Women Child Study Club to Hear Talks at Grace M E
The Nine mens of Grace church will meet at Grace M E church at 2 30 p m to hear Mrs F C Sage on Problems of the Adolescent Age. Rev V C Kelford will address the group in February on The Training of Our Boys and the YWCA secretary will speak in March on The Training of Our Girls. About 40 members are active. The club began in 1919 under Mrs WH Small, still studying as advisor. Other officers are Mrs O L Huitran, President, and Mrs Jack Campbell, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. EB
Naradey
F.C. Sage
Alice
V.C. Kelford
Burton Avenue
Churen
Catton
Soune
Our Boys
Ors
VY. WC. A
Gracechurch
WH. Small
Evetuddy
Grace M. EL Society
O. L. Huitran
Airs
Jack Campbell
Miss Pankhurst to Speak on Religion Only on Visit Here
Miss Christabel Pankhurst, English suffragist, will speak on a religious theme The Incarnation Crucifixion Resurrection and Return of Christ at First Presbyterian church on Sunday Feb 17 Several organizations invited her to address them and she will only discuss religious topics in a letter to Dr J R Cartney she stated her willingness with that constraint Also notes of social visits and local club events in Waterloo and Cedar Rapids society scenes include engagements and musical programs by local performers and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christabel Pankhurst
First Presbyterian Church
Power Anpires
The
Bible Association
Miss Pankhurst
J. RB. Cartney
Bean
OH. Drohan
Py Kenny
Dubuque
Kenny
Chicago
Drohan
Florida
Gates College Alumni Party At Woman's Club Rooms
Gates College Alumni Association holds an 8 p.m. party at the Woman's Club rooms with dancing and luncheon. Pythian Sisters meet Tuesday with Miss Sofia Frank. luncheon will be served at noon. January Waterloo Woman's Federation meeting at BTPWR club rooms this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates' College
Woman's Club
Sofia Frank
Pionic
Janary
Waterloo
BTPWR
Autumn Leaf club meeting and related gatherings note
Fourteen members attended the Autumn Leaf club meeting at Mrs Herbert Schneiders home with Miss June Smith assisting. A Theosophical Society session occurred Thursday evening in room 502 Lafayette Building. Other clubs planned picnics and all day sessions with menus and transport details discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Autumn Leaf Club
Herbert Schneider
June Smith
Theosophical Society
Laayette Building
Minnesingers Set for ISU Concert at First Presbyterian
Church news notes Minnesingers, the men's gleen club at Iowa State Teachers College, will be presented in a concert program at First Presbyterian Church Friday evening February 3 under the church choir’s auspices. Alpha chapter of Westminster gulch, First Presbyterian Church, will be entertained at the home par Miss Jessie Powter, 142 Alta Vista Avenue, at 3 p.m. Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sega
Berdeila Sankey
Glaude Biamett
Waterloo Woman's Club
WUL
Nae Davie
Lorin Hart
Iowa State
Acheers College
Kath Bassett
Cbs
Chapin
Max Splukery
Unra
Aberdath-Nigturne
ALY
Mtuakewe
Potdiad
Mina Sankey
Iowa State Teachers Colege
First Presbyteran High
Westminster Gulch
First Presbyterian Church
Jessie Powter
Alta Viste Avene
City in Brief 1924 Glasses and Service Notes
City in brief items report on glasses and optical services in 1924. Citizens travel to Chicago for shows and visits while council members plan a semimonthly session. Local residents relocate offices and pursue jobs. court cases and police notes appear, including a drunk fined and a disorderly house trial continued.
Top of the World Days and Their Quiet Joys
The piece muses on “top of the world days” when life feels radiant and capable. It paints a day from morning letters and class successes to theatre plans, compliments, and a late night wakefulness, ending with gratitude for such bright moments amid daily contradictions.
Beauty tips for skin care and cleansing routine
A reader shares an at home regimen for clear skin focusing on oatmeal paste face masks, cleansing creams, toning effects, and powder applications. Advice covers avoiding excessive acids, using cold creams for oil balance, and steps to apply paste, wash, and finish with powder. Also mentions eyelash care and facial muscle massage for drooping corners of the mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareeshes
Lecture on Beauty of the Rockies by Mrs Tolman Mast
Mrs Imma Tolman Mast noted author traveler and parks advocate will speak on Conserving the Scenic Crown at the First Congregational church February 3 under Kiwanis International auspices. She will describe Rocky Mountain beauty spots from years spent there. No admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imma Tolman Mast
Parks Association of
D.C
First Congregational
Af Kiwanis International
Rocky Mountains
Railway Officer Optimistic On 1924 Outlook
CG D Morris guest of Waterloo Rotary spoke on 1924 business prospects, calling conditions generally favorable with rising building, stable farm prices, and low unemployment. He warned the danger of political action disrupting rail transportation and urged restraint from political meddling to avoid harming the second largest U.S. industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Morris
Chicago
Western Railways
Waterloo
Morris
Tie
Jessine
Alconsid
Meng
United States
Congress
Early Franklin sections hit by destroyer attack
In Franklin Kentucky on January 28 a destroyer attack damaged both business and residential districts. Initial figures place property losses at about 1.5 million dollars with many homes left uninhabitable and extensive street damage reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Towy Scoreuin
Franklin
Artout
Exclusionary Pact Aims to Restrict Races in Hawrey Territory
The article reports agreements by property owners in Hawrey and adjoining areas to widen a previous pact that bars certain races and nationalities from buying or leasing real estate. A district judge recently upheld the legality of the agreement, extending the restricted period beyond six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwhers
Hawrey
McWillaninys Wondition
Renal Estate
Tun
Fr Cours
Revival at Linden Awakens Interest
Last evening the Linden M. E. church auditorium filled for the final revival meeting led by the Epworth league. Rev. Robert Davies of Hireville is due today to conduct a two week extension. Subjects included Stones That Wander the Blessing and What Christ Invested in Us, with singing by Kenneth Hoover and remarks by Ed Andersen and Lavenerie Bachtell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Agederson
Lavenerie Bachtell
Charlie Flin
Sunday Weather Report Delivers Cold and Warming Trends
The state bureau forecast slight warmth tonight and tomorrow with rain or snow in the region. Yesterday’s high reached 26 below zero, with last night dropping to 1 above. The sun shone, pedestrians were lively, and today’s temperature near 39 above. Colder conditions expected in other parts of the state tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bureau
Gates Cage Five Loses To Janesville 12 to 9
Waterloo Business college basketball team dropped a close 12 to 9 game at Janesville on Friday night. Waterloo led at halftime by two points as Ter was the principal playmaker for Waterloo while Simpson Dubois and Heerman starred for Janesville. Janesville has now won nine of twelve games. The Waterloo girls defeated Janesville 4 to 3 that evening. Superintendent Brown officiated both meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Business College
Janesville High Gumatet
Waterloo
Oter
Waterloo Five
Simpson
Dubois
Heerman
Janesville
Shell Rock
Teachers High
Waverly
Floyd County Recorder Weds in Mason City
Charles City Iowa Jan 2 Miss Lutle Brantlay Floyd county recorder and Wilbur Shider were married in Mason City with Rev Dibble officiating. The bride has served in the courthouse for years, her former home was Rad[d]. Shider works at Hart-Parr factory and they will reside in Floyd County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Lutle Brantlay
Floyd County Recorder
Wilbur Shider
Mason City
Dibble
Congregational Church
Radd
Shider
Hart-Parr
Pastor Fred J. Clark Quits Pulpit After Six Years
Kirst Congregational church members are stunned by pastor Fred J. Clark announcing an impending resignation after a sermon on mercy. Trustees and deacons rush to discuss the move though Clark plans no other pulpit yet and cites interest in evangelistic work beyond the church. Meetings reveal sadness as the church has grown under his leadership with extended evening programs drawing many new attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirst Congregational Church
Fred J. Clark
Congregational
Clark
Wirse Congregational Church
Dr. Clark
Fire alarms quiet at all stations after calm Sunday
Firemen at all stations enjoyed a four quiet Sunday with no alarms reported yesterday. This contrasts with last Sunday when 12 fires occurred in 24 hours causing considerable losses, and six fires on Saturday with roof blazes at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. causing slight damages to residences at 104 Bates and 811 First West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Aman
Bates
Ross
First West
Robbers Hold Up Wail Clerks In Montana Post Office
Two masked bandits entered the Missoula post office early today and held up two mail clerks. They escaped with about 30 000 to 36 000 in cash consignments to a Missouri bank, according to local post office officials.
Bad Luck Strikes Miss Anna Decker and Harmon Girls
A string of misfortune follows Miss Anna Decker and the Harmon sisters, daughters of Milton and Mrs Thurmon. An automobile owned by Decker and Maude Harmon was burned in Waterloo. Ida Jarmon, a Minneapolis teacher, returned home to find her rooming house burned with belongings. Decker and Maude, bank employees, had traveled to Florida then Cuba. Decker fell ill and underwent appendectomy during the trip but is reported improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Lackington
Bloomington
Ison
Arch
Kate Ryan
Sioux City
Walter A. Delaney
New York
Isabella
Agnes Colling
Rosary
Margaret Squires
Omaha
Nebo
A. A. Stoffmann
Squires
Jennie F. Walker
Watering West
Chicago
Misses Harmon
Milton Thurmon
Anna Decker
Decker
Maude Harmon
Waterloo
Ida Jarmon
Minneapolis
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Florida
Cuba
Convention draws 50 agents to Medical Life Co gathering
More than fifty general special and local agents from Iowa and Minnesota attend the annual convention at the Medical Life Insurance company home office in Waterloo. The event features a morning meet together luncheon at the Greater Waterloo club, and a ballroom business session with addresses by R. M. Malpas of Des Moines. A banquet at Russell Lamson caps the day as the company promotes its Tang States operations and growth prospects for 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Minnesota
The
Medical Life Insurance Company
Greater Waterloof Association
Hotel Russell Lamson
R. M. Malpas
Reinsurance Life Company
Des Moines
Russell- Lamron
Waterloo
Two Black Hawk Co Boys Appointed to Naval School
Washington Jan 28 Special Carl W Leslie Cedar Walls and Randall Brant Dunkerton have been named alternates to Annapolis Naval Academy Jose T J B Robinson representative from Third Iowa district Howard Ransford Eagle Grove is the principal appointee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk Co
U. S, Naval School
Washington News Bureau
Waterlor
Even
the Courier
Washington, D. C
Carl W.lezlie
Cedar Walls
Randall Brant
Dunkerston
Annapolis Naval Academy
Jose T.J. B. Robinson
Howard Ransford
Eagle Grove
Fish Poisoning Hits Harvest at Mason City Sugar Plant
Fish killed by refuse from the Sugar factory at Mason City are delaying the ice harvest along the Shell Rock river northwest of Allison. So many fish are frozen in the cutting field that workers struggle to obtain a clear ice supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison, Ta
Mason City
Shell Rock River
Allison
Maqhk Photo Shop Moves to New Location Soon
George Mack, longtime commercial photographer and Kodak finisher at 203 L and J building, will relocate his MAQHK PHOTO SHOP to 503 Fourth West Rate in February. The shop will add a retail department for Kodak furnishings as part of its expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maqhk Photo Shop
George Mack
Kodak
Kodak Furnishings
Mass Fish Die Off At Charles City Mill
Charles City Iowa January 28 thousands of fish perished in a peculiar manner due to pounding electric ice machines. Fish driven downstream through the mill race and caught in the large wheel at the mill. Species included carp mullet redhorse and suckers. Low water and ice cutting likely drew fish toward the air opening in the mill pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles City
Harry Confare Opens New Bershop in Bank Building
Harry Confare opened his barbershop in the basement of the Black Hawk Bank building this morning, moving from the L. and J. building. He is assisted by William Tallant and Carl Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Confare
Black Hawk Bank
William Tallant
Carl Miller
Don’t Spoil Your Child’s Hair By Washing It
Health advice warns against harsh shampoos like Mary soaps and Prepare. Coconut oil shampoo is praised as pure greaseless, inexpensive, and cleansing, using two or three teaspoons to lather, rinse, and leave hair soft, bright, and easy to manage while removing dust and dandruff.
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HiNems of
Socie
Grace Church
Gertrude Mulgeney
Cedar Rapids
Frances Clarksey
Vinton
Wima Kenny
Clear Lake
Karvwell
H. A. Banamin
MojDile Street
Lesh Bickelberg
Virgina
Betty
Erma Hickelberg
Dorothy Decker
Claude Crane
Charles Brayton
Benjamin
Vodar Heighis
Cedar Eighty Woman's Club
PL. A. Wergus
Suesday
Bess Shoemaker
Jane Haffal
Popstar
Beth Littrell
Igh
Eastern Star
O. B
Masonie Hall
Sidna Ferguson
Toy
aMes
ML Pierce
J. W. Schulte
Bishop's East
Welock
Gates
Star-Rebakah Club
L. A. Danton
Hitoruyban
HroUn
Church News
Buchanan
Fedvertisement
J. W. Koch
Harry Burd
Bure Auto & Supply Co
As. Oy, Dearhamer
Chiromattic
Davenport
Mrs. Dearhamer
Grant Avenue
Weatherill
Hammond
Neb
Omaha Steel Works
Kerl A. Rauth
Illnois Central, Electrical Department
Tas
Sono
New Orleans
JT. E. Vergason
Golden Rule
Manchester
TL Oo Williams
J. D. Cohn
G. FE ‘Wood
Manichkester
J. Water
Police Department
Gotton
Warner
Jane
Gotheements
Ecitod
Jeary
Justi
Tny
Ise
Towa
Salmone
Que
Oso
Rockies
C. D. Morris
Pact
Linden
Hev
First Congregational Church
Harmon Girls
Convention
of Medical Life Co
Peil Allison
Broncon Fnsurance Agency
Tom Collins
Lea
Henry
Oie
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