Endeavor Society Plans for a Week of Christian Endeavor
Graves Church announces a series of Christian Endeavor events from tomorrow through the Sunday following. The program includes a union service, rallies, visits to prospective members, prayer meetings, a birthday banquet, and a special Christian Endeavor day with activities led by church and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Graves Memorial United Brethren Church
Dorothy Kloster
Mira Pierce
United Brethren
Mervel Ingels
Clarice Kendall
Rev. B. Main
Esther Schenk
Wivlan Barkhurst
Mildred Hites
Violet Bowen
Junior Society
Miss Lingelbach’s Work Appears in Etude Magazine
Miss Annetta Lingelbach of 1717 Third Street West, a music teacher, authored two Etude pieces in the current issue. Her articles cover teaching children and a junior department musical story, with seven additional stories and several article titles listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annetta Lingelbach
George Lingelbach
Third Street’ West
Etude Music Magazine
Etude
Lingelbach
Valentine Party by Westminster Church Class
The Westminster Presbyterian church class held a Valentine party with about 50 attendees. Partners for dinner were drawn from a wishing well centerpiece, decorations featured hearts and streamers, and plans were made for an attendance contest. A later officers’ meeting and initiations were announced with a luncheon and special performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Sunder School Glass
Westminster Presbyterian ’ Church
Week's Social Events Calendar in Black Hawk IO
Tonight features a memorial meeting at Graves Memorial United Brethren church with Cara Barton guild and CG hall. Tomorrow includes a book review by the Women’s club and a Star-Rebekary club gathering led by Mrs A G Pickens. Friday lists Gold Leaf camp Royal Neighbors and a K GC hall party plus Christian Endeavor birthday banquet at Graves M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Gold Leaf Camp
K. of C. Hall
J. G. Mahanke
Harriette Wightman
Cara Barton
Central Christian Church
W. L. Richardson
D.-T. Aw-Lafayette
First Presbyterian Church
Golden Link Club
Low Armstrong
Becker Chapter
Matt Parrott
Ebs
Blue Triangle League
Woman's Club
Oswald Pott
GC. Hall
Christian Endeavor
Graves M. E. Church
Fidelis
Walnut Street Baphist
Russell- Laatson
A. B. Lawton
Black Hawk I
O. O. F. Hall
Lawton
Olive Walden
Betty Harrington
Mary Knobles
Betty Fitzgerald
Mary Sommers Meyers
Second Annual Governor's Ball Brilliant Event
About two hundred guests attended the second annual Governor's Ball in Waterloo hosted by Governor John Hammill and national guard dignitaries. The Armory hosted dancing with music after a formal banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson where Major Glenn Tibbitts presided as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post F
Travelers Protective Association of America
Hotel Russell-Lamson
George Buchan
Cortlandt Street
John Hammill
Waterloo Companies
National Guard
Hammill
Waterloo
Citizens’ Committee
Russell- Lamson
Glenn Tibbitts
Harry A. Smith
Omphs
Gov
Social notes highlight bridge party for Mrs Barrett Rich
Mrs H Q Barton hosted a bridge gathering at her home honoring Mrs Barrett Rich formerly Miss Teresa Cronin. Guests included Miss Lorene Standish Miss Leona Neu and many Cronin and Fisher family members. Favors, valentine decor, and an Italian Pottery pitcher were given to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. ©. Barton
Bridge
Barrett Rich
Teresa Cronin
Lorene Standish
Leona Neu
Marjorie Shimp
Dorothy Berek
Mary
Ruth Cronin
Margaret Fisher
Meyme Egan
Bernadette Callahan
Grace Simmons
Margaret. Cortright
Kathryn
Hints in beauty care and social advice
Practical fashion notes urge simple tailored dresses with line over color. Avoid cheap brazen styles, favor $50 plus garments, and favor V or U necks on evening wear. Social tips urge positive talk and genuine interest to improve conversation and success.
Club Notes Highlight Tuesday Luncheon and New Members
Star Rebekah club members meet at 1 O clock Tuesday at Mrs A G Pickens home. Triday afternoon 500 club entertained at Mrs George Liebhert home with favors to Mrs James Searles and Mrs David McBairdy. Mea Oswalt Foy will entertain next Friday. The Triple Pour chi met yesterday at Mrs RF Barty home with prizes to Mrs George Wintei Mrs William Hiteh and Mrs Percy Jones. Three new members announced Mrs Earl Biltsch Mrs Wetlein and Mrs Claire Terry. Lineh served at 5 o clock by the hostess assisted by Miss Vione Woalley. Next meeting in two weeks at Mrs Blitseh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Liebhert
James Searles
David McBairdy
Oswalt Foy
RF. Barty
George Wintei
William Hiteh
Ink
Percy Jones
Earl Biltsch
Wetlein
Claire Terry
Lineh
Vione Woalley
Blitseh
Church Gatherings at Universalist and Walnut Street Parlor
Clara Barton guild of Universalist Church meets Monday evening at Mrs. Harry Whitting home with Mrs. Ralph Alexander as assistant hostess. Fidelio class of Walnut Street Rapter Church plans a joint sociable Friday evening in church parlors with Homebuilders class during the monthly business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Barton
Fidelio
Walnut Street
Rapter Church
Jeanne Scroggy Hosts Birthday Party in Utah
Jeanne Scroggy served as hostess this afternoon for her ninth birthday party attended by about 30 Utah friends. The event began at 3 p.m. at the Gerog ey home then moved to the Business and Professional Women's clubrooms for games, music, readings, and a meal supervised by Mrs. Mark Scrogey and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding Miller
Natal
Honie
Truman Wagner
Fay Cobb
T. N. Miller
Mra. Leal
Helen
Ray Cable
Jeanne Scroggy
Utah
Gerogey
Second Street West
H. S. Scroggy
Jeanne
Whippet Cab Company
Mary Horner
Jack Althouse
Ruth Dunkelberg
Blair
Ibert Lindbergh
Joseph Hileman
Whittier School
Mary Ricker
Emerson School
Jane Kistner
H.R. O'Dell
Harrison Strayer
Rosa Campbell
Waterloo Women to Attend Frolic at Cedar Falls
Waterloo women plan to attend the Mooseheart Legion frolic in Cedar Rapids on Sunday February 5 with a special WCF&N car departure at 8 55 a m. The Moosehall meeting approved the arrangements and other club activities included a February 10 card party and a February 28 school of instruction with Eva Weilin class initiation.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Mooseheart Legion
Cedar Rapids
Focal Legion
Moosehall
Freda Gesseler
Regilal Lodge
Eva Weileln
Sacked Canton Villages Report 1500 Slain
Advices from Canton province say border villages were looted and 1500 people including men women and children were killed. Four thousand alleged communists from Honana province led the raid. no Americans were in the area and no further details were released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
i/Pi
Honana
City in Brizf and Waterloo notes and visitors
Local notices report residents visiting relatives in Des Moines and Emporia Ban and a Kansas State college music supervisor post. A Waterloo station upgrade defers due to oak floor work. University of Iowa scholar Grant Wheeler spends weekend with parents in Waterloo. Dr. Chase visits and inspects schools. Meeting highlights freight terminal survey by B O Druary. Train fare and automobile show dates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie H. Schrubbe
Columbia Circle
Quincy
A. J. Howard
Fourth Street East
Des Moines
Florrie Bean
Oak Lawn Avenue
R. FE. Dever
Columbus
Neb
Dever
Fern Bean
Waterloo
Union Railway
Fourth
Bia
J. A. Trimble
Memorial Hall
la Grippe
James Trimble
Grant Wheeler
University of Iowa
George A. Wheeler
Cascaden Avenue
Elizabeth Gillin McCartney
Fourth Street West
Allied Arts Conservatory
Emporia
Ban
Kansas State College
George Knittle
Fifth Street West
St. Francis Hospital
G. &. Chase
Chase
Des Mothes
Tawa, Board of Railroad Commissioners
Twelve Krag Rifles Received by Spanish War Veterans
Twelve army Krag rifles, once used by U S troops in 1898, were received by Fred Willer camp United Spanish War Veterans from Rock Island Arsenal. The rifles, purchased by the camp, will be issued to individual veterans for ownership and future target practice. The camp also holds government pun? for firing squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Toxiay
Fred Willier
United Span
Rock Island
Revelers Quartet to Sing at Cedar Falls Concert
The Revelers quartet, known as the Iron Men of radio, headline a Cedar Falls concert at Teachers College auditorium on Tuesday evening February 7. The group, a quintet with pianist Frank Black, includes Franklyn Baur Lewis James Elliot Shaw and Wilfred Glenn who have long broadcast and recorded for phonograph firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Teachers College
Radio
Lving
Prince of Wales
St. James Palace
East High Declan Declam Winners Named In Annual Meet
Richard Crane Ruth Miller and Preston Perry won first places in the oratorial dramatic and humorous divisions at the East High home declamatory contest held in the high school auditorium last night. Judges were Mrs H B Boss Mrs Faye Vaughn Magee and E Jewett. Crane spoke The Wandering Jew Miller presented Bobby Shaftoe and Perry performed Thru Fire and Water. Second place went to Edward Conrad Irma Eickelberg Dortha Bennett Ruth Hiller coached the event. Winners will represent East High in state contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Crane
Ruth Miller
Preston Perry
East High Homie
H. B. Boss
Faye Vaughn Magee
4. E. Jewett
Crane
Dortha Bennett
Ruth Hiller
Represet East High
Star Badges Awarded To Two Boy Scouts By Court Of Honor
Gerald Glass of Troop 5 and Vincent Greens of Troop 10 received star badges at last night's Court of Honor in the municipal court room. Several scouts were advanced to second class and multiple merit badges were awarded including bugling, woodwork, personal health, public health and first aid, forestry, business and physical development, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Glass
Vincent Greens
Court of Honor
Municipal Court Room
Merle Dietz
Lawton Lockey
Vincent Loddell
Frances Albrecht
Arthur Bunn
Ronald Mayes
Vincent Greeks
Donovan Dietz
Sterling Meyers
Warren Searles
Harry Helgason
Leonard Larson
Winderman Named National Chairman of Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Margaret Jones Winderman of Wapello Ind was appointed national chairman of community service at the American Legion auxiliary national executive committee meeting in Indianapolis Ind today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Margaret Jones Winderman
Wapello
American Legion Auxiliary
State Case Trials Scheduled to Start Monday
Judge G W Wood will hear state criminal cases next Monday starting with the State against Sadie Bass followed by the State against Al Bass. Both indictments charge liquor law violations and the state filed notices for additional witnesses including Harvey Jordan Chief of Police Charles Mohlis Sheriff H Wagner and R W Getchall. If jurors are insufficient for two juries civil suits may yield to the criminal docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Wood
Division of
District Court
State
Sadie Bass
al Bass
Harvey Jordan
Oneida Street
Charles Mohlis
H. Wagner
R. W. Getchell
Ers College
al. Bass
Prof
Getchall
Ward
Students of Five Schools to Contest in County Declar
Pupils from Cedar Heights Dike Janesville Jesup and Orange will compete for honors in the county junior high declamatory contest at Cedar Heights on the evening of Jan 31. The judges will be Miss Ruth Miller Miss Elma Fallonson and H D Taylor Waterloo. Oratorical Gordon Flanders Del bert Miller Edward Voelberding. Dramatic Catherine Campbell Maxine Cunningham Viola Patten Humorous Melvin Larsen Vivian Moeller John Web ber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Heights
Dike
Janesville
Jesup
Orange
Ruth Miller
Elma Fallonson
H. D. Taylor
Waterloo
Gordon Flanders
Lincoln
God
Delbert Miller
America
Knight
Edward Voelberding
Births Reported in Local Hospitals and Homes
The column lists numerous birth announcements with parents and addresses across the community. Entries include Georgianna Laverne Hof born Jan 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Daniel Hof at Presbyterian hospital. Kathryn Even to Gaylen Byron Green Jan 22. Boyd Allen to George Blaine and family. Evelyn Mae to Paul R. Hoch. Delbert Keith to Floyd Odem. Earl Vernon to Earl and Myr4 Harland Krueger. Salome ane to Frank Krueger. Richard Arthur to Henry Eugene Reed. Patricia Helers to Loren Jot Berry. Mary Allee to Carl vor Lloyd Buckley. Eugene Alan to Carlton Wellington Holmes. and others with dates in January or noted hospitals and addresses across Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Daniel Hof
Presbyterian Hospital
Dan
Georgianna Laverne
Cedar Raplds
Gaylen Byron Green
Sixth West
Kathryn Even
George Blaine
Elehth West
Jam
Delbert Keith
Earl Vernon Hardee
Magnolia
Earl Vernon
Harland Prank Krueger
Firth
Kingsley
Patricia Helers
Carl Vor Lloyd Buckley
Cascaden
Mary Allee
Carlton Wellington Holmes
St. Francis Hospital
Eugene Alan
Raymond Eugene Addington
Lows Hermann
Sycamore
Ervin Lola
Othsa Bills
Jackson
Kathleen Louise
Lawrence A. Knipp
Ivan Edwart
Henry Milton Beckwith
Chestnut
Milton Dale
Richards
Witham
Leavitt
Mary Isabel
Leslie R. Cowell
Eddie Dawson
Shillian
Eddie, Jr. Mroc
Ray Melick
Frank UN
Gale Mervin
Howard Sawyer
Ankeny
Edwin
Sheila G. Chnrlea
John Jacob
Winston. Ealem. N. C
Postmaster to Urge Air Mail Route for City
Waterloo postmaster Ray C. Eggert will travel to Washington, D. C. to argue Waterloo should be a stop on the proposed Minneapolis to Moline air mail route. City leaders from Waterloo and Cedar Rapids push for rail-linked mail volume to justify a stop. The route would connect via Illinois Central, Chicago Great Western, and Chicago Rock Island lines with multiple daily RPOs. Roosevelt Anderson and Mazell Harris, both of Waterloo, obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray C. Eggert
Washington, D. C
Jay
Post Office Department
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Moline
E. Shelby
Mason City
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Eggert
Imnels Central
Chicago
Sioux City
Omaha
City
Chicago Great Western
Kansas City
St. Paul
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
St. Louis
MitInels Central
Albert Lea
Minn
Illinois Central
R. P.O
Chicago Great Western Oelwein
Rock Island
Melon pricing puzzle yields hidden split in sales
A brain teaser explains pricing by splitting sixty melons sold at five for $2 into thirty six at three for $1 and twenty four at two for $1. The result shows six large melons counted as small, creating a $1 difference in revenue.
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Isabellas
Daughters of Isabella
Knights of Columbus
P. B. O'Neil
Mines
Jessa Gragy
J. F. Mulkern
J. E. O'Keefe
W. C. Dotson
George McGuire
D. W. Peck
B. E. Condon
Joseph Schiel
John Schaack
L. DB. Miller
J. B. Bruver
Joseph Thorne
T. F. Thomon
Lucilla O'Hagan
Marguerite O'Hagan
Mildred Sullivan
Endeavor Society of Graves
Fine Arts
Woma's Club
Black
Bruce Gates
O. J. Conery
W. D. Endres
W. E. Tucker
R. L. Short
Neva Ellsworth
J. F. Darland
Mmes Gilbert Ogaard
G. W. Logsden
G. R. Baum
Robert Patrick
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
Lafayette
the Parent-Teacher Association
Bruce Gales
J. A. McEwen
Etta
Belle Storer
Thelma Hondly
Muriel Correll
Miss Lingelbach
Etude Magazine
Valentine
Westminster Church
C. E. Si
Sarah Bachman
State Center
Frank Adams
C. H. Bunker
Charles Trunkey
School of Instruction
Biaes
Bachman
E. A. Black
Rey Behoel
K. of. P. Hall
Waterloo Camp
BH. E. Fergemenn
P. J. Hacket
Elva Wannemaker
George Moothart
Harold Tas— Tere
Lodge
Hee
George PF. Shannon
Waukegan
Evelyn Rains
Edward K. Levine
Dorothy Jirsa
Black Hawk IO
Isabella
CG. Hall
Bs O. Vo
Meeting
H. QO. Barton
Edna Kent Forbes
Moise
Oman
Star Rebekah Club
A. G. Pickens
Church News
Alexander Frank
Carl Baker
J. M. Skogmo
Edward Baker
Skogmo
Mmes. J. Herbert Mohlmann
Juchus Youngman
Frank Schmitz
A.J. Oleson
Otto Koepke
Grace Kauffer
First Congregational Church
Betty Meiser
Marilyn Miller
Betty Jean Bentson
Margaret Young
Mary Weston
Leola Jensen
Catherine Lee-~hey
W. W. Kauffer
Helen Gould
Frank Swartz
Henry Herbsler
Anna Trimble
The
Luxury
W. A. , Smith
Doucet
Brizf
Buchanan’s
Chicaga
Great Western
Declan
OWA
Dr. M. R. Francis
Fonda Mae Shop
East Fourth Street
Fonda Mae
Roosevelt Anderson
Mazell Harris
Biza
Tee
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