Divorce Evils to Be Topic of Talk at Waterloo Club
The Waterloo Woman's Club will host a general meeting at 2 30 p m Friday with Rev Edwin Boardman Jr of First Brethren Church as speaker on divorce evils Mrs Max A Wilson will sing with Mrs Karl Krause accompanying The Home and Education department will oversee the program with Mrs O W Ellyson presiding Hostesses include Miss E T Riordan EB Rohit M J k Earl Record W F Schrag and B Sedgwick plus J Hanna
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Waterloo Woman's Club
Edwin
Boardman, Jr
First Brethren Church
Max ‘A. Wilson
Karl Krause
AS. Weishaar
EB. T. Alford
WW. Ellyson
Et. Riordan
EB. L. Rohit
M. J
K ‘Earl Record
W. F. Schrag
Db Sedgwick
J. Hanna
Alcott PTA Marks Anniversary With Program and Music
About 125 parents attended the Alcott school PTA anniversary event. The program included a candle ceremony for 31 pink candles, guest speakers from several local PTAs, community singing led by Frank Kenny, and performances by a violin cello piano trio and soloists. W. A. Lane spoke on school efficiency and tax reductions achieved by businesslike management.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Alcott School
Parent-Teacher Movement
Alcott
National Association
James McGourty
L. G .Beinert
John Fisker
T.A
G. BE. Thornberry
Lincoln F.T. A
E. L. Rummell
Hawthorne P.T. A
Frank Kenny
Ruth Peterson
Violet, Doras
Bethene Moreton
Frederick Moreton
Lenora Hall
Church Circles Gather For Luncheon And Meetings
Mrs H W Hammonds circle met for a 1 oclock luncheon at Mrs Sidney C Smiths home. G J R L club held a work meeting at Mrs Nelle Brooks home. St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church Woman s Home Missionary society heard a stewardship pageant directed by Mrs W A Burton with 12 members from First M church. a questionnaire contest won by Mrs Lewis Townsend. Assisting hostesses named. Immanuel Lutheran Aid society to host tomorrow afternoon in school auditorium. First Lutheran Aid conducts all day quilting with picnic dinner and 2:30 business session. Plymouth Congregational church to hold monthly church night with picnic supper at 6 30 p m and program to follow.
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Youight
Becker
Order of Eastern Star
dante—Elky Chub
Universalist
L.A. Cobo
Friendship Clubs
Banque
Wi C. A
St. Mary's Sewing Elele
Secind
W. F. Thompson
Aid Society
Samanuel Lutheran Church
CG. M. W
J. Bhu
First Lutheran Ald Society
G. J. R. L. Club
First Congregational Church
Nelle Brooks
Woman's’ Home Missionary Society of St
Anna Borchers
John H. Engelking
Eugene Fischer
Aid Society of Immanuel
Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Aid Society
W. F. Stoke
Martin Barth
Plymouth Congregational Church
Helen Silvers
A. H. Holt
Hints in beauty care dandruff cures and tips
An improvised guide to treating dandruff with oils antiseptics and home methods. The text recommends olive oil soaking, egg wash, iodine or antiseptic mixtures and plain sulphur ointment, plus beast factors like frequent washing and scalp hygiene. It cites Labouraud of France and advocates emulsion of iodine with olive oil and equal parts of cade vase and cocoa butter as pomade.
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Labouraud
France
Yapp Memorial Fund Sets 1928 Goals For W C T U
Mrs I F Yapp outlined goals for 1928 for the Frances Willard Memorial Fund of the W C T U focusing on aiding needy fields enlisting new workers expanding missionary territory and distributing literature. Two books were placed in local high school libraries and members reported new memberships and memorial activities.
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W. C
Mre
F. F. Yapp
Gordon
Ofast
West High
Cedar Falls Union
Cedar Falls
Christian Church
Ida Mitchell
Yapp
R. J. Newsome
Peter Woodring
Miss Willard
Roy Leslie Smith
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Reader and Mines
Bertha Arthur
Mooseheart Legion Initiates Eva Weilein Class at Moose Hall
The Mooseheart Legion held an initiation for Eva Weilein and her class at Moose Hall led by Mrs. R. F. Barls with Mrs. George Weilein state deputy grand regent in attendance. The event featured a gift for Mrs. Weilein, a program with music by Rusty and His Melody Makers and others, refreshments, dancing, and a day of instruction. The next meeting is scheduled for March 9.
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George Weilein
Moose Hall
Mooseheart Legion
R. F. Barls
Mmes
John Greider
Leo E. Capwell
Charles F. Markle
Fred Leiseh
Harrietts Wightman
Jack Yabach
Julius Levi
Walter J
Hulse
Margaret Mole
Margaret Miller
Dora Sc
Bob Milley
Florence Sawyer
Hall
Hudson Study Club Hosts Annual Guest Day
Twenty two members and an equal number of guests attended Tuesday’s Hudson Study Club guest day held at Mrs. H A Gaede home. Mrs J M Slusher assisted, with singing led by Mrs A B Minish and a two act play by Mrs Frank Gutknecht and others.
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Courier
Ferrier
Hudson
Study Club
H.A. Gaede
J. M. Slusher
A. B. Minish
George Loonan
Constance
Minneapolis Rapids Bus Route Hearing Delayed to March 20
The petition by Jefferson Highway Transportation Co for a Minneapolis Cedar Rapids motorbus line was continued to March 20 in Des Moines due to notice defects. Railroads W C F and WN contested the franchise. Maurice Welsh noted the delay at the Cedar Rapids hearing. Most disease germs die in bail water but lockjaw germs survive an hour and a half.
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Minneapolis Rapids
Jefferson Highway Transportation Company
Minneapolis
Cedar Rapids
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Des Moines
Maurice Welsh
Rock Island
Great Western Railroads
Waterloo City Councilman Candidates Discuss Races
Mayors choice to run again sparks debate as three council seats open. Legion veteran D J Walker and Paul W Ewing receive strong backing alongside Carleton Sias Kenneth Bragdon and Hermann Miller. Fourth ward favors Robert Cole and others like Charles Chickering Hugh Patterson and Sam Silvers. None have announced firm plans.
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Glenn A.tibbitts
Waterloo
Tibbits
Legion
Naples
Fourth Ward
Robert Cole
Cole Electric Company
Charles Chickering
Waterloo Hardware Company
Hugh Patterson
Fowler Street
Sam Silvers
National Officer to Address Danish Brotherhood Here
Clause Jensen of Chicago the vice president of the Danish Brotherhood in America will be the principal speaker at the twenty third annual banquet of Waterloo Brotherhood No 212 Friday night March 9 at EK of C hall. The banquet will start at 7 and will be followed by dancing. Visitors will come from Cedar Falls Dike Reinbeck Dunkerton and Jesup.
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Tisinbows
Gladys Frescott
East High Friendship Club
East High Sextet
Prescott
Fred d. Miller
Marjorie Harker
West High School
East
Marjorie Comfort
Eva Neubauer
Miriam Vegey
Ida Kopplin
Annabelle Phennick
Arlene Peters
Msgs
Naomi Bandfield
East High School
Matilda
W. W. Warsaw
Waterloo Business and Professions] Women's Club
West High Violin Quartet
Maxine Kessler
LaVeta Anderson
Margaret Gallup
Mildred Luce
Virginia "Croup
Gail Wilbur
Clause Jensen
Chicago
America
Waterloo Brotherhood
C. Hall
Cedar Falls
Dike
Reinbeck
Dunkerton
Jesup
City in Seisf and Local Notes
Mrs Meta Krage designer for Waterloo Garment company leaves for Chicago to take a permanent post Rev F Herbert Moehlmann to preach midweek lent service at Trinity American Lutheran church on The False Hopes of Man Mrs KR Bates Milwaukee mother of Mrs Elliott B Wise visiting at 631 Third Ave West John T Goss of Goss Land company returns from Kansas City Mo Miss Leone Mowbray improving after major operation at Presbyterian hospital The Momentous Hour John
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Meta Krage
Waterloo Garment Company
Chicago
F. Herbert’ Moehlmann
Trinity American Lutheran Church
KR. M. Bates
Milwaukee
Elliott B. Wise
Wise Home
Third Avenue West
John T. Goss
The
Goss Land Company
Kansas City
Midweek Lutheran Service and local notes
Rev Henry Mueller will lead a midweek sermon at 7 30 p m today at First Lutheran church Dr W D Endres returns tonight from Des Moines where he attended the statewide ministers congress The town clock on the Terminal building resumes service Mrs Kline recovers from gall bladder operation and may return home soon Maxine Lamson heads for Storm Lake with the IS T teachers college debating team to face Buena Vista college on a United States policy debate
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Henry Mueller
Jenten Sergion
First Lutheran Church
W. D. Endres
Central Christian Church
Des Moines
Disciples’ Communion
T. J. Els
Cutler Street
Margaret
Town College
Grinnell
Fourth and
Lafayette Streets
Charles W. Kline
East Public Schools
Buena Vista College
United States
Galloway Trust Estate Formed For Copyright and Business Plans
William Galloway and Sons Co forms a trust estate with 107 Galloway Plans Trust Estate holding title to copyrights trade marks and plans valued up to 1 000 000. Trustees include William Cello way while N M Galloway and W R Galloway are beneficiaries. Trust seeks to manage merchandising real estate and brand rights though it has no public significance. A projected national system of highway stores and taverns is mentioned. A train stopping distance is given as 1 320 feet, autos 93 feet.
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William Celloway
N. M. Galloway
W. R. Galloway
County Recorder
William Galloway’ & Sons Co
Ciaries
William Galloway
Akron Woman Convicted of Extortion Threat
LeMats Ta. Feb 29 Convicted of attempted extortion for sending a threatening letter to Miles Cunningham Akron merchant demanding 100 dollars Mrs Cleo Sheets Akron today held in jail to await sentence If she waives appeal sentence not passed for 40 days She testified the letter was written under compulsion of her husband Harvey Sheets who was indicted but disappeared.
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Harvey ‘Sheets
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