman among others. Hostesses oversee reception refreshments decorating program and cards with numerous named members listed. The item also notes a hoboparty hosted by Beulah Muthaler and a Miss Constance McDermott engagement dinner in Black's tearoom plus Eastern Star and PTA activities and a card party at K P hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinb
Mn Oparty
C. A. Boatman
J. B. Treloar
Earl Krause
Inez Lund
Mae Gorrell
E. T. Alford
Claude Bennett
Bertman
Lee Litchfield
Valentine
Ping Arta Department
M. J. Morgan
Mmes. C. A. Marsh
C. W. Mullan
F. L. Nauman
G. W. Nauman
W. B. Nauman
W. C. Newsant
W. A. Reed
J. E. O'Keefe
C. B. Pickett
Mines
W. L. Northrup
C. D. O'Harrow
AL. J. O'Keefe
P. H. O'Neil
H. G. Orrick
J. O. Tackman
R. W. Parrott
W. FP. Parrott
Emma D. Parsons
Jack Patterson
Ray Paul
S. E. Perkins
A. W. Peterson
Sam Peterson
E. E. Petrie
C. A. Pierce
Nattie Pine
A. M. Place
H. B. Plumb
D. Popp
F. W. Powers
Ivan R. Powers
J. G. Ralston
Ransom
Edmund Rausch
Earl Record
M1. Reed
M. C. Reeder
L. Reinbar
P. H. Reuting
J. &. Ridenour
J. Reardon
John Rack
F. Rita
Maude H. Roeades
G. W. Robertson
Constance McDermott
Donald Voellinger
Black's
Glenn Tibbitts
Lloyd Smith
Irene Ailes
Viola McDermott
Clarissa McDermott
Elva Culton
Mabel Archer
Ruth Nemecek
Lulu Smith
Tibbitts
Waterloo firm seeks motorbus link to Cedar Rapids
The Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern Railway Co filed with the town board of railroad commissioners for a certificate to operate motorbus passenger service between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. The route would pass Washburn La Porte City Mt Auburn Vinton and Newhall with 745 am departure from Waterloo and 1000 am arrival Cedar Rapids. return at 3 pm arrival Waterloo 545 pm. Maurice Welsh says the service would not conflict with the electric Interurban and would fill a gap in steam and electric line service. Also mentions visitors A W R Frankfort and Henry Heinrich of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Board of Railroad Commissioners
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Rathway Co
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Rilks
Washburn
la Porte City
Mt Auburn
Vinton
Newhall
Cedar Rapds
Maurice Welsh
Cook Announces Candidacy For Municipal Judge
William A. Cook former county attorney and justice of the peace announces his bid for a Waterloo municipal judgeship. Incumbent J C Beem and George J Sager term ends this spring with election on Monday March 26. Cook cites 1825-6 county attorney service and 1916 justice of the peace tenure handling about 1500 cases as qualifying experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beem and Sager
William A A. Cook
J. C. Beem
George J. Sager
Cook
Waterloo
Townsky
Bloker Implement Company Opens New Waterloo Store
Bloker Implement Company opens for business today at Jib Park Avenue in Waterloo. Proprietors R. A. Bloker and R. A. Sickles bring farming implement experience. The store carries John Deere equipment, windmills, farming machinery, and Fairbanks Morse scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloker Implement Company
Park Ave
Blinker Implement Company
Waterloo
Jib Park Avenue
R. A. Bloker
Gumner
R.A. Sickles
Farwning
Janesville
Bloker
John Deeres Village
Sickires
Fintrhey Avenue
Blaker
Fire destroys 12 buildings in Reisterstown business district
In Reisterstown Maryland on February 11 fire swept through the business district damaging 12 structures and destroying several apartment houses. Firefighters fought through two miles of snow to bring water as flames threatened to engulf the town with damage estimated above $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reistertown
Vohunterr Aremen
Iowa Engineers Tour Deere Plant and Rath Packing
Members of the Iowa Engineering society toured the John Deere Tractor company plant the Waterloo electric station of the Tawa Public Service company and Rath Packing, observing the machinery from furnaces to the assembly line. Guides explained pulverized coal boilers turbine generators high voltage transformers and remote control rooms as hog slaughtering lard packing and export operations were seen at the packing plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Engineering Society
Waterloo
John Deere Tractor Company
Tawa Public Service Company
Rath Packing Company
George Rath
Witty
Deere
L. W. Witty
G. W. Lonnecker
Carl D. Bishop
Middlewest
Nuge
Utree
Iowa
Lonnecker
Whitty Company
Rath
Sie Rath Packing Company
Mexico City
Packing Company
Song of Cardinal Sounds Over City Two Months Early
Lee Taylor of 228 Linden Avenue heard the cardinal this morning while pasting the slough near Park Road. He spotted the red bird, first of the season, two months ahead of its usual arrival time, signaling an unusually early spring note in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardinal
Lee Taylor
Linden Avenue
Park Road
Tuberculosis in Iowa hogs shows large drop in 1924 report
Maines February 11. Tuberculosis in hogs declined 55 percent in Iowa since eradication work began in 1924. Wallace McKee of the Chicago stockyards restock commission reports the December hogs file as the best in months. He credits the tuberculin test on cattle and removal of reactors, plus improved hog raising methods, with lower reactor rates and fewer hogs retained from accredited counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maines
Iowa
Wallace McKee
Chicago Stock Yards
Iowa Department of Agriculture
McKee
McLean County
Rock Island Steel Bridge Replaces Long Truss
The Rock Island railroad dismantles an old 128 foot rivet truss at bridge 1605 Norris siding and installs a 175 foot thor rivet truss. It becomes the Cedar Rapids Minnesota division’s longest steel span and among the system’s longest. Estherville reports Helgason nominated by county Republicans to run in the February 20 special election to succeed the late Rep. R. B. Crone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island Railroad
Bridge 1605
Norris Siding
Cedar Rapids
Minnesota
Helgason
Estherville
E. O. Helgason
Armstrong
County Republican Committee
R. B. Crone
Brain Test Answer Reveals Ten-Word Solution
A brain teaser states ten words are needed to solve the quiz. The listed words are twenty six judge quiz take alphabet few have containing may word.
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K. Valentine
Myrs. Zathee Burk
Dorothea Schmidt
Persys
Mrs
David Siegel
Hadassah Society
W.C.T.A
BY Lona Kent Forses
Tedae
Wien
Seoul
D. A. R. Conventions
Thornberry Home
Phi Sys Chi
Elks
Java
Leachers College
Quete Aid
Fey
Don Alaa
Mayesdale
Enone
Sing
Hamtel
Hing Bell
Farmers of
Waterton
Chaeaga
Linyd Weide
Orebessia
Naire
Pers
Phi Pie
Marky Civen
Glee Vleb
Viret
Terry Bullen
Martyn Belivedey
Hawthorne Selugts
Tereher
Chace
PMU
Sage Ing
Virginia Stong
Margaret Moris
Thowt Collyer
Black’s
Central Church Board
Matte Hooker
August Iolo
Fern Hooker
Nurses
Soria
Black's Feather
Woman’s Club
Beulah Muthaler
Hildagard Welthoefer
Sheboygan
Wis
Florence Merrick
Greene
Abbie Cale
Roland
Catherine Karr
Brooklyn
Louise Eckles
Britt
Royal
Waterloo Camp
K. P. Hall
Favors
Chris Struber
Blanche Miller
Harry Fergeman
Chatrles Lewis
BR. L. Pelkey
Oo. E. S
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
St. Joseph
Rosary Society
Fred Winstock
Mary Musick
Cedar, Falls
Fred Rambach
John Yalvsky
Margaret Carlgg
Roosevelt School
Parent-Teacher Association
A. W. R. Frankfort
Los Angeles
Cal
William A, Gook
T. B
New Rock
Island
R. K
Divisioon
Penalt Te Fashion Department
Evening Courier
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