Tolstoy novel debated by Vatyria Club women
Literary department of a Vatyria woman's club examined Tolstoys anna karenine as a reflection of Russian society and the authors life. Members praised its facts and tone while critiquing some events as implausible. Discussants noted its portrayal of landowners capitalists and peasants and Levin as Tolstoys life proxy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolstoy
Anna Karenine
Vatyriao Woman's Club
W. Chapman
J. G. McAlvin
McAlgin
Aleksei
Chester Cadwallader
B. F. Schenegge
Levin
Otto Rasper
J. E. Ridernour
Nhee
Cooley
Airs
M. HL Kim- Au
Disabled Veterans Auxilary Will Be Organized Monday
The Disabled American Veterans organization plans to organize a women’s auxiliary Monday at Memorial Hall at 4 PM. Mrs J C King, appointed organizer, invites Gold Star Mothers and all relatives of soldiers disabled in service to attend. After business, a social with refreshments is planned.
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King Marion East
Memorial Hall
J. C. King
King
Rainbow Circle
Side Talks on Charity Sales and Public Sentiment
A reader discusses charity and church fundraisers selling goods through volunteers. They weigh benefits of service sales against abuses and economic effects on card shops and workers, citing suffrage tactics and the risk of harming established fund-raising channels. The piece argues moderation to avoid undermining fair price goods and local sellers.
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Jess
Tam
Beauty Chats Mildred Stanton to Wed Dr William Koch
Mildred Stanton to wed Dr William H. Koch on February 26 at St Joseph Catholic Church. She is an Des Moines accountant and OLV Academy alumna. Koch, a Marquette graduate, has been practicing in the Midwest three years. Also notes social events and club activities in the community.
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Floyd L. Stanton
Mildred
William H. Koch
John Noch
Waterloo
St Joseph's , Catholi Church
Miss Stanton
Our Lady of Victory Academy
Des Moines
Dr. Koch
St. Mary's High School
Marquette Univer Silly
Friday Study Club Program at Waterloo Writers
Members of the Friday Study Club were entertained with poems, songs, and a play by Waterloo authors. Mrs J O Rex staged a play, with Mrs CW Ellison and others providing accompaniment. The program included poems by Deulah Vick Lickiey and readings about Carl Becker by Lorian Becker’s son.
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Waterloo
Yesterfeo
Mra
Colonial party entertains 100 at First Methodist church
One hundred guests attended the fellowship class colonial party at First Methodist Episcopal Church last evening. The program featured a George and Martha Washington impersonation by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Garman, songs by a quartet and trio, readings by W. H. Beverstock, Dr. R. M. Crouse and J. G. Ralston, and a duet by Mrs. Florence Taylor and GW. Lucht. Mrs. H. L. Hahn directed the event.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
George
Martha Washington
W. H. Garman
W.H. Beverstock
R. M. Crouse
J. G. Ralston
Florence Taylor
GW. Lucht
H. L. Hahn
Expert Bridge Tactics and Card Location Insights
Expert bridge guidance discusses how finding the key card in a hand depends on position and bidding. It explains how misplays by opponents can still be neutralized by correct defense and deliberate play, with illustrative hands showing when finessing or signaling is decisive and when conservatism wins.
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Knickerbocker
New Yark
Baines
NORTE
Hearts
Diamonds
K. J
West
South Itrick
C.Q. CK
Haralet
East
Boutis
Jclubs
Eass T
Vas
Damry
Church Society Minutes Highlight 1920s Union Auxiliaries
Rev Mr Maingaya addressed the welcome. W W Hall spoke for members active from 1911 to 1922 and J S Watters for those joining the next two years. Mrs Ray Snyder covered 1922 to 1924 adherents and Miss Esther Schenk spoke for the youth. Mrs John Hanson reported nationally. Mrs George Welker contributed vocal selections with Helen and Irons Whittle. A social hour followed.
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Maingaya
W. W. Hall
J. S. Watters
Ray Snyder
Esther Schenk
John Hanson
George Welker
Helen
Irons Whittle
Knights of Pythias to Celebrate Diamond Jubilee
Knights of Pythias will mark the diamond jubilee of the order with a banquet and exercises Tuesday night February 19 at Knights of P hall. Mayor A E Gnagy to toast, with a musical program by Martin Heyde and the Waterloo Jubilee quartet. The group traces to 1864 founders in Washington and now counts about 1,006,000 members.
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Knights of Pythias
Order
P Hall
A. E. Gnagy
Martin Heyde
Waterloo Jualé Quartet
H. T. Wagner
Henry
Club Notes Chronicle Local Evening Gatherings and Games
Reports of multiple club events around Lincoln area: Qui Vive hosts at Bishop’s cafeteria with 500 attendees and honors to several. Golden Leaf and Co T clubs meet with 500 played. Lincoln mothers group planning another session. P club dinner at Black’s Tearoom with 500 played. Kil Kara club 500 high score won by Lang and Manning. Natural Music Club to study Italian composers. US lamp cap glass once imported from Prorepe now produced domestically.
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L. P. Consigny
Qui Vive Club
Bishop’s Cast
Harvey Ful
Jem Ang B. H. Lang
W. J. Lang
F. A. Manning
Kil Kara Club
T. M. Searles
M. C. Trourner
More Snow Heading This Way Weekend Weather Forecast
Inclement weather arrives as a northwest wind brings rain steel and snow. Waterloo struggles after last week blizzard with more snowfall today and colder readings near freezing. Snow began early this morning with a short heavy period and stopped by noon. Track sweepers assisted earlier and the forecast predicts additional snowfall tonight and tomorrow. O. L. V. academy beat the alumni 11 to 9 in a close school gym game last night.
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Waterloo
O. L. V._ academy
New Waterloo Library Adds Sixty-One Books Across Branches
Waterloo public libraries added sixty-one new titles in the last two weeks, twenty in the east branch and thirty-one in the west, the largest influx in months. The list features works on Europe since 1908, Relativity and Space, The Real Lincoln, Canterbury Puzzles, Ghost Stories, and diverse novels and biographies from Gibbons to Meade and Williamson.
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Waterloo
East
West
Europe
Gibbons
Goodsell
Steinmetz
van Loon
Gifford
Haynes
Chord George
Welk
Lincoln
Aixon
Benet
Bennett
Willan G. Hyile Ugnt
Cat
Grey
Hammond
Howletti
Lawson
Millay
Oppenhelr
Robinson
Williamson
William
the Legion Cwilliams
West Library
Bacon
Benette
Butler
Cunningt Zlea
Dudeney
Blair
Gomon
Canterbury
Hugh Glass
Nelhardt
Paton
fEheing
Condsety
Weigall
Weik
Tama and Traer Are Winners in County High School Contest
Tama and Traer led the Tama county declamatory contest as winners in multiple classes. The event, second in a series by Tama County School Activities Association, drew competitors from Garwin Chelsea Dinsdale consolidated and featured judges Mrs Cahill Miss Stains and W Miller. Future plans include a basketball tournament in Gladbrook on Feb 29 and March 1 and an extempore speaking contest on March 23.
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Traer
Tama High School
Bernard Sheridan
Tama
Pauline Kelly
Gladbrook
George Struble
Toledo
Victor, Hoffman
Geneseo Consolidated
Muriel Parker
Tst
Jean Ferguson
Irene Creeweill
Helen Grant
Geneseo
Delight Tims
Henretta Hindley
Beth Lambert
Gladys Congdon
Garwin
Chelsea
Dinsdale Consolidated
M. Cahill
Conrad
Florence Stains
Eldora
W. S. Miller
Reinbeck
Tama County
Boys and girls glee clubs and bands schedule
Traer hosts boys glee club on April 18 while Tama holds girls glee club on April 25. Chelsea presents orchestras on May 2. A play day and high school track and field meet is planned in Toledo with date not settled.
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Traer
Tama
Chelsea
Toledo
Waltons anxious to renew memberships and yarn spill
Waterloo chapter of the Walton League of America reports over half of its 328 members have paid 1924 dues, with secretary Ernest W. Koepke optimistic about renewing all old members and drawing new names. President Keeple aims to keep leadership stable as 1924 opens.
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Waterloo
Teaak Walton League of America
Ernest W. Koepke
Yowa
Keeple
J. B. Meyers
Third
James River
Ozarks
Izaak Waltons
City in Brief Highlights Local Social and Legal News
Local society notes show visits and guests in Waterloo including Miss Mildred Chamberlain Chicago and Miss Janet B. Sloan. Residents travel to Des Moines Panora Blairsville and Antes while Dr. C F Yoder to speak to Rotary. Nettie Perry awarded a divorce decree from Leonard Perry. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Les Connell ey of Cleveland. Building permit issued for St John’s Catholic church school chapel with an estimated 45000 cost. Domestic trial waivers and bootlegging case referred to grand jury.
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J. S. Tuthiil
Des Moines
Panora
Mildred Chamberlain
Chicago
Janet EB. Sloan
Eda Behrens
Antes
C. F. Yoder
Rotary Club
Nettie M. Perry
Leonard H. Perry
Waterloo
Les Gonneliey
Cleveland
Connelley
Kathryn Thill
Laura Conaty
Cambridge
Harry Gardner
la Porte City
Gardner
H Wagner
Charles Wasson
St. John's Catholic Church
A. N. Pruesa
Fire damages small properties in two Iowa homes
A minor blaze at 1105 Bertc Root Gres burned by 10:30 a.m. at W. J. Stoops residence. another at 681 Iowa last night at Mrs. Ana Snively’s home ended by 4:15 p.m. with slight damage to both sites. A letter says H W W Grout and Mrs Grout will stay in Los Angeles until after the Iowa picnic on Feb 22.
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W. 3
Los Angeles
Cal
Iowa
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Mare
Christ C
Knab
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Seventeenth Infantry
Omaha
Neb
Pirst Presbyteriay
Six Enter Whiteside Billiard Tournament at Inside Parlors
Six players Willard Dobson J W White A Campbell John Brown Spee Ventin and Bill Urie contest for the city three cushion billiard championship Monday at Inside Parlors. Games of 126 Devils will be played with no admission charge. Bernice Sotr honored Miss Bernite Simita Waterloo elected Secretary of the Philomathean Literary Society at Cornell College Mt Vernon Pa student.
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Ship of the City
Willard Dobson
J. W. White
A. Campbell
John Brown
Spee Ventin
Bill Urie
Bernice Sotr
Bernite Simita
Waterloo
Philomathean Literary Society
Cornell College
Mt. Vernon
Philomathean Society
Cornell
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Morrison
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L. G. Parke
Vriances Wilhard
Prantes Grout
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Mildred Stanton
Wm. H. Koch
C.F. Brown
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Lincoln Circle
America
Agnes Thompson
Mabel Brown
Marvin Halloway
T. W. Uhlenberg
J Dree
Charles Storm
Halloway Innell
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William Koch
Frank St. John
Carl Krause
Cavanduph Sensen
Dagny Jensen
Edward Cavanaugh
Blessing
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Department of Agriculture
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Waterloo Writers
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Eric Rothe
John Henderson
Minaes
H. A. Moyer
G. H. Farnsworth
EB. E. Lashbrook
Herbert Lautz
Co. T. Club
Ray Barber
Favors
John Wedemeyer
Fred Anderson
L. G. Hemsworth
Lincoln School District
E. W. Egdorf
B. K. Morgan
Nawson Street
Black's Tearoom
C. P. Ferguson
C. H. Brown
Charles Lewis
W. J. Dempsey
Merriman
Natural Music
Eudora Carey
United States
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Waltons
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W. W. Lytie
Blairsville
Rhode Island
Virgin Due Place
Black Hawk Road
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Russell Lamson
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