Waterloo Woman's Club Reports on Home Demonstration Work
Home and Education department members of the Waterloo Woman's Club met Tuesday afternoon to hear Miss Elizabeth Sudon, home demonstration agent for Black Hawk County Farm Bureau, Miss June Korn in cooking, and Mrs. W. G. Henning in sewing discuss countywide programs. The club helped secure the agent in 1926, Black Hawk County the first in the state with such a specialist. Notes covered nutrition, meal planning, sanitation studies by 120 girls, garment making and remodeling, and past year's garment output. Musical numbers included community singing led by A. S. Weishaar and a solo by Miss Margaret Gallup with her mother Mrs. W. W. Gallup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home and Education Department
Waterloo Woman's Club
Elizabeth
Hudson
Korns
Heraung
Mis A. S. Weishaar
Margaret Gallup
W. IW. Gallup
Waterloo A L U W Unit to Attend State Convention
Three members of the Ames branch of the American Association of University Women will attend the state federation convention at Ames Friday and Saturday. Miss Callie Wieder will preside. other delegates include Mrs Bret J Miller and a third member. Events include a dinner with Dr Aurelia Henry Teinhardt as speaker, a tea, and a Saturday program featuring welcome by Miss Gertrude A Herr and reports on branch projects and fundraising for the national clubhouse fund. Fifteen branches compose the state federation. Miss Alice R Betts is secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
American ‘Association of University Women
State Federation
Ames Briday
Callie Wieder
Ace Ink
Bret J. Miller
Al's. Clow
Kirkpatrick
Aurelia Henry Teinhardt
National Association of Unversity Women
Mills Volteze
Mills
Cal
Aites
Sisten
Bireh Hall
Inwu State College
Jund
College Uurary
Gertrude A. Herr
Ames
Reinhardt
Alice R. Betts
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Police Matron Addresses B P W Club on Waterloo Conditions
Mrs F C Sage spoke to Business and Professional Women's club at the fortnightly dinner meeting detailing conditions in Waterloo through her duties as police matron. Program also included readings by Alice Bickley and piano solos by Louisa Hagerman. Reports on the children’s party were given by Mayme Hogan. Y M C A executive secretary S Cohagan announced the Men’s Glee Club program at West High School auditorium January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
F. C. Sage
Business and Professional Women's Club
Alica Bickley
Vinton
Louisa Hagerman
Mary J Campbell to Speak to Girls League Event
Miss Mary J Campbell a T A worker on furlough will address the Employed Girls league of the Young Women's Christian Association at the first after holiday meeting Thursday evening subject Student Life in Andie A recreational program and social hour will follow the talk Reservations are requested by Thursday noon The meeting is open to all employed girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Campbell
Mission
W.C
Young Women's Christian Association
Andie
Camp‘pell
Florence L. Brington
Beulah Nash and George Lichty Wed in Christ Church
Beulah Nash and George F E Lichty wed in Christ Episcopal church on a Tuesday evening with only immediate relatives present. The couple planned a winter stay in Los Angeles after the ceremony. Lichty is president of Smith Lichty and Illman Co. Wholesale Grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Nash
George Is
Lichty
George FE. Lichty
Christ Episcopal Church
Hey
LE. B. Mounsey
Smith, Lichty and Iillman Company
Church and Parish Women Gather for Meetings and Parties
Church groups from Wal street and nearby parishes hold annual gatherings, elections, and social events in church social rooms and member homes. Activities include cradle roll party, Missionary society and guild officer elections, a New Year’s picnic luncheon, and a birthday party for St John’s Young People Society marking its second anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wal[put Street Baptist Church
Young People’s Society of
St. John’s Parish
Club Notes from a Busy Bridge Season
The report covers the Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club meeting at Mrs. ELC Miller's home on Tuesday afternoon with favors for Mrs. George Hightey Mrs. Frank Warner and Mrs. G B Callebtine. Guests included Mrs. Thomas Landgrat and Mrs. Harry Robinson. A Social Circle meeting with Mrs. George Selbig was postponed. Mrs. W L Tiller to host a picnic luncheon for Social band members. New officers to be elected in the afternoon. O R B club membership arfringed a surprise party for Mrs. Lowry Vollenweider at her home Tuesday afternoon for her birthday. Favors went to Mrs. Joe Vorlingor and visitor Mrs JT Faley. Courtesy arranged by Mrs. Mauries Kirby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethlets
Frank Landgrat
W. F. Parrott
Missionary Society of
Cedar Heights
Macy Campbell
A. H. McQutcheon
Sud Persiz
Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club
Elc. Miller
George Hightey
Frank Warner
G. B. Callebtine
Thomas Landgrat
Harry Robinson
W. L. Tiller
Lowry Vollenweider
Joe Vorlinger
Health Project Spotlighted by Girl Reserves
Girl Reserves from grade schools will receive physical examinations this month to compare their charts with national standards. Advisors met Tuesday evening at the YWCA to plan the health project to be sponsored at all meetings this month. Delia Darling, east district nurse, outlined first aid demonstrations and tentative plans for an honor day on January 23 and a grade school carnival at the YWCA on February 5 with Elsie Kaltenbach in charge. Chautauqua lessons, King Tutankhamen studies, and current events drew interest in Columbia and Grant circles during Monday and Tuesday meetings. Public installation ceremonies for Daughters of Veterans are set for Memorial Hall Friday evening, followed by music and a social hour. A farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter, moving to Chicago, was hosted by 22 friends at Mrs. W. Reichert’s home Tuesday evening, with five hundred diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing
Silver Cross Circle
John G. Ralston
Organization of the International Order
C. H. Abbs
Waterlon
C. F
Pinkerton
National Association
Marie “‘Atters
Y. W
Delia Darling
East District
Y. Wcg
Elsie Kaltenbach
Tadakhamen
Columbia
Grant
Library West
Las Ily
Chester Cadwallader
Daughters of Veterans
Memorial Hell
Henry Carpenter
Chicago
W. I. Reichert
Grace M E Church Nights Begin Thursday
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church starts its annual series of Thursday night services with a 6 30 picnic supper and a Bible study program led by J W Arbuckle on the Spread of Christianity. The 13 week series includes a civisian reading by S S A Codagan and a children’s membership study led by Mrs Charing Stickman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episional Church
The
Bible Forum
J. W. Arbuckle
SS. A. Codagan
Alexander Frank Hosts Theatre Staff Cabaret Night
Alexander Frank, president of the Frank Amusement company, entertained Mazn and Rialto theatre staff and local employees at the Golden pheasant cabaret. Out of town guests included theater managers from Orpheum Sioux City Cedar Rapids and others, with Gypsy Strelers and David band members in attendance. A late supper was served at 11 o'clock followed by dancing and live music by the Golden Pheasant orchestra and the House of David band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Mheasant Esharet
Alexander Frank
Frank Amusement Company
Mazn
Rialto Theatres
Frank
Che Playa
Rivby
Boy Charged With Forgery as Hope of Paternal Aid
A 17 year old lad, Meyers, son of farmer J H Meyers, was jailed after detectives traced a string of forged checks cashed in the city. He confessed to forgery and faces forgery charges while his father seeks to shield him, a pattern repeated as authorities consider state reform school action. Firms duped include Golden Rule store, A A Stitz Cigar, Sanitary Dairy, and Red Ballsters. A cattle sale near the city earlier drew attention. Meyers did not own the cattle. County Attorney W A Cook said forgery charges would be filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayers
J. H. Meyers
Lmits
P. 5
Walker
Sheri Warren Buckley
Sty
Meyers
Jaik
Carl Bickley
Golden Rule Store
Fifth Street East
A. A. Stitz Cigar Company
Sanitary Dairy Company
W. A. Cook
Aleyers
Oakland Six Production Rises to Meet Growing Demand
Oak land factories prepare for higher output as November is expected to top all prior months in Oakland six production. The car’s growth is described as firmly established with 100 new improvements including new bodies by Fisher air cleaner air filter four wheel brake refinements and a harmonic balancer boosting performance and economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Br Fisher
Mave
Motors built last year reach high production total
Production of motor vehicles reached a new high with about 12,883,000 cars and 492,000 trucks produced in the year, per Charles Clifton of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce. The previous peak was 4,086,600 cars and trucks in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Tokalafa
Charles Clifton
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
United States
Stear
New Stock Company Opens at Upper Iowa
A new stock company opens in Upper Iowa to operate a theatre and stage circuit serving the region. It plans to present plays and entertainments with local readers and performers, leasing performers and managers for ongoing seasonal shows at the gymnasium in Lipper, Iowa, and will announce plans soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Stock Company
Upper
Iowa
Farm Work Sought by Desperate Mother of Five
Mrs Gladys Rooff, mother of five, left her husband on New Year’s Eve and seeks farm work near Waterloo to support her children. She can work hard, has factory and childcare experience, and asks readers to aid in finding a suitable position while staying with her parents at 1137 Hawthorne Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Rooff
Wio
Waterloo
Sig
Install Officers for Waterloo Lodge 716 and Rebekah Group
Joint installation last night at the west side hall crowned officers for Waterloo Lodge 716 and Sunshine Rebekah Lodge. Noble Grand J L Sinclair led Waterloo with Claire Hulett and Dudley Trussell among officers. Rebekahs named Mary Sirzer as noble grand and several alumnae as officers. The program opened with flag raising and colors, prayers, and a varied entertainment including vocal and instrumental solos and a Charleston dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Lodge
Sunshine Rebekah’ Lodge
Avas
West Side Hall
J. L. Sinclair
Noble Grand
Claire Hulett
Dudley Trussell
Frank Taylor
Clarence Holman
Thomas Porter
J. B. Sibert
S. I. Rowe
Nels Sorenson
Ef i. Stroud
W. E. Fish
Hen Stapelin
Jim Snodgrass
Tony Gordon
William Thompson
Fred Elliott
Dislee
Gernsey
Rebekahs Gistall
Rebekahs
Mary Sirzer
John Gertsen
Ice Grand
Carl Anderson
Winifred Abbs
Tom Gordon
Esther Anderson
C. W. Bax
Margaret Marine
Clive Sinclair
Fiord Brousema
Ada Anderson
Olive Sinelsir
Tev. C. W. Baxter
Edwin and
Frances Jones
Greatest Field of Golfers Gather for Los Angeles Open
In Los Angeles Cal January 6 APJ reports the greatest field of golfers ever on the Pacific coast arrives to compete in the Los Angeles Country Club open tournament Friday through Sunday. Prize money reaches 10000 in cash for 72 holes over three days with 200 to 300 entries and 65 finalists to be chosen on Sunday. The event features the famous world course near Beverly Hills with players from every U S state and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
APJ
Pacific Coast
California
Los Angeles Country Club
West
Beverly Hills
Canada
Waterloo Boy Joins Chicago Insurance Firm
Caro L Odell former Waterloo President and son of Mrs Eliza Orel 2 Second Street West has been admitted to Moore Cause Leman Hubbard in Chicago Odell attended Northwestern University and began in insurance in 1934 with Hartford Travelers He later joined the Moore Cause Lyman Hubbard agency in 1918 credited as a leading Chicago insurance practitioner Odell's early education was in Waterloo schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caro L. Odell
Waterloo
Eliza Orel
Second Street West
Chicago
Fayette M. E. Church Anniversary Observed in 1850
Fayette M. E. Church marks an anniversary of services dating to 1850. The town notes the first Methodist service led by prominent locals and ministers, with Dr. Lick delivering an address. The piece highlights Payette’s 30 year church history and the center of relief activity linked to the church’s legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agel Servier
Fay
Alten
Tahu Clinter
Lick
Mtvs
Ting Alexander
Payette
Fire destroys D. and D. Posada Foods plant at 1217 Jefferson
Fire at the D. and D. Posada Products company on Jefferson street destroyed stock and damaged the building and equipment. Cause unknown, discovered at 9 40 p m. Loss estimated at 2000 for contents about 3700 total and 300 for the building. Building owned by Mrs Anna Cobb. Fire started in the basement where a large quantity of fats was stored. Entrance blocked by water, smoke was dense. Company makes potato chips and wholesale foods. Business to resume after insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. & D. Posada Products Company
Jefferson Street
John
Duke
Anna F. Cobb
Fifth Street
Edgar
Education Is the Key to Halting Crime Says Darrow
In Des Moines Clarence Darrow the famed criminal lawyer urged mercy for murderers and said capital punishment will end in 25 years. Speaking at a Jewish community center forum he blamed poor education for crime claiming ninety percent of prisoners are poor and sixty percent subnormal. He argued every child must have a chance at education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Clarence Darrow
United States
Darrow
Monroe County Considers Test Case on Banking Risk Law
Monroe County Iowa board of supervisors weighs challenging the Brookhart-Lovrien banking risk law after state interest on county funds for January February and March prompts a bond refusal for 19.00 for the county treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albia
State Department
Brookhart- Lovrien
Fending
Monroe County Board of Supervisors
Brookhart
Holiday Guests Fill Orange. Local Arrivals Return Home
Numerous families and visitors are noted in Orange for the holidays. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Bob Felaugh and Mary Helen Bridge, spent time with relatives and friends, while others traveled to or from Coffman, Indiana and Milledgeville for New Year’s activities and teaching duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Felaugh
Pola
George Gripe
Rowndup
Mont
Wilbert Miller
Gripe
Wolfe
Emmerson Fike
Paul Gnagg
Wingis
Tinmer Millar
Oresen
Peckham
Mary Helen Bridge
Harald Froff
Ruth Myers
Milledgeviln
Saylor
Aliee Bechtelsheimer
Edna Visit
Mary Saylor
Soan
Itt Myers
Helen Miuler
Mt Morris
Lake
Anna Hamer
Mary Vloy
Tins Miller
Burton Forney
Tanreuthear
Aliee Kitnraman
Davenport
Homer Fike
Valen Parnes
North
Are Fidren Lamb
Waterloo
Prisoner held after alleged theft charges in New York
Michael Rotannit, known locally as Tomes, is being held in jail in New York facing charges related to a bad cheek MUSING incident. The case involves an unnamed prison and a report on his discomfort during confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jan
INS
Michael Rotannit
Michael
Aantisdnte
Jaih
Waterloo City Finances Praised Despite Budget Excess
State Checkers G W Conley and C B Cassill commended Waterloo officials for careful audits and only one minor adjustment after examining $1,519,534 in expenditures for the year ending April 1. They found a $14,547.34 excess over budget, reduced by a $5,000 later transfer to the city engineer’s fund, with net worth of $1,714,099 over indebtedness. They urged collecting $3,836.58 from the Waterworks board for paving cuts and noted unpaid municipal court fines and pension warrant issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
G. W. Conley
C. B. Cassill
Co. G. MacKay
Charles C. Mackay
Ernest W. Koepke
Munitions Court
Jis
Waterworks Board
Police Department
Hamill Sees State Becoming Drier Says Officials
Iowa Governor Hamill argued the state trend shows increasing dryness across towns and regions. He urged citizen efforts to address water scarcity and referenced broader national patterns of aridity.
City in Brief Notes on Local Visitors and Tax Delinquency
The Waterloo region reports visitors including Rev W Z Alien of Winterset visiting his sister Mrs Mae Hostetter in Letin West High School, and A L Alexander moving to West Palm Beach for a development firm position. Local property owners consult the county treasurer on tax due amounts as delinquent real estate sales are set for 10 am Monday at the courthouse under county treasurer supervision. A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Z. Alien
Winterset
Waterloo
Mies Mae Hostetter
Letin
West High School
Mira
A. L. Alexander
West Palm Beach
Kathryn Berand
Kathryn Berend
Kathryn Berend-Sawyer
Power & Light Co completes warehouse and garage building
Central Iowa Power and Light Co has finished remodeling the old electric generating station between McLeam and West Eleventh Streets into a storeroom and a garage. The storeroom measures 2 by 51 feet and the garage 1 by 84 feet. Moving of electrical supplies to the new storeroom began today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Iowa Power & Light Co
McLeam
W Eleventh Streets
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Masonic Temple
Co. W. Bruner
Sunset Club
Fred Atosher
N. O
T. N. Miller
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Eldeen
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Girls’ League
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Noble Grand Club
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Danton
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L. H. Benson
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W. D. Miller
Mullan Avenue West
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Etelia Bail
Stephanie Ab- Tabems
Ralph FE. Smull
Chiago
Smull
Ilingis Central
Ciara Smull
Plainfield
Mooseheart
Iske
W. Goeteh
Iowa State Teachers College
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Lillian Size
Eugene McKean
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Daughters of the American Revolution
William Bayler
Independence Arenas
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N. A. Gasser
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India
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Immanuel Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Offleers
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Henry Wenthe
William Widdel
Old Society of Union Congregational Church
Warry Bunch
Frank Barron
W. J. Morrill
Jack Wood
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Lutheran
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F.C. Gutknecht
George Selbig
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