Social notes and society events in Waterloo area
Monday afternoon society pages cover the B Needlework Club and E O reports, Woman’s Relief Corps officers installed with Anna Histney as financial secretary, Cecelia Schweder wedding in Hyansville, Meany leaving for St Louis, Waterloo chapter D A R meetings, open Waterloo Woman’s Club session on Americanization, at home parties and a birthday surprise for Miss Mabel Wilson, Van Ness Black marriage, and a farewell party for Mrs Walter Keckler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Relief Corps
Anna M. Kistner
Kate Clifford
Ida Alderman
Ella Bronson
Carrie Leckington
Anna M. Histney
Olive Stevens
Charlotte Duke
Lula B. Esher
Grace Bross
Mabel
Mac Keller
Anna Lohner
Lottie Flick
Minnie Lukehart
Anna Glas
Julia White
Mary Shirley
Jennie Stricker
Gertie Tiemens
Lillie Norris
Anna Long
Meuny Schweder
Hyansville
Cecelia Schweder
J. J. Meany
Waterloo
St. Benedict's Catholic Church
Father Martin
Kohl
Western Avenue
I. L. Ferriss
Warren Gilvert
France
P. H. Paulsen
Tilleuloy
United Presbyterian
Woman's Missionary Society
Mirs
Waterloo’ Woman’s Club
Russell
Lamson
Civic Department
O. B. Klingaman
Central Christian Church
J. A. Wilson
Mabel Wilson
Walter Keckler
Dorothy Griffith
Boston
How Much Should You Eat to Change Weight
Bona Kent Forbes answers readers on daily calorie needs for children from ages two to eighteen and adults, outlining a simple method to estimate calories by ideal weight and physician figures. It also offers rough daily ranges for men and women and cautions about hair dye, eyestrain, and cleaning grease from gloves with gasoline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenog
Advent services listed across Waterloo churches
Tomorrow's services are scheduled in Waterloo congregations with morning and evening prayers at multiple churches. The lists include names of pastors and times for Sunday school, special services, and midweek gatherings across several denominations including Episcopal, Evangelical, Brethren, Methodist, Lutheran, and Presbyterian, plus a Salvation Army event and a YMCA meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BaPrist
Jeferson Street
Park Avenue
Clyde J. Asking
Walnut Street
Iine
Walnut Streets
John Bunyan Smith
I. U
Antioch
Douglas Street
W. W.ewing
W. W. Ewing
Des Moines
Burton Avenue
Rich Street
V. C. Kel- Tord
Brotherhood
Garver
Christian Home
V. C. Kelford
Feourth Street
St. Bmark
Denver Streats
Nowell
Reyv
WH. Vandersoll
Yo Efa
Logan Avenue
United
Logan
Dane Rev. J
L. C
Bretheed
Wellington
Z. T. Livengood
Lanark
Ghurah of the Brethren
South
A P. Blough
Sun- Hebrew
Day
Congregation
Bona of Jacob
Fls Im
Christian Workers' Meeting
Fifth Street West
J. Dector
Church OF Chribt
Church of Christ
Knights of Pythias Hall
Fred J. What
Clark
Luitherar
Immanuel Lutheran
Walnut and Mine
H. Prekel
Pith
St. Lukes English Lutheran
Fof
Fourth Street
Campbell Avenue
Anspach
H. Muellex
Ordies
Mingston Society
Luther League
Fourth
Randolph
Panter
Frank W. Court
D. D
Bible School
Epworth League
Greco
Fifth Street East
J. Lockwood
St. Pauls M. E
C. EB. Luce
Broadway Street
Pedshyterlan
J'arh and
Mulberry
John Robertson Macartney
Christan Eondeavor
Ing Dro Macartney
First United Presbyterian
P. Mn
My. P.O
Wal Peterson
Westmieter
WallesHington
Standolah
Archibald Campbell Trestan
Tabov
Avalon
D. J. Gretzinger
Cedar Heights Community Church
Presbyterian
N. &. Methfessel
Astor
Christian Oneideavor
Hero Decorations Won by Five Boys of Waterloo Homes
One hundred Iowa veterans who served with the American expeditionary forces earned the distinguished service cross or the congressional medal of honor. Five Waterloo soldiers were honored, with Des Moines and Council Bluffs also prominent among recipients. The book Heroes All reveals 78 congressional medals, 41 distinguished service medals, and 1,241 distinguished service crosses, placing Iowa sixteenth in hero awards. The piece also notes a local school play adaptation featuring Genevieve Scane, Irwin Kammeyer, and Louise Fowler, with class 9b winning a prize for selling tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Waterloo
Des Moines
Capital City
Council Bluffs
Washington, D. C
Fassett Publishing Company
Lowa
Nw York
Genevieve Scane
Josephine Sears
Irwin Kammeyer
Phillip Sears
Louise Fowler
Lucy Courtney
Margery
Carolyn L. McFarlane
Grace Altemeyer
Truman Walter
Thel Voelker
Bernice Cole
Madge Hostetter
Marian Sipes
Marian Ross
Alda Lamb
Vera Steely
DeForres Carter
Fred Krage
Deibert Hanson
Clair Bachtell
Francis Hudson
Margery Makes Good Cleverly Produced by Junior High
Junior high students staged a tuneful musical comedy Margery Makes Good last night on Sixth and Mulberry streets. The first production by the juniors drew a packed auditorium and showcased the youthful cast's bright performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery
Mulberry
Corn Hulling Rate Dispute Tests Honor in Court
Spencer Jan. 10 A wage dispute over corn hulling at 7 to 9 cents a bushel led to an $8.28 claim, $4.14 awarded to the plaintiff, and $27.75 costs after Jacob Anderson sued Arthur I Reese. The trial, before Justice H. T. McLane, was held without attorneys and centered on an alleged 9 cent agreement made near the Frasier Theatre. Anderson refused to accept 7 cents and sought a new trial after costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Reese
McLane
Frazier Theatre
Settlement Efforts Fail as Parties Skips Trial
Both the plaintiff and defendant had hired attorneys and the latter tried to perfect a settlement, but were unsuccessful and when the case came to trial they did not appear.
Pet Stock Men Elect Executives for 1920
The Waterloo Pet Stock association elected officers at the annual meeting in city hall for the coming year. Dr Karl Jacoby was named president with W A Lowderman as secretary, J M Corning as treasurer, and J R Harria as show superintendent. Four vice presidents were chosen: Jack Taneboer, Charles Igon, O Bateman, and A A Daba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Pet Stock Association
Karl Jacoby
W. A. Lowderman
J. M. Corning
J. R. Harria
Jack Taneboer
Charles Igon
O. Bateman
A. A. Daba
Defendants Move to Dismiss Trial Frivolous Claim
The defense terms the motion to require detailed illegal sale records as trivial and frivolous. The resisting attorney argues the request seeks information beyond the plaintiff’s access, noting the petitions allege possession and sale of intoxicating liquors and nuisance, backed by Iowa Supreme Court citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Sawyer
Sawyer
Waterloo
Iowa Supreme Court
Declamatory contest winners named at Shell Rock high school
In Shell Rock Indiana on January 10 the high school declamatory contest crowned winners in several classes. Maurice Strickler won oratorical while Louise McGregor led dramatic and Mary Wheeler topped humorous. Strickler advances to represent the subdistrict at Hampton in March. Judges were C E Dayton Mrs Gertrude Lemen and Miss Jean Young. Also an advertisement notes available rental of Pythian Temple space on June 1 with H L Green contact at Citizens Gaz & Electric Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Rock
Maurice Strickler
Earl Bell
Des Moines Teachers to Get 16 Percent Salary Increase
Des Moines reports that teachers will receive about a 16 percent raise before the end of the current school year after talks between teachers representatives and the school board committee. The average salary among most teachers is cited as $1.14 annually. A stray line notes a German central station supplying power to 166 surrounding villages.
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Nes Moines
Tar Moines
Germany
Daterloo Opening Courier patterns and patterns scam warning
Patterns and patterns for Courier orders advertised with 10 cents each. Instructions promise delivery in ten days after sending, but warning flags scams are possible. The text mentions Miook Theen and references to WA HRLOO and accompanying designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miook Theen
Feng Ashion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Society News
Dr. B. Needlework Club
A. Fairburn
E. O
J. Brinkman
J. E. Jones
Ruth Buchanan
Iowa Telephone Company
Max
Tack Levingston
Russell Lamson
Helen
Lillie Eppstein
Portland
Ore
Eppstein
A. M. Eppstein
Grace Whitmore
Ruth Cameron
Ak Sie Rane
Bona Kent Forbes
Adventiot
Zivmonth
Walnut Seventh Day
Kistier Chapel
Mourth
Wirth
Bath School
Raymond W. Cross
W. B. Watts
Young People's Meeting
M. Ventig
Union—Tyrteenth and
Jeferson
A. Nash
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
St. Joseph's
Third
E. J. Slattert
M. F. Toomey
Sacred Heart
John Molloy
Father McMahon
St. Mary's Church
Lafayette and
Park Avenue East
Henry Kuester
Maurus Eberle
Joseph H. Toth
Christadelphrian
Christadelphian Ecclesia
Fifth and
Randolph Streets
Christian
Central
Fourth and South
D. Serrilt
Il A
Christian Endeavor Societies
Ephesus
Linden
Arener Avenues
Ker
John C. Olson
Pactor
Nevada Street
Wil Kerman
Ib-Ininute
Wong Wsurvice
Lengua
Epwerth
Lenguas
T. J. Fuller
Puntor
Core
Mobile
Douglas
Young Men's
Mesa
United Beetrren
Graves Mamoral
Earth and Alien
Christian Breideavor
Salvation Army
Hig Brother
Water Street
Ensign
Henry Nicholls
Stone Chapel
Parker and
Columbia Streets
Fieter A
Webster Street
Commercial Street
Fred Daniels
Bescns
Wirth Street West
Metropolitan Holiness’ Minion
Boys of Waterloo
PET Stock
Pythian Temple
Jane
H. L. Green
Citizens Gaz & Electric Co
Edison
New Edison
Coburn
Bridge Street
America First
The
Red Menace
Jesus
W. W. White
Congregational
New Choir
First Congregational Church
Fred, J. Clark
Daterloo
Cacmaker
Jedge
Eden
Black
Black Hawk Electrical Company
Lafayette St. Waterloo
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