German Crisis Discussed By Civic Group In Waterloo
Leon ard Weiss spoke on German government before the Civics department of the Waterloo Woman's club with A. E. Gnagy, mayor, adding remarks on municipal government. Weiss warned of factional strife and press influence, while Gnagy stressed citizen responsibility. The meeting covered the fragile German republic and potential unification or chaos as the crisis unfolds.
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Germany
Leonard Weiss
Waterloo Woman's Club
Greater Waterloo Association
A. E. Gnagy
Weiss
Republic
Mr. Welas
Relief Corps Head Ends Long Service at Friday Meeting
Mrs. Ida Alderman presided at the relief corps business meeting as new officers were installed. Three candidates were initiated, applications presented, and a report on the national convention read. A flag memory gift from Mrs. Elizabeth Starr was presented. baskets and plants were distributed at Christmas. New officers include Mrs. Lillian Dennis as president and Mrs. Julia White as senior vice president. The stage group prepares props for Pied Piper with Mrs Roy Smock leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Alderman
Woman’s Relief Corps
Dusiness
Iivide F. Davison
Wapello
Lula Belle Esher
Rose Glendy
L. KB. Park
Elzabeth Starr
Lillian Norris
Olive Stevens
Lillian Dennis
Tong
Daughters of Veterans
Sons of Veterans’ Auxiliary
Dennis
Julian White
Ela, Mckieffer
Lydia Miles
Chanlain
Esher
Sleveny
Ethel Stull
Delia Southerland
Ida Nichola
Fannie Cerda
Taskistant Guard
Anna Gla
Gmco Bross
Sones Tetta Sort
Linn Xnapr
Pearl Ells
Huntee Arnold
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes Fallacies
Edna Kent Forbes debunks quick beauty fixes, noting that overnight gains are unrealistic. Readers should beware extreme promises and instead pursue gradual improvements in hair, skin, and social charm through steady, internal development.
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Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Homecoming Party of Eagles in Lodge Hall
500 at Homecoming Party of Eagles in Lodge Hall Friday. There were 500 persons in the party of Hagi¢a and their families that attended the annual homecoming meeting of the lodge last evening. Supper was served by committee of women and an instrumental trio supplied music. J. Murtagh acted as toastmaster. The addresses were delivered by Mr. Murtagh, W. O. Birdsall and Rea C. Thompson. Miss Elizabeth Mack played violin selections and Miss Tielen de Davis sang. Miss Jean Hirdgall accompanied both young women, save a group of readings. After the program the floor was cleared for dancing, an orchestra furnishing the music.
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Hagi¢a
J . Murtagh
Murtagh
W. O. Birdsall
Rea C. Thompson
Misa Elizabeth Mack
Tielen de Davis
Jean Hirdgall
SIDE TALKS ON DISCIPLINE AND SELF IMPROVEMENT
The text explores discipline as a multifaceted concept. It discusses discipline as punishment and as teaching, stressing that true growth comes from self restraint, sacrifice, and enduring hardship. It contrasts indulgence with responsibility and highlights how discipline shapes character through sacrifice and perseverance.
Central Christian class honors teacher before relocation
Sixty five members of the Young Married Friends class at Central Christian Church met last evening at Mr and Mrs Frank Evans home to honor teacher Mrs G I Serrill whose work will soon close as her husband has accepted a call to a Sioux City church.
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Teopts
Central Christian Church
Frank Evans
G. 1D. Serrill
Stoux City
Tha
Kitchen Thermometers Help Modernize Old Time Cookery
A vintage guide urges two kitchen thermometers per home an oven unit and a liquid thermometer. It notes proper temps for frying candy and fats, warns against rapid temperature shifts, and recommends hanging a wall card with standard baking and boiling temps. The article emphasizes safer, faster cooking and fuel savings through precise heat control.
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Almast
Social and church group gatherings mark week of farewells
Informal sentiment marks the approaching pastor's departure as Mrs Serrill is given a table lamp by Willis Richardson and a 50-member Rosary society meets at Sacred Heart parish hall for refreshments. Addie RicCormick hosts Fidelity class at 623 Denver Monday. First Baptist Live Wire class enjoys an auto ride and at-home games with refreshments. Westminster Young Married class holds a picnic while Dr. Preston speaks on infant baptism. A spelling match, pianists, and radio concert fill evening activities. United Presbyterian class honors L. Moorheanl with a farewell party. St Marks auxiliary, Calvary Evangelical Sunshine, and other groups plan meetings, elections, sleigh ride, and social events with refreshments.
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Serrill
Willis Richardson
Sacred Heart Parish
the Rosary Society
Michael Gleason
Eugene Brannon
William Strayer
First Baptist Live Wire
Aliee Strayer
Westminster
Eliott Purmott
A. C. Preston
Er. J. Wieland
L. S. Moorheanl
Mason City
United Presbyterian Church
Kathryn Marshall
Edwin Zilmer
J. R. Murray
Club Notes Spark Various Social Gatherings This Week
Members of the W C F Bridge club were entertained by Mrs L Wood at a theatre party with a midnight luncheon after the show. Book and Needle club meets Tuesday with Mrs J D East as assistant hostess. Calamich club played cards at Mr and Mrs W C White with high scores by Mrs C O Booth and T L Conry. W club held an all day meeting planning a guest party in two weeks. Cafeteria luncheon at noon followed by needlework and visit. Psychology club meets Monday at 7 30 p m in room 712 at First National Bank building. Fifteen members of Novelty Twelve club enjoyed a sleighride party then at Mr and Mrs Ed Parr with Mrs Raymond Addington winning a prize. Box supper served by the women in the Party. Happy Hour club hosts a 1 o'clock luncheon at Mrs S B Reeds Tuesday.
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W.C. F. Bridge Club
L. #. Wood
Calamich Club
W. C. White
W. Club
W. R. Brown
Psychology Club
First National Bank
Novelty Twelve Club
Ed Parr
Raymond Addington
Social Activity Outlined at D A R Meeting in Black Hawk
Waterloo chapter of the D A R outlined social events including an early candlelight tea and a Valentine party, a relief afternoon, and an Easter sale as part of preparations for the state convention in Cedar Rapids. Delegates and alternates were named for Continental Congress.
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Waterloo
Black
Mmes
C. D. Becker
W. A. Lane
W. HR. Walker
Hugh G. van Pelt
George de Ward
Fred S. Pettit
Regent
Blanche Stewart
Myrtle Crane
Lissette and the White Rose Fairies
The Queen and pages rush from a room as white fairies swarm the palace. White roses glow, and sentries cry The White Rose Faires as fairies touch red roses with magic wands, transforming the scene into a snowdrift of white.
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Lissette
The Tale of Red Rose Fairy and the Fairy Queen
Lislette learns how Red Rose Fairy fled Fairy Land and became a mortal, holding a queenly power by keeping a wand. A witch forced a union with a giant green frog, trapping the frog in the Yellow Cave and Red Rose Fairy in a tower. Sunshine from Lislette and White Rose fairies breaks the spell, freeing the frog and restoring the Red Rose Fairy.
Sunshine fairy Lislette and the Red Rose tale
In the Queen's Kingdom a sunshine fairy helps return Red Rose to fairyland. The Yellow Cave and a frog vanish as warriors in red become gablins in green and bright red. An old witch is warned by the Fairy Queen after threatening a black cat she loves above all.
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Lislette
Sunshine Fairy
Red Rose
Fairyland
Sunshine
Man and wife pioneer settlers die within hours in Tama Co
Trucr Va January 13 The Uchytil home in Toledo mourns the deaths of Mr and Mrs John Uchytil pioneer residents both succumbing to pneumonia less than 15 hours apart The aged couple had been ill under a week Mrs Uchytil died about 1 am and her husband followed in the afternoon They were Bohemian born and married here They leave 15 children 40 grandchildren and 45 great grandchildren Also a New York dentist notes most peers have foot trouble from standing or leaning on one foot while working.
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Trucr
Uchytil
Toledo
John Gehytil
Bohemia
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Gnagy
E. A. Boggs
Schuneman
Wangler’s
Damec
Ives’ Hat Abop
Churen
Clara Barton Guild
Mre
Frank Fish
Relief Corps
Roy Smock
Lore Alford
George Scales
Wilford Stewart
Fred McClain
C. D. Cass
Helene Balnett
Jane B. L
Martha
Josephine FL R
T. G
Eagles
Lodge Hall
W. GT. U.— Woman's Christian Temperance Union
International Antialcoholic Association
Towa
Union
Lincoln Circle
Louise Shupe
Cora Broadbent
Mathilda Schultz
Alta Fisher
Olean Cavanaugh
Anna Heisser
Jessie Sohm
Mary Woore
Addie Hatch- Kiss
Ella Watters
Alice Ferguson
Nellie Hattwisle
R. E. Crowther
J. W. Gwynne
W. FH. Kadesch
Iowa State Teachers College
5. A. Cohagan
L. S. Moorhead
Ella Williams
Catherine Young
Jacksonville
Fla
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Florida Federation Wi
B. L. Cobb
Answ
Congress
W. H. Bickley
Italy
France
Helen Byrnes
Europe
J. T. Allen
Anna Estella Murray
Davenport
of Daughters of Veterans
Jane Kirkwood
Memorial Hat
Ben Hur
Ben Hur Lodge
I. H. McCarty
McKinley Y.T. A
G. E. Pike
McKinler Parent- Teacher Association
United States
Carleton Eickelberg
Z. G. McAlvin
D. FE. McBroom
Rainbow
Circle
Memorial Hall
American Legion
Louis Armstrong
Fourth Street West
Lena McCullough
Ruth Cameron
Church News
Mrs. Harland H. Allen
Addie RicCormick
M. B. Fidelity
Denverstreet
Mmes. F. A. Deckey
John Buxton
Eda Jen
First Presbyterian Church
A. J. Artus
Big
GC. A. Boatman
L. A. Blitsch
Harold Smith
Mary Cundil
J. B. Church
R. H. Thompson
Woman's Auxiliary
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Co. G. Stearns
Calvary “Evangelical Sunshine
Lucile Bard
Leona Mobr
Esther Bier
Halen DeBubr
Betty Kiein
W. H. Robinson
Miss Bard
Book and Needle Club
J. D. East
Emmons Johnson
Happy Hour Club
S. B. Reed
Sandman
Hed Rose
Fairy Land
Yellow Cave
Oast
Yellow Lake
Rose
the Fairies
Boos
Tama CO
New York
New Canton Cafe
Chas. Luan
Prop
Pass Automobile CO
Universal Car
4Th Street
Denver
Eth
5Th
Sycamore
Hth
11Th
Lafayette
Lafay
Ette
Franklin
Parker
Logan Ave
Logan
4Th
Repass Automobile Company
Ford Products
West Park Ave
Cedar Street
Waterloo, Iowa
Baker’s
Caracas
Water Baker & Co
Dorchester, Mass
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