Relief Corps Party Draws 150 At Memorial Hall
Hometown News reports a Women's Relief Corps No 1 gathering in Memorial hall with over 150 attendees from nearby towns and the local corps. Nellie Davis chaired noon dinner with Ellen Foster organizing kitchen help. decorations echoed patriotic themes and a 16 boy Mooseheart drill entertained. Rev J Arthur Young gave the afternoon address. a 2:30 Friday corps session follows. other club notices appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Relief Corps
Mermorial Hall
Nellie Davis
Ellen Foster
Lettie Robbins
Lina Knapp
Olive Layton
William Whitenack
Kivan
J. Arthur Young
First Methodist Church
Moaoseheart Legion
Oelwein
Memorial Hall
Younger Business Girls Form Club at YWCA
Six of the younger girls in business and industry met at the YWCA last evening to plan a club that may reach 20 to 25 members aged 18 to 22. They aim to recruit others and meet again next Wednesday for supper at 6. Eligible girls include those in business or industry, says Nellie Brown. Attendees included Arlene Stull Ruth Caulsen Jeanette Krensky Alma Kristensen Golda Thresher and Marie Crown. Mooseheart Legion holds a Moose hall session at 7 30 p m Friday with dancing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Brown
Arlene Stull
Ruth Caulsen
Jeanette Krensky
Alma Kristensen
Golda Thresher
Marie Crown
General Meeting of Waterloo Woman's Club Opens at 2 30
The Waterloo Woman's Club holds a 2 30 general meeting at the clubhouse with Mrs Portia Fearis Graham a character analyst speaking. After her talk Kipling studies, Mrs Floyd Chamberlain reviews Kim, and Mrs Fred Stearns reads from Seven Seas. E L Corton leads the discussion. hostesses are Mrs W W Marsh and Mrs G H Hospers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portia Fearis Graham
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Graham
Rudyard Kipling
Floyd Chamberlain
Kim
Fred Stearns
Seven Seas
E. L. Corton
Beauty and Electric Vibrators Across Skin and Hair
The piece extols electric vibrators as versatile beauty aids for women, claiming they soothe nerves, stimulate the scalp, aid curling, and aid in hair growth. Instructions cover scalp massage, skin treatment, and daily cleansing routines, with cautions on gentle use and avoiding skin damage.
Visitors Welcome Eastern Star Initiation at Temple
About 300 people from Marshalltown Cedar Falls Oelwein and West Union attended the Waterloo chapter Order of Eastern Star initiation and school of instruction in the Masonic temple. Grand officers Mrs Elizabeth Kammann Cedar Rapids Mr Burianek Cedar Rapids Mrs Frances Dahl Cedar Falls Mrs Alvina D Ward Elgora and Mrs Bessie Wheeler Waterloo spoke and received gifts. A 6:30 dinner and a bridge party followed, with music by Lucile Cutler and Virginia Gable. Miss Dixon and Mr. Chickering presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Cedar Falls
Oelwein
West Union
Waterloo
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Itmve
Elizabeth Kammasin
Sioux City
Jobo Burianek
Cedar Rapids
Frances Dahl
Cedar Felis
al- Vina D. Ward
Elgora
PB. J. Martin
Bessie Wheeler
C. H. Tronkey
Robert Francis
Becker Chapter
Black
Truman, Waener
Miss Dixon
Chickering
Secretary from Chicago visits Waterloo YWCA for consultation
Miss Alice Reynolds regional city secretary of the YWCA, headquartered in Chicago, arrives in Waterloo for several days of consultation with local committee women and staff. She will meet with newly appointed committees and department secretaries to advise on technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Reynolds
Young Women's Christian Association
Chicago
Waterloo
Nellie Brown
Jolly Evening Club
Baptists Benefit Play Approved at East High Auditorium
A well filled house enjoyed The Builder of Bridges at East High last night. Truman De Roane's human tale featured strong performances by Mrs. R. N. MacDonald, Mrs. Winifred Wilcox, and lead actor De Roane. Cast members Jensen Baldwin Harvey Daley Card Lighthney Bland. Henry Thlings provided solos while the orchestra played. Proceeds benefited the sponsoring Walnut Street Baptist church groups Fidelis class RB Y PB U.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High School
Truman de Roane
R. N. MacDonald
Winifred Wilcox
Fidelis
RB. Y, PB
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Trinity Lutheran Women Entertain In Social Rooms
Trinity Lutheran Women Entertain Wien Women s Guild at a church event with 1600 guests. Guests heard piano by Mrs F Herbert Moehrmann a talk on juvenile delinquency by police matron Kate Sage and a womens quartet performance. An eight woman comedy act Riding the Ford featured listed names. Proceeds from the luncheon go to the guild fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien Women's Guild of
Trinity American Lutheran Church
F. Herbert Moehrmann
Kate Sage
F. T. Ns
A. J. Oleson
Martin Cohner
Ben St
Farewell Party Held For Two Families At Lichty Home
Friends and neighbors gathered Monday evening at the old Cedar Falls road residence of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lichty to bid farewell to the Lichtys and two local families leaving the area. The event honored departing residents with refreshments and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Lichty
Cedar Falls
Miller Families Move After Years of Local Residence
Mr and Mrs J J Miller relocate within the area with the former moving to a farm in Orange township and the latter to Waterton. Informal diversions and a two course picnic supper were hosted by several women including Mrs Liehty Miss Anna Call and Mrs George Catters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Miller
Orange Township
Waterton
Liehty
Be, Shanlis
George Catters
Hansen
Anna Call
Baptist Choir to present Cantata at Easter eve
Members of the First Baptist church choir met at Rev. and Mrs. Williamson’s home for a rehearsal of the Easter cantata to be performed in the pandditjorium on Good Friday eve. A business session followed and officers were elected for the year: Mrs. Merits LaRue president, Mrs. Clyde Davis vice president, Elbert Greene treasurer, Miss Neva Steinmeyer secretary, Miss Mildred Wittick membership chairman, Mrs. Raymond Addington social chairman, Miss Juanita Pollock publicity, and Ghaeann with Mrs. Harriet Proc or as aides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
R. EB. Williamson
Merits LaRue
Clyde Davis
Elbert Greene
Neva Steinmeyer
Mildred Wittick
Raymond Addington
Juanita Pollock
Ghaeann
Harriett Procor
Church Guild Officers Named at First Presbyterian
Mrs L W Farnum was named president of the Major guild at the annual session in First Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon. Other officers elected include Mrs S W Troughton vice president Mrs L E Schutte secretary Mrs John Dunt treasurer Mrs Henry Snyder reader Mrs R U H Thompson musician and Mrs A C Trudgian reporter. The Graves Memorial United Brethren church official board will hold its monthly business session Friday evening with reports from various officers. Fidelis class of Walnut Street Baptist church will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs H G Keiber home for a business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Farnum
Major Guild
First Presbyterian Church
S. W. Troughton
L. E. Schutte
John Dunt
Henry Snyder
R. U H. Thompson
A. C. Trudgian
Board of Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Club Notes Highlight Hosts and Card Night Guests
Hans Sandergard hosted Ace of Club members at his brother H P Sandergard’s home. Favors in 500 went to Mrs. Louis Larson of Chicago and Mrs. James Jurley. Mrs. Forest Sweeley entertained the Doubles Five at her home with 300 favors to Mrs. Herbert Gilley and Mrs. Harry Confare. Guest was Mrs. A M Guailogy. Hostess’ daughters Betty and Marvel assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysse
Fallette
IF. L. Fallette
Christ Episcopal
E. B. Moun Bey
D. S. Ramage
Viole
Banco
Emily Weiss
Hans Sandergard
Clu
H. P. Sandergard
Louis Larson
Chicago
James Iurley
Forest Sweeley
Doubiel Five Club
Herbert Gilley
Harry Confare
A. M. Guailogy
Betty
Marvel
Pontoon Bridge to Be Built at Ys Camp Access
Construction of a 200 foot pontoon bridge across the Cedar River to provide access to the Morrisiste summer camp will start soon. Plans include barges for camp, two bridges this year and two next, with nine camp periods and a lecture on psychology of mind by Dr. N. E. Pickett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar River
Morrisiste
N. E. Pickett
Theosophical
Ciety
Harold McCray
Fayette
Bartlages
Forging Check Leads to Indeterminate Prison Term
George J. Walsh, 19, of Waterloo residence, was sentenced in Linn county district court at Marion to an indeterminate term not to exceed 10 years after pleading guilty to forgery. Arrested in Cedar Rapids for forging a Vinton man’s name on a $315 check, he bought clothing with the funds. Walsh has prior Waterloo trouble involving bad checks and car larceny, with a pending charge of issuing a false check for $2. Judge FP L. Anderson also sentenced John Donovan to 10 years after pleading guilty to forging his divorced wife’s name to endorse a Christmas savings check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J. Walsh
Waterloo
Anamosa
Linn
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Walsh
FP. L. Anderson
John Donovan
Liquor Law’s Teeth Snap at Ed Troyer in 4 Legal Actions
Edward Troyer remains free on heavy bonds awaiting a preliminary trial on three prohibition charges. A March 4 contempt hearing before Judge H B Boits is set after county attorney W A Cook filed the action. A prior injunction from August 22, 1922, bars liquor manufacture or sale. Charles Troyer, Ed’s brother, faces charges of illegal possession, liquor nuisance, and illegal manufacturing after a police seizure of 93 gallons at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Troyer
Liberty
H. B. Boits Ann
W. A. Cook
Troyer
Boies
Charles Trover
Lim
Pioneers Plan Birdhouse Contest and Events
Pioneers of the Y. M. C. A. will join a citywide birdhouse contest in early April with prizes. Plans include a Pioneer summer camp, a powwow on March 13, and a basketball tournament concluding the inter-Simday league. C. B. Ford, state boys' secretary, will visit next week to meet the Waterloo Pioneer Leaders' club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers of the
C. B. Ford
Waterloo Pioneer Leaders
Weighing Motor Vehicles to Gather Highway Data
The highway commission conducts a week long weigh session on Waterloop Rainbow drive Grant highway and Washburn Red Ball paving to collect data for road tests. Officers H Stout F Thillen and Joseph Holker supervise. Weighing covers front and rear ends of all vehicles including freight trucks and buses. Two minutes per vehicle. Light trucks carry heavier loads proportionally. Largest tire found is 19 inches diameter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Highway Commission
Waterlap
H. Stout
Department of the Commission
F. Thillen
District Highway Office
Joseph Holker
Henry Seebers Enters Soldiers Home in Marshalltown
Civil war veteran and former owner of the Metro pole hotel, Henry Seebers, who fractured his hip in a tall on the tee on November 29 and had been in Presbyterian hospital, was moved to the Soldiers' Home at Marshalltown this morning. He is in feeble condition due to advanced age, accompanied by A. H. Wheat, commander of Robert Anderson Post, G. A. R., and BE. EF. Kistner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seebers
Metropole
Presbyterian Hospital
Marshalltown
Mr. Sophers
A. H. Wheat
Robert Anderson Post
BE. EF. Kistner
Flood gates lowered to permit ice passage at powerplant
Vilaod gates of the dam were lowered today to remove needle ice from the Intake mains at the electric generating plant near Mullan avenue. The channel near the powerplant had been clear, but a rapid drop in temperature formed slush ice, threatening water supply to the steam turbines. No service interruption expected.
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Mullan Avenue
East and West High Declamers Meet in Preliminary Contest
East High will send orators Frances Stotts Eneatha Kenyon and Ralph Childs to contest with Janesville Hudson and Finchford in preliminary state meet rounds. West High will pit Jesup Brandon and Mount Auburn students against East High entrants in Iowa City clinics. Dentists from Waterloo attend the sixteenth annual university of Iowa college of dentistry alumni meeting at Iowa City with Dr. C W Bruner lecturing on orthodontia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
East
West Wich
East High
Janesville
Hudson
Finchford
West High
Jesup
Brandon
Mount Auburn
Austin Marlow
Frances Stotts
Eneatha Kenyon
Sk High
Ralph Childs
Marion Bronson
Cora May Bushs
Atlantic
Waterloo
University of Iowa
Iowan City
The
College of Frantists
C. W. Bruner
J. G. Hildebrand
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Oneal Tint Prefix Twice Out Civil wrone
Puzzle clues read like a scrambled cross word with fragmented hints. Entries include terms such as Prefix twice and a northern country, with scattered references to clothing and a biblical site, all within a jumble of letters and numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Ephesians
Crossword Puzzle Clue Fragments From Iowa Falls Event
A shredded crossword puzzle appears amid a brief Iowa Falls dated item mentioning a pre district declamatory contest Friday. Contestants from Alden Eldora Hampton and Iowa Falls high schools will compete, with judges Pred J. Kloss S L. Palmer and Vesta Perkins listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Falls
Alden
Eldora
Hampton Walla
Iowa
Falls
J. Kloss
Waterloo
L. Palmer
Bhiugheres
Vesta Perkins
Reineck
To Yester Pulele Day's Answer
The fragment appears as a garbled line lacking clear entities. It does not convey a coherent event, person, or organization for a reliable summary card.
Hi Y Plans Show To Finance Training Camp Expenses
East Wirgh auditorium hosts a regular motion picture program by the Hi Y club likely March 4. Proceeds fund the county Hi Y Training Camp at Camp Foster. East Junior Hi Y Club members sell tickets. Rev Wier Bartell of Universalist Church speaks on The Romance of Cotton at Christ Episcopal Church. Rev Williamson led Bible study for West Hi Y Club at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wirgh
Csso
Camp Foster
Wier Bartell
The
Universalist Church
East Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Tr. E. Williamson
West
First Baptist Church
Why Women Shine Why Women Shine
Edna Wallace Hopper claims a Paris beauty liquid cleanser, priced at 3 to 5 dollars, can deeply cleanse skin and unlock beauty. She promotes Fiona Wallace Hopper’s Facial Youth, offers a free trial via coupon, and urges all women to seek perfect cleanliness as the path to beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Wallace Hopper
Lucie Lanteime
Avery
Attie
Fiona Wallace Hopper
Watail
Wallace Woppe
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Grieving widow ends life after husband’s death
Humboldt Iowa February 26. Mae Underberg 22 living with grief over her husband’s death more than a week ago died yesterday afternoon by drinking carbolic acid. She had been distraught since the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griep Qauses Buigide
Humboldt
Mae _Underberg
Patterns and Patterns Delivery by Evening Courier
Water loo Evening Courier advertises to obtain the courier pattern designs and fashion department orders. Enclose 15 cents per pattern and expect prompt filling, with shipments reaching customers within about ten days after order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Waterloo
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Jsocieb
Relief Corps
T. G. FL Club
Joel Steeley
New Century Club
David Henderson
Mooseheart, Legion
Moose Hail
Woman’s Club
Lodge
Clara Lantz
Anna Due
Roy Robin
J. &. Galbraith
Cedar Review
Hall West
Miss Lantz
Charlotte Griffy
Emma Lou Suffern
F. L. Suffern
Housa
Ion
Jon
Dorothy Canfield
Martha
Strest
Baptists
Trinity Lutheran
Black's
Galloway Club
Haseen
Church News
George Walsh
Liquor Law
Ed. Troyer
OLE Soldiers
Hell Telephone Company Industries
Rath Packine Company
Daily Cross
Slovia
England
South Amen
Mint
Daves Township
Banus Furi
Wes
Agen
Percala
Ames Ieines
Ween
Dere
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