Social Welfare Institute Sessions At Ellis Hotel
Red Cross home service workers toured the Social Welfare league rooms at the courthouse and the baby and tuberculosis clinics as 73 delegates from towns like Marshalltown and Charles City joined a broader effort to reorganize family aid during wartime. Dr F W Powers discussed community health. Miss Bessie McClenahan outlined home service goals and the Red Cross nonpartisan stance. Miss Clara Sutter detailed budgeting and dietetics. Prof Paul Pearce spoke on employment and reeducation. Prof C Ensign gave the evening address. Prof Husign urged child welfare as a wartime priority addressing health, development and education challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Service Institute
Social Welfare League
Home Service
Ells
League
Marshalltown
Charles City
Iowa Falls
F. W. Powers
Bessie McClenahan
Miss McClenahan
The
Red Cross
Sks
Clara Sutter
Miss Sutter
Paul S. Pearce
State University
Pearce
Iowa
State Conference of Social Work
Bird T. Baldwin
C. Ensign
College of Education
Ensign
Prof
Husign
England
Social clubs hold meetings and civic talks across town
ElNems of Society Social circus meetings postponed two weeks. Happy Hour club met with Mrs. William Bates yesterday, luncheon followed by Red Cross sewing. Desdemona and other clubs hosted at homes with serving by members. Civic department to feature patriotic program at Hotel Russell, with readings and songs. A long discussion on health, child welfare, and school medical inspections followed. Surprise party for Delbert Hanson marked his fifteenth birthday. Wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Gentle observed with a company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hour Club
William Bates
Red Cross
Ames
J. W. Krapfel
FL FP. Strayer
R. S. Henzie
el Deen Club
Chicago
Desdemona Club
T. L. Tollefson
Christie Tollefson
B. F. Lichty
J. D. Club
Lend A Hand Guild
L. S
Civic Department of the Woman's Club
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Charles W. Mullan
Lulu Cushman
H. W. Sigworth
H. B. Boies
Woman’s Club
Washington
E. Magee
Maybeth Mack
Delbert Hanson
Graves Memorial L. B. Church
Hanson
Briden Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebrated at Waterloo
Mr and Mrs John Briden of 320 Saxon street marked their golden wedding anniversary. Married Feb 20 1868 at East Janesville Ia they later moved to Waterloo and now reside in their current home. Attending were relatives friends and Grace M N B circle members with a picnic dinner and celebration planned. Mr Briden turns 84 on April 29 and Mrs Briden 71 on March 1. The home was decorated in gold and white for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Briden
Saxon Street
East Janesville
Waterloo
Brown
Iowa
Arkansas
Briden
Anna Pearl
W. L. Pedicord
Iowa Falls
Barbara
Logan Avenue
C. @. Briden
Mr. Briden
Mrs. Briden
Engagement Announcement and Social Event Notes
Wels Lichty engagement announced. Miss Mildred Wels of Coffeyville Kansas and Robert B Lichty of Waterloo named as engaged. Patriotic Sociable auxiliary and Fred Witer camp plan a joint social Thursday evening in Memorial Hall with dinner music dancing and games to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wels-Lichty
Mildred Wels
Coffeyville
Kay
Robert B. Lichty
Waterloo
Helen Gould
Fred Wiiter
Memorial Hall
Farewells and church notices fill parish calendar
Rev. Harold W Parr and Mrs Parr head to Aurora Ill after a First Congregational picnic supper and informal reception with a violin cello and piano trio. Related events cover farewells for Rev J F Moore at Plymouth Congregational and planned basket picnics and layman conferences across First Baptist First Brethren and St Pauls M E Epworth league events with meals and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dir. Parr
Harold W. Parr
First Congregational Church
Aurora
Ill
Mr. Parr
J. F. Moore
W. C. Brown-lee
Moore
Plymouth Congregational Church
Oklahoma
St. Paul's M. E
Epworth League
Brotherhood
First Lutheran The Missionary Society Meeting Planned
The Missionary Society of First Lutheran will meet in the church parlor on Thursday afternoon. Hostesses include Mrs Otto Boltke Mrs Henry Mueller and Miss Ida Schweingruber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
Cedar Valley Association
Ladies’ Aid Society
Missionary Sodiety
Otto Boltke
Henry Mueller
Ida Schweingruber
Two Weddings at Iowa Falls in One Lettered Entry
Miss Mary I Stotzer daughter of Geo Stotzer and Henry A Sherman wed at Iowa Falls with Dean A M Hegeard of Drake presiding. She is Ellsworth Conservatory of Music graduate. They plan home on Sharman farm after April 1 following a West Virginia honeymoon. A Fr anc es Lohr and Frank Coffman also married here by Rev DaWitt Canton. She also Ellsworth Conservatory graduate. They will reside on the groom’s Dorasae Valley farm Illinois after March 1 with a two week Chicago honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iown Falls
Mary I. Stotzer
Mra
Geo, Stotzer
Henry A. Sherman
Dean A. M. Hegeard
Drake University
Des Moines
Ellsworth Col-lege Conservatory of Music
Sherman
John Sharman
West Virginia
Sharmanhurat
Frances Lohr
A. J. Lohr
Frank Coffman
German Valley
DaWitt Canton
Methodist Church
Ellsworth Collage Conservatory of Music
Joseph Hennihan Wanted by Marshall County Board
Joseph Hennihan, a restaurant owner from Marshall county, is sought by the Marshall county board of Chat county for his draft duties, with his location unknown to board members who have enlisted Fred Pettit for help. Pettit reportedly assisted in preparing his questionnaires. SPRING SUPPTS AT WILHELMS: Wilhelm's Style Shop advertises clear, new spring suits attracting early buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hennihan
Marshall Board
Marshall County
Chat County
Hervicw
Camp Dodge
Hennihan
Fred &. Pettit
Brick
Pettit
Ilennhay
Watertoo
Yes
Neunihan
Marshall County Board
Wilhelms
Wilhelm’s
Courier Patterns and Coupon for Design Patterns
Advertises up-to-date Courier patterns and accompanying design coupons. Mail to Fashion Department Evening Courier Waterloo with 10 cents for each pattern. Patterns allow for seams. Orders filled promptly and should arrive about ten days after sending in the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
19 Enemy Firms in Manila Seized by Gov Harrison
Mizolla Feb 20 Gov Harrison acting for the alien enemy property coglodian seized nine German and Austrian firms in Manila naming one British and eight American concerns. The branches were closed and placed with the constabulary pending action by the receivership. Archibald Harrison, governor’s brother, serves as deputy custodian of enemy property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mizolla
Harrison
Manila
Receivary
Archibald Harrison
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Ellis Hotel
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H. L. Haywood
Silent Club
Fred Bross
Liberty Club
E. G. Anderson
New Century Club
A. D. Nauman
Co. B. 8. L. Club
A. E. Weld
Busign
America
Business Girls’ Club
Charles Var Vleck
Commercial Club
van Vieck
Eden Richardson
Jos Gentle
Shell Rock
Mrs
Mia
Charles Gen~tle
Birs
Steve Gentle
Brethren
J. W. Tachty
J. F. Diet
Elizabeth Harrison
Irra
Leath’s
Home Outfitters
Humpet
Kohl’s
United States
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Almeta Eckes
20Th Ave. N
Minneapolis
Minn
Steinway Weber Steck
Wheelock Stroud