Waterloo Chapter Formed National Association of Organists
The Waterloo area forms a chapter of the National Association of Organists. Membership open to organists, students, choir directors. First regular meeting planned for February with date and place to be announced. Officers include Albert Scholin president and Mrs. W. P. McCormick vice president.
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Organization of Waterloo
National Association of Organists
N. C. Altland
First Methods Episcopal Church
Albert Scholin
W. P. McCormick
Alteland
Bi- Moruhy
Scholin
Cedar Rapids
Social Events on Week's Calendar Tonight and Week
A schedule of social events lists many clubs and meetings in Waterloo and area. Highlights include Mystic Workers Waterloo, Book Review clubs, Women’s clubs, and Knights of Pythias installations across venues like Memorial Hall and O P halls.
Maccabees Plan Joint Installation in Waterloo Hall
Installation of officers elected last evening by the Ladies of Bee Hive No. 114 and Knights of the Maccabees will be held next Friday evening in Waterloo Ty O, O, F, hall. Mrs Belle Patterson of Cedar Rapids will preside as installing officer. A plentiful supper is planned. The staff includes Mrs Charles R Owen as commander and several officers named for roles such as lieutenant commander and chaplain.
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Maccabee Club
Sycamore Street
The
Maccabees
Knights of the Maccabees
Waterloo
Hall
Belle Patterson
Cedar Rapids
Charles R. Owen
Arthur Bowman
Herman R. Heppner
Frank McClintick
Frank H. Price
George Dreffein
Daisy Johnson
Fred W. Colby
the Guards
Gertrude Sailor
Fannie Bentley
Sentinel
John Shirley
Geaop
Gold Leaf Camp
K. of ©. Hiatl
Bee Smith
James Thomas
Ray Scribner
L. B. Jones
Hawthorne P T A to Hear Judge Gwynne Address
Hawthorne Parent-Teachers Association will host Judge John W. Gwynne at 7 30 pm Tuesday to discuss Americanization. Beth Tracy of the Girl Reserve will speak on the movement. Girl Reserves will perform opening and closing ceremonials. East High School orchestra will provide music. Mothers of the fifth grade will serve refreshments under Mrs Tandgraf.
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John W. Gwynne
Hawthorne Parent-Teachers Association
Beth Tracy
Young Woman's Christian Association
Girl Reserve
East
Elks Plan Bridge Party and Old Time Dance
Two social events announced by the Elks club for the coming week. A bridge party for Elks and their ladies at 7 p.m. Tuesday with favors and luncheon. The Old Timers dance Thursday features Louis Alberta and his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Elks
Louis Alberta
Waterloo O. E. S. Installs Officers and Banquet
Waterloo chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star installed officers at the Elks club last evening with Mrs. Harriet McMasters and Mrs. T. L. Wheeler in lead roles. A banquet followed the installation honoring grand officers including Mrs. W. F. Stolte and Mrs. J. F. Duke, with a full slate of local officers named and presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet McMasters
Sutherland
Taworthy
T. L. Wheeler
W. F. Stolte
W. F. Schrag
John F. Duke
Waterloo
Order of Astern Star
The
Elks Club
Roy Metzger
Glenn Tibbitts
Fred Clark
W. W McAlister
J. S. Naery
R. C. Kroy
Marshal
Lulu MacGokin
Adah
Albert
Warder
Peter Daily
Sentinel
Friendship Among Nations Is Subject for A. A. U. W. Talk
Rev. Edwin Boardman will discuss Some Ways to Bring About Friendly Feeling Among the Nations at a Waterloo Woman's club meeting of the American Association of University Women. Miss Katherine Flemming will sing hymns, with hostesses including Mrs. Arbuckle and Mrs. Cole among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Boardman
Waterloo Woman's Club
American Association of University Women
Katherine Flemming
Iowa State Teachers College
M.C. Arbuckle
A.C. Cole
C. D. Lee
A.C. Vaughan
C. A. Bowlsby
Beauty care hints for daily facial washing and grooming
Practical tips for daily facial cleansing using creams and cleansers, with a ten minute treatment at night followed by vanishing cream and powder. Brow shaping with pencil guidance and a note on eyebrow tinting, plus miscellaneous beauty advice and small print credits.
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Castile
January Party Planned by Waterloo Woman's Club
The Waterloo Woman's Club preparing for a January party with entertainment including music and readings. Mrs. C. C. Lindner leads planning for refreshments decorations and other details. Hostess committee lists numerous members led by Mmes. J. N. LaBarre and C. C. Lindner among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Waterloo Woman’s Club
C. C. Lindner
Pronkel
Marquis
FL. A. Limbert
A. Marsh
Stanley Moore
G. ¥. Loonecker
Mmes
J. N. LaBarre
Co. O. Lamson
W. R. Law
C. BD. Lee
L. Clark Leeper
Lea Ro Leeper
George E. Lichty
H. B. Lichty
H. A. Linbert
C. C. Llndner
Lee Litchfield
W. C. Lagan
Alfred Longley
C. F. London
A. B. Lovejoy
G. V. Lonnecker
L. C. Malsner
Leo L. Mak
Karl EB. Manz
W. Cc. Marks
F. L. Marquis
Harry A. Mausau
C. A. Marsh
F. H. Marshall
W. Z. Marshall
Hugh McCartney
PL J. McCavick
Fred McClain
T. R. McCoy
Frank McDonald
J. W. McDowell
George S. Millard
Edmund W. Miller
Fred J. Miller
Glenn W. Miler
L. D. Miller
Milo Miller
Orlo GC. Miller
R. J. Miller
Walter W. Miller
Edward Molloy
8. D. Moore
J. Richmond Morgan
Fidelis Class Installs Officers at Walnut Street Baptist
Dr. W L Steeves led the Fidelis class installation at Walnut Street Baptist Church last evening naming officers including C M Sherrill president and Joe Margadant secretary. Officials announced committee chairmen for membership visitation custodian entertainment and program with Mrs A H K Smith and Mrs Kirk Scroggy among them.
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Fidelis
Walnut Street Baptist Church
L. ©. Butter
H. C. Keiber
A. HK. Smith
Kirk Scroggy
C. G. Briden
John White
William Kurriger
Earl Mayer
Classic Period to Be Study Topic of B Natural Club
The 8 Natural Music club resumes Monday evening with a meeting at Miss Lillian Lohner home assisted by Mrs. N O Altland. Mrs A C Kessler will lead a study on The Classic Period with piano solos by Mrs Altland and Miss Virginia Gable, readings by Mrs M C LaRue, vocal solo by Mrs C G Boatman, violin solo by Miss Lucile Cutler, and current events by Mrs F B Pratt.
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Natural Music Club
Lillian Lohner
N. O. Altland
A. C. Kessler
Altland
Virginia Gable
M. C. LaRue
CG. A. Boatman
Lucile Cutler
F. B. Pratt
Double Five Club Notes Holiday Hostess and Guests
Mrs. George Green entertained the Double Five club yesterday afternoon. Favors were given to Mrs. Frank Powell and Mrs. Roy Gilley with special guests Mrs. G O Bruhn and Mrs. Julius Ostergaard. The club plans to meet January 20 at Mrs. Glenn Pevern's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Green
Double Five Club
Frank Powell
Roy Gilley
G. O. Bruhn
Julius Ostergaard
Favor
Glenn Peven
G. N. Bruhn
Central Christian church Married Folks' class elects new president
Twenty two members met for a picnic supper and business meeting at the Conery home. Plans were made for a January 20 banquet in the church dining room with Division four led by Mrs Cherry. Retiring president Mrs Darland turned the chair to Robert Patrick who named Mrs Richardson flower fund chair. Guests included Mr and Mrs Yar rington and Mr and Mrs Con ey. The Lutheran Missionary circle five meets Tuesday afternoon at Mrs Marsh Clara Barron guild of the Universalist church meets Monday evening at Mrs Edward Breegea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Christian Church
O. J. Conery
Cherry
J. F. Darland
Robert Patrick
W. L. Richardson
Flower Fund
Robert E. Black
Llosa Yarrington
Oscar Coney
Women's buying power touted in Thirst Week program
Washington dispatch notes American women's buying power fuels national business with 72 billion dollars in last year’s pay envelopes and 52 billion spent on essentials. It cites women as the main purchasing agents and champions thrift budgeting in 14,000 clubs as Thirst Week observes January 17–23 with lectures and study programs.
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Washington, D. C
Warman
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Department of the American Home
Division of Family Finance
Edith McClure Patterson
Dayton
Vera Wilson and Leonard Schmitz Married July 16
Announcement of the secret marriage of Vera Wilson to Leonard Schmitz read July 16 at Manchester Iowa was revealed at a party hosted by the bride at 227 Gable Street. The event noted luncheon trays with dolls bearing the news and listed numerous guests attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Wilson
Leonard Schmitz
Manchester
H. D. Wilson
Gable Street
George Hausman
George Jacobsen
Eva Bishop
Schmitz
Ernst High School
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Black Hawk Ol Company
Dubuque
Edna Mathews
Esther Ensign
Isabelle Clausen
Lula Green
Agnes Wellhalfen
Marjorie Hartnett
Esther Carter
Anna Christensen
Marian Boxler
Anna Ludtke
Gladys Patterson
Eleanor Meffert
Gladys Peterson
Irma Washer
Mamie Brody
Sybil Seltz
Anna Bohan
Juanita Miler
Theo Glaw
Florence Wilkes
Margaret Watts
Blanche Watts
Goldie Bishop
Mary Schmitz
Gilbertville
Mrs. Schmitz
PEO Chapters Z and FE Plan Monday Meetings
Chapters Z and FE of the P. E. O. arrange Monday gatherings. Chapter Z will hear Mrs. C W Kirkpatrick review The Life of Napoleon by Emil Ludwig at 8 pm at Mrs. George W Dawson’s home. Chapter FE moves time and place. Mrs A E Enderlein hosts at 7 45 pm with Mrs W T Gordon reviewing fiction and music plus charity sewing. BD A R Mary Melrose chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, for dinner at 6 pm Tuesday. Carleton Sias speaks on Americas Founders and Patriots. Board meeting follows Monday afternoon at the YWCA. Luncheon reservations for Tuesday at the Elks Club coordinated with Mrs F J Landeras. Regular meeting to be held in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Napoleon
Emil Ludwig
George W. Dawson
A. E. Enderlein
W. T. Gordon
BD. A. R
Mary Melrose
Daughters of the American Revolution
VY. W. GC
Carleton Sias
Elks Club
F. J. Landeras
Lincoln Circle Ladies of G. A. R. Installation
Lincoln Circle Ladies of the G A R installed officers at Memorial hall yesterday afternoon. Inductees included N W Entwisle president and Alla Fisher senior vice president with Rose Laban junior vice president and Charles Eaton secretary among others. Entwisle announced committees and retiring president Warren received honors. A birthday tribute was paid to G A R comrade Thomas Sharman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Circle
Memorial Hall
N. W. Entwisle
Alla Fisher
Rose Laban
Charles Eaton
Edward Sohm
William Watters
Ben Hesser
J. G. Bennett
Hulda Repass
C. C. Shupe
W. W. McAllister
W. F. Hotchkiss
Belle Wise
M. J. O'Keefe
Entwisle
Flowers
West
Henry Broadbent
East
Trnuman DeRoame
Repass
Mary Miller
Rovilla Pendleton
W. Peavey
Mary Woore
Sarah Peek
N. ¥. Cowlishaw
J. W. Rickert
Fred Warren
Waterlooan Dies in Canal Zone Mystery Disease
Waterlooan Clifford Wayne Banton 24, Balcon Heights Panama Canal Zone, died December 29 after a brief illness and a mystery disease. He was born February 26, 1903 in Waterloo, survived by widow, parents, three brothers, an aunt and an uncle. Funeral with Masonic rites held at Union church. Also noted is Manuel Hurd charged with larceny for allegedly stealing a chain hoist from John G. Miller Construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Wayne Banton
Balcon Heights
Panama Canal Zone
Co. W. Banton
Pine Street
Waterloo
Pembroke B. Banton
Canal Zone
Fowler
Marvin
Pembroke
C. W. Banton
C. E. Howell
Ricker Street
B. M. Banton
Yankton
S. D
Banton
Ancon
Union Church
John G. Miller Construction Company
Manuel Hurd
Jefferson Street
E. W. Koepke
Ralph W. Travis
Man 74 Fights Poorhouse Dream of Yellow Castle Home
Henry Martin, 74, who built a tiny yellow house on Washington Street to avoid the county poorhouse, lies in St. Francis hospital after freezing feet and losing his savings. Neighbors provide aid but fear he cannot return home without help. He dreams of returning to his little castle as age erodes his fight for independence.
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Norman J. Granam
St. Francis Hospital
Henry Martin
Black Hawk County
Wisconsin
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
Washington Street
Jim
California
Notato
Sounty
Henry Marlin
Yellow
Correcting wartime newspaper OCR misconceptions
The passage corrects several errors about an armistice era article including timing by New York clocks, postman attire, stamp values from 1918, building layouts, and transportation details. It notes misstatements on dusk times, train departures, street orientation, and office building floors.
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New York
Ol‘fice
Fifth Avenue
Gwynne to Address Lincoln Political Club Monday Night
John W. Gwynne former municipal court judge will be principal speaker for the Lincoln Political Club meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in Mount Carmel Baptist church Also present will be P H Prank H O Bernbrook and Sheriff H T Wagner to speak briefly A correction follows about hockey travel details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Gwynne
Lincoln Political Club
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
P. H. Prank
H. O. Bernbrook
H T. Wagner
Family attic fun replaces rain with play at home
In the Evening Courier column FUN AT HOME, Alice Crowell Morman celebrates a rainy day indoor gathering. A mother hosts a kitchen filled with boys who move the game to the attic, sharing cookies lemonade and a lively, cooperative play session without instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Crowell Morman
Sfother
Samiall
Billy
Kindergarten’s role in community life and citizenship
A college educator argues that kindergartens shape social life and foster moral atmosphere, clear thinking, right living, and noble purpose. He emphasizes discipline, morality, and healthy ideas guiding children toward pure and steadfast citizenship.
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Besneaks
C. D. Judd
College of Tathistrial Arts
Texas
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Oliver Stevenson
Jack Patterson
Glen E. Clark
Mayme Ziegier
Eycille Schmidt
Dorothy Bondurant
Pawine Horton
Sarah Shelton
George Timm
Marion Dinzy
Robert Dunkelberg
yMystic Workers
I, O, O. F. Hall
Parly—Woman's Club
W. C
Becker
Black's
Woman's Clib
P. L. Club
Henry Schotter
Chautauqua
clib—Library West
Happy Mowr Club
Altstadt
Girele Five
First Lutheran Missionary Society
Henry Marsh
Elktets
Knights of Pythias
Atyihian Sisters
K. of
A. A. A. A. W.—Woman's Club
Hibs
P.T. A—Hawthorne School
Ss. O
Trinity American Lutheran Guild— Church Partors
Order of Eastern Star
Matt Parrott
Mirs
J. W. Krapfel
Walnut Street
Baptist Church
F. O. P. Club
Frank Akin
Feloven Club
Josephine Barrett
Hadassah Society
Bishop’s Cafeteria
B. A
Fred Follett
Circle Six
Mary Murphy
Civic Department
Wonman’s Club
J. GC. Forbes
Badger Club
G. K. Salisbury
Knights and Ladies of
Ware Maccabees
Waterloo I
O. P
500 Club
Mrs
Ralph Steninger
Waterloo O. E. S
Edna Kent Forbes
A. A
B. B
Lal
Gold Leaf Royal
W. L. Steeves
Book Review Club
EF. B. Brown
Elmore Cowan Stone
W. GA
Maatrans' Clube of
GC. F. Altstadt
Happy Havre
Church News
Lutheran Missionary Society
Circle Five
Clara
Barron
Ladies of G. A. R
Sons of Union
Auxilary
Qsorge
Worthen
Mississippi
Fonner
C. K. Salisbury
Waterlooan
Henry Martly
East Fourth Street
Tilerurban Station
Fonda Mae
Gwynne
Lincoln
Chitago A. A
Illinois Central Railroad
G. C. Kennedy
Marsh-Flace
Evening Courier
Wational Kindergarten Association
Newark
Westcott
Fonda Wae
Srecial Mail Order Department
Neme
Caty and
Blale
Ane
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Weasedene
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