D A R Chapter Meeting Details At YWCA
Waterloo D A R chapter met at the Y W C A to discuss labor law immigration and women and children laws with talks by Jeffrey Sullivan Karl Krause and Mrs John Gwynn Were. Plans were shared for Washington's birthday party at Black's and a joint luncheon with Mary Melrose chapter on Jan 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Sullivan
Karl M .Krause
John Gwynn
Waterloo
Daughters of American Revolution
Warren Gilbert
Will Lane
George DeWald
Beulah Nash
Washington, D. C
A. F. Miller
P. H. Paulson
George Kenney
C. D. Becker
DeWald Wag
Maud Dudley
John Rock
Blanche Edwards
J. Griswold
Fort Wayne
Indsa
Ben Hesser
Washington
Three Divisions of Womans Club Meet Next Week
Waterloo Woman's club schedules three divisions meetings next week. A Tuesday 1:30 pm luncheon honoring Miss Jane Boyd Cedar Rapids will precede a 3 pm program on Children in the auditorium. Reservations to Mrs. E L Corton or Fred Adams are requested by tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Woman’s Club
Home and Education Department
Jane Boyd
Cedar Rapids
E. Li. Corton
Fred Adams
Loren J. Beylry
Robert Louis Stevenson
Literary Department
F.C. Rieker
Jackson McCoy
Ballentre
West Orange club hosts new executive staff ceremony
West Orange members attended a Friday ceremony in Memorial hall where Mrs Olive Stevens installed the Woman's Relief corps officers led by installing officer and conductor, with $30 to the G A R fund and $5 to the soldiers' home. Retiring president Mrs L Denny received a silk ensign amid tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Stevens
Mada Peterson
Woman's Relief Corps
Memorial Bar
G. A. R. Fund
Marshall Lawn
Lilian Dennis
Mary Shirley
Royal Neighbors
George Bickley
W.lderman
Viola W. Murtzell
Lottie Flick
Lydia Miles
Addie McCormick
Maude Brayton
Anna Johner
Gertie Clemens
Anna Glas
Elizabeth Billings
Lina Knapp
Matilda Peterson
Martha Sweeney
Erma Sheffield
SIDE TALKS CANDIDATES FOR THE HALL OF INFAMY
A writer lists reader submitted candidates for the hall of infamy including people who excuse themselves, the unenthusiasts who critique outfits, the gossip spreaders, and the crowd followers who guide others. The piece satirically catalogs behaviors deemed annoying or hypocritical with playful labels such as the Automatic Raver and the Pryers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brown
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies' Aid elects officers at reg War meet
Mrs A J Reeps was elected president with Mrs H W Steege as vice president and Mrs Otto E Reepe as secretary treasurer. Annual reports were given and committees appointed. Hostesses included Mrs Anna Heckel Mrs Fred Heinel and Mrs P W Wagsmann. Burton Avenue Baptist Women host sociable. Mrs S W Williams spoke on Children in the Home. Sacred Heart parish plans a card party and Thursday members meet to sew at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Reeps
Immanuel Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society
H. W_.Steege
Otto E. Reepe
I. J. Timmermann
Anna Heckel
Fred Heine
P. W. Wagsmann
Burton Avenue
Sacred Heart Parish
T. J. Fitzgerald
Club Notes From Local Social Gatherings
Mrs J W Arbuckle hosts Happy Hour club at 1 o clock at the Y W G A Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Mike Morgeson entertained the D D club last evening. 500 scores led by Mrs Francis Blitseh Ex Maxfield and Al Ross. Tate haute served a two course lunch by the hostess and daughter Ruth. Merry Socini club met at Mrs Georges Colin's home Thursday. first honors in 500 to Mrs Hess Heather shaw with consolation to Mrs Delwool Tyler. A three course
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Orange
M. D. Beckworth
Karl F. Rietz
Harold Clark
D. Swain
Quacheon Bridge
William Stickier
Ernest Klibenstein
Indianapolis
Ind
W. R. Burkett
J. W. Arbuckle
Happy Hour Club
Mike Morgeson
D. D. Club
Francis Blitseh
Maxfield
al Ross
Tate Haut
Ruth
Merry Socini
Geores Colin
Hess Heathershaw
Delwool Tyler
X. G. C. Club
A. H. French
WW. G. Anderson
G. R. Bedessen
Hos Tess
Anderson
E. W. Bell
Beauty Advice For Breath And Weight Health In 1900s Tone
A column mixes dental care and indigestion remedies with home throat gargles and advertisements. It suggests dentists for bad teeth, hot water and laxatives for digestion, salt water mouth washes, peppermint and cinnamon as rinses, and mint and oil-based tonics. It also includes an anecdotal note on a 15 year old girl’s weight guidance and urges medical exam for proper health.
Luncheon Socials and Club Notices Highlight City Briefs
A round of luncheon events and club gatherings fills the social page. Hostesses include Mrs. C. W. Cotton, Mrs. Victor Foster, and Mrs. Frank Cole with guests such as Mrs. Arthur Stitz and Mrs. E. W. Bell. Activities feature handkerchief making for Ellis Island, a 500-point game, and a large birthday cake for Mrs. Mulvoy. Local notes cover a skating rink opening, bank closures in Dubuque, and a Des Moines move for Mrs. Harold Strayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. F. Club
C. W. Cotton
Ellis Island
Victor Foster
Roger Thompson
King Bear
Arthur Stitz
T. N. 8. Club
Frank Cole
Radio Programs Program for Jan 11
Radio Digest listings show stations across the nation with times and acts including choirs violinists quartets sermons and concerts. Notable entries include WSB Atlanta WEMC Berrien Springs KFSG Los Angeles KDKA Pittsburgh and KO San Francisco among others with multiple services concerts talks and sacred programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radio Digest
Associated Press
WSB
Atlanta Journal
WEMC
Berrien Springs
Sermon
KFDM
Beaumont
Onereal
Weed
Boston
Roxy and His Gang
WGR
Buffalo
Dees
Cleveland
Chicago
Dallas News and Journal Service
Pecenport
Cal. Iron Knx Walon
Flat Springs
Orchestra
WOODS
Jefferson City
Servic Rfe
Los Angeles
Pichea
KFSG
Maveshcst
Aeunion
Los Angeles Times
Vanity Club Revue
Woaw
Omaha
Mhladelphia
Woo
Philadelphia
KGW
Portland Oregonian
Sorvier
AWRZ
Springfield
Jeer Fom
Miss Blanche Stewart Resigns Library Post Here for Houston
Miss Blanche Stewart head of the extension department at Waterloo public library has resigned to become librarian of a Houston branch. The new Houston branch library, costing 50 000 dollars, features a central courtyard for outdoor reading. No successor named yet. duties reallocated among staff. Monick Nettleton elected general assistant to assume duties soon. Theresa Feyerelsen to take three months leave to Boston for music study. Maury Jekes remains apprentice librarian and will serve as general assistant during Feyerelsen's absence. Board vote set monthly meetings for the second Thursday each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Stewart
Waterloo Public Hbrary
Houston
Tex
Stewart
Linden Station
Flouston
Monick Nettleton
Mason City
Theresa Feyerelsen
Boston
New England Conservatory of Music
Maury Jekes
Foyereison
Covent
Board of Rustees of Thebiary
Crossword Puzzles Enter Rotary Program at Luncheon
A surprise program is booked for the Rotary club at its noonday luncheon Monday at Hotel Russell Lamson per bulletin from secretary George M Shoe maker. Speakers reference a fence piece or card game as first speaker and a noble term as second, with poetic license in spellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel
Russell- Lamson
George M. Shoemaker
Hotary Lantheons
Dunkerton Defeats La Porte City In Slow Contest
Dunkerton high school defeated La Porte City 30 to 13 at Dunkerton. The game was rough and slow with Sadier having strong work. Dunkerton used reserves in the second half due to a later game against Manchester. Dunkerton girls face Winthrop in the opener at 7:30 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunkerton
la Porte City
Sadier
Manchester
Winthrop Girls
Pow Belanger Improves After Illness Attack
Perry W Belangee, a local realtor, suffered an acute indigestion attack early this week. He is much improved, able to be up and about his home, and expected to return to his office in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belanger
Perry W
Uncle Wiggily's Snowballs by Howard Garis
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane plot a playful kitchen caper as puff balls bake with cherries. A scene unfolds with the talking bunny peeking from a kitchen corner and a plan forming to watch or join the chef in a lighthearted trick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily’s Snowballs
Howard R. Garis
Uncle Wiggily’s Snowball Prank With Inked Treats
Uncle Wiggily moves puff ball cakes from back to front as snowballs. The bunny and nurse Jane prepare treats with red ink spots for pretend cherries. The Bob Cat mistakes the snowballs for birthday cakes, learns the trick is on him, and the others celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Wiggily
Jane
Uncle
Bob Cat
Nurse Jane
Logan Slowly Improves After Auto Accident
W. C. Logan, injured last week when the car he was cranking crumpled against another car, is resting comfortably at his home on 118 Leland Avenue. He is gaining strength slowly, confined to bed with a broken collarbone two broken ribs and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Logan
Leland Avenue
Motortruck Ramps Through Store Window Suffering Glass Loss
A motortruck rammed into Morgan and Sullivan clothing store at 522 524 Commercial Street around 11:30 am, smashing a large south plate glass show window. The Kimball Publishing Company vehicle, owned by Kimball Publishing and driven by Charles Smith, had gears left engaged after a cranked start. Plate glass damage is about $200. the truck sustained no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan & Sullivan, Clothiers
Commercial Street
Waterloo Savings Bank
Kimball Publishing Company
Charles Smith
Smith
Church Officers Chosen at Annual Meetings
Bet J. Howrey was chosen president of the band of trustees of Walnut Street Betrist church at the annual business session last evening. Other officers are J. A. Smith vice president Clarence Brian secretary and Cyrus Sherrill treasurer. Ernest Pickworth and T. R. Wy Worhes were elected as additions vestrymen of St Mark's Episcopal church at the annual meeting conducted at 7 30 Friday evening. Delegates to the convention in Yes Maines this month are W E Cowan C O Lamson and George Worthen. George L Van Duyn e and Albert Petersen are alternates chosen. Mary Irene Gerke will represent the woman's auxiliary and guild at the convention. C C Hermann was reelected President of the First Lutheran church brotherhood at the regular meeting conducted in the church parlors last evening. J J Hall sa Vic s president F W Robert secretary and George F P Ruchner treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bet J. Howrey
Walnut Street
Bertist Church
J. A. Smith
Clarence Brian
Cyrus Sherrill
Ernest Pickworth
TR. Wy. Worhes
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Yes
Maines
W. E. Cowan
C. O. Lamson
George Worthen
George L. van Duyne
Albert, Petersen
Mary Irene Gerke
Woman's Auxiliary and Guild
C. C. Hermann
First Lutheran Church Brotherhood
J. J. Hall
Sa Vics
F. W. Robert
George FP
Ruchner
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Womans
Waverly
First Lutheran Church
Pancey
Martin Heyde
St Paul's Lutheran Church
Charles Metros
Evelyn Schroeder
Fridr Sune Uet
Ralph Slippy
Mr. Heyde
V Ada Haus
Mary Melrose'church
Herst
Wachapter
Daughters of American Versy
Revolution
F. L. Northey
C. J. Langfeldt
J.W. Brown
C. W. Knoop
Nancy
Canis
W. OC. Fe.u
W. CO. A
Eastern Star
Becker Chapter
Order of Eastern, Star
W. C.’Ax
T. W. Warren
W.E. Peavey
Melrose Chapter
Jennie Keel R
Lone Tree
Melvin Sagerlind
Charles Sagerlind
Muscatine
Healthy Education Department
W. C.A
A. Alu. W
Waterlaa
American Assosiation of University Women
James Black
White Shrine
Bethany Shrine
Jerusalem
Cedar Falls
Priday
Willis Johnson
C. A. Neubecker
Roll Catl
G. H. Holgintgen
C. H. Davis
B. G. Cobb
R. B. Williamson
I. A. Miller
Frank Dill
W. C. Hitchins
Mr.Miller Wis
Ilff. & PF
Central Toile
L. A
L. F. Yand
Gve
Regilar
St. Mary's Dramatic Clan
Oan
Billy
Church News
Pearl
Harry Bartlett
Delwood Tyler
Kate Herman
George “Forrester
Buchanan
Harvard Krueger
The
Art Instiitute
Water- Ino Facial Welfare League
Black's Tearoom
Ty. A. Duncan
Gy A Storris
Dubuque
DE Waterloo
Harold Strayer
C. J. Miller
Des Moines
Byrnes Park
A. C. Tabor
Cedar River Park
Pat's Pond
Lynn M. Elliott
I Watering
Mt. Morris, Jr
Presbyterian Hospital
Water Ing
Emma Henning
Baltimore Street
Vhane
Myron Millard
Man
Sacred Heart Church
Uridge
Ely Ole
Rotary
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Wiggity
Bruce Ela
Atlantic
James B
Bruce
Cass County
Senate
Tampa
Fla
Thehis
Longears
Bunny
Toller
Uncle Wiggilr
Waverly Granite Works
Waite
Matt Gruben & Sons
Iowa
Hormalcy
Umail
Sibert
Gesigae
Fashion Department
Evening Courier
Foll
Ayeeesae
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