Eastern Star and club notes from Waterloo district events
District eight instructor Mrs Frances Dahl will lead a school of instruction at Masonie hall with a 6 30 dinner at Black's tea room. Rainbow Circle plans a Valentine party. Phi Sigma Chi initiates two members. clubs schedule dances, meetings, and social events at Memorial hall and Central school with varied venues and hosts.
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Eastern Star
Frances Dahl
Waterloo
Masonie Hall
Emma Burke
Mae Forbes
Anna Gunstead
Meta Dryer
Phi Sigma Chi
Walter Stunt
Warne Allen
Phi Sigma
Rainbow Circle
Club Notes Wild Rose Event This Thursday
The Wild Rose club holds a meeting with Mrs. Robert Mc Heffey on Thursday followed by dinner. The Ladies Musical Improvement club will host a 1 o clock gathering at Binck's room with Mrs. Clands Bennett and Mrs. C. RB. Hoxte in attendance.
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Wild Rose Club
Robert McHeffey
Moon
Niclock
Beauty Chats by Edna Kent Forbes
An advice column with reader questions on hair color skin cleansing and cosmetics. Edna Kent Forbes discusses henna shampoos cleansing creams rouge hair tonics and eyelash products while addressing readers Anxious Moe Alice May Virginia Cupid and X Y Z with practical tips and cautions on scalp care and product ingredients and offers to share formulas via stamped envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moe
Alice May
Virginia
X.Y. Z
Mildred
Gentlewomen and a tea house venture failed in business
Two women formed a tea house partnership based on friendship, with no clear contracts. The plan collapsed after months of mutual compliments and vague duties. The article argues for explicit business terms to avoid hurt feelings and ruined friendships, stressing formal agreements and value-based pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Jane
First Presbyterian Church Plans Evening Fellowship
Church news notes a monthly supper for Sunday School workers at the First Presbyterian Church on Thursday at 6 p.m. The biweekly meeting will begin at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Veacclation
Bnerages
West Schools Relax Kindergarten Enrollment Age
West schools loosen age rules after lighter enrollment. John C. Mc Glide, superintendent, announces that children with birthdays before April 1 may enter kindergarten if enrollment is completed promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Schools
John C. McGlide
Joseph Basha Fund Aided 460 Patients
The Social Welfare league of Waterloo reported to Black Hawk county district court that 460 patients received medical care during the year under the Joseph Basha fund. Bequeathed $10,000 in trust, the fund covers medical care for needy persons. The report notes 1,475 nurse visits, 301 dental patients, 66 tuberculosis cases, 400 attending baby clinics, with $492.71 spent on hospital services.
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Social Welfare League of
Waterloo
District Court of
Black Hawk County
Joseph Basha
Susan B. Lentz
A. J. Edwards
League
the State University Hospital
Oakdale Hospital
HS Waterloo
Tasha Fund
Social Welfare League
Valiant Babe Enrolled One Minute After Birth
A St. Paul dispatch reports a newborn, Margaret Jean Valiant, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Edgar A. Valiant, born January 25 at 12 14 PM, enrolled in Cyprus Baptist Sunday School cradle roll at 12 15 PM. Valiant, former Waterloo pastor, serves as superintendent of the St. Paul Baptist union. Local churchmen note the record eclipses a Waterloo baby’s 20 minute enrollment.
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St. Paul, Minn
Babeon
Edgar A. Valiant
Waterloo
First Baptist Church
Margaret Jean Valiant
Cyprus Baptist Sunday School
Valiant
Baptist Union of
Dispatch
City in Brief: Local Socials and Travels
Alfred Longley transacted legal business in Des Moines yesterday. H J Heddinger at 600 Albany is homebound by grippe. Mrs S E Arbendast of Lisbon was a guest at the Roderick residence. G G Vetter leaves tonight for Los Angeles on business. Mr and Mrs A J Howard returned from Des Moines after visiting his brother. Jonn H Collins resumed duty after an absence due to la grippe. Several residents return from visits. James R Egan to St Francis hospital for facial growth operation. Harry L Husson operated for appendicitis with favorable progress. Mrs W H Beachler returns from Bellville after care for her mother. Mrs Jessia Clayton returns from Stacayville via Mason City. Come to Black's Tea Room for music every night. Notice: main entrance to our leather and drapery department has a new beeh opened from Commercial Street side of Courier Bldg. Paulry Goods Co. lamp design reference to Humprees Davay.
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Alfred Longley
Des Moines
H. J. Heddinger
Albany Street
S. E. Arbendast
Lisbon
Roderick
GG. Vetter
Glenwood Street
Los Angeles
Cal
A. J. Howard
Kiubefelter
San Diego
Waterloo
Jonn H. Collins
J. C. Gould
Minneapolis
Minn
Peter Dorlea
James R. Egan
St. Francis Hospital
Harry L. Husson
Presbyterian
W. H. Beachler
Bellville
Jessia Clayton
Lupton Avenue
Stacayville
Mason City
J. C. Kerlin
Waterrod
Myrtle Ekdredga
Black's
Learpek
Courier
Paul Ry Goods Co
Buying the Electric Pad for Home Use and Health
A historical shopping piece extols electric pads and blankets for bronchitis rashes rheumatic pain and convenience. It details bending heat settings by small dot switches, durability and safe modern design, and notes popular uses from warming beds to bread rapping and fish bowls.
Autos Put Dugein Off Mail Routes
Automobiles replace horse drawn routes in Waterloo Kinghard area with post office officials citing faster deliveries as autos crowd streets. Longtime letter carrier Ed Beal continues delivering for now while Charley the horse retires after decades of service on western Waterloo routes established 15 years ago.
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Dobbin
George L. Carson
Charley
Ed Beal
Grant Avenue
Kinghard
Home Park Second Addition
Prospect
Beal
Waterloo
Thieves Leave Prints on Dynamited Safe
Rock Island Michigan November 30 fingerprints on a dynamited safe may help police identify culprits who cracked safes at a bakery and a cigar store. Loot totaled about 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Van
Yeges
Joeal
Robbers Foiled In Hardware Store Break-In
Police interrupted a robbery at Fifth Street Hardware on Fifth and Water streets when a passing officer spotted the suspects. The same burglary occurred Saturday night January 26 at Adam Entz home on Second Street West, with small arms and pocketbooks taken.
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Fifth Street
Fifth and
Water Streets
Adam Entz
Second Street West
Legger Proclivities of Colored Woman End With Injunction
A permanent injunction restraining Alice Williams from obtaining or keeping intoxicating liquors for sale was issued by Judge G W Wood in district court, as requested by Walter R French county attorney. Williams had pleaded guilty to bootlegging earlier, was fined $50 and costs, and claimed she was framed by police agents into procuring a pint of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Wiliams
G. W. Wood
Walter R. French
Williams
Melting Snow Drags Waterloo Walks Into Ice Hazard
Pedestrians report today the slip prone, treacherous walks in Waterloo as thawed snow melts leaving dirty puddles with icy bottoms. Only sand salt or ashes fail to aid footing while the thermometer rises above freezing for the first time since Thanksgiving at 33 degrees.
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Waterloo
Two Evangelical Churches Merge by United Vote
In Detroit in October the Evangelical association and the United Evangelical church merged uniting Logan Avenue and Calvary congregations. Rev. J. A. Deedrick and Rev. L. Baumgärtner lead the churches as officials adopt merger by a unanimous vote. Logan Avenue will stay at its current site until April 1 before move. missionary funds and one minister will be redirected. Logan Avenue property placed on the market. The Logan Avenue work under Rev. Deedrick gains support from his congregation and expects larger opportunities through the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Evangelical Association
United Evangelical Church
Logan Avenue Evangelical
Calvary Evangelical
J. A. Deedrick
L. Baumgartner
Logan Avenue
A. A. Conser
Cedar Rapids
Movies and Songs at Calvary Church
Calvary Evangelical church hosts a community meeting with mainly films led by Clare Heald YMCA activities secretary. Films shown include The Making of Cheese and Scenes in the West Virginian Hills, followed by a community singing session.
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Tonteht
Calvary Evangelical Church
Clare Heald
West Virginian
Annon Central
I. C
D. H. Middents
Fast Park Presbyterian Church
Ray A. Graham
Railway Y. M. C. A
Mr. Middents
East High Enrollment Larger for Semester
The semi annual report for East School District compiled by Superintendent C. W. Kline covers Sept 6 to Jan 26. Enrollment end of semester was 3,916 with 1,981 boys and 1,986 girls. Attendance 96.83 percent. Continuation school enrollment: 15 boys and 8 girls. Senior high led in tardiness with 454 cases.
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East
C. W. Kline
Attendance results reveal top schools and low score in 1 466 total
The total enrollment reached 1 466 with John Fiske School posting a low mark of 32. To help parents gauge attendance, the 10 rooms with the highest attendance percent are listed: Lafayette Third 98.97, Washington Third 98.63, Lincoln Sixth 98.63, Washington Fifth 98.49, Hawthorns Third 98.39, Hawthorne Fourth 98.35, Lafayette Fourth 98.28, Roosevelt Second 98.22, John Fiske Fourth 98.18, McKinley Seventh 98.15. Last year’s enrollment was 3 766 with 1 896 boys and 1 860 girls, an increase of 160 students. Enrollment for the new semester will be announced soon. a larger increase is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fiske
Lafayette
Washington
Lincoln
Hawthorns
Hawthorne
Roosevelt
McKinley
Kiime
Guatemala Band Cheers Kiwanians at Rialto Theatre
The Guatemala based Royal Tropical Marinba band from South America entertained Kiwanians at the Rialto Theatre with popular tunes. Senorita Elena Camacho sang with enchantment, accompanied by the band as the case involving Dr. D. W. Smouse of Des Moines versus Waterloo Savings Bank remained under advisement before Judge George W. Wood.
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Senorita
Elena Camacho
Royal Tropical Marinba
Guatemala
South Raperice
Rialto Theatre
Senorita Camacho
George W. Wood
District Court
D. W. Smouse
Des Moines
Waterloo Savings Bank
Bus Driver in Court and Dance Change Headline
The court heard testimony on seven promissory notes of 6000 dollars each with decision to be rendered later. Bus driver J A Hayes faced reckless driving charges after a Johnson bus cut in and caused minor damage. released on 100 dollar bond with trial set for February six. A Masonic dance shift moves from Armory to Forum hall to fit expected larger crowd as a Guatemala marimba band provides the evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Pletcher
J. A. Hayes
Johnson
Hayes
Fletcher
Armory
Forum Hall
Guatemala
Central America
Wiay
Mrs Jewell Improves After Operation at Presbyterian
Mrs Charles Jewell, recently operated on at Presbyterian hospital, left for her sister Mrs Wesley Clemens home at 222 Jefferson Street to convalesce. Also notes a distant reference to Yunnan where theft is punishable by death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Charles Jewell
Presbyterian Hospital
Wesley Clemens
Jefferson Street
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Mabie Alexander
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Pn On
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Ela Schultz
Mulberry Street
Mmes
L. W. Watt
Paul Venter
George Venter
Antoinette’ O'Keefe
J. x. O'Keefe
Jean Preece
Mra
O'Keefe
Harriett Wightman
Commercial Street
Guy Robbins
Wesley Boyd
Jobn Farrell
Ruth Mackamnan
Francis ‘Thompson
West High
J. R. ‘Thompson
Memorial Hall
St. Francis
Albert Scholin
Central School
Scholin
Black
Alning Room
Lowell
Mario Schmidt
Esther Youngdale
Bennett
Beauty
Edna Kent Forbes
Church News
Buchanan
Sir Humpees Davay
Mrs. Harland I, Allen
Dugein
United Vote
Calvary
Calvary Church
East High
Bose
Postum Cereal Company, Incorporated
Battle Creek, Michigan
Yunnan
Purma
Buchanan Mi
Beery Self Serve Grocery
Florida
Florida Citrus Exchange
Citrus Exchange Building
Tampa
Clinton Bridge Works Oessees
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