Parenteacher roundtable speakers set for district event
Miss Katherine Hatlendorf Miss Jane Boyd and Mrs. G Magdsick will headline the Parentecher roundtable of the parthens district of Iowa to be held here in the I W G A building. Morning school of instruction led by Mrs Hopkins precedes afternoon programs with invocations, songs, and reports from local PTA leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hatlendorf
Towa Oy
Division of
University of Town
Jane Boyd
Cedar Rapids
Department of Public Welfare
Iis
Gece
Towa Conference of
Cedar Rapida
G. G. Magdsick
Grats
Parente
By ¢. Hopkins
Des Moines
Iowa Congress of Parents and’ ‘Teachers
Walton A. Keller
W. W. Stark
Presid
Glenn A. Tibbitts
Rails
Ray Leslie Smith
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Stark
Boward Pelly
P.T. A
M. GC. LaRue
West High School Orchestra
Gladyce Shores Weds Earl Hoaglin in Preston Minnesota
Gladyce Shores marries Earl Hoaglin at 10 p.m. Saturday in Preston with Rev. J. L. Nagle officiating. Reception guests include Cresco and Waterloo friends. couple to reside at Hotel Chambers after visiting Fort Dodge and Cresco relatives. Hoaglin stores run by family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Shores
Wighland
Fort Dodge
Mr. Hoaglin
Mrs. Sumner |' Chase
Gresco
Hotel Chambers
Karl
Hoaglin
Cresco
Hints in Beauty Care by Elna Short Hair Shampoo Tips
Practical home care advice for bobbed hair includes affordable shampooing at home, water softening methods, and egg or soap-based washes. The piece suggests boil or softening water, sponge washing, and ammonia or bran for baths. It also includes a basic neck and shoulder exercise for reducing flesh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elna
Maxine Potters Leads Music Club Junior Auxiliary
Miss Maxine Potter elected president of the Junior Auxiliary to the Be Natural Music Club at a Saturday afternoon meeting in the YWCA building. Miss Msbryn Murphy named vice president and Miss Annabelle Phennicie secretary with Jer j Porter and Miss Helen Tardenal as treasurer. Mrs. A C Kessler led lesson study. Miss Joe Collins spoke on music appreciation and duet with Miss Doris Dunham. Jane Ehy and Helen Simmons played a duet. Helen Singelbach Grace Leash and Lorita Miller performed piano solos. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxine Potter
Natural Music Club
Msbryn Murphy
Annabelle Phennicie
Jer J Porter
Helen Tardenal
A. C. Kessler
Joe Collins
Mussic
Doris Dunham
Jane Ehy
Helen Simmons
Helen Singelbach
Grace Leash
Lorita Miller
W. Kirkpatrick
Ludwigs
Napoleon
Woman's Club Yeomen
Rowena Circle
Harry Baudteld
Church and Sunday School Activities Schedule
Church groups in Waterloo announce meetings at homes and churches through midweek. Woman's Home Missionary society of St Pauls M E church meets at Mrs J R Howard's home. Westminster Presbyterian home department meets at Mrs Jennie L Parker's home. First Brethren and Central Christian churches hold classes and picnics with speaker Gen Phil Hanna discussing Waterloo church history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
A. G
Star-Habe Pickens
Westminster Home Department
Jennie Dy. Parker
Rowena — Nute
Comer
Harry Bandodeld
Lincoln Circle
Ladies of the SG. A
Thimblebee
J. G. Benweil
Marvin
Central Christian Church
W. L Richardson
Pat A—Lafarette
First ! Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
St. Paul's Hone Missionary Society
Chiis. J. RB. Howard
Black’s
Black
Earoom
Woman's Home Missionary Society of
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jennie L. Parker
Sireet West
Black Hawk County
Woman's Missionary Society of
First Brethren Church
Jerry Peck
Etta Lichty
W. L. Richardson
Lotus Satvay
Fidelity
First Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Phil’ Hanna
Waterloo
W O M Club notes entertainments at Jeppesen home
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jeppesen hosted members of the W. O. M. club on Saturday night. High scores at 300 were posted by Mrs. Kenneth Barron and Donald Bandfield. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. Ralph Shafer and Kenneth Barron. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoijer and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bendfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jeppesen
W. O. M. Club
Kenneth Barron
Donald Bandfield
Ralph Shafer
Norman Hoijer
Donald Bendfield
Two Charged With Liquor Possession
Gene Sharp aged 22 of Randall Street and Gus Adams of Barclay Street were charged today with illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Police say Sharp was arrested Saturday night at 619 Sycamore Street after a complaint about noise. a half pint bottle of moonshine was found as he tried to discard it. Adams, arrested Sunday evening by Officer Franks Dennison, bought a half pint of moonshine from a man described as a Negro in the north end. Adams claimed he did not know the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Sharp
Randall Street
Gus Adams
Barclay Street
South
Sharp
Sycamore Street
Walter Sipe
Adams
Franks Dennison
North End
Shab
Roland Lutherans Plan New House of Worship
Nevada Iowa January 30 A longstanding dream of a new Bergen Lutheran church for the Roland congregation nears reality. After 50 years in the old frame meeting house and prior $75 000 in pledges two years ago delays are ended and contractors will be chosen to begin a brick church in early spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
INSI
Bergen
Lutheran Church
Roland
Fire at Villanova College Hall Causes 2 Million Dollars in Damage
Philadelphia January 30 The main building College hall at Villanova University burned during the night causing about 2 million dollars damage. Thirteen persons were injured including five students and eight firemen as four Philadelphia companies fought the blaze. Several students escaped with belongings from the church nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Villanova Colege
College Hall
Ahna Mater
Philadelphia Fe
Church of St.Thomsas
College Hyd
Funeral set for farmer who died listening to radio
James Sigaloss, 63, of Honey Creek died yesterday from a heart attack while listening to a radio program. He was active in Pottawattamie county affairs. funeral services are planned for Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honey Creek
James HH. Siga
Oss
Sigaloss
Pottawattamie County
Alienation suit awards $510.66 to wife in Ts town
Chatito Jan 30. An award of $510.66 was made for El mer Lefaste, a farmer near here, in a suit against Otto Sones for alleged alienation of the wife’s affections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatito
Elmer Lefaste
Near Here
Otto Sones
Judge says high prices lure women shoppers in London trial
In a King's Bench division trial, Justice McCardie argued that women are drawn to fashion by price, not bargains, as a woman who ordered clothes she never paid for faces her suit. He noted men also buy expensive items and cited dyeing costs for silver fox skins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Justice McGardlé
King’s Bench
la Firm
Jess
McCardie
Pontypool
Wales
Thomas Haden
Haden
South Wales
Mr. Haden
General Postoffice Department
Postoffice
Britain
Father and Son Deliver Seventieth Christmas Sermon in Decorah Church
In Decorah Iowa Christmas services at the Washington Prairie Norwegian Lutheran church are noted for a record by Rev Wilhelm Koren and his son Rev Paul Koren. The elder began in 1853 preaching the first Christmas sermon in a log house and preached 56 years. The son preached his seventy fifth Christmas sermon in the same church and from the same text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Paul Koren
Washington Prairie
Wilhelm Koren
America
Rey
Pustotalo
Fatherly wisdom on a childish fault and discipline
A family recounts a mother’s two week absence and a quarrel over mop and broom. Father makes each child write a confessing letter, reads them, then silently lets them off with a humane lesson about humility and timing.
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Mother
Sister
Father
City in Brief Schlag from Buchanan’s ad and local notes
A collage of brief notes from Buchanan’s ad and city affairs covers funeral attendance for Mrs. A. G. Beatty in Independence, hospital stays and travel plans of local residents, Kiwanis and Campus Club events, a hospital address by Rev. Clinton Smith, parish clergy travel, a window damage report, a job move for Howard Holman, a Walnut Court wedding, bridge lumber bids for 1928 county work, automobile show personnel travels, service clinic trips, prayer meetings, a 30 percent dividend approval by Judge Wood in the Waterloo Bank receivership, and Miss Alberta Rentick’s European piano studies before a return to Waterloo. Details include Mrs. Beatty’s funeral attendance, Miss Elsie Faber’s route to Coe College, Rev. Slattery’s trip to Jacksonville, and the dividend of 24,500 in debentures.
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Aurena McCgulliff
Mason City
Sadie Weeks
Hampton
Waterloo
Eva
Nellie Welles
Mulberry Street
Charles A. Bittrell
West Schools
Kiwanis Club
Hoonday
Russell-Lamson
Elsie Faber
Des Moines
Ida Lauvell
Indiana Street
Cedar Rapids
Coe College
Clinton Smith
Allen Memorial Hospital
ConBpus Club
Black's Tearoom
G. W. Wood
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
J. W. Arbuckle
Alberta
Rentick
Waterloo School of Music
Lafayette Street
New York
George Washington
Europe
Berlin
I. G. Sturtagh
Dubique
Emmett Kirby
Waterloo Kindergartens Welcome 242 New Pupils In 1927 28
Two hundred forty two new pupils registered in Waterloo public school kindergartens today marking progress in early education. East district led with 185 registrations across Hawthorne Grant Roosevelt Washington and others. West district added 107 across Edison Emerson Whittier Irving Lowell Kingsley and more. Miss Crystal Fordyce resigns due to ill health at John Fiske. Miss Marcia Newton from Monrovia California to assume first grade duties after a brief arrival period.
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Waterloo
East
Hawthorne
Grant
Roosevelt
Washington
Lafayette
McKinley
Lincoln, Jr
Alcott
Frances Grant
John Fiske
West
Edison
Emerson
Whittier
Irving
Lowell
Central
Kingsley
East Public
Crystal Fordyce
John Fiske School
Marcia Newton
Monrovia
Newton
Town State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Farm children rank above city peers in New Zealand study
New Zealand survey of 20 000 children aged ten to fourteen finds farm children tallest and heaviest on average, with farmers children excelling in height and weight by age thirteen. Professional men follow, while mental attainment also tracks with father’s occupation and perceived ability. A stray note mentions a comet theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
New Zealand
Ada Paterson
Health Department
E. Marsden
He Dressed Helen of Troy Lux Wardrobe Care Story
Hollywood costume chief Max Rée says Lux extends the life of fine fabrics used in The Private Life of Helen of Troy. He details laundry practices and claims studios nationwide rely on Lux to double wear from delicate and sturdy materials alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Max Rée
First National Pictures
Helen of Troy
Lux
Country
Brain Test Answer Reveals Hidden Vowel Sequence
A fragmented prompt indicates a Touvel ordered puzzle with a vowel pattern. Amid scattered words like malaria and palaces the visible text hints at a code driven by vowels, suggesting a sequence to reveal a hidden message.
Geographical lines to govern Munich Zoo exhibition plan
Berlin January 30 report says Munich zoo will abandon type based animal groups. Lions will share spaces only with continent mates while elephants zebras and other African fauna will be grouped continentally. Cages to be reduced and breeding in captivity encouraged under this humane plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munich Zoo
Berlin
Munich
Bengal
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P.T. Round Table
Thomas Niven
First ‘Presbyterian Church
Grece Ullemeyer
East District
Martha McCormick
Council Bluffs
C. J. Hatin
Parent-Teacher Council
Henry Brown
Dumont
Butler County
H. FL Qhmann
Thomas B. Powell
Ce- Gar Rapids
John O. Johnstone
Dubughé
Royal and Village
Edgewood
Linn County
J Thibbebee
Lincoln - Circle
J. G. Bennett
William Watters
J.W. Rickert
W. W. McAllister
W. J. Hotchkiss
Amniversary
Jack Robertson
Banco
Guy Eighmey
C. J. Culligan
Fred Morgan
Fred. Morgan
Irvin
Nie‘meyer
Isabella
K. Off. Hall
D. O.V
Impeting
Clara Barton
Gladyce Shores
Earl Hoaglin
Marguerite
Lorraine
M. Hy Scheidecker
Marian
Ada Edgington
McMillan
Clarence Reardoh
Stewart McMillan
Reardon
Leslie Cowles
Gerald Smith
Mme
Roger Lawrence
Samuel Carlson
Severin Holmes
Arnold Zack
Edward Morgan
Frank Jenkins
Vernom Helmund
Lee Helmund
Clarence Miller
George Kress
Morgan
John Gass
Denver
Lealand Hein
J. H. Shoemaker
Shoemaker
G. W. Meier
J. H. Bleman
Zola Waudby
Broadway
Maxine
Church News
Roland Lutherans
Heart Attack
Rkills Farmer
Judge
E. E. Armstrong
Restares Corporation
Gilbert Prankau
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Eaney
Australia
Lady Astor
Spain
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Princess Arthur of
Connaught
Froebel Tasued
National Kindergarten Association
West Fortieth Street
New York City
Pather's
Buchanan
G. W.W. Boswell
R. F. Snodgrass
F. M. Stull
A. G. Beatty
Independence
B. Stewart
Presbyterian Hospital
Edward Slattery
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John M. Molroy
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Jacksonville
Fle
Nel Gregson
Washington Street
Mary E. Cotter
Lane
Howard W. Holman
Shepherd Lumber Company
Bergen Lumber Company
Waverly
Clarksville
Herman W. Wenter
Chicago
Webster City
Walnut Court
Wente
Commercial National Bank
A. Morris
Morris Motor Car Company
J. C. James
Pontiac
Oakland
Morris Company
Carl Thompson
Minneapolis
Minn
Cadillac Motor Car
Poe
Woutage
A. J. Goranson
Linden Avenue
FP. P. Ebert
George Sheridan
Mulberry
Pennaxlvania
Hudson River
East Schools
Hiru
Maz Rée
Buchanan’s
M. C. A. Bldg
K Baking
Elks Club
L. J. Hauer
Courier
Evening Courier
Sepgeres
Weber Elven Een
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