Isabella Roster Ceremonial Adds 50 Members in Waterloo
The Isabella Ceremonial at Knights of Columbus hall Sunday initiated 50 new members. A banquet followed at Hotel Russell-Lamson for 200 guests with officer presence led by Mrs. J. G. B. Bruner. Mary Kilflee and Mildred Sullivan performed, as did Miss Maynie Hgan and others from Webster City and Charles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castile Ciress
Isabella
Knights of Columbus
Russell-Lamson
J. G B. Bruner
Waterloo
J.J. Sullivan
Washington
Sullivan
Maynie Hgan
J. E. O'Keefe
A. A. Hoffmann
A. J
Director Arrives to Assign Parts in Princess Bonnie
F A Thomas of New York City will direct Princess Bonnie a musical comedy staged by First Presbyterian church members at East High school auditorium March 11. All principals and choruses meet at 7:30 this evening for definite assignment of parts. Production will include more than 125 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Thomas
New York City
Pre Easter Services at Y W C A Begin Wednesday Noon
Miss Doris Krueger will preside at the first pre Easter service sponsored by business girls of the Y W C A in the association building at 12 25 Wednesday p m Mrs O W Kirkpatrick will lead the devotional part and Miss Mildred Gleason will have charge of the music Meetings will be conducted regularly each Wednesday noon and will be discussed in time for girls to return to their places of occupation before 1 o'clock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Krueger
Business Girls of the
Y. WC. A
Association
W. Kirkpatrick
Mildred Gleason
Church News Details Monthly Meeting and Social Activities
Deborah society plans a Wednesday afternoon meeting at First M E parlors with sewing during the social hour. Hostesses include Mrs. W A Puterbaugh and others. Waterloo mate quartet to sing at East High auditorium Wednesday evening during the presentation of Builders Bridges. Walnut Street Baptist orchestra provides more music. Play by Truman De Roame is produced with Walnut Street Baptist church Fidelis class B Y P A and the choir backing. Daughters of Plymouth hold an all day session Wednesday at Mrs A Z Weigel home with a picnic lunch. Mrs D B Henderson hosts St Pauls Home Missionary society Tuesday evening at 7 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Society
M. E
W. A. Puterbaugh
J. c. Hartman
J. H. Lamson
8. E. Newell
Ada LeValler
Waterloo Mate
Henry Iblings
Harry McCowen
Charles Felsing
H. Tei Wagner
Daughters of
Plymouth
A. Z. Weigel
D. B. Henderson
Home Missionary Society of St. Paul's Methodist Church
Side Talks on Self and Fatigue Through Mirror Reflection
A reflective piece explores how constant closeness to one person, even a spouse or best friend, leads to fatigue and a desire for change. It describes the sense of self, mirror imagery, and asks whether nervous fatigue stems from too much companionship with oneself. It suggests remedies: more work, more love, more service.
U. P. Church to Stage Missionary Pageant in March
The United Presbyterian church will present a missionary pageant titled Waeta and Folks in Our Fields Abroad on March 15. The cast exceeds 50 people and training is led by Miss Sailfe Dickey, a former United Presbyterian missionary to India now dedicated to this effort. Pythian Sisters will host a dance after the regular meeting at 7:30 p.m., with music by a five piece orchestra. all Sisters and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeta
United Presbyterian Church
Miss Sailfe
Dickey
United Presbyterian
India
Club Notes Kensington Duty Tells of Home Event
Mrs. Charles Kabler will entertain the Kensington duty in her home at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kabler
Kensington
East High Speakers Schedule Rival Meets This Week
East High debaters and declaimers prepare for predistrict and district events with West High at Jesup. Sidney Ayvetsky Ruth Gary and LeRoy Markham debate Teachers College High Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the East High assembly room. Declammers Austin Marlow Frances Stotts Eneatha Kenyon travel to Janesville Friday for combined contests. Subdistrict winners advance to the district meet with hopes of state titles. West High declaimers also face Jesup Brandon and Mount Auburn at Jesup Friday night in a predistrict clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Teachers College High
Janesville
Sidney Ayvetsky
Ruth Gary
LeRoy Markham
Teachers High
East High School
George Heath
Mildred Chaplins
Arlene Murphy
Cedar Falls
Austin Marlow
Frances , Stotts
Eneatha Kenyon
Finchford
West High
Jesup
Brandon
Mount Auburn
Macartney Sermon Return From Hospital Service
Dr J R Macartney, after twenty days in Presbyterian hospital for rest, filled his pulpit at First Presbyterian Church yesterday morning. He spoke with oldtime vigor. In the evening Dr Darling of Westminster Presbyterian preached, sharing the 7:30 service as vesper duties allowed. Both services drew large audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Macartney
Presbyterian Hospital
First Presbyterian
Unsettled Weekend Weather Turns Warmer Soon
Unsettled conditions linger tonight and Tuesday with warmer temperatures forecast by the state weather bureau. A cloudy weekend brought light showers and a low peak. Saturday reached 43 above and Sunday 5 degrees above zero as temps fluctuated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Weather Bureau
Mercury
Negro Melodies Sung at First M E Church Service
Last evening the First Methodist Episcopal church filled for a monthly song service led by C Albert Scho lin. The choir performed Negro melodies and Dr J Arthur Young gave a talk on The Spirit of the Negro praising religious tunes born from hardship and noting the white race has not produced such melodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Albert Scholin
J. Arthur Young
Young
Mother Faces Charges of Child Abandonment
Mrs Trovisa Swanner was brought from Nes Moines this morning by deputy sheriff to await hearing on a charge of child abandonment. She had her youngest child with her as four older children were sent to the town state home some time ago. Probation officer Anlivered them to the institution. county funds covered care during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trovisa Swanner
Nes Moines
Marennerite Sant
Denuty Sherif
Mra Swaneer
Devennort
Burlington First M. E. Church Reopens After 35000 Renovation
Dr Bren and former pastor Hurlburt preached the evening service at the rebuilt Burlington First M. E. Church, drawing about 1200 in attendance. The church, rebuilt under Rev W H Speney, cost 35000 and has 1300 members. Bishop Keeney opened the day with a sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. & Hurlburt
M. E. Church
Waterloo
Burlington
W. H. Speney
If. T. Keeney
Hair tonic formula sparks reader questions and updates
The author reiterates and refines pilocarpine hair tonic recipes, noting an antiseptic odor, simplified formulas, and the return of detergent. Instructions include scalp massage, avoiding hot irons, and guidance on adjusting ingredients for dandruff and color. The writer offers to send a pilocarpine tonic formula to an anxious reader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Funeral Services for Mrs P R Howell Held in La Porte City
Funeral services for Mrs. P R Howell were conducted at the M I Church in La Porte City on Sunday afternoon. She died on her fifty ninth birthday after long illness. Burial followed in her former town of Tocsin Indiana. She was born Emma Davison February 20 1866 and married to Mr. Howell in 1887. She and her husband cared for an orphan boy and moved to La Porte City nine years ago. She is survived by her husband four brothers and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
P. R. Howell
M. I
G. C
Tocsin
Ind
Arf Howell
Robert
Howell
John
Rebecca Davison
Spring Creek Township
Trowell
Birs
Moses
Joseph
Henry
George Davison
Yocsin
Sarcha Sowards
Mary Davis
Peru
Miss Virginia Koeneke Spends Weekend in Waterloo
Local note confirms Miss Virginia Koeneke spent the weekend with relatives in Waterloo alongside Miss Marie Watters of the Girl Reserve. Firemen made two chimney runs with no damage. A medic case was reported stolen from a car and found in a post office lobby. Mrs. Snyder’s death is announced, she leaves a husband and two daughters. A burglary at P J Murray’s home yields clothes and an ivory brush. Upcoming church suppers listed at Flist Church and St Mark's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Koeneke
Waterloo
Marie Watters
W. CG. A
New Hartford
E. J. Dunkelberg
Tom Morris
Fowler Street
Peter Snyder
Savanna
Til
Burns Fatal in Lamp Explosion in Missouri Valley
Council Bluffs Iowa Feb 23 Mrs Ben Sigler 30 of Missouri Valley died in a hospital last night from burns suffered when a lamp exploded Friday burning oil over her clothing She leaves a husband a farmer and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Ben Sigler
Missouri Valley
Former Iowan Judge Gemmel in Stokes Case
Judge W. M. Gemmel of Chicago, presiding in the sensational Stokes case, is identified as a former Floyd county resident. He once led Rockford schools, then moved to Chicago to practice law and served as an early Chicago municipal judge before becoming a circuit court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
W. M. Gemmel
Chicago
Stokes
Floyd County
Rockford
Gemmel
Y M C A Plans Third Consecutive Statewide Drive
Y M C A aims to inaugurate a third consecutive statewide membership drive next October. Preliminary advertising starts this spring with a projected 20 percent membership increase by November 3, 1925. Judson J. McKim of Cincinnati Y M C A will visit Waterloo in two weeks to address Rotary and Y’s Men's clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Cohagen
Des Moines
Cohagan
Judson J. McKim
Cincinnati Y. M. C. A
Buck's Booterie Opens in New Waterloo Location
Buck's Booterie announces its formal opening Tuesday at 520 Commercial Street Waterloo. The store will stay open until 9 p m to accommodate patrons. Front remodeled with a modern vestibule. interior renovated. Proprietor W C Buck heads the venture with Wilbur Sitert and Russell Ritter, the latter a newcomer to Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buck's Booterie
Commercial Street
W. C.buck
Wilbur $. Sitertrand Russell Ritter
Waterloo
Farewell Sermons Mark Rev Allison at Central Christian Church
Rev G Allison bid farewell to the Central Christian Church after delivering two four sermon series titled The Prayer We Pray and Cornerstones of Character. He outlined evolution versus God in the Lord's Prayer and warned against taking glory unto oneself, noting biblical examples like Moses and Peter. He concluded that despite human faults the kingdom has come and will reach completion when Christ is enthroned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ¥. Allison
Central Christian Church
Mr. Allison
God
Moses
Promised Land
Peter
Christ
Judas
Mr Allison
Pioneer of Butler Dies at Clarksville
Edward Franklin Shaw born March 24, 1850 in Henry county Indiana died at 2 a m yesterday in Clarksville Iowa His funeral will be at his daughter Mrs W Hoffman home at 2 p m Tuesday Rev Burton L Nay Cedar Falls officiating Burial will be in Lynnoon cemetery He married Lottie Pope Sept 23 1875 and they had two daughters Mrs Huffman and Mrs Oscar Murphy of Waverly plus two sisters Mrs Laura Dye Los Angeles and Mrs Lafe Wamsley Clarksville He was a Baptist church member 35 years and a retired farmer who moved to Clarksville twelve years ago
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Clarksville
Eedward Franklin Shaw
Henry County
Ind
W. Hoffman
Burton L. Nay
Cedar Falls
Lynnoons Cemetery
Lottie Pope
Huffman
Oscar Murphy
Waverly
Laura Dye
Los Angeles
Cal
Lafe Wamsley
Jaurvivee
Shaw
Tthe Baptist Church
Town
Clanksville
Post Office Workers Annual Banquet at Waterloo
Employes of the Waterloo post office held their annual banquet Saturday night at Bishop's West cafeteria. Ralph Hoxie of the Rotary club and Ray C. Eggert spoke. The program included a guitar solo by Mrs E T Nelson, a clog dance by Miss Alfreda Gordon, piano solo by Elmer Mulvey, a novelty song by Hassell Howe, ventriloquism by Ralph Martin and William Mann, and a toast by J J Wyeth. The evening ended with cards and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Post Office
Bishop's West
Ralph Hoxie
Rotary Club
Ray C. Eggert
Colo
E. T. Nelson
Alfreda Gordon
Elmer Mulvey
Hassell- Howe
Ralph Martin
William Mann
Doc George
J. J. Wyeth
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Clues and Grid Snapshot
A scrambled clue list from a Friday style crossword. It mentions weekdays elude behold a Hebrew nickname for man a held of granular snow a floating ice mass mirth printer s measure intrigue legal rate of interest bustle frozen water act of reaching a destination silk and wool fabric rustic numbered cells and abbreviations plus hints like week day tab and area. The final line notes answer will appear tomorrow and hints Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arius
West Indies
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Running Across
Puzzle prompts ask for two across words and two down words from a vintage puzzle. Clues reference artist location, a bird, country synonym, and a quoted missing word. The passage also includes a contact line for Katherine Robbins of Chicago offering help to clubs planning to celebrate the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine K. Robbins
Iingleside
Chicago
Lanning
Waterloo Evening Courier Pattern Offer
Water loo Evening Courier advertises patterns with design specifics and sizes 34-36 to 46-48 inch busts. It notes materials like batiste and satin may be used and promises delivery within ten days after order. patterns cost 15 cents and include postage details. A medium pattern needs about 27 3 yards of 36 inch fabric. Order by mail with payment or stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reepair
Waterloo
Batiste
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F. C. T. Club
Peter Daley
Princess
Bonnie
Mary E. Day
Christine Vogel
H. C. Clausing
Alice Kinney
Anna Bentruda
Star-Rebekah Club
Star-Rebekah
A. T. Petersen
Will Farley
M. B. A. Lodge
Ben Hur Hall
Lodge
Woman's Club
Waterloo Kindergarten Teachers’ Association
Sunshine Rebekah
West Side
Oda
Woodmer Chreleo
Woodmean Circle
Cameron J Dancing Studio
A. RK. Duncheon Bridge
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
Hotel
Russell-Lams
Raymond
Folk
H.R. Ewell
James Clark
Fred Clark
Fred Northey
John Knox
F. H. Rueeling
Zatha Burk
H. B. Boies
C.R. Davis
HK. O. Dance
G. S.tyler
Vern Lessin
Myron Melendy
Thelma Reed
Anna Kirkpatrick
Leland Onf
Pollyanna
Westminster Presbyterian Church
B. T. Mowbray
Erma Cole
A. C. Cole
M. R. Strom
Women's Labor Bureau
Carpenter Hall
Church News
U. P. Church
Negro Melndies
DPR
R- PO Wri Bren
Edith Ademe
Waterloo Evening Courier
Sam Gunther
P.H. Paige
Spokane
Wash
Gunther
Alice Steads
Presbyterian W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
WM. Blough
Utah
Abs
Ais
OL V. Hemsworth
Bellenger
Woman's Relief Corps
George Bellenger
Red Cross
Cedarigwenship Farm
Byresu
O. A. Bown
Mirs
Tra Richards
Kilne
R. T. Paige
Inez Glime
J. O. Kober
G. C. Lusted
E. Simpson
Rey Hawkins
Homer Coots
L. S. Bannister
Ser Buchana
P. J. Murray
Logan Avenue
St. Mark's Church
Buck’s Booterie
Allison
Christan Chitcen
Butler
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs
California
Daily Cross
di i
Ford
Asprini
Eagie’s Nest
Met
Cooper
Heathervar
Pullman
Post
Japan
Von
Eae Eenemy
Mtee
Chee
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