Pioneer in Work for Crippled Children Tells Experience
Miss Jane Boyd of Cedar Rapids described the need for ready and loving service to crippled children and praised the Perkins hospitalization law aiding Cedar Rapids and Johnson County families. She spoke before the Home and Education department and Water-Joo Woman's Club, outlining her thirty years of welfare work, child health basics, and the impact on families and citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Oak Hill
Perkins
Home and Education Department
Water- Joo Woman's Club
Miss Boyd
Boyd
Indian Pianist to Perform for Waterloo Woman's Club
Miss Georgette LaMotte an Antrican Indian pianist from Pawhuska Okla will give a concert in East High school auditorium Friday evening Jan 23 as the second number in the Waterloo Woman's club series Miss LaMotte trained in Kansas City New York and Paris praised by Rene DeVries for interpreting music rather than mere technique Miss Caroline Powers Thomas violinist who first showed talent as a child then studied in the east and Europe later returning to America to appear with prominent orchestras and with John Philip Sousa on tour performs in the same program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgette LaMotte
Paris
Caroline Powers Thomas
East High School
Waterloo Woman's Club
LaMoltte
Pawhuska
Okla
Carl Bush
Kansas City
New York
Kastler and
Cortet
Rene DeVries
The
Musical Courier
LaMotte
Thomas
Europe
America
Aeoliantal
East
Pittsburgh
John Philip Sousa
Bergonzi
London
Side Talks on Labor and Perfection in Daily Tasks
A reflective piece contrasts modern reluctance to perform routine chores with past virtues of patient, exacting work. It recalls music practice, home maintenance, and grandmothers who valued flawless effort, noting how small failures prompt enduring reminders of pride in work.
University Women Accept Members in Session Tuesday
Waterloo branch of the American Association of University Women met as guests of Mrs Harry Reed and Mrs J H Butis at the home of Mrs James Black. Sixty members attended. New officers included Mrs Fred J Miller as president and Mrs Leslie Behrubte as secretary. several national and local members were admitted. The group welcomed new mother and daughter members and hosted an evening of bird calls and lectures on China under the Republic.
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Waterloo
American Association of University Women
Harry Reed
J. H. Butis
James Black
Fred J. Miller
Leslie Behrubte
Leo Leeper
G. W. Dunham
Cornell College
Eula McKinley
Iowa State University
Ruth Tumbleson
Drake University
Bessie A. Young
Opal Haven
Dalla Ross
Iowa State Teachers College
Margaret Aten
Drake
Ames
C. T. Wilson
Cornell
Blanche Stewart
Texas
G. T. Wilson
L. H. Edwards
Rowena Edwards
Cedar Heights
M. E. Witt
John Liffring
F. G. Liffring
C. W. Ellyson
Caina
United States
China
Japan
Anna Leggete
Home Economics Department
State Teachers College
Richard G. Cabot
Harvard University
Anna Patterson
Jessica Milligan
Marie Watters
Janet Stoan
A. D. Donnell
Alfred Lyons
Chesley Jenness
O. W. Gilligan
R. A. Bodwell
Harold Chamberlain
Davenport
C. J. Nesa
Fred J. Clark
Sara Anne Smith
Re, Williamson
Oskaloosa
la Porte City
D.A.R. Chapter Highlights Americanization Work and Events
The Mary Melrose chapter Daughters of the American Revolution discussed the Americanization report by Mrs. E. R. Bergstresser and noted school for aliens progress, Christmas baskets, a 252 pound box to Piney Woods school, and local entertainment. Other items covered included state government study, joint luncheon plans with Waterloo chapter, a Wartburg Normal College banquet honoring Mr. and Mrs. Heyde, and a Sucrede concert in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Bergstresser
Mary Melrose
F. L. Northey
School For
D. A. RR
Piney Woods
Braxton
Miss
John Lifiting
F. C. Lifiting
F. P. Rehimeier
F. W. Powers
Winnie Stevens
W.S. Dawson
Noerthey
BE. R. Bergstresser
R. A. Folk
W. 8. Dawson
Hugh McCartney
Sliss Flora Miner
G. L. Revington
Cedar Falls
R. C. Pedersen
G. J. Mack
Waterloo
Black’s
Eyeglasses and Style Go Against Age in Public Taste
Edna Kent Forbes notes tortoise shell eyeglasses are seen as flattering adding character and eyes, while plain lenses suggest age or profession. She observes Americans abroad and on stage, and discusses how glasses influence perception, with advice favoring tortoise rims despite hat conflicts. The column also touches on hair changes with climate and cautions against home treatment of serious skin diseases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth M
Girls' Orchestra to Be Formed at Y W Tonight
Final arrangements for an employed girls' orchestra at the YWCA include registration at 7 30 this evening at the association building. Mrs J D Knapp to teach with a 4 dollar fee for 16 lessons and instruments may include mandolin banjo guitar ukulele and tenor banjos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association
J. D. Knapp
Nellie Brown
Church News Highlights Church Activities and Meetings
American Luther Teague will finep this evening in Jimanuel Lutheran parochial school hall. Officers borned last evening by First Lutheran Wartburg Teague are Louis Stolte president Carl Ehrke vice president Elena Anderson secretary Edward Ehrke treasurer Paulina Morkel flower fund treasurer First Lutheran Missionary society will meet at the church tomorrow With Mines C Herman J C Jago and Cal Salisberg as hostesses. Standard Bearers of Grace Methodist church had their regular monthly dinner and program meeting in the church parlors last evening. Dinner served by Mary Sharper Lucile DeLong Mildred Gleason led devotions and Mar ivel Fern. Lucile DeLong and Dorothy Johnson took part in the program. More than 100 attended the board party at St. John's parish house last evening. Favors in play went to Mrs Harry Roberts Mrs Henry Conter Miss Katherine Kline Henry Conter Leo Newton and Harry Roberts. St Marys Sewing circle will meet in the school hall Thursday afternoon. Cards and quilting will furnish diversions. Ladies auxiliary of Northminster Presbyterian church will meet for picnic supper in the church parlors at 6280 Thursday evening with a program to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Wartburg Teague
Louis Stolte
Carl Ehrke
Elena Anderson
Edward Ehrke
Paulina Morkel
Flower Fund
Grace Methodist Church
Mary Sharper
Lucile DeLong
Mildred Gleason
Marivel Fern
Dorothy Johnson
St. John’s Parish House
Harry Roberts
Henry Conter
Katherine
Kline
Leo Newton
St. Mary's Sewing Circle
H. J. Center
5. J. Hacker
G. P. Rechttertig
John Reid- Sen
T. J. Winninger
Club Notes and Social Events Spread Across Hampton
Multiple Hampton clubs report recent gatherings with hostesses, new enrollments, and planned future meetings. Mrs. J. E. Froning attended with special guests, Go-Together club shared a 1 pm picnic luncheon, Innocent Imps met for a business social, La Lomita postponed two weeks, and a new group Our Gang formed at Carl Anderson home.
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la Lomita
Harrs
McCower
Waterloo Bank Elections Reported In 1928 Officers
Waterloo residents learned of bank officer elections held yesterday. The First National elected A. Marsh president and A. M. Place and H. A. Matue vice presidents. Commercial National named B. W. Miller president and J. M. Graham as vice president. Waterloo Savings announced Emmons Johnson as chairman and re-elected officers. Leavitte Johnson National Bank reported re-elected officers.
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Waterloo
Industriad
Daas
Black Hawk National Bank
Waterloo Bank & Tres. Co
Tice
H.W. Wente
Jeashier
S. Colinan
Charles 5. jAfter Instry
R. L. Penne
Lane Cashiers
Miss Lillian Shoemaker
Warren Brown
W. P. Broxie
A. J. Edwards
J. M. Graham
Worth Sillman
G. W. Neces
CG. W. Aller
H. B. Plumb
J. S.tiuthill
Lt. W. Weate
Waterloo Savings
Waterloo Savi
Johnson
IR. Vv
Carleton
J. J. Miller
Wayne EE
Anith
Francis R. LaBarre
Emmons Johnson
Harry G. Northey
Will BE. Orle
Cameton Sias
BR. W. Walte
A. E. Glenny
W.R. Small
GC. T. Wilson
L. W. Witty
J. E. Johnson
C. R. Davis
Walter B. Johnson
Leavite & Johnson National Banks
Cant. Fred G. Clark Hosts Army Unit Evening
Cant. Fred G. Clark leads a Monday night gathering at Armory Hall for his company and local officers. The event features sandwiches and coffee as Clark honors enlisted men for cooperative efforts in building the unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Clark
Fred , Clark
Go. 2
Susrd Swatt
Armory Hall
Dongewegen Haim
Towa Naronal
Zer Clark
Lord M. Shepherd
Moe Very
Ald Guyer
Clark
Representative party at Iowa U attended by three Waterlooans
Three Waterloo men attending the University of Iowa were guests at the Finkbine dinner for representative university men at the Jefferson hotel in Iowa City. Hobart Dawson, Ward Mayer, and Leland Parkin were listed with Dawson speaking. The event hosted 128 students and professors, with William O. Finkbine as host.
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Waterloo
University of Iowa
Manual Finkbine
Jefferson Hotel
Iowa City
Hobart Dawson
Iail
Ward Mayer
Privel
Iowa
Leland Parkin
Hawkeye
Dawsoon
William O. Finkbine
Morgans Granted Divorce After Testimony in Des Moines
Mrs Lou Morgans received a divorce from District Judge Bonner in Des Moines after she testified against her husband, a director of the State Revisits, on grounds of null support. Her maiden name was Marion Henderson and the couple wed at Waterlooi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lou Morgans
Bonner
Attendance at Waterloo Social Welfare Clinic Report
Waterloo Social Welfare League board met at Bincks tearoom. December reports from Helena Muches superintendent and Ruby Reimler public health nurse were read. Nurse made 222 home calls in December including 134 nursing 64 welfare 9 prenatal 4 tuberculosis and five hundred twenty eight other reasons. Clinic attendance was excellent with 34 eye ear nose throat and dental cases treated or examined.
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Waterloo Social Welfare League
Binck
Helena Muches
Ruby Reim
Jose
Yellow Cab Concern Elects 1925 Officers
Joseph A. Clack was elected president and treasurer of the Yellow Cab Concern at its annual meeting. He will lead the company alongside vice president M. C. Wrsleots and secretary Latin Jack, who serve as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Clack
Land Ape Hointells
Yellow Cab Company
Sterday
M.C Wrsleots
Vic
Latin Jack
Junior Cross Word Puzzle Guide
A compact explanation of solving a junior crossword puzzle. It advises filling known words with one letter per square and notes that words begin at numbered squares either across or down. The text provides hints on using placed letters to form correct words as you progress.
Uncle Wiggily's Cross Word Puzzle Adventure Tale
Uncle Wiggily and Nurse Jane encounter a cro ssword craze as the bunny and a fox form an unlikely alliance over three and five letter clues while dodging dangers in the hollow stump bungalow. The playful scene previews Uncle Wiggily's football tale to come.
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Nurse Jane
Hollow Stump
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wigarty
Uncle Butter
Uncle
Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Longears
Jollie
Jillie
Dr. Possum
Wizsily
Hut
Uncle Wregily
Fox
Rabbit
Uncle Wigvily
Local High S chaas Rank High in Thrift
East High and West High schools appear on the Thrift Incorporated honor roll of 15 U S high schools for high savings participation. West High led with 7.3 percent in December and East High at 11 percent, with 40 percent or more required for the honor. Other Iowa schools earning places include Newton Sioux City Paskalga siene Cedar Falls Vovieoutat Cedar Rapids Marshalltown and Keokuk. Also noted is a legal case about bad eggs in Eldora with Robert J Mason fined $3 19 for selling decayed eggs to a food dealer.
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East High
West High
United States
Thrift Incorporated
West Ihich
Lake Plow
Ames. Ia
Belvidere
Iowa
Ion
Newton
Soux Ciu
Paskala Gsiene
Cedar Falls
Vovieoutat
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Sia
Keokuk
Taunmvpal
Robert J. Ma
Eldora
Arrest for Refusing Census Questions in Cedar Rapids
Joseph Benjamin was arrested in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, for failing to answer a census enumerator’s questions. He claimed no obligation to reply until the law was explained, then agreed to cooperate after arraignment. He was released on a personal bond pending a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Joseph Benjamin
SS. Lightner
Dom Felereisen
Benjamin
Hightner
Feierefsen
Romance of Rhine Ends in Iowa Divorce Suit
Mrs Helen Benesh, born in Germany, files for divorce from J G Benesh in Cedar Rapids Iowa. She says they married in Luxembourg on June 8 1922 after meeting during his service with the American occupation army. She cites his conduct as unbearable and says she sought English study and work to aid their life abroad and in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Rhine
Helen Benesh
J. G. Benesh
Monticello Banker Marked For 50 Years Service
Monticello Iowa January 14 stockholders and directors honored Henry Carpenter president of Monticello National Bank for half a century of service he began as an assistant cashier at 17 a banquet for 125 attendees including officers and directors heard many happy speeches a Swiss watch and a gold headed cane were presented as gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello, Ia
The
Monticello National Bank
Henry Carpenter
Carpenter
Clearing House at Charles City Will Aid Farmers Bank Creditors
Charles City Clearing House association has agreed to relieve temporary embarrassment to depositors of Farmers Trust & Savings Bank, which closed January 6, by loaning 25 percent to holders of certificates of deposit or other valid claims. Local banks expect a substantial payment to depositors soon, with advances to be repaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Charles City Clearing House Association
Farmers ‘Trust & Savings Bank
Farmers Bank
Waterlog Evening Courier Patterns Notice
Waterlog Evening Courier advertises up-to-date patterns for the Courier fashion department. Enclosing 15 tents for each syattern. patterns are suitable for seams. Orders filled promptly and should reach customers within ten days after sending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterlooq
Stylish Frock Pattern for Slender Figures
Pattern notes describe a stylish frock for slender figures sized 18 to 20 years. Suitable fabrics include Charmeen, flannel, or kasha with satin or silk poplin options and contrasting collar material. Yardage details cover multiple widths and features for facing cuffs and extended plaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon
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Woman’s Club
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J. I. Chase
Henry Thompson
Thomas Torpey
Ed Murray
Chicago
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Rand
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Waverly
Wartburg Normal College
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Cedar Weights
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Jimanuel Lutheran Parochial School
First Lutheran Missionary Society
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Hampton
C. AW. Schmidt Sesterday
Cs. MW. Club
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Mabel West
Minnie Reed
O. B. Harris
Ethel Gore
Our Gang
Carl Anderson
J. W. Arbuckle
Harpy Hour Club
E. J. Lockwood
A. B. Curran
T. Clan
Black
J. O. Packman
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