Dr Ida B Lewis Describes China's Progress At Grace Church
Dr Ida Bette Lewis head of Hwa Nan college in Foochow outlined China’s open avenues for education and social change. She cited rising enrollment and women training for educational work while noting child labor in silk and embroidery, urging education as the remedy. A large crowd heard her at a Grace church dinner with subsequent talks by local missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Bette Lewis
Grace MM. E. Church
Black
China
Altho Mot
Dr. Lewis
Lewis
Hwa Nan College
Foochow
M. E
Grace M. 5
Ruth ‘ Partridge
India
E. J. Lockwood
A. M. Billingsley
Mildred Gleason
United States
Roy Leste Smith
Geder Rapids
Coe College
Society Calendar for Waterloo Tonight and Thursday
Waterloo society groups announce meetings at churches clubs and halls. O E S P T A M J C clubs and circles meet at various locations including Marys sewing circle Cedar Heights Presby terian Ladies' Aid and St Marks auxiliary. Evening events include Universalist Young People and Blue Triangle activities with a father son banquet and a benefit ball.
Surprise Party For Kiefers Before California Trip
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kiefer, leaving March 15 for Los Angeles to visit kin, were honored with a surprise party by daughters Mrs. G. H. Scully and Mrs. O. H. Gilbert. About 50 neighbors attended at 403 Cutler Street. J. W. Mercer spoke, refreshments followed. The couple marked a golden wedding anniversary on December 28 and plan to stay in California about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kiefer
Los Angeles
Cal
M San
G. H. Scully
O. H. Gilbert
Cutler Street
J. W. Mercer
California
Women's missionary societies to meet in Janesville in April
The Waterloo district Women's Foreign Missionary Societies of M E churches will hold a two day convention in Janesville on April 25 and 26. Mrs Flora S Dudley of Des Moines branch president and Miss Ethel Ruggles a missionary in India will speak, with other visitors of prominence. The sixtieth anniversary of the society will be observed March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Societies of
M.E
Waterloo
Janesville
Flora &S. Dudley
Des Moines
Ethel Ruggles
India
Two Lake Poets Jane Austen Program Topics
Coleridge and Wordsworth of the Lake school are to be discussed by Mrs. George W Wood during a Literary department program of the Waterloo Woman's Club Friday afternoon at the clubhouse. Mrs BE Alford will present a Jane Austen paper comparing heroines with other period writers. Golf Leaf Camp card party begins 2 30 pm in K C hall under Mrs Elva Wannemaker with refreshments by Mrs Herbert Lawless. Juveniles meet at 5 pm and a lodge meeting follows at 7 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleridge
Wordsworth
Lake School
George W. Wood
Literary ‘Department of
Waterloo
Woman's Club
BE. T. Alford
Jane Austen
Golf Leaf Camp
Gold Leaf Camp
Royal Neighbors
K. C. Hall
Elva Wannemaker
Herbert Lawless
Beauty care tips for winter facial massage and skin care
A old column offers a winter facial massage cream recipe using white wax spermaceti almond or olive oil rose water and scented oils with borax preservative. It covers substitutions with lanoline for dry skin and notes on application and skin habits plus general hand care and routines for winter fatigue.
Health talk highlighted Waterloo WCTU meeting
Miss Mary Dunbar, Chicago health worker, spoke at Waterloo WCTU on Tuesday afternoon at the YWCA. Devotions led by Mrs. Mary Glenn Philpot with aid from Mrs. Ida Mitchell. A letter from Miss Helen Burns was read. Plans were made to prepare service kits. Annual rally plans were announced for March 8 at Danish Baptist church in Cedar Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dunbar
Chicago
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Danish Baptist Church
Rose Wild
Ida Mitchell
Plans Made for Business Women's Week in Waterloo
The Waterloo Business and Professional Woman's club outlines observance of Business Women's Week from March 10 to 16 with special programs and activities. Governor Hammill's letter supporting the observance is read. Miss Mary Dunbar of Chicago gave a health demonstration and prepared foods after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Business and Professional Woman's Club
J. F. Barlenslier
Walnut Street
John Hammill
Mary Dunbar
Chicago
Caledonian society and local clubs meet in Cedar Falls
Caledonian society gathered Tuesday in Legion hall Cedar Falls with a pot luck supper. Plans for the year were outlined by Mrs S G Stevenson. Xylophone solos by Miss Marion Sorenson and Miss Helen Bond and vocal by Miss Jane Corsant. music by Mr and Mrs Charles S McKinstry. Waterloo to host March meeting. Separate items note farewell for Mrs William Bray and a dinner party fundraiser. Daughters of Isabella receive new members Martha Taylor and W M Hagen. Legion Auxiliary to sew all day at Memorial hall. Three Link circle to meet in Waterloo I O O F hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hell
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Sons of Union Veterans
Gandy
Cyrus Carpenter
Ida
George Wright
Reena ‘Norton
Independence
Roy Chadwick
Caledonian Society
Legion Hall
Cedar Falls
S. G. Stevenson
Marion Sorenson
Helen Bond
Jane Corsant
Charles S. McKinstry
Waterloo
Isabella
Martha Taylor
W. MM. Hagen
Daughters of Tenhella
EK. GC. Hall
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Memorial Hall
Sewlng
Three Link Circle
Waterloo I
P T A Meetings Highlight Home Church and School Roles
Hawthorne and Lafayette Parent-Teacher associations held sessions Tuesday evening with speakers on child training national founders day and scarlet fever testing. Recordings featured songs solos duets and a flag drill by boy scouts while refreshments were provided by hosting committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Kirkpatrick
Hawthorne Parent-Teacher Association
J. BR. Thompson
Pearl Higgins
Clifford Yagla
Virgeane Dilger
Allan Lichty
George Buchan
HE. P. Cowles
The
National Association
Lafayette Parent-Teacher Association
W. W. Warsaw
Grace Ullemeyer
East High School
Doris Riggins
Vergean Dilger
O. M
Parent-Teacher Association Meeting
J. H. Snively
Clark Covad
G. Eubanks
Church Groups Plan Thursday Meetings and Socials
The weekly church notices show Cedar Heights Presbyterian women meeting at Mrs. E L Stover’s home with a 1 PM luncheon hosted by Anna Kemp and others. An Episcopal lunch at Mrs. Lee Fallon’s home invites all women, while Willing Workers meet at the Spiritual Church of Christ Truth at 2 30 PM. Royal Neighbors report about 500 attendees at a thimblebee in Black Hawk I O O F hall, with a program by Maddigan school of music and a dance by Marian Blitseh. A Surprise Party for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kroll includes games and music at 216 First Street West. St Mary’s sewing circle meets Thursday at 2 30 PM in the school hall with Mrs. Sager, Mrs. Faley, and Mrs. Schanle directing sewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar’ Heights Community Presbyterian Church
E. L. Stover
Anna Kemp
W.D. Burdick
A. T. Morehouse
E. M. Loban
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lee Fallon
Home Park Boulevard
Spiritual Church of Christ Truth
Royal Neighbors
Black Hawk I
O. O. F. Hall
Waterloo Camp
T. M. Woodruff
Oracle
Maddigan School of Music
Marian Blitseh
Burdette Parker
Miss Borden
Fred Kroll
First Street West
Will Burch
Eagle Center
St. Mary's
George Sager
Thomas Faley
Schanle
Club Notes Show Luncheons And Bridge Wins Across City
Mrs. W A Porter hosted T E club at a Tuesday luncheon with prize bridges won by Mrs. C B Peterson and Mrs. C C Porter. T T F club planned a Riviera luncheon and 1 pm tearoom visit. PB L club met with Mrs. Henry Schotter. 500 honors to Mrs. E Fisher. Greb in of Dubuque attended. Recess club met at Black's tearoom. dinner at 6. Bid-Em-Up at Mrs. Jd L Chevalier’s home. Mrs. Wade and Mrs. Troutner earned favors. Wade to host March 12. Joyle club to meet with Mrs. Dan O’Neill. Los Comedres and husbands hosted by Mrs. T N Miller. bridge awards to Earl Zearley, John Carpenter and Ed Scholl. luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Porter
Bath Street
T. E. Club
C. B. Peterson
C. C. Porter
C.C. Porter
PB. L. Club
Henry Schotter
Falls Avenue
E. Fisher
Grebin
Dubuque
St. Patrick's
M. C. Westcott
Black's Tearoom
Lilla Redman
Bridge Club
Jd. L. Chevalier
Randall Street
J. M. Searles
H. E. Hill
Harry Wade
M. Cc. Troutner
Wade
T. N. Miller
Los Comedres
Fourth — Street
Bridge
Owner Escapes as Jesup House Burns
Fire discovered by W. S. Schultz about 4 45 m today destroyed his residence in Jesup Ta Schultz escaped through a window with only his clothing Insurance of 1500 expected to cover the loss The event followed a fundraiser raising about 90 for the Even Dozen Study Club library fund via the Zander Goop wedding at the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courier Special Service
Jesup
W. S. Schultz
Schultz
Public Library
French Mustard and Onion Dishes From Kitchen Cues
A recipe note lists French Mustard with dry mustard garlic tarragon and vinegar and a 24 hour rest. Scalloped Onions instruct boiling Bermuda onions in salted water then baking with buttered breadcrumbs and white sauce. Additional tips suggest tart jelly with breakfast and rice in meat loaf to improve moisture and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Brain Test Answer Set With Five Clues
A compact list presents five items: regicide ingenious speculator burglary candid. Each word stands as an answer candidate for a brain test puzzle.
Scarlet fever testing at Hawthorne school underway
Dr Cc F Jordan of the University of Iowa leads scarlet fever susceptibility tests at Hawthorne school. About half of pupils may be susceptible, with special attention and treatment urged for at home by family doctors. Tests use the Dick test and aim to immunize for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawthorne School
Cc. F. Jordan
University of Iowa
Local notices and personal briefs from Waterloo area
A collection of city notices and short items. Judge H B Boise set March 6 for a divorce trial in Tolliver vs Tolliver. Dorothy Johnson leaves for Denver for her sister's major operation. Thomas D Tiller to start work at Black's shop next week. Lenten services at Trinity American Lutheran at 7 30 pm with theme Christ and His Captors. Mrs Carl F Meyer to sing. Mr and Mrs George E Lichty travel from St Petersburg Fla to Washington for Hoover inaugural events and food administration reunion. Charles P Mor rill improves after a stroke at home. Morrill longtime honorary secretary of Waterloo Lodge 185A PL & A M. Arch J Doerflar of Northern Insurance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Johnson
Frank Instreet
Denver
Colo
Julia Johnson
Thomas D. Tiller
Campbell Avenue
Black
Trinity American Lutheran Church
Christ
Carl F. Meyer
George E. Lichty
St. Petersburg
Fla
Washington
Herbert Hoover
Food Administration
Charles PF. Morrill
Fremont ‘Street
Morrill
Waterloo
Arch J. Doerflar
The
Northern Insurance Company
Rotary Snowplow To Clear County Roads As Arrived
County Engineer O C Thompson reported no word yet on the King rotary snow plow from Des Moines. The four wheel drive outfit left Des Moines at 11 a m yesterday and was expected this afternoon. After arrival it will start at Washburn clearing roads east to Jubilee road Jesup La Porte City Beglé Center Hudson Gedar Fells and then cover the northern half of the county. Initial pass will be narrow then full gravel width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Thompson
King Rotary
Lorenz Motor Truck Company
Des Moines
Washburn
Jesup
la Porte City
Beglé Center
Hudson
Gedar Fells
Leiter
Sled Transports Crew to Right The Wrecked Freight Cars
A broken wheel caused seven box cars of a double header Chicago Great Western freight train to derail east of Tripoli on the Simons-Waverly branch late yesterday afternoon. A crew of 20 section men from Sumner used a sled to assist in getting the cars back on the rails. The cars were not badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumner
Chicago Great Western
Tripoli
Simoner-Waverly
Farmers Last Chance: Gunn Warns on Congress Tariff
R.M. Gunn, president of the National Board of Swine Production Policy and hog raiser, declares this Congress will be the farmers’ last chance for a pork tariff. He notes 65 percent consumers to 35 percent food raisers and argues tariffs shift living costs, urging action to protect hog farmers as 15 million pounds of pork enter the country annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle’ Township
National Board
of’ Swine’ Production Polley
Congress
Gunn
Towa
Fresh pork price notes from Des Moines trip mosaic
The fragment discusses pork pricing figures such as three quarters of a cent per pound and six cents per pound, with a traveler Gunn returning from Des Moines blocked by snow on Eagle Center road. He planned to detour via Tama while en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunn
Des Moines
Eagle Center
Tama
Alma Rubens Home to Enter Hospital
Hollywood actress Alma Rubens, diagnosed as a drug addict, will be detained at the state hospital in Spadra for at least eight months. The action, requested by her husband and mother, follows ongoing efforts to treat her drug habit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Gal
Alma’ Rubens
Spadra
Finnal
Nurses Quarantined At Local Hospital
Miss Irene Sinram, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs Eda Sinram of Clarksville, and Miss Norma Smith, 19, West Union, Ta, nurses in training at Presbyterian hospital, are ill with scarlet fever and quarantined at the nurses home 415 Hammond avenue. Sinram is convalescing while Smith remains quarantined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene, Sinram
Eda Sinram
Clarksville
Presbyterian Hospital
Norma Smith
West Union
Hammond Avenue
Linram
Melo makes soap work better in hard water
A soap and hard water remedy claims Melo softens water and boosts cleaning power. The ad urges three cans for kitchen laundry and bathroom to increase lather and reduce scum.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ida B. Lewis
Blur Triangie
Blue
Triangle
League
Ss. B. A
Security Benefit Association
K.P. Hall
Maante Temipld
P.T. A—Gentral School
Tea Olson
Tons
George Logsson
G. M. Young
Waterloo 1
Sae Mary's Sewing Circle
Schoo
Alt. T. T. F
Riviera
M. Buchureh
Corn Clough
Becker
O. E
Nara patty—Masonie Temple
I. R. I. S. Club
Mary Shirey
Cedar Heights Community Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Society
L. Stover
Woman's
Lee Fallen
Christ Truth
Leeton
Young People's Activities Club
Universalist
Waterloo Federation of Women's Clubs
Blue Triangle League
Central Christian Father-Son
Black's
Reakly Benefit Association
K. P. Ball
Beauty
L. A
Miss Dunbar
Business Women
Caledonians
William Bray
William Urle
Harriett Wightman
Harry Conter
Susie Billick
Frank Geler
William Lynch
George Moothard
Harry Wanny
P.T. A. Activities
Church News
Veronica Eckes
Robert Daily, Jr
Som’s Bridge Club
Iowa Street
Joyle Club
Dan O'Neill
Forest Avenue
Jesup House
Panis
Begum
New York
Richard E. Lynch
Mulberry Street
First Lutheran Church
PRIEF
Buchanan’s
Aid
H. B. Boise
Lorenzo Tolliver
Ruby ‘Tolliver
Pearl Ambrose Beauty Shop
Lafayette Bldg
Maud Smith
Will Clear County
Swine Production Board
GUR
Alma Rubens
Rez
U.S. Pat
Melo
the Hygienic Products CO
Canton, Ohio
Evening Courier
Mrayibe
Pattern Dept
17Th &T
New York City
Siberi
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